wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original: Living people Category: Fellow Members of the IEEE Category:Peking University faculty Category:Chinese computer scientists Category: People from Yuqing County Category:Members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Category: TWAS fellows Category:Scientists from Guizhou Category: Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics alumni Category:  Shanghai Jiao Tong University alumni Category:Shanghai Jiao Tong University faculty Category: Beijing Institute of Technology facult
Revised: Living people Category: Fellow Members of the IEEE Category:Peking University faculty Category:Chinese computer scientists Category: People from Yuqing County Category:Members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Category: Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics alumni Category: Shanghai Jiao Tong University alumni Category:Shanghai Jiao Tong University faculty Category: Beijing Institute of Technology facult
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Original: Living people Category: Fellow Members of the IEEE Category:Peking University faculty Category:Chinese computer scientists Category: People from Yuqing County Category:Members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Category: TWAS fellows Category:Scientists from Guizhou Category: Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics alumni Category:  Shanghai Jiao Tong University alumni Category:Shanghai Jiao Tong University faculty Category: Beijing Institute of Technology facult
Revised: Living people Category: Fellow Members of the IEEE Category:Peking University faculty Category:Chinese computer scientists Category: People from Yuqing County Category:Members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Category: TWAS fellows Category:Scientists from Guizhou Category: Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics alumni Category: People from Yuqing County Category:Peking University faculty Category:Scientists from Guizhou Category: Shanghai Jiao Tong University alumni Category:Shanghai Jiao Tong University faculty Category: Beijing Institute of Technology facult
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Original: Living people Category: Fellow Members of the IEEE Category:Peking University faculty Category:Chinese computer scientists Category: People from Yuqing County Category:Members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Category: TWAS fellows Category:Scientists from Guizhou Category: Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics alumni Category:  Shanghai Jiao Tong University alumni Category:Shanghai Jiao Tong University faculty Category: Beijing Institute of Technology facult
Revised: Living people Category: Fellow Members of the IEEE Category:Peking University faculty Category:Chinese computer scientists Category: People from Yuqing County Category:Members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Category: TWAS fellows Category:Scientists from Guizhou Category: Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics alumni Category: Shanghai Jiao Tong University alumni Category:Shanghai Jiao Tong University faculty Category: TWAS fello
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Original: Ben Calf Robe was a Blackfoot (Siksika) URL residential school URL and scout for the North West Mounted Police (and later the URL Calgary Stampede Calf Robe liaised with Calgary Stampede founder Guy Weadick on the inaugural event in 1912, and was invited to camp at the Indian Village.
Revised: Ben Calf Robe was a Blackfoot (Siksika) elder, residential school URL and scout for the North West Mounted Police (and later the URL Calgary Stampede Calf Robe liaised with Calgary Stampede founder Guy Weadick on the inaugural event in 1912, and was invited to camp at the Indian Village.
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Original:  Ben Calf Robe - St. Clare, an elementary & junior high URL in Edmonton, Alberta Ben Calf Robe Annual Traditional Pow wow, a social gathering held in the springtime in Edmonton, Alberta since URL Calf Robe Bridge, a Bow River crossing in Calgary, Alberta
Revised:  Ben Calf Robe - St. Clare, an elementary & junior high URL in Edmonton, Alberta Ben Calf Robe Annual Traditional Pow wow, a social gathering held in the springtime in Edmonton, Alberta since 1981 Calf Robe Bridge, a Bow River crossing in Calgary, Alberta
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Original:  There are four primary outcomes of secondary contact:  fusion of the two populations back into one, reinforcement, the formation of a hybrid zone, and the formation of a new species through hybrid speciation.
Revised:  There are four primary outcomes of secondary contact: extinction of one species, fusion of the two populations back into one, reinforcement, the formation of a hybrid zone, and the formation of a new species through hybrid speciation.
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Original:    The population that goes extinct may leave behind some of its genes in the surviving population if they hybridize.
Revised:  A possible way to prevent extinction is if there is an advantage to being rare. For example, sexual imprinting and male-male competition may prevent extinction. Yang, Y., Servedio, M. R., The population that goes extinct may leave behind some of its genes in the surviving population if they hybridize.
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Original:   However, if hybridization is so common that the resulting population received significant amount of genetic contribution from both populations, the result should be considered a fusion.
