wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  It was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich , exposing the split in the NSM's religious orientation and leading to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.
Revised:  In 2004, it was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich , exposing the split in the NSM's religious orientation and leading to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.
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Original:  It was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich , exposing the split in the NSM's religious orientation and leading to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.
Revised:  It was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich which exposed the split in the NSM's religious orientation and leading to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.
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Original:  It was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich , exposing the split in the NSM's religious orientation and leading to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.
Revised:  It was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich , exposing the split in the NSM's religious orientation and lead to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.
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Original:   Beliefs Extraterrestrials Joy of Satan presents various extraterrestrial theories, inspired from some of the writings of Zecharia Sitchin.
Revised:  Despite the events, and controversy attained, Joy of Satan continued to persist and maintain popularity and significance as a theistic Satanic sect. Beliefs Extraterrestrials Joy of Satan presents various extraterrestrial theories, inspired from some of the writings of Zecharia Sitchin.
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Original:  In 2004 , it was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich which exposed the split in the NSM's religious orientation and lead to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.
Revised:  It was revealed in 2004 , it was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich which exposed the split in the NSM's religious orientation and lead to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.
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Original:  In 2004 , it was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich which exposed the split in the NSM's religious orientation and lead to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.
Revised:  In 2004 that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich which exposed the split in the NSM's religious orientation and lead to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  In 2004 , it was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich which exposed the split in the NSM's religious orientation and lead to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.
Revised:  In 2004 , it was revealed that Clifford Herrington, chairman of the National Socialist Movement, was the husband of Maxine Dietrich . This revelation exposed the split in the NSM's religious orientation and lead to a major debate and conflict within the NSM and JoS.
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Original: Mohamed ben Zamoum (born in Boghni on 1795 and died also in Boghni on 1843) was a Kabyle marabout who participated to the Algerian resistance against the French conquest of Algeria.
Revised: Mohamed ben Zamoum (born in Boghni on 1795 and died also in Boghni on 1843) was a Kabyle marabout who participated in the Algerian resistance against the French conquest of Algeria.
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Original:  Just after the surrender of Dey Hussein on 5 July 1830 and the capitulation of the Casbah of Algiers, Sheikh Mohamed ben Zamoum organized with the marabouts of Kabylia and Mitidja a meeting of the heads of the zawiyas in the Bordj Tamentfoust in date of 26 July.
Revised:  Just after the surrender of Dey Hussein on 5 July 1830 and the capitulation of the Casbah of Algiers, Sheikh Mohamed ben Zamoum organized with the marabouts of Kabylia and Mitidja a meeting of the heads of the zawiyas in the Bordj Tamentfoust on 26 July.
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Original:  Allegiance to Ben Zamoum The tribes of Mitidja and Kabylia then signed a treaty of allegiance to Sheikh ben Zamoum dated 26 July 1830  where he was proclaimed leader of the popular resistance against the forces of the French Army.
Revised:  Allegiance to Ben Zamoum The tribes of Mitidja and Kabylia then signed a treaty of allegiance to Sheikh ben Zamoum dated 26 July 1830 , where he was proclaimed leader of the popular resistance against the forces of the French Army.
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Original:  When on 18 November 1830, a second column of 7,000 French soldiers invaded the town of Blida, and they found it almost deserted because most of the population had fled to the mountain of Chréa on the injunction of Sheikh ben Zamoum.
Revised:  When on 18 November 1830, a second column of 7,000 French soldiers invaded the town of Blida, they found it almost deserted because most of the population had fled to the mountain of Chréa on the injunction of Sheikh ben Zamoum.
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Original:   The point of contact approach indicates the total concentration reaching the host, while biological monitoring and the use of biomarkers infer the dosage of the pollutant through the determination of the body burden.
Revised:  In a workplace setting, methods of workplace exposure monitoring are used. The point of contact approach indicates the total concentration reaching the host, while biological monitoring and the use of biomarkers infer the dosage of the pollutant through the determination of the body burden.
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Original: Education Siddharth grew up in New Delhi, India where his father was a senior bureaucrat in the Indian Railways. He attended DPS R.K. Puram and graduated in 2000. Garg then attended Indian Institute of Technology, Madras where he received his Bachelor of Technology degree in 2004.
Revised: Education Garg attended Indian Institute of Technology, Madras where he received his Bachelor of Technology degree in 2004.
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Original:  Career Following Garg's postdoctoral work, he became an Assistant Professor at University of Waterloo from 2010 to 2014, before moving to New York University Tandon School of Engineering, where he is currently an Institute Associate Professor.
Revised:  Career Following Garg's postdoctoral work, he became an Assistant Professor at University of Waterloo from 2010 to 2014, before moving to New York University Tandon School of Engineering, where he is currently an Associate Professor.
