wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  Dorestad seems to have been the principal trading center of the Low Countries from around 600 CE until it started to decline around the early 9th century, caused by frequent Viking raids, Frisian-Frankish wars, silting of its river connection and the emerging of new centers favoured by the Franks, such as Liège, Cambrai, Soissons, Herstal, Tournai and, most to the north, the neighbouring site of Nijmegen   .
Revised:  Dorestad seems to have been the principal trading center of the Low Countries from around 600 CE until it started to decline around the early 9th century, caused by frequent Viking raids, Frisian-Frankish wars, silting of its river connection and the emerging of new centers favoured by the Franks, such as Liège, Cambrai, Soissons, Herstal, Tournai and, most to the north, the neighbouring site of Nijmegen . .
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Original:  Dorestad seems to have been the principal trading center of the Low Countries from around 600 CE until it started to decline around the early 9th century, caused by frequent Viking raids, Frisian-Frankish wars, silting of its river connection and the emerging of new centers favoured by the Franks, such as Liège, Cambrai, Soissons, Herstal, Tournai and, most to the north, the neighbouring site of Nijmegen   .
Revised:  Dorestad seems to have been the principal trading center of the Low Countries from around 600 CE until it started to decline around the early 9th century, caused by frequent Viking raids, Frisian-Frankish wars, silting of its river connection and the emerging of new centers favoured by the Franks, such as Liège, Cambrai, Soissons, Herstal, Tournai and, most to the north, the neighbouring site of Nijmegen In 696, Willibrord, an Anglo-Saxon missionary. was permitted by the Frankish king Pippin II to settle in Utrecht and initiated by Pop Sergius I as archbishop of the Frisians. He buit in Utrecht a church dedicated to St. Martin and from there he converted the Frisians to Christianity, sparking the city to become a major ecclesiastical center in the Low Countries .
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Original:  As siblings are generally close in age and locational proximity, the opportunity for sexual exploration between siblings is fairly high- and that, if simply based on mutual curiosity, then these activities are not harmful or distressing, either in childhood or later in adulthood (Borgis, 2002) .
Revised:  As siblings are generally close in age and locational proximity, the opportunity for sexual exploration between siblings is fairly high and that, if simply based on mutual curiosity, then these activities are not harmful or distressing, either in childhood or later in adulthood (Borgis, 2002) .
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Original:  As siblings are generally close in age and locational proximity, the opportunity for sexual exploration between siblings is fairly high- and that, if simply based on mutual curiosity, then these activities are not harmful or distressing, either in childhood or later in adulthood (Borgis, 2002) .
Revised:  As siblings are generally close in age and locational proximity, the opportunity for sexual exploration between siblings is fairly high- and that, if simply based on mutual curiosity, then these activities are not harmful or distressing, either in childhood or later in adulthood .
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Original:  According to Reinisch (1990) , studying early sexual behavior generally, over half of all six- and seven-year-old boys have engaged in sex play with other boys, and more than a third of them with girls, while more than a third of six- and seven-year-old girls have engaged in such play with both other girls and with boys.
Revised:  According to , studying early sexual behavior generally, over half of all six- and seven-year-old boys have engaged in sex play with other boys, and more than a third of them with girls, while more than a third of six- and seven-year-old girls have engaged in such play with both other girls and with boys.
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Original:  In Caffaro and Conn-Caffaro (1998) , sibling child sexual abuse is defined as "sexual behavior between siblings that is not age appropriate, not transitory, and not motivated by developmentally, mutually appropriate curiosity".
Revised:  In , sibling child sexual abuse is defined as "sexual behavior between siblings that is not age appropriate, not transitory, and not motivated by developmentally, mutually appropriate curiosity".
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Original:  When child sexual experimentation is carried out with siblings, some researchers, e.g. Bank and Kahn (1982) , do consider it incest, but those researchers who do use that term distinguish between abusive incest and non-abusive incest.
Revised:  When child sexual experimentation is carried out with siblings, some researchers, e.g. , do consider it incest, but those researchers who do use that term distinguish between abusive incest and non-abusive incest.
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Original:  Views of young sibling sexual contact may be affected by more general views regarding sexuality and minors: Finkelhor and Hotaling (1984) consider sexual contact to be abusive only under these circumstances: 1. it occurs with a child less than 13 years old, and the perpetrator is more than five years older than the victim or if the child is between 13 and 16 years old, and the perpetrator is ten years older than the victim;
Revised:  Views of young sibling sexual contact may be affected by more general views regarding sexuality and minors: Finkelhor and consider sexual contact to be abusive only under these circumstances: 1. it occurs with a child less than 13 years old, and the perpetrator is more than five years older than the victim or if the child is between 13 and 16 years old, and the perpetrator is ten years older than the victim;
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Original: Swedenborg's approach to proving the veracity of his theological teachings was to use voluminous quotations from the Old Testament and the New Testament to demonstrate agreement with the Bible, and this is found throughout his theological writings , since he rejected blind faith and declared true faith to be an internal acknowledgement of the truth.
