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Original:  This is in response to the Saturday resolution by the IAEA to report Iran to the United Nations Security Council , which was made without waiting for the director of the IAEA, Mohamed ElBaradei, chairman of the IAEA, to finish preparing a report on Iran's civilian (and allegedly military ) nuclear programs for the regular IAEA meeting scheduled for March 6. ElBaradei had given Iran until March to answer IAEA questions.
Revised:  This is in response to the Saturday resolution by the IAEA to report Iran to the United Nations , which was made without waiting for the director of the IAEA, Mohamed ElBaradei, chairman of the IAEA, to finish preparing a report on Iran's civilian (and allegedly military ) nuclear programs for the regular IAEA meeting scheduled for March 6. ElBaradei had given Iran until March to answer IAEA questions.
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Original:  This is in response to the Saturday resolution by the IAEA to report Iran to the United Nations Security Council , which was made without waiting for the director of the IAEA, Mohamed ElBaradei, chairman of the IAEA, to finish preparing a report on Iran's civilian (and allegedly military ) nuclear programs for the regular IAEA meeting scheduled for March 6. ElBaradei had given Iran until March to answer IAEA questions.
Revised:  This is in response to the Saturday resolution by the IAEA to report Iran to the United Nations Security Council , which was made without waiting for the director of the IAEA, Mohamed ElBaradei, chairman of the IAEA, to finish preparing a report on (and ) nuclear programs for the regular IAEA meeting scheduled for March 6. ElBaradei had given Iran until March to answer IAEA questions.
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Original:  ElBaradei also reported to the IAEA Monday that Iran would also demand a reduction in the amount of facilities inspections from the agency, and that they would discontinue their agreement to the Additional Protocol of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) if the agency reported Iran to the Security Council.
Revised:  ElBaradei also reported to the IAEA Monday that Iran would also demand a reduction in the amount of facilities inspections from the agency, and that they would discontinue their agreement to the Additional Protocol of the (NPT) if the agency reported Iran to the Security Council.
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Original:  The U.S. State Department declared last week that Jeny Figueredo Frias, the chief of staff to the Venezuelan Ambassador, was persona non grata and given 72 hours to leave the country.
Revised: Seal of the U.S State Department The U.S. State Department declared last week that Jeny Figueredo Frias, the chief of staff to the Venezuelan Ambassador, was persona non grata and given 72 hours to leave the country.
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Original: Zacarias Moussaoui Zacarias Moussaoui , the only member of the U.S. September 11, 2001 attacks to be brought to trial, was removed four times from a Monday court session in Alexandria , Virginia where jury selection is underway for the penalty phase of the trial over his guilty pleas to conspiracy.
Revised: Zacarias Moussaoui , the only member of the U.S. September 11, 2001 attacks to be brought to trial, was removed four times from a Monday court session in Alexandria , Virginia where jury selection is underway for the penalty phase of the trial over his guilty pleas to conspiracy.
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Original: Zacarias Moussaoui Zacarias Moussaoui , the only member of the U.S. September 11, 2001 attacks to be brought to trial, was removed four times from a Monday court session in Alexandria , Virginia where jury selection is underway for the penalty phase of the trial over his guilty pleas to conspiracy.
Revised: Zacarias Moussaoui Zacarias Moussaoui , the only member of the U.S. to be brought to trial, was removed four times from a Monday court session in Alexandria , Virginia where jury selection is underway for the penalty phase of the trial over his guilty pleas to conspiracy.
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Original: Zacarias Moussaoui Zacarias Moussaoui , the only member of the U.S. September 11, 2001 attacks to be brought to trial, was removed four times from a Monday court session in Alexandria , Virginia where jury selection is underway for the penalty phase of the trial over his guilty pleas to conspiracy.
Revised: Zacarias Moussaoui Zacarias Moussaoui , the only member of the U.S. September 11, 2001 attacks to be brought to trial, was removed four times from a Monday court session in , Virginia where jury selection is underway for the penalty phase of the trial over his guilty pleas to conspiracy.
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Original: Zacarias Moussaoui , the only member of the U.S.  to be brought to trial, was removed four times from a Monday court session in  , Virginia where jury selection is underway for the penalty phase of the trial over his guilty pleas to conspiracy.
Revised: Zacarias Moussaoui , the only member of the U.S. September 11, 2001 attacks to be brought to trial, was removed four times from a Monday court session in , Virginia where jury selection is underway for the penalty phase of the trial over his guilty pleas to conspiracy.
