wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  The gene is a factor in around 20\% of the cases studied, and Dundee's Professor Irwin McLean - a Filaggrin expert - said more work is required to fully understand the causes of the disease.
Revised:  The gene is a factor in around 20\% of the cases studied, and Dundee's Professor Irwin McLean — a Filaggrin expert - said more work is required to fully understand the causes of the disease.
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Original:  The gene is a factor in around 20\% of the cases studied, and Dundee's Professor Irwin McLean - a Filaggrin expert - said more work is required to fully understand the causes of the disease.
Revised:  The gene is a factor in around 20\% of the cases studied, and Dundee's Professor Irwin McLean - a Filaggrin expert — said more work is required to fully understand the causes of the disease.
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Original: Crescent City, California harbor, May 2007 The tsunami caused by Japan's 8.9 quake on Friday destroyed the harbor of , California, a coastal town devastated by a . Although most of the fishing boats were removed in advance, the 198 docking slips which facilitate crews' access to docked boats , were lost.
Revised: Crescent City, California harbor, May 2007 The tsunami caused by Japan's 8.9 quake on Friday destroyed the harbor of , California, a coastal town still recovering from a devastating . Although most of the fishing boats were removed in advance, the 198 docking slips which facilitate crews' access to docked boats , were lost.
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Original: Crescent City, California harbor, May 2007 The tsunami caused by Japan's 8.9 quake on Friday destroyed the harbor of , California, a coastal town devastated by a . Although most of the fishing boats were removed in advance, the 198 docking slips which facilitate crews' access to docked boats , were lost.
Revised: Crescent City, California harbor, May 2007 The tsunami caused by Japan's 8.9 quake on Friday destroyed the harbor of , California, a coastal town devastated by a . Although most of the fishing boats were removed in advance, the 198 docking slips that the harbor had provided for boats, enabling the livelihoods of the fishing crews , were lost.
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Original: During talks between the respective Foreign Ministers, Ban Ki-moon, the South Korean minister has expressed doubt that his country's President would be able to visit Japan due to opinion regarding Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's visit to the Yasukuni Shrine .
Revised: During talks between the respective Foreign Ministers, Ban Ki-moon, the South Korean minister has expressed doubt that his country's President would be able to visit Japan due to opinion regarding Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's visit to the .
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Original:  Ban is currently on a visit for talks with his Japanese counterpart, Nobutaka Machimura where he said that the "people of South Korea were disappointed" at the Koizumi's visit to the controversial shrine.
Revised:  Ban is currently on a visit for talks with his Japanese counterpart, where he said that the "people of South Korea were disappointed" at the Koizumi's visit to the controversial shrine.
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Original:  After the explosion, radiation levels near the facility rose from 1,941 to 8,712 microsieverts , a level still short of that required to cause immediate health effects, and radiation decreased again some time after the explosion.
Revised:  After the explosion, radiation levels near the facility rose from 1,941 to 8,712 , a level still short of that required to cause immediate health effects, and radiation decreased again some time after the explosion.
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Original:  According to court documents, Joseph Maraachli, known as "Baby Joseph", has been repeatedly diagnosed as in a vegetative state with no hope of recovery after suffering an episode of " seizure activity " at age six months.
Revised:  According to court documents, Joseph Maraachli, known as "Baby Joseph", has been repeatedly diagnosed as in a with no hope of recovery after suffering an episode of " seizure activity " at age six months.
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Original:  According to court documents, Joseph Maraachli, known as "Baby Joseph", has been repeatedly diagnosed as in a vegetative state with no hope of recovery after suffering an episode of " seizure activity " at age six months.
Revised:  According to court documents, Joseph Maraachli, known as "Baby Joseph", has been repeatedly diagnosed as in a vegetative state with no hope of recovery after suffering an episode of " " at age six months.
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Original:  A panel of five pediatric clinic and three neurology physicians subsequently concluded that "there will be no recovery and no treatment options exist for this progressive neurodegenerative disorder ." The infant's parents, Moe Maraachli and Sana Nader, wanted Joseph to receive a tracheotomy , which combined with mechanical breathing devices, would allow him to be transferred home, his family acting as care givers.
Revised:  A panel of five pediatric clinic and three neurology physicians subsequently concluded that "there will be no recovery and no treatment options exist for this progressive ." The infant's parents, Moe Maraachli and Sana Nader, wanted Joseph to receive a tracheotomy , which combined with mechanical breathing devices, would allow him to be transferred home, his family acting as care givers.
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Original:  A panel of five pediatric clinic and three neurology physicians subsequently concluded that "there will be no recovery and no treatment options exist for this progressive neurodegenerative disorder ." The infant's parents, Moe Maraachli and Sana Nader, wanted Joseph to receive a tracheotomy , which combined with mechanical breathing devices, would allow him to be transferred home, his family acting as care givers.
