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Original:     With coming to its decision the ARC said that it sympathizes with the public as there was no formal public consultation and the two weeks given to them to make their decision and tell the government their choice was not enough time.
Revised:  Yesterday the Auckland City Council also made their decision on the stadium but they had a different opinion, going with the waterfront stadium. With coming to its decision the ARC said that it sympathizes with the public as there was no formal public consultation and the two weeks given to them to make their decision and tell the government their choice was not enough time.
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Original:     With coming to its decision the ARC said that it sympathizes with the public as there was no formal public consultation and the two weeks given to them to make their decision and tell the government their choice was not enough time.
Revised:  Mr Mallard said a fortnight ago that the final will go to Christchurch's stadium Jade Stadium if the two councils could not agree on the stadium they wish to pursue. With coming to its decision the ARC said that it sympathizes with the public as there was no formal public consultation and the two weeks given to them to make their decision and tell the government their choice was not enough time.
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Original:  The ARC also said that the Auckland City Councils resoloution to move the waterfront stadium around 200 metres to the east is not viable as found by a Technical Working Group working for Trevor Mallard , sports minister .
Revised:  The ARC also said that the Auckland City Councils resolution to move the waterfront stadium around 200 metres to the east is not viable as found by a Technical Working Group working for Trevor Mallard , sports minister .
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Original:  The ARC also said that the Auckland City Councils resoloution to move the waterfront stadium around 200 metres to the east is not viable as found by a Technical Working Group working for Trevor Mallard , sports minister .
Revised:  The ARC also said that the Auckland City Councils resoloution to move the waterfront stadium around 200 metres to the east is not viable as found by a Technical Working Group working for Trevor Mallard .
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Original:   The ARC found the waterfront stadium  "inappropriate" because there would be a significant adverse reaction to the council owned Ports of Auckland, special legislation would be required to build it, it would have a negati   
Revised:  "By taking this decision, they may be putting more responsibility on Auckland ratepayers," the mayor of Auckland, Dick Hubbard, said. The ARC found the waterfront stadium "inappropriate" because there would be a significant adverse reaction to the council owned Ports of Auckland, special legislation would be required to build it, it would have a negati 
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Original:   The ARC found the waterfront stadium  "inappropriate" because there would be a significant adverse reaction to the council owned Ports of Auckland, special legislation would be required to build it, it would have a negati   
Revised:  The ARC found the waterfront stadium was "inappropriate" because there would be a significant adverse reaction to the council owned Ports of Auckland, special legislation would be required to build it, it would have a negati 
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Original:   The ARC found the waterfront stadium  "inappropriate" because there would be a significant adverse reaction to the council owned Ports of Auckland, special legislation would be required to build it, it would have a negati   
Revised:  The ARC found the waterfront stadium "inappropriate" because there would be a significant adverse reaction to the council owned Ports of Auckland, special legislation would be required to build it, it would have a "negative impact on the heritage and urban design values of the Britomart precinct and the adjacent waterfront area", and it would be quite expensive to build. 
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Original:   The ARC found the waterfront stadium  "inappropriate" because there would be a significant adverse reaction to the council owned Ports of Auckland, special legislation would be required to build it, it would have a negati   
Revised:  The ARC found the waterfront stadium "inappropriate" because there would be a significant adverse reaction to the council owned Ports of Auckland, special legislation would be required to build it, it would have a negati With all the above considered the ARC decided to pursue the Eden Park option as it is also an internationally recognised stadium and was used for the bid to attempt New Zealand to get the 2011 Ruby World Cup. 
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Original:   The ARC found the waterfront stadium  "inappropriate" because there would be a significant adverse reaction to the council owned Ports of Auckland, special legislation would be required to build it, it would have a negati   
Revised:  The ARC found the waterfront stadium "inappropriate" because there would be a significant adverse reaction to the council owned Ports of Auckland, special legislation would be required to build it, it would have a negati "Trevor Mallard's stadium is a dead duck," he said. "This afternoon he has no option but to take the waterfront stadium off the table," Keith Locke, Member of Parliament for the Green party. 
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Original:   The ARC found the waterfront stadium  "inappropriate" because there would be a significant adverse reaction to the council owned Ports of Auckland, special legislation would be required to build it, it would have a negati   
Revised:  The ARC found the waterfront stadium "inappropriate" because there would be a significant adverse reaction to the council owned Ports of Auckland, special legislation would be required to build it, it would have a negati Related news
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Original: Mr Litvinenko was said to have been investigating the shooting of Russian journalist and human rights activist Anna Politkovskaya, a well-known critic of Russian activities in Chechnya , in her apartment in Moscow October 7, 2006.