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Original:  Imam Brahim had to leave the city of Thenia and go into exile in the heights of Kouba in the city of Algiers in April URL The Salafist terrorists then took advantage of the curfew established during the night to break up Imam Brahim's home and to steal his imposing library containing book URL Despite his old age and his forced exile in Algiers, Imam Brahim continued with the proven religious notabilities of the capital to weave fans of hope despite the calamities that bloodied the URL
Revised:  Imam Brahim had to leave the city of Thenia and go into exile in the heights of Kouba in the city of Algiers in April 1993. The Salafist terrorists then took advantage of the curfew established during the night to break up Imam Brahim's home and to steal his imposing library containing book URL Despite his old age and his forced exile in Algiers, Imam Brahim continued with the proven religious notabilities of the capital to weave fans of hope despite the calamities that bloodied the URL
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Original:  Imam Brahim had to leave the city of Thenia and go into exile in the heights of Kouba in the city of Algiers in April URL The Salafist terrorists then took advantage of the curfew established during the night to break up Imam Brahim's home and to steal his imposing library containing book URL Despite his old age and his forced exile in Algiers, Imam Brahim continued with the proven religious notabilities of the capital to weave fans of hope despite the calamities that bloodied the URL
Revised:  Imam Brahim had to leave the city of Thenia and go into exile in the heights of Kouba in the city of Algiers in April URL The Salafist terrorists then took advantage of the curfew established during the night to break up Imam Brahim's home and to steal his imposing library containing book jewels. Despite his old age and his forced exile in Algiers, Imam Brahim continued with the proven religious notabilities of the capital to weave fans of hope despite the calamities that bloodied the URL
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Original:  Imam Brahim had to leave the city of Thenia and go into exile in the heights of Kouba in the city of Algiers in April URL The Salafist terrorists then took advantage of the curfew established during the night to break up Imam Brahim's home and to steal his imposing library containing book URL Despite his old age and his forced exile in Algiers, Imam Brahim continued with the proven religious notabilities of the capital to weave fans of hope despite the calamities that bloodied the URL
Revised:  Imam Brahim had to leave the city of Thenia and go into exile in the heights of Kouba in the city of Algiers in April URL The Salafist terrorists then took advantage of the curfew established during the night to break up Imam Brahim's home and to steal his imposing library containing book URL Despite his old age and his forced exile in Algiers, Imam Brahim continued with the proven religious notabilities of the capital to weave fans of hope despite the calamities that bloodied the country.
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Original:   In popular culture Documentary "Bullet for the Maestro" from "The investigation was conducted..." (in Russian) Documentary "Kill the composer" from "Legends of the Soviet Investigation" (in Russian) Literature F. Razzakov.
Revised:  See also List of serial killers by country In popular culture Documentary "Bullet for the Maestro" from "The investigation was conducted..." (in Russian) Documentary "Kill the composer" from "Legends of the Soviet Investigation" (in Russian) Literature F. Razzakov.
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Original: Category:1836 births Category:Algerian people Category:People from  Boumerdès Province  Category:1898 deaths Category:Deaths in Algeria Category:French Algeria Category:1870s in Alger
Revised: Category:1836 births Category:Algerian people Category:People from Naciria Category:People from Naciria District Category:People from Boumerdès Province Category:1898 deaths Category:Deaths in Algeria Category:French Algeria Category:1870s in Alger
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Original: Category:1836 births Category:Algerian people Category:People from  Boumerdès Province  Category:1898 deaths Category:Deaths in Algeria Category:French Algeria Category:1870s in Alger
Revised: Category:1836 births Category:Algerian people Category:People from Boumerdès Province Category:Kabyle people Category:1898 deaths Category:Deaths in Algeria Category:French Algeria Category:1870s in Alger
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Original:  Bill Bishop, Robert G. Cushing, The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America Is Tearing Us Apart (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2009) URL , References See also Cuzick–Edwards test Chinatown French quarter Category:Demographics Category:Sociological terminolog
Revised:  References See also Cuzick–Edwards test Chinatown French quarter Category:Demographics Category:Sociological terminolog
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Original:  Bill Bishop, Robert G. Cushing, The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America Is Tearing Us Apart (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2009) URL , References See also Cuzick–Edwards test Chinatown French quarter Category:Demographics Category:Sociological terminolog
Revised:  Bill Bishop, Robert G. Cushing, The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America Is Tearing Us Apart (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2009) URL , References Category:Demographics Category:Sociological terminolog
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Original:  Bill Bishop, Robert G. Cushing, The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America Is Tearing Us Apart (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2009) URL , References See also Cuzick–Edwards test Chinatown French quarter Category:Demographics Category:Sociological terminolog
Revised:  Bill Bishop, Robert G. Cushing, The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America Is Tearing Us Apart (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2009) URL , References See also Cuzick–Edwards test Chinatown French quarter 
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Original:   Characteristics Although ICEs exhibit various mechanisms promoting their integration, transfer and regulation, they share many common characteristics.