Revised: Swedenborg's approach to proving the veracity of his theological teachings was to use voluminous quotations from the Old Testament and the New Testament to demonstrate agreement with the Bible, and this is found throughout his theological writings he rejected blind faith and declared true faith to be an internal acknowledgement of the truth.
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Original:  The vast use of these Biblical confirmations led a Swedish Royal Council in 1771 to examine the heresy charges of 1770 against two Swedish supporters of his theological writings : "there is much that is true and useful in Swedenborg's writings".
Revised:  A Swedish Royal Council in 1771 to examine the heresy charges of 1770 against two Swedish supporters of his theological writings : "there is much that is true and useful in Swedenborg's writings".
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Original:  The vast use of these Biblical confirmations led a Swedish Royal Council in 1771 to examine the heresy charges of 1770 against two Swedish supporters of his theological writings : "there is much that is true and useful in Swedenborg's writings".
Revised:  The vast use of these Biblical confirmations led a Swedish Royal Council considering heresy charges against two Swedish supporters of his theological writings : "there is much that is true and useful in Swedenborg's writings".
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Original:  The vast use of these Biblical confirmations led a Swedish Royal Council in 1771 to examine the heresy charges of 1770 against two Swedish supporters of his theological writings : "there is much that is true and useful in Swedenborg's writings".
Revised:  The vast use of these Biblical confirmations led a Swedish Royal Council in 1771 to examine the heresy charges of 1770 against two Swedish promoters of his theological writings : "there is much that is true and useful in Swedenborg's writings".
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Original:  The vast use of these Biblical confirmations led a Swedish Royal Council in 1771 to examine the heresy charges of 1770 against two Swedish supporters of his theological writings : "there is much that is true and useful in Swedenborg's writings".
Revised:  The vast use of these Biblical confirmations led a Swedish Royal Council in 1771 to examine the heresy charges of 1770 against two Swedish supporters of his theological writings concluded that "there is much that is true and useful in Swedenborg's writings".
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Original:  When used in food and confections, it is also known as confectioner's glaze, resinous glaze, pure food glaze, natural glaze, or confectioner's resin  .
Revised:  When used in food and confections, it is also known as confectioner's glaze, resinous glaze, pure food glaze, natural glaze, or confectioner's resin . When used on medicines, it is sometimes called pharmaceutical glaze .
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Original:   "deep" approach  recognized by a sub-scale which involves “(1) seeking meaning, (2) relating ideas, (3) using evidence, and having (4) an interest in ideas”. those who adopted a "surface" approach to learning focused on trying to cope with the task assigned, and visualizes the course as burden, therefore uses memorization of information which then leads to a limited learning understanding.
Revised:  The "deep" approach recognized by a sub-scale which involves “(1) seeking meaning, (2) relating ideas, (3) using evidence, and having (4) an interest in ideas”. those who adopted a "surface" approach to learning focused on trying to cope with the task assigned, and visualizes the course as burden, therefore uses memorization of information which then leads to a limited learning understanding.
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Original:   "deep" approach  recognized by a sub-scale which involves “(1) seeking meaning, (2) relating ideas, (3) using evidence, and having (4) an interest in ideas”. those who adopted a "surface" approach to learning focused on trying to cope with the task assigned, and visualizes the course as burden, therefore uses memorization of information which then leads to a limited learning understanding.
Revised:  "deep" approach is recognized by a sub-scale which involves “(1) seeking meaning, (2) relating ideas, (3) using evidence, and having (4) an interest in ideas”. those who adopted a "surface" approach to learning focused on trying to cope with the task assigned, and visualizes the course as burden, therefore uses memorization of information which then leads to a limited learning understanding.
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Original:   "deep" approach  recognized by a sub-scale which involves “(1) seeking meaning, (2) relating ideas, (3) using evidence, and having (4) an interest in ideas”. those who adopted a "surface" approach to learning focused on trying to cope with the task assigned, and visualizes the course as burden, therefore uses memorization of information which then leads to a limited learning understanding.
Revised:  "deep" approach recognized by a sub-scale which involves “(1) seeking meaning, (2) relating ideas, (3) using evidence, and having (4) an interest in ideas”. Those who adopted a "surface" approach to learning focused on trying to cope with the task assigned, and visualizes the course as burden, therefore uses memorization of information which then leads to a limited learning understanding.
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Original:   "surface" approach recognized to have sub-scale which involve “1) unrelated memorizing of information, (2) confining learning of the subject to the syllabus (syllabus-boundless), and (3) a fear of failing”.
Revised:  The "surface" approach recognized to have sub-scale which involve “1) unrelated memorizing of information, (2) confining learning of the subject to the syllabus (syllabus-boundless), and (3) a fear of failing”.