Revised: Mr Litvinenko was said to have been investigating the shooting of Russian journalist and human rights activist Anna Politkovskaya, a well-known critic of Russian activities in , in her apartment in Moscow October 7, 2006.
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Original:  It is reported that he had met two Russians in an hotel room, one said to be former member of the KGB in conneciton with the affair and he went on to meet Mario Scaramella at a sushi bar in Piccadilly where some papers were exchanged.
Revised:  It is reported that he had met two Russians in a hotel room, one said to be former member of the KGB in conneciton with the affair and he went on to meet Mario Scaramella at a sushi bar in Piccadilly where some papers were exchanged.
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Original:  It is reported that he had met two Russians in an hotel room, one said to be former member of the KGB in conneciton with the affair and he went on to meet Mario Scaramella at a sushi bar in Piccadilly where some papers were exchanged.
Revised:  It is reported that he had met two Russians in an hotel room, one said to be former member of the in connection with the affair and he went on to meet Mario Scaramella at a sushi bar in Piccadilly where some papers were exchanged.
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Original:  It is reported that he had met two Russians in an hotel room, one said to be former member of the KGB in conneciton with the affair and he went on to meet Mario Scaramella at a sushi bar in Piccadilly where some papers were exchanged.
Revised:  It is reported that he had met two Russians in an hotel room, one said to be former member of the KGB in conneciton with the affair and he went on to meet Mario Scaramella at a bar in Piccadilly where some papers were exchanged.
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Original:  A week later he was said to have been poisoned by ingesting thallium , once used in rat poison, but, in the opinion of some doctors, there were signs of radioactive poisoning , including loss of weight and shedding of hair.
Revised:  A week later he was said to have been poisoned by ingesting , once used in rat poison, but, in the opinion of some doctors, there were signs of radioactive poisoning , including loss of weight and shedding of hair.
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Original:  A week later he was said to have been poisoned by ingesting thallium , once used in rat poison, but, in the opinion of some doctors, there were signs of radioactive poisoning , including loss of weight and shedding of hair.
Revised:  A week later he was said to have been poisoned by ingesting thallium , once used in rat poison, but, in the opinion of some doctors, there were signs of , including loss of weight and shedding of hair.
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Original:  Syria never responded to the invitation and Iraqi President Jalal Talabani was unable to go to Iran today because Baghdad's airport was ordered closed after the burst of violence, and he said he would be unable to visit Iran before Sunday at the earliest.
Revised:  Syria never responded to the invitation and Iraqi President was unable to go to Iran today because Baghdad's airport was ordered closed after the burst of violence, and he said he would be unable to visit Iran before Sunday at the earliest.
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Original: Russian government took the hard-line position against Chechen rebels, denying any negotiations with the rebels after hostage takings and bomb explosions in Moscow ( w: Nord-Ost), downed airliners, hostage taking in w: Beslan and other terrorist acts attributed to Chechen rebel groups.
Revised: Russian government took the hard-line position against Chechen rebels, denying any negotiations with the rebels after hostage takings and bomb explosions in Moscow ( Nord-Ost), downed airliners, hostage taking in w: Beslan and other terrorist acts attributed to Chechen rebel groups.
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Original: Russian government took the hard-line position against Chechen rebels, denying any negotiations with the rebels after hostage takings and bomb explosions in Moscow ( w: Nord-Ost), downed airliners, hostage taking in w: Beslan and other terrorist acts attributed to Chechen rebel groups.
Revised: Russian government took the hard-line position against Chechen rebels, denying any negotiations with the rebels after hostage takings and bomb explosions in Moscow ( w: Nord-Ost), downed airliners, hostage taking in Beslan and other terrorist acts attributed to Chechen rebel groups.
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Original:  Late President Maskhadov was considered a moderate pro-independence Chechen leader, in contrast with Shamil Basayev . He made numerous negotiations offers, all of them left unanswered by the Kremlin .
Revised:  Late President Maskhadov was considered a moderate pro-independence Chechen leader, in contrast with . He made numerous negotiations offers, all of them left unanswered by the Kremlin .
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Original:  Late President Maskhadov was considered a moderate pro-independence Chechen leader, in contrast with Shamil Basayev . He made numerous negotiations offers, all of them left unanswered by the Kremlin .
Revised:  Late President Maskhadov was considered a moderate pro-independence Chechen leader, in contrast with Shamil Basayev . He made numerous negotiations offers, all of them left unanswered by the .
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Original:  Russian state run-media and MPs hailed the killing of Mr. Maskhadov - many believing his rebels were responsible for the Beslan school siege and the Moscow theater hostage crisis in 2004.
Revised:  Russian state run-media and MPs hailed the killing of Mr. Maskhadov — many believing his rebels were responsible for the Beslan school siege and the Moscow theater hostage crisis in 2004.