Revised:  ICEs have been detected in Proteobacteria (e.g., Pseudomonas spp., Aeromonas spp., E. coli, Haemophilus spp.), Actinobacteria and Firmicutes. Among many other virulence determinants, ICEs spread antibiotics and metal ions resistance genes across multiple prokaryotic lineages. ICE elements may also facilitate the mobilisation of other DNA modules, e.g. genomic islands. Characteristics Although ICEs exhibit various mechanisms promoting their integration, transfer and regulation, they share many common characteristics.
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Original:  The dynamics of the integration and excision processes are specific to each integrative and conjugative element . Prevalence Due to their physical association with chromosomes, identifying integrative and conjugative elements has proven challenging, but computer-based analyses of bacterial genomes indicate they are widespread among many microorganisms.
Revised:  The dynamics of the integration and excision processes are specific to each integrative and conjugative element Prevalence Due to their physical association with chromosomes, identifying integrative and conjugative elements has proven challenging, but computer-based analyses of bacterial genomes indicate they are widespread among many microorganisms.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% ICEs have been detected in Proteobacteria (e.g., Pseudomonas spp., Aeromonas spp., E. coli, Haemophilus spp.), Actinobacteria and Firmicutes. Among many other virulence determinants, ICEs spread antibiotics and metal ions resistance genes across multiple prokaryotic lineages. ICE elements may also facilitate the mobilisation of other DNA modules, e.g. genomic islands .
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% .
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Original:  ICEs comprise all mobile genetic elements with self-replication, integration, and conjugation , including, but not limited to conjugative transposons, regardless of their particular conjugation and integration mechanisms . Some immobile genomic Pathogenicity islands are also believed to be defective ICEs that have lost their ability to conjugate.
Revised:  ICEs comprise all mobile genetic elements with self-replication, integration, and conjugation abilities, including conjugative transposons, regardless of their particular conjugation and integration mechanisms . Some immobile genomic Pathogenicity islands are also believed to be defective ICEs that have lost their ability to conjugate.
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Original:  ICEs comprise all mobile genetic elements with self-replication, integration, and conjugation , including, but not limited to conjugative transposons, regardless of their particular conjugation and integration mechanisms . Some immobile genomic Pathogenicity islands are also believed to be defective ICEs that have lost their ability to conjugate.
Revised:  ICEs comprise all mobile genetic elements with self-replication, integration, and conjugation , including, but not limited to conjugative transposons, regardless of the particular conjugation and integration mechanisms . Some immobile genomic Pathogenicity islands are also believed to be defective ICEs that have lost their ability to conjugate.
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Original:  ICEs comprise all mobile genetic elements with self-replication, integration, and conjugation , including, but not limited to conjugative transposons, regardless of their particular conjugation and integration mechanisms . Some immobile genomic Pathogenicity islands are also believed to be defective ICEs that have lost their ability to conjugate.
Revised:  ICEs comprise all mobile genetic elements with self-replication, integration, and conjugation , including, but not limited to conjugative transposons, regardless of their particular conjugation and integration mechanism by which they act . Some immobile genomic Pathogenicity islands are also believed to be defective ICEs that have lost their ability to conjugate.
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Original:  ICEs comprise all mobile genetic elements with self-replication, integration, and conjugation , including, but not limited to conjugative transposons, regardless of their particular conjugation and integration mechanisms . Some immobile genomic Pathogenicity islands are also believed to be defective ICEs that have lost their ability to conjugate.
Revised:  ICEs comprise all mobile genetic elements with self-replication, integration, and conjugation , including, but not limited to conjugative transposons, regardless of their particular conjugation and integration mechanisms . Some immobile genomic pathogenicity islands are also believed to be defective ICEs that have lost their ability to conjugate.
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Original:  In contrast to plasmids and phages, integrative and conjugative elements cannot remain in an extrachromosomal form in the cytoplasm of bacterial cells , and they replicate only with the chromosome they reside in.
Revised:  In contrast to plasmids and phages, integrative and conjugative elements cannot remain in an extrachromosomal form in the cytoplasm of bacterial cells and replicate only with the chromosome they reside in.
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Original:  Fernandez had also won the previous week’s event in Australia, while de Ferran was taken out in a crash on lap 1. Further back, but needing help, were Paul Tracy in the Team KOOL Green #26 Reynard-Honda and rookie Kenny Brack in the Shell Oil #8 Team Rahal Reynard-Ford.
Revised:  Fernandez had also won the previous week’s event in Australia, while de Ferran was taken out in a crash on lap 1 with 1999 series champion Juan Pablo Montoya. Further back, but needing help, were Paul Tracy in the Team KOOL Green #26 Reynard-Honda and rookie Kenny Brack in the Shell Oil #8 Team Rahal Reynard-Ford.