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Original:   "surface" approach recognized to have sub-scale which involve “1) unrelated memorizing of information, (2) confining learning of the subject to the syllabus (syllabus-boundless), and (3) a fear of failing”.
Revised:  "surface" approach is recognized by a sub-scale which involve “1) unrelated memorizing of information, (2) confining learning of the subject to the syllabus (syllabus-boundless), and (3) a fear of failing”.
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Original:  From 1951 – mid-1962 , the Nevada Test Site (NTS) was a primary site used for both surface and above-ground nuclear testing, with 86 tests at or above ground level, and 14 other tests underground, all of which involved releases of significant amounts of radioactive material into the atmosphere.
Revised:  From 1951 – 1962 , the Nevada Test Site (NTS) was a primary site used for both surface and above-ground nuclear testing, with 86 tests at or above ground level, and 14 other tests underground, all of which involved releases of significant amounts of radioactive material into the atmosphere.
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Original:  From 1951 – mid-1962 , the Nevada Test Site (NTS) was a primary site used for both surface and above-ground nuclear testing, with 86 tests at or above ground level, and 14 other tests underground, all of which involved releases of significant amounts of radioactive material into the atmosphere.
Revised:  From 1951 – mid-1962 , the Nevada Test Site (NTS) was a primary site used for both surface and above-ground nuclear testing, with 100 tests at or above ground level, and 14 other tests underground, all of which involved releases of significant amounts of radioactive material into the atmosphere.
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Original:  From 1951 – mid-1962 , the Nevada Test Site (NTS) was a primary site used for both surface and above-ground nuclear testing, with 86 tests at or above ground level, and 14 other tests underground, all of which involved releases of significant amounts of radioactive material into the atmosphere.
Revised:  From 1951 – mid-1962 , the Nevada Test Site (NTS) was a primary site used for both surface and above-ground nuclear testing, with 86 tests at or above ground level, all of which involved releases of significant amounts of radioactive material into the atmosphere.
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Original:    The threat of downwind exposure to radioactivity remaining at the Nevada Test Site from nuclear weapons tests was still an issue as late as 2007.
Revised:  Atmospheric testing was halted in 1958 after a testing moratorium was agreed upon with the Soviet Union. The Soviets broke the agreement in 1961, and both sides resumed testing. Two American test series followed: Operation Nougat, and then Operation Storax. The Partial Nuclear Test Ban Treaty went into effect in 1963, banning all above ground testing. Further tests were underground, which with the exception of a few test failures, did not release fallout.U.S. Department of Energy / Nevada Operations Office, United States Nuclear Tests - July 1945 through September 1992, December 2000, DOE/NV-209 Rev 15 The threat of downwind exposure to radioactivity remaining at the Nevada Test Site from nuclear weapons tests was still an issue as late as 2007.
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Original:    The threat of downwind exposure to radioactivity remaining at the Nevada Test Site from nuclear weapons tests was still an issue as late as 2007.
Revised:  alt=Graph|Just ten tests out of over a thousand total tests at the Nevada Test Site contributed almost 50\% of all exposure. The threat of downwind exposure to radioactivity remaining at the Nevada Test Site from nuclear weapons tests was still an issue as late as 2007.
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Original:  However, the United States Senate has not yet ratified the treaty .
Revised:  However, the United States Senate has not yet ratified the treaty , although it it stopped testing in 1992. The final US test series was Operation Julin, in September of 1992. Three countries have tested nuclear weapons since the CTBT opened for signature in 1996. India and Pakistan both carried out two sets of tests in 1998. North Korea carried out six announced tests, one each in 2006, 2009, 2013, two in 2016 and one in 2017.