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Original: Zacarias Moussaoui , the only member of the U.S.  to be brought to trial, was removed four times from a Monday court session in  , Virginia where jury selection is underway for the penalty phase of the trial over his guilty pleas to conspiracy.
Revised: Zacarias Moussaoui , the only member of the U.S. to be brought to trial, was removed four times from a Monday court session in Alexandria , Virginia where jury selection is underway for the penalty phase of the trial over his guilty pleas to conspiracy.
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Original:  The demonstrators fired at the base, threw hand grenades and molotov cocktails . 32 Norwegian, 16 Finnish, three Latvian and one Icelandic peacekeepers were present at the camp during the attack, say the Norwegian Defence Forces.
Revised:  The demonstrators fired at the base, threw hand grenades and . 32 Norwegian, 16 Finnish, three Latvian and one Icelandic peacekeepers were present at the camp during the attack, say the Norwegian Defence Forces.
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Original:  Richard Horton, the editor of The Lancet, in which the research appeared, has responded to the scandal, "Peer review is a great system for detecting badly done research, but if you have an investigator determined to fabricate an entire study, it is not possible to pick it up." Related Wikinews
Revised:  Richard Horton, the editor of The Lancet, in which the research appeared, has responded to the scandal, "Peer review is a great system for detecting badly done research, but if you have an investigator determined to fabricate an entire study, it is not possible to pick it up." Related news
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Original:  Media reports recently released have suggested that the  's Commission on Assisted Dying, which was set up by the think-tank in 2010, will support a change in British law to make it legal for someone to seek an assisted suicide, when they publish their final report on Thursday.
Revised:  Media reports recently released have suggested that the United Kingdom 's Commission on Assisted Dying, which was set up by the think-tank in 2010, will support a change in British law to make it legal for someone to seek an assisted suicide, when they publish their final report on Thursday.
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Original:  , the former commissioner of the  , also served on the Commission and has stated he supports a change in the law as it currently places police officers in the difficult situation of investigating cases of assisted suicide, with family members facing uncertainty as to whether the will bring charges.
Revised:  , the former commissioner of the Metropolitan Police , also served on the Commission and has stated he supports a change in the law as it currently places police officers in the difficult situation of investigating cases of assisted suicide, with family members facing uncertainty as to whether the will bring charges.
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Original: The looming debate on whether the Australian Health Minister Tony Abbott or the Theraputic Goods Administration (TGA) should regulate mifepristone, RU486 , has entered the Australian Senate, February 8.
Revised: The looming debate on whether the Australian Health Minister Tony Abbott or the (TGA) should regulate mifepristone, RU486 , has entered the Australian Senate, February 8.
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Original: The looming debate on whether the Australian Health Minister Tony Abbott or the Theraputic Goods Administration (TGA) should regulate mifepristone, RU486 , has entered the Australian Senate, February 8.
Revised: The looming debate on whether the Australian Health Minister Tony Abbott or the Theraputic Goods Administration (TGA) should regulate mifepristone, , has entered the Australian Senate, February 8.
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Original:  Australian Liberal Party Senator Gary Humphries then spoke, stating that the bill is a "mistake", not because of the possible risks, or that the TGA is unfit to perform the evaluation, but because RU486 is "not just another drug", "facilitating a medical procedure that is not just a medical procedure".
Revised:  Senator then spoke, stating that the bill is a "mistake", not because of the possible risks, or that the TGA is unfit to perform the evaluation, but because RU486 is "not just another drug", "facilitating a medical procedure that is not just a medical procedure".
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Original:  Liberal Senator Nick Minchin , the new Leader of the Government in the Senate, spoke in support of Humphries and his views, and "was not persuaded to support [the] bill", and expressed his "conservative" views that life begun "from conception onwards".
Revised:  Liberal Senator , the new Leader of the Government in the Senate, spoke in support of Humphries and his views, and "was not persuaded to support [the] bill", and expressed his "conservative" views that life begun "from conception onwards".
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Original:  The FBI and relatives of Jaber Elbaneh, 38, a member of the Lackawanna Six and former resident of Lackawanna, New York, are trying to find out if he is one of the 23 members of Al-Qaeda who escaped from a Yemeni prison on Friday  February 3, 2006.
Revised:  The FBI and relatives of Jaber Elbaneh, 38, a member of the Lackawanna Six and former resident of Lackawanna, New York, are trying to find out if he is one of the 23 members of Al-Qaeda who escaped from a Yemeni prison on Friday , February 3, 2006.