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Original:  Russian government took the hard-line position against Chechen rebels, denying any negotiations with the rebels after hostage takings and bomb explosions in Moscow ( Nord-Ost ), downed airliners, hostage taking in Beslan and other terrorist acts attributed to Chechen rebel groups.
Revised:  Russian government took the hard-line position against Chechen rebels, denying any negotiations with the rebels after hostage takings and bomb explosions in Moscow ( ), downed airliners, hostage taking in Beslan and other terrorist acts attributed to Chechen rebel groups.
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Original:  Russian government took the hard-line position against Chechen rebels, denying any negotiations with the rebels after hostage takings and bomb explosions in Moscow ( Nord-Ost ), downed airliners, hostage taking in Beslan and other terrorist acts attributed to Chechen rebel groups.
Revised:  Russian government took the hard-line position against Chechen rebels, denying any negotiations with the rebels after hostage takings and bomb explosions in Moscow ( Nord-Ost ), downed airliners, hostage taking in and other terrorist acts attributed to Chechen rebel groups.
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Original:  According to Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul, objectives of the Pope's visit are to eliminate misunderstandings between Muslims and Christian , and to clean up the 1,000-year divide in Christianity between the Vatican and Orthodox churches.
Revised:  According to Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul, objectives of the Pope's visit are to eliminate misunderstandings between Muslims and Christians , and to clean up the 1,000-year divide in Christianity between the Vatican and Orthodox churches.
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Original:  According to Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul, objectives of the Pope's visit are to eliminate misunderstandings between Muslims and Christian , and to clean up the 1,000-year divide in Christianity between the Vatican and Orthodox churches.
Revised:  According to Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul, objectives of the Pope's visit are to eliminate misunderstandings between Muslims and Christian , and to clean up the 1,000-year divide in between the Vatican and Orthodox churches.
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Original:  Following last weekend's state election, despite a primary vote swing of 4.4 per cent against the State Government, the Liberal Party were unable to get the substantial shift neeeded to unseat Bracks' government.
Revised:  Following last weekend's state election, despite a primary vote swing of 4.4 per cent against the State Government, the were unable to get the substantial shift neeeded to unseat Bracks' government.
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Original:  Votes are still to be fully counted but the National Party have achieved eight Lower House seats, while the Greens and Labor are still battling to see which party obtains the inner-city seat of Melbourne. The Age reports that Mr Bracks could have a majority of 22 seats in the new parliament - down from 36.
Revised:  Votes are still to be fully counted but the National Party have achieved eight Lower House seats, while the Greens and Labor are still battling to see which party obtains the inner-city seat of . reports that Mr Bracks could have a majority of 22 seats in the new parliament - down from 36.
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Original:  At the time of the accident, Gálvez and team-mate Juan Llaneras were lying second in the overall standings, one lap behind the Belgium/ German pair Iljo Keisse and Robert Bartko .
Revised:  At the time of the accident, Gálvez and team-mate were lying second in the overall standings, one lap behind the Belgium/ German pair Iljo Keisse and Robert Bartko .
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Original:  At the time of the accident, Gálvez and team-mate Juan Llaneras were lying second in the overall standings, one lap behind the Belgium/ German pair Iljo Keisse and Robert Bartko .
Revised:  At the time of the accident, Gálvez and team-mate Juan Llaneras were lying second in the overall standings, one lap behind the Belgium/ pair and .
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Original:  The government motion was supported by the opposition Liberal, New Democratic and Bloc Québécois parties although 15 Liberal MPs voted against it along with Independent MP Garth Turner . Several Conservative MPs abstained from the vote including Michael Chong who resigned earlier in the day as Intergovernmental Affairs minister due to his opposition to the motion.
Revised:  The government motion was supported by the opposition Liberal, New Democratic and Bloc Québécois parties although 15 Liberal MPs voted against it along with Independent MP . Several Conservative MPs abstained from the vote including Michael Chong who resigned earlier in the day as Intergovernmental Affairs minister due to his opposition to the motion.
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Original:  The government motion was supported by the opposition Liberal, New Democratic and Bloc Québécois parties although 15 Liberal MPs voted against it along with Independent MP Garth Turner . Several Conservative MPs abstained from the vote including Michael Chong who resigned earlier in the day as Intergovernmental Affairs minister due to his opposition to the motion.
Revised:  The government motion was supported by the opposition Liberal, New Democratic and Bloc Québécois parties although 15 Liberal MPs voted against it along with Independent MP Garth Turner . Several Conservative MPs abstained from the vote including who resigned earlier in the day as Intergovernmental Affairs minister due to his opposition to the motion.
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Original:  Leadership candidates Ken Dryden and Joe Volpe voted against the House of Commons resolution and contender Gerard Kennedy also expressed his opposition while Bob Rae and Stéphane Dion, who have both been critical of Ignatieff's call for a constitutional amendment have expressed their support for the House of Commons resolution.