Revised:  A panel of five pediatric clinic and three neurology physicians subsequently concluded that "there will be no recovery and no treatment options exist for this progressive neurodegenerative disorder ." The infant's parents, Moe Maraachli and Sana Nader, wanted Joseph to receive a , which combined with mechanical breathing devices, would allow him to be transferred home, his family acting as care givers.
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Original:  Cafferkey visited an clinic on October 5 where her symptoms were not linked to Ebola, before deciding to go to the in  on October 6 where she was treated at the hospital's infectious diseases unit.
Revised:  Cafferkey visited an clinic on October 5 where her symptoms were not linked to Ebola, before deciding to go to the in Glasgow on October 6 where she was treated at the hospital's infectious diseases unit.
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Original:  Asad Manzoor Butt, the attorney for the victims, said that the money was paid after hours of discussion with Americans.  said in , Egypt that the U.S. did not pay the compensation.
Revised:  Asad Manzoor Butt, the attorney for the victims, said that the money was paid after hours of discussion with Americans. Hillary Clinton said in , Egypt that the U.S. did not pay the compensation.
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Original:  Yoshitaka Nagayama, a spokesman for Japan's  , admitted that "[b]ecause we have been unable to go the scene, we cannot confirm whether there is water left or not in the spent fuel pool at Reactor No. 4." Thomas Neff, a reactor safety expert with the  , said: "The problem is that nobody knows.
Revised:  Yoshitaka Nagayama, a spokesman for Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency , admitted that "[b]ecause we have been unable to go the scene, we cannot confirm whether there is water left or not in the spent fuel pool at Reactor No. 4." Thomas Neff, a reactor safety expert with the , said: "The problem is that nobody knows.
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Original:  Yoshitaka Nagayama, a spokesman for Japan's  , admitted that "[b]ecause we have been unable to go the scene, we cannot confirm whether there is water left or not in the spent fuel pool at Reactor No. 4." Thomas Neff, a reactor safety expert with the  , said: "The problem is that nobody knows.
Revised:  Yoshitaka Nagayama, a spokesman for Japan's , admitted that "[b]ecause we have been unable to go the scene, we cannot confirm whether there is water left or not in the spent fuel pool at Reactor No. 4." Thomas Neff, a reactor safety expert with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology , said: "The problem is that nobody knows.
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Original:  On Friday, the U.S. accepted about 174 of these, agreeing to such recommendations as the humane treatment of terror suspects and repudiation of torture, but rejected the recommendation to drop the  .
Revised:  On Friday, the U.S. accepted about 174 of these, agreeing to such recommendations as the humane treatment of terror suspects and repudiation of torture, but rejected the recommendation to drop the death penalty .
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Original:  The , , listed nine core areas in which the U.S. agreed to make improvements, including  , , and the humane treatment of suspects held at  . Koh said  agreed to push for ratification of conditions under the and to add protections for international armed conflict detainees.
Revised:  The , , listed nine core areas in which the U.S. agreed to make improvements, including civil rights, immigration , , and the humane treatment of suspects held at . Koh said agreed to push for ratification of conditions under the and to add protections for international armed conflict detainees.
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Original:  The , , listed nine core areas in which the U.S. agreed to make improvements, including  , , and the humane treatment of suspects held at  . Koh said  agreed to push for ratification of conditions under the and to add protections for international armed conflict detainees.
Revised:  The , , listed nine core areas in which the U.S. agreed to make improvements, including , and the humane treatment of suspects held at . Koh said agreed to push for ratification of conditions under the and to add protections for international armed conflict detainees.
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Original:  The , , listed nine core areas in which the U.S. agreed to make improvements, including  , , and the humane treatment of suspects held at  . Koh said  agreed to push for ratification of conditions under the and to add protections for international armed conflict detainees.
Revised:  The , , listed nine core areas in which the U.S. agreed to make improvements, including , , and the humane treatment of suspects held at Guantanamo Bay detention camp . Koh said agreed to push for ratification of conditions under the and to add protections for international armed conflict detainees.
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Original:  The , , listed nine core areas in which the U.S. agreed to make improvements, including  , , and the humane treatment of suspects held at  . Koh said  agreed to push for ratification of conditions under the and to add protections for international armed conflict detainees.
Revised:  The , , listed nine core areas in which the U.S. agreed to make improvements, including , , and the humane treatment of suspects held at . Koh said President Obama agreed to push for ratification of conditions under the and to add protections for international armed conflict detainees.