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Original: HOUSE OF NARIÑO COMMUNIQUÉ (original version in Spanish here) Image:Loudspeaker.png audio: voice of the Press Secretary of the Presidency of the Republic of Colombia Ricardo Gallant(in Spanish) See Also Uribe-Chavez meeting postponed February 4, 2005.
Revised: HOUSE OF NARIÑO COMMUNIQUÉ Image:Loudspeaker.png audio: voice of the Press Secretary of the Presidency of the Republic of Colombia Ricardo Gallant(in Spanish) See Also Uribe-Chavez meeting postponed February 4, 2005.
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Original: HOUSE OF NARIÑO COMMUNIQUÉ (original version in Spanish here) Image:Loudspeaker.png audio: voice of the Press Secretary of the Presidency of the Republic of Colombia Ricardo Gallant(in Spanish) See Also Uribe-Chavez meeting postponed February 4, 2005.
Revised: HOUSE OF NARIÑO COMMUNIQUÉ (original version in Spanish here) Image:Loudspeaker.png audio: voice of the Press Secretary of the Presidency of the Republic of Colombia Ricardo Gallant(in Spanish) Related news Uribe-Chavez meeting postponed February 4, 2005.
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Original:  A new report by the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) documents 129 cases where media workers have been killed because of their work during 2004.
Revised: January 18, 2005 Category:January 18, 2005 A new report by the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) documents 129 cases where media workers have been killed because of their work during 2004.
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Original:  200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protesters gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
Revised: Washington, D.C. — 200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protesters gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
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Original:  200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protesters gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
Revised:  200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protesters gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
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Original:  200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protesters gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
Revised:  200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protesters gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that Bush be or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
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Original:  The group organized a smaller rally near the Capital during the State of the Union . Protesters burn a flag that contains corporate logos instead of stars. credit: Aselman Pro-Administration counter-protesters. credit: Aselman Demonstrators came from as far away as Hawaii;
Revised:  The group organized a smaller rally near the Capital during the . Protesters burn a flag that contains corporate logos instead of stars. credit: Aselman Pro-Administration counter-protesters. credit: Aselman Demonstrators came from as far away as Hawaii;
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Original: Washington, D.C. — 200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protesters gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the  and to demand that Bush be or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
Revised: Washington, D.C. — 200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protesters gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that Bush be or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
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Original:  Police said the suspect was Harry Burkhart, a German national from , with  travel papers.  media reports a minivan, ostensibly his, has licence plates from  and there is a traffic offence record for a Harry Burkhart in  .
Revised:  Police said the suspect was Harry Burkhart, a German national from , with Chechnyan travel papers. media reports a minivan, ostensibly his, has licence plates from and there is a traffic offence record for a Harry Burkhart in .
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Original:  Police said the suspect was Harry Burkhart, a German national from , with  travel papers.  media reports a minivan, ostensibly his, has licence plates from  and there is a traffic offence record for a Harry Burkhart in  .
Revised:  Police said the suspect was Harry Burkhart, a German national from , with travel papers. Canadian media reports a minivan, ostensibly his, has licence plates from and there is a traffic offence record for a Harry Burkhart in .
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Original:  Police said the suspect was Harry Burkhart, a German national from , with  travel papers.  media reports a minivan, ostensibly his, has licence plates from  and there is a traffic offence record for a Harry Burkhart in  .
Revised:  Police said the suspect was Harry Burkhart, a German national from , with travel papers. media reports a minivan, ostensibly his, has licence plates from British Columbia and there is a traffic offence record for a Harry Burkhart in .
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Original:  Police said the suspect was Harry Burkhart, a German national from , with  travel papers.  media reports a minivan, ostensibly his, has licence plates from  and there is a traffic offence record for a Harry Burkhart in  .
Revised:  Police said the suspect was Harry Burkhart, a German national from , with travel papers. media reports a minivan, ostensibly his, has licence plates from and there is a traffic offence record for a Harry Burkhart in Vancouver .
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Original:  The Australian House of Representatives will consider the amendment, which, if passed, will award final-say on the drug's use to the TGA . If approved by the TGA, the availability of the drug may be assisted with listing on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
Revised:  The Australian House of Representatives has considered the bill, and two amendments proposed during the debate, rejecting the both of them, and passing the bill unamended . If approved by the TGA, the availability of the drug may be assisted with listing on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
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Original:  They have drawn attention to the fact that abortion is already legal in Australia, the inappropriateness of a Parliament minister to regulate a single drug versus a scientific and independent body, and if RU486 is an unsafe drug then the TGA will not approve the drug   
Revised:  They have drawn attention to the fact that abortion is already legal in Australia, the inappropriateness of a Parliament minister to regulate a single drug versus a scientific and independent body, and if RU486 is an unsafe drug then the TGA will not approve the drug . 