Revised:  Leadership candidates and voted against the House of Commons resolution and contender Gerard Kennedy also expressed his opposition while Bob Rae and Stéphane Dion, who have both been critical of Ignatieff's call for a constitutional amendment have expressed their support for the House of Commons resolution.
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Original:  The chain already operates stores three stores in Bucharest, as well as one store each in Braşov, Târgu Mureş, Constanţa and Timişoara . Category:Transylvania Category:Romania Category:Economy and business Category: Pu
Revised:  The chain already operates stores three stores in Bucharest, as well as one store each in , , and . Category:Transylvania Category:Romania Category:Economy and business Category: Pu
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Original:  The chain already operates stores three stores in Bucharest, as well as one store each in Braşov, Târgu Mureş, Constanţa and Timişoara . Category:Transylvania Category:Romania Category:Economy and business Category: Pu
Revised:  The chain already operates stores three stores in Bucharest, as well as one store each in Braşov, Târgu Mureş, Constanţa and Timişoara . Category:Transylvania Category:Romania Category:Economy and business Category: Germany Category:E
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Original: MPs will get pay rises of between 3.8  and 4.1 per cent – a rate that is expected to slightly outstrip inflation over the coming year. Seeing a backbencher's salary rise to about NZ$122000. This year the Prime Minister's increase will be worth just over $ 14,000 - paying her $6942 a week to run the country.
Revised: MPs will get pay rises of between 3.8 and 4.1 \% which will mean a backbench MP will now earn around NZ$122,500. The pay rises are to counter inflation next year of about 2.5\% which will result in MPs receiving more money. Other MPs with senior positions will get rises of between 4\% and 8.1\%. This year the Prime Minister's increase will be worth just over $ 14,000 - paying her $6942 a week to run the country.
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Original:  This year the Prime Minister's increase will be worth just over $ 14,000 - paying her $6942 a week to run the country. Helen Clark received a 9.4 per cent rise last year, increasing her salary by nearly $ 30,000 to $347,000.
Revised:  This year the Prime Minister's increase will be worth just over $ 14,000 - paying her $6,942 a week. Helen Clark, PM of New Zealand, received a 9.4 per cent rise last year, increasing her salary by nearly $ 30,000 to $347,000.
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Original:  National's  John Key has already secured a significant pay rise this week with his election to the leader's job and is on $216,000. Key’s told The Herald he would donate a significant chunk of his new salary to charity   .
Revised:  National's multimillionaire John Key has already secured a significant pay rise this week with his election to the leader's job and is on $216,000. Key’s told The Herald he would donate a significant chunk of his new salary to charity .
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Original:  National's  John Key has already secured a significant pay rise this week with his election to the leader's job and is on $216,000. Key’s told The Herald he would donate a significant chunk of his new salary to charity   .
Revised:  National's John Key has already secured a significant pay rise this week with his election to the leader's job and is on $216,000. Mr Key told The New Zealand Herald that he would donate a significant chunk of his new salary to charity .
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Original:  National's  John Key has already secured a significant pay rise this week with his election to the leader's job and is on $216,000. Key’s told The Herald he would donate a significant chunk of his new salary to charity   .
Revised:  National's John Key has already secured a significant pay rise this week with his election to the leader's job and is on $216,000. Key’s told The Herald he would donate a significant amount of his pay check to charitable organisations, as he has done since he first became an MP. .
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Original:  National's  John Key has already secured a significant pay rise this week with his election to the leader's job and is on $216,000. Key’s told The Herald he would donate a significant chunk of his new salary to charity   .
Revised:  National's John Key has already secured a significant pay rise this week with his election to the leader's job and is on $216,000. Key’s told The Herald he would donate a significant chunk of his new salary to charity Last year backbenchers got a 4.1\% increase in their pay. .
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Original:  National's  John Key has already secured a significant pay rise this week with his election to the leader's job and is on $216,000. Key’s told The Herald he would donate a significant chunk of his new salary to charity   .
Revised:  National's John Key has already secured a significant pay rise this week with his election to the leader's job and is on $216,000. Key’s told The Herald he would donate a significant chunk of his new salary to charity Judges are also going to expect a pay rise next year of about 5\% .
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Original: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 171441966   
Revised: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 171441966 On that day, FreeCulture.org will organize web-based writers to relate their experiences and thoughts on open-access to governmental records and freely available public information. Webloggers will be encouraged to highlight the need to have public records available in electronic formats to facilitate easier searching of information and more widespread access. Another goal of Blogshine Sunday is to emphasize that open access to governmental information should be granted to everyone, unpaid reporters and bloggers as well as professional journalists. 
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