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Original:  In criticism of the U.S., the director of the  's human rights program, Jamil Dakwar, noted that the U.S., unlike 100 other countries, lacks an independent human rights monitoring commission.
Revised:  In criticism of the U.S., the director of the American Civil Liberties Union 's human rights program, Jamil Dakwar, noted that the U.S., unlike 100 other countries, lacks an independent human rights monitoring commission.
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Original:  Friday's ruling is binding on the 47 countries that are members of the  , the continent's monitor of human rights, paving the way for petitions to other governments to allow religious symbols in schools for those who want them.
Revised:  Friday's ruling is binding on the 47 countries that are members of the Council of Europe , the continent's monitor of human rights, paving the way for petitions to other governments to allow religious symbols in schools for those who want them.
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Original:  He earlier equaled Raúl's goal scoring record for Madrid in a  match against Swedish football club when he scored a brace, crossing the landmark of 500 career goals and scored the record-breaking goal in the 30th minute from outside the in this match.
Revised:  He earlier equaled Raúl's goal scoring record for Madrid in a UEFA Champions League match against Swedish football club when he scored a brace, crossing the landmark of 500 career goals and scored the record-breaking goal in the 30th minute from outside the in this match.
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Original: Out of the original 19 candidates, two remained after the first round: , age 70, a sedate, reserved university professor and wife of former president , and pop star  , age 50, who the described as being "a popular singer [...] famous for dropping his pants on stage, mooning audiences, and dressing in — or sometimes a diaper."
Revised: Out of the original 19 candidates, two remained after the first round: , age 70, a sedate, reserved university professor and wife of former president , and pop star "Sweet Micky" Martelly , age 50, who the described as being "a popular singer [...] famous for dropping his pants on stage, mooning audiences, and dressing in — or sometimes a diaper."
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Original:  Gilson was a worker for the Salvation Army . Regional director for the Salvation Army Major Carol Bailey paid tribute to Gilson, saying, "She was a deeply spiritual woman and was highly respected and loved by all those with whom she came into contact."
Revised:  Gilson was a worker for the . Regional director for the Salvation Army Major Carol Bailey paid tribute to Gilson, saying, "She was a deeply spiritual woman and was highly respected and loved by all those with whom she came into contact."
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Original: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 213023695   
Revised: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 213023695 Previously, IBM's OmniFind could only look inside standard applications such as Oracle, and Google's Desktop Search program didn't have any extensive network capabilites. The end product of this collaboration will allow for searching managed databases, as well as many unmanaged files, such as personal e-mails, Microsoft Word documents, and rich media files, within corporate servers. 
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Original: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 115921833   
Revised: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 115921833 Moldova WCG Committee Chairman Mr. Vladislav Lyahov says Kuzmenko has few chances to win at the forthcoming world championship. However, the experience of participation in such grand assemblies and learning more about computer aces' game strategies is simply priceless, he said. 
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Original: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 197163004     
Revised: Russian peacekeepers will stay in the Transnistrian region until adoption of a political decision on change of their mandate, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Ivanov has told Russian journalists. Also, Ivanov claims that Russia does not insist on an exclusive right to peacekeeping mission in the region, although Chisinau's appeals to change the make-up of the operation have not received support and have not been introduced in the agenda of the negotiations from October 27-28. 
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Original: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 197163004     
Revised: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 197163004 Of the Transdniestrian foreign department Vitalie Ignatiev said rumors about the illegal sale of weapons from Transdniestrian exist for more than 15 years but nobody could prove it. He has also refuted Moldovan Prime Minister’s statements and sought evidence. 
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Original:  In the last few decades, dozens of  state laws have been passed allowing Detroit, because its population was at least 750,000, special measures to raise revenue and allocating it a larger share of Michigan's state revenue than its population warranted.
Revised:  In the last few decades, dozens of Michigan state laws have been passed allowing Detroit, because its population was at least 750,000, special measures to raise revenue and allocating it a larger share of Michigan's state revenue than its population warranted.
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Original: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 50214458     
Revised: NIGGA STOLE MY BIKE! 50214458 Zambian government launches a new agricultural policy 22 December 2oo4 African nation moves to modernize food production infrastructure.Mozambique's ruling party retains control in elections 22 December 2004 Elections in the Southern African nation Mozambique have resulted in a landslide victory for the ruling Frelimo party.US army gives medical assistance to Iraq school 22 December 2004 US soldiers provided medical assistance to Iraq children at an elementary school in Bagdah.Police raids filesharing resources 22 December 2004 The largest BitTorrent and ed2k link sites have been closed by police or went offline voluntarily.European Union Council to accept software patent directive 22 December 200416 Foot Asteroid Passes Between Earth and Satellites 22 December 2004 Earth's scientists discover the latest astronomical near-miss.Thieves carry out biggest bank robbery in British history 21 December 2004 Thieves have gotten away with $39m or $58m from the Northern Bank.SEALs say US officer's cover-up was reported by fake SEAL 21 December 2004 US Sergeant Frank Ford has already made several unsubstantiated claims according to VeriSEAL.Poland made software patent directive stop 20 December 20 2004 Despite all expectations, the EU Council will further discuss the software patent directive.Battle of the Bulge reenacted in Belgium 19 December 2004 Seventeen American paratroopers jumped out of two old Dakota's who date from WWII.The Deadliest Fall''' 18 December 2004 The flu pandemic in the Fall of 1918 killed tens of millions. Can it happen again? 