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Original:  URL  For the first time in four seasons, a new championship team was guaranteed to be crowned.
Revised:  URL Tracy had also been involved in a wreck in the Australia race, as Oriol Servia hopped a curb in a chicane at the Surfer’s Paradise street course and T-boned the #26; Tracy had been running second in series points entering the event. For the first time in four seasons, a new championship team was guaranteed to be crowned.
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Original:  Target Chip Ganassi Racing, which had won the last four CART titles with Jimmy Vasser, Alex Zanardi, and Juan Pablo Montoya, entered the race with both Vasser and defending series champion Montoya far out of title contention;
Revised:  Target Chip Ganassi Racing, which had won the last four CART titles with Jimmy Vasser, Alex Zanardi, and Montoya, entered the race with both Vasser and defending series champion Montoya far out of title contention;
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Original:  Reforestation   often has the tendency to create large fuel loads, resulting in significantly hotter combustion than fires involving low brush or grasses.
Revised:  Reforestation can divert large amounts of water from other activities. A map created by the World Resources Institute in collaboration with the IUCN identifies 2 billion hectares for potential forest restoration. It is criticised for including 900 million hectares of grasslands. often has the tendency to create large fuel loads, resulting in significantly hotter combustion than fires involving low brush or grasses.
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Original: Martyr Aïchaoui died as a martyr (shahid) in 1959 during a clash with the French army in the Zbarbar mountains among the Khachna Massif between Ammal and Lakhdaria in zone 1 of the historic Wilaya 4. Baptizations In June 2012, eight military promotions from the El Harrach Higher School of Equipment were named after Aïchaoui.
Revised: Death Aïchaoui died as a martyr (shahid) in 1959 during a clash with the French army in the Zbarbar mountains among the Khachna Massif between Ammal and Lakhdaria in zone 1 of the historic Wilaya 4. Baptizations In June 2012, eight military promotions from the El Harrach Higher School of Equipment were named after Aïchaoui.
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Original: Martyr Aïchaoui died as a martyr (shahid) in 1959 during a clash with the French army in the Zbarbar mountains among the Khachna Massif between Ammal and Lakhdaria in zone 1 of the historic Wilaya 4. Baptizations In June 2012, eight military promotions from the El Harrach Higher School of Equipment were named after Aïchaoui.
Revised: Martyr Aïchaoui died as a martyr (shahid) in 1959 during a clash with the French army in the Zbarbar mountains among the Khachna Massif between Ammal and Lakhdaria in zone 1 of the historic Wilaya 4. Honours In June 2012, eight military promotions from the El Harrach Higher School of Equipment were named after Aïchaoui.
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Original: Death Aïchaoui died as a martyr (shahid) in 1959 during a clash with the French army in the Zbarbar mountains among the Khachna Massif between Ammal and Lakhdaria in zone 1 of the historic Wilaya 4.
Revised: Death Aïchaoui was killed in a 1959 during a clash with the French army in the Zbarbar mountains among the Khachna Massif between Ammal and Lakhdaria in zone 1 of the historic Wilaya 4.
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Original: Death Aïchaoui died as a martyr (shahid) in 1959 during a clash with the French army in the Zbarbar mountains among the Khachna Massif between Ammal and Lakhdaria in zone 1 of the historic Wilaya 4.
Revised: Death Aïchaoui died as a martyr (shahid) in 1959 clash with the French army in the Zbarbar mountains among the Khachna Massif between Ammal and Lakhdaria in zone 1 of the historic Wilaya 4.
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Original: Death Aïchaoui died as a martyr (shahid) in 1959 during a clash with the French army in the Zbarbar mountains among the Khachna Massif between Ammal and Lakhdaria in zone 1 of the historic Wilaya 4.
Revised: Death Aïchaoui died as a martyr (shahid) in 1959 during a clash with the French army in the Khachna mountains, between Ammal and Lakhdaria in zone 1 of the historic Wilaya 4.
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Original: Death Aïchaoui died as a martyr (shahid) in 1959 during a clash with the French army in the Zbarbar mountains among the Khachna Massif between Ammal and Lakhdaria in zone 1 of the historic Wilaya 4.
Revised: Death Aïchaoui died as a martyr (shahid) in 1959 during a clash with the French army in the Zbarbar mountains among the Khachna Massif between Ammal and Lakhdaria 
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Original:  A middle school was baptized in the name of Shahid Mohamed Aïchaoui upon his inauguration in his hometown of Si Mustapha  in 2003.
Revised:  A middle school was baptized in the name of Shahid Mohamed Aïchaoui upon his inauguration in his hometown of Si Mustapha was named for him in 2003. An annual Algerian journalism prize in 2003.
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