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Original:  They have drawn attention to the fact that abortion is already legal in Australia, the inappropriateness of a Parliament minister to regulate a single drug versus a scientific and independent body, and if RU486 is an unsafe drug then the TGA will not approve the drug   
Revised:  They have drawn attention to the fact that abortion is already legal in Australia, the inappropriateness of a Parliament minister to regulate a single drug versus a scientific and independent body, and if RU486 is an unsafe drug then the TGA will not approve the drug February 15, 2006 RU486 debate complicates with amendments posed in Australian House of Representatives The ongoing debate over whether the Australian Health Minister Tony Abbott, or the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) regulate the abortifacient mifepristone (RU486) has complicated with a number of members proposing amendments to the Senate bill, now in the House of Representatives. Jackie Kelly (Australian Liberal Party, Lindsay) has said that "There should be a transparent process in which the minister is accountable for his or her decision" on so-called restricted goods (of which RU486 is such a good) as listed in the TGA legislation. Kelly has proposed an amendment with points stating that "the Minister for Health and Ageing continuing to have the decision making role in relation to the approval of restricted goods...", "the Minister being required to obtain written advice from the Therapeutic Goods Administration prior to giving written approval or refusal to approve", "the Minister's decision being subject to disallowance". 
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Original:  They have drawn attention to the fact that abortion is already legal in Australia, the inappropriateness of a Parliament minister to regulate a single drug versus a scientific and independent body, and if RU486 is an unsafe drug then the TGA will not approve the drug   
Revised:  They have drawn attention to the fact that abortion is already legal in Australia, the inappropriateness of a Parliament minister to regulate a single drug versus a scientific and independent body, and if RU486 is an unsafe drug then the TGA will not approve the drug February 16, 2006 Repeal of ministerial control of RU486 bill passes Australian House of Representatives The Australian House of Representatives have considered the bill regarding whether the Australian Health Minister Tony Abbott, or the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) regulate the abortifacient mifepristone (RU486), and has passed the bill unamended. Earlier today, the Prime Minister John Howard (Australian Liberal Party, Bennelong) has spoken on the amendments earlier proposed by Jackie Kelly (Liberal, Lindsay) and Andrew Laming (Liberal, Bowman), speaking in favour of the Laming amendments and reiterating his support for Abbott, stating that he is the "best friend that Medicare ever had", Abbott's usual phrase he states in Question Time in support of the Government's handling of Medicare
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Original:  Tsalikidis, who was Vodafone Greece ’ s head of network design at the time, was found hanged in his Athens apartment on March 9, 2005, two days after the illegal taps had been discovered.
Revised:  Tsalikidis, who was Vodafone Greece ' s head of network design at the time, was found hanged in his Athens apartment on March 9, 2005, two days after the illegal taps had been discovered.
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Original:  His brother Panagiotis Tsalikidis has already given testimony quoting his brother ’ s fiancée claiming that a few weeks before his death Tsalikidis told her that "Vodafone is in danger of closing down," and "leaving Vodafone is a life and death matter."
Revised:  His brother Panagiotis Tsalikidis has already given testimony quoting his brother ' s fiancée claiming that a few weeks before his death Tsalikidis told her that "Vodafone is in danger of closing down," and "leaving Vodafone is a life and death matter."
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Original: Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis The phones of more than 100 people including the Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis and key ministers were tapped for a period of almost a year starting before the 2004 Olympics.
Revised: Greek Prime Minister Costas Karamanlis The phones of more than 100 people including the Prime Minister of Greece Costas Karamanlis and key ministers were tapped for a period of almost a year starting before the 2004 Olympics.
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Original:  ’s  Caucus continued to deny the -controlled with the necessary to conduct business in the 2012 legislative session and move forward on a controversial "" bill, which both and fellow Republican legislators have made their top priority.
Revised: Indiana ’s Caucus continued to deny the -controlled with the necessary to conduct business in the 2012 legislative session and move forward on a controversial "" bill, which both and fellow Republican legislators have made their top priority.
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Original:  ’s  Caucus continued to deny the -controlled with the necessary to conduct business in the 2012 legislative session and move forward on a controversial "" bill, which both and fellow Republican legislators have made their top priority.
Revised:  ’s Democratic Caucus continued to deny the -controlled with the necessary to conduct business in the 2012 legislative session and move forward on a controversial "" bill, which both and fellow Republican legislators have made their top priority.
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