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Original: Kansas has been denied permission to use two key documents commonly used in the writing of science education standards for states, the National Science Education Standards (published by the National Research Council ) and Pathways to Science Standards (published by the National Science Teacher Association ).
Revised: Kansas has been denied permission to use two key documents commonly used in the writing of science education standards for states, the (published by the National Research Council ) and Pathways to Science Standards (published by the National Science Teacher Association ).
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Original: Kansas has been denied permission to use two key documents commonly used in the writing of science education standards for states, the National Science Education Standards (published by the National Research Council ) and Pathways to Science Standards (published by the National Science Teacher Association ).
Revised: Kansas has been denied permission to use two key documents commonly used in the writing of science education standards for states, the National Science Education Standards (published by the ) and Pathways to Science Standards (published by the National Science Teacher Association ).
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Original: Kansas has been denied permission to use two key documents commonly used in the writing of science education standards for states, the National Science Education Standards (published by the National Research Council ) and Pathways to Science Standards (published by the National Science Teacher Association ).
Revised: Kansas has been denied permission to use two key documents commonly used in the writing of science education standards for states, the National Science Education Standards (published by the National Research Council ) and Pathways to Science Standards (published by the ).
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Original:  The respective organizations argued that they could not grant the state of Kansas permission to use these documents in the current form of the Kansas Science Educational Standards, as these overemphasize controversy between the scientific theory of Evolution and the argument of Intelligent Design .
Revised:  The respective organizations argued that they could not grant the state of Kansas permission to use these documents in the current form of the Kansas Science Educational Standards, as these overemphasize controversy between the scientific theory of and the argument of Intelligent Design .
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Original:  The respective organizations argued that they could not grant the state of Kansas permission to use these documents in the current form of the Kansas Science Educational Standards, as these overemphasize controversy between the scientific theory of Evolution and the argument of Intelligent Design .
Revised:  The respective organizations argued that they could not grant the state of Kansas permission to use these documents in the current form of the Kansas Science Educational Standards, as these overemphasize controversy between the scientific theory of Evolution and the argument of .
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Original:  Moreover, the organizations criticize that the standards in their current form distort the definition of science. The American Association for the Advancement of Science has expressed its support for the decision to deny Kansas the use of copyrighted material, as "the proposed standards misrepresent both the content and the standing of evolution as a scientific organizing principle".
Revised:  Moreover, the organizations criticize that the standards in their current form distort the . The has expressed its support for the decision to deny Kansas the use of copyrighted material, as "the proposed standards misrepresent both the content and the standing of evolution as a scientific organizing principle".
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Original:  This is the second time that Kansas was denied the right to use copyrighted materials in their state standards, following the case in 1999, when Kansas included Creationism , a precursor of Intelligent Design, into the school curriculum.
Revised:  This is the second time that Kansas was denied the right to use copyrighted materials in their state standards, following the case in 1999, when Kansas included , a precursor of Intelligent Design, into the school curriculum.
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Original:  The dispute in Kansas has brought nationwide responses, ranging from a rebuke by the American Association for the Advancement of Science to the creation of internet-sensation Flying Spaghetti Monster mythology (which is lobbying the Kansas School Board to give equal time teaching their creationism theory as well.)
Revised:  The dispute in Kansas has brought nationwide responses, ranging from a rebuke by the to the creation of internet-sensation Flying Spaghetti Monster mythology (which is lobbying the Kansas School Board to give equal time teaching their creationism theory as well.)
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Original:  The dispute in Kansas has brought nationwide responses, ranging from a rebuke by the American Association for the Advancement of Science to the creation of internet-sensation Flying Spaghetti Monster mythology (which is lobbying the Kansas School Board to give equal time teaching their creationism theory as well.)
Revised:  The dispute in Kansas has brought nationwide responses, ranging from a rebuke by the American Association for the Advancement of Science to the creation of internet-sensation mythology (which is lobbying the Kansas School Board to give equal time teaching their creationism theory as well.)
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