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Original: people by net worth List of Thais by net worth List of Turkish people by net worth List of Ugandans by net worth List of Ukrainians by net worth List of Venezuelans by net worth By region List of Africans by net worth List of Asians by net worth List of Arabs by net worth List of Europeans by net worth List of Latin Americans by net worth List of South East Asian people by net worth List of South Asian people by net worth Forbes lists The World's Billionaires Forbes 400 Forbes'
Revised: people by net worth List of Thais by net worth List of Turkish people by net worth List of Ugandans by net worth List of Ukrainians by net worth List of Venezuelans by net worth By region List of Africans by net worth List of Arabs by net worth List of Arabs by net worth List of Europeans by net worth List of Latin Americans by net worth List of South East Asian people by net worth List of South Asian people by net worth Forbes lists The World's Billionaires Forbes 400 Forbes'
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Original: people by net worth List of Thais by net worth List of Turkish people by net worth List of Ugandans by net worth List of Ukrainians by net worth List of Venezuelans by net worth By region List of Africans by net worth List of Asians by net worth List of Arabs by net worth List of Europeans by net worth List of Latin Americans by net worth List of South East Asian people by net worth List of South Asian people by net worth Forbes lists The World's Billionaires Forbes 400 Forbes'
Revised: people by net worth List of Thais by net worth List of Turkish people by net worth List of Ugandans by net worth List of Ukrainians by net worth List of Venezuelans by net worth By region List of Africans by net worth List of Asians by net worth List of Asians by net worth List of Europeans by net worth List of Latin Americans by net worth List of South East Asian people by net worth List of South Asian people by net worth Forbes lists The World's Billionaires Forbes 400 Forbes'
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Original: people by net worth List of Thais by net worth List of Turkish people by net worth List of Ugandans by net worth List of Ukrainians by net worth List of Venezuelans by net worth By region List of Africans by net worth List of Asians by net worth List of Arabs by net worth List of Europeans by net worth List of Latin Americans by net worth List of South East Asian people by net worth List of South Asian people by net worth Forbes lists The World's Billionaires Forbes 400 Forbes'
Revised: people by net worth List of Thais by net worth List of Turkish people by net worth List of Ugandans by net worth List of Ukrainians by net worth List of Venezuelans by net worth By region List of Africans by net worth List of Asians by net worth List of Arabs by net worth List of Europeans by net worth List of Latin Americans by net worth List of South Asian people by net worth List of South Asian people by net worth Forbes lists The World's Billionaires Forbes 400 Forbes'
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Original: people by net worth List of Thais by net worth List of Turkish people by net worth List of Ugandans by net worth List of Ukrainians by net worth List of Venezuelans by net worth By region List of Africans by net worth List of Asians by net worth List of Arabs by net worth List of Europeans by net worth List of Latin Americans by net worth List of South East Asian people by net worth List of South Asian people by net worth Forbes lists The World's Billionaires Forbes 400 Forbes'
Revised: people by net worth List of Thais by net worth List of Turkish people by net worth List of Ugandans by net worth List of Ukrainians by net worth List of Venezuelans by net worth By region List of Africans by net worth List of Asians by net worth List of Arabs by net worth List of Europeans by net worth List of Latin Americans by net worth List of South East Asian people by net worth List of Southeast Asian people by net worth Forbes lists The World's Billionaires Forbes 400 Forbes'
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Original: Living people Category:  Filipino child singers Category:Filipino male film actors Category:Filipino male television actors Category:Singing talent show winners Category:Participants in Philippine reality television series Category: Filipino male child actors Category: 21st-century Filipino male actors Category: GMA Artist Center Category:Filipino emigrants to the United States Category: 21st-century Filipino singers Category:ABS-CBN personalities Category:GMA Network personalitie
Revised: Living people Category: ABS-CBN personalities Category:GMA Artist Center Category:GMA Network personalities Category: Filipino child singers Category:Filipino male film actors Category:Filipino male television actors Category:Singing talent show winners Category:Participants in Philippine reality television series Category: Filipino male child actors Category: 21st-century Filipino male actors Category: GMA Artist Center Category:Filipino emigrants to the United States Category: 21st-century Filipino singers Category:ABS-CBN personalities Category:GMA Network personalitie
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Original: Living people Category:  Filipino child singers Category:Filipino male film actors Category:Filipino male television actors Category:Singing talent show winners Category:Participants in Philippine reality television series Category: Filipino male child actors Category: 21st-century Filipino male actors Category: GMA Artist Center Category:Filipino emigrants to the United States Category: 21st-century Filipino singers Category:ABS-CBN personalities Category:GMA Network personalitie
Revised: Living people Category: Filipino child singers Category:Filipino emigrants to the United States Category:Filipino male child actors Category:Filipino male comedians Category:Filipino male film actors Category:Filipino male television actors Category:Singing talent show winners Category:Participants in Philippine reality television series Category: Filipino male child actors Category: 21st-century Filipino male actors Category: GMA Artist Center Category:Filipino emigrants to the United States Category: 21st-century Filipino singers Category:ABS-CBN personalities Category:GMA Network personalitie
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Original: Living people Category:  Filipino child singers Category:Filipino male film actors Category:Filipino male television actors Category:Singing talent show winners Category:Participants in Philippine reality television series Category: Filipino male child actors Category: 21st-century Filipino male actors Category: GMA Artist Center Category:Filipino emigrants to the United States Category: 21st-century Filipino singers Category:ABS-CBN personalities Category:GMA Network personalitie
Revised: Living people Category: Filipino child singers Category:Filipino male film actors Category:Filipino male television actors Category:Singing talent show winners Category:Participants in Philippine reality television series Category: People from Cebu Category:Visayan people Category: 21st-century Filipino male actors Category: GMA Artist Center Category:Filipino emigrants to the United States Category: 21st-century Filipino singers Category:ABS-CBN personalities Category:GMA Network personalitie
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