Revised:  For example, the secondary contact between Homo sapiens and Neanderthals, as well as the Denisovans, left traces of their genes in modern human. However, if hybridization is so common that the resulting population received significant amount of genetic contribution from both populations, the result should be considered a fusion.
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Original:   Reinforcement is the evolution towards increased reproductive isolation due to selection against hybridization.
Revised:  This is sometimes called introgressive hybridization or reverse speciation. Concerns have been raised that the homogenizing of the environment may contribute to more and more fusion, leading to the loss of biodiversity. Seehausen, O. (2006). Conservation: losing biodiversity by reverse speciation. Current Biology, 16(9), R334-R337. Reinforcement is the evolution towards increased reproductive isolation due to selection against hybridization.
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Original:  This occurs when the populations already have some reproductive isolation, but still hybridize to some extent  .
Revised:  This occurs when the populations already have some reproductive isolation, but still hybridize to some extent . Because hybridization is costly (e.g. giving birth and raising a weak offspring), natural selection favors strong isolation mechanisms that can avoid such outcome, such as assortative mating.Kirkpatrick, M. (2000). Reinforcement and divergence under assortative mating. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences, 267(1453), 1649-1655. Evidence for speciation by reinforcement has been accumulating since the 1990s .
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Original: Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people Category: LGBT rights activists from the United States Category:American underwater divers Category:  Haskell Indian Nations University alumni Category:LGBT  people from Washington (state) Category:LGBT Native Americans Category:Native Americans' rights activists Category:Native American activists Category: American women activists Category:Activists from Washington (state) Category:Suquamish peop
Revised: Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people Category: 21st-century Native Americans Category:Activists from Washington (state) Category:American underwater divers Category: Haskell Indian Nations University alumni Category:LGBT people from Washington (state) Category:LGBT Native Americans Category:Native Americans' rights activists Category:Native American activists Category: American women activists Category:Activists from Washington (state) Category:Suquamish peop
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Original: Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people Category: LGBT rights activists from the United States Category:American underwater divers Category:  Haskell Indian Nations University alumni Category:LGBT  people from Washington (state) Category:LGBT Native Americans Category:Native Americans' rights activists Category:Native American activists Category: American women activists Category:Activists from Washington (state) Category:Suquamish peop
Revised: Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people Category: LGBT rights activists from the United States Category:American underwater divers Category: American women activists Category: Haskell Indian Nations University alumni Category:LGBT people from Washington (state) Category:LGBT Native Americans Category:Native Americans' rights activists Category:Native American activists Category: American women activists Category:Activists from Washington (state) Category:Suquamish peop
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Original: Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people Category: LGBT rights activists from the United States Category:American underwater divers Category:  Haskell Indian Nations University alumni Category:LGBT  people from Washington (state) Category:LGBT Native Americans Category:Native Americans' rights activists Category:Native American activists Category: American women activists Category:Activists from Washington (state) Category:Suquamish peop
Revised: Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people Category: LGBT rights activists from the United States Category:American underwater divers Category: Haskell Indian Nations University alumni Category:LGBT Native Americans Category:LGBT people from Washington (state) Category:LGBT Native Americans Category:Native Americans' rights activists Category:Native American activists Category: American women activists Category:Activists from Washington (state) Category:Suquamish peop
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Original: Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people Category: LGBT rights activists from the United States Category:American underwater divers Category:  Haskell Indian Nations University alumni Category:LGBT  people from Washington (state) Category:LGBT Native Americans Category:Native Americans' rights activists Category:Native American activists Category: American women activists Category:Activists from Washington (state) Category:Suquamish peop
Revised: Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people Category: LGBT rights activists from the United States Category:American underwater divers Category: Haskell Indian Nations University alumni Category:LGBT people from Washington (state) Category:LGBT rights activists from the United States Category:Native American activists Category: American women activists Category:Activists from Washington (state) Category:Suquamish peop
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Original: Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people Category: LGBT rights activists from the United States Category:American underwater divers Category:  Haskell Indian Nations University alumni Category:LGBT  people from Washington (state) Category:LGBT Native Americans Category:Native Americans' rights activists Category:Native American activists Category: American women activists Category:Activists from Washington (state) Category:Suquamish peop
Revised: Category:Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people Category: LGBT rights activists from the United States Category:American underwater divers Category: Haskell Indian Nations University alumni Category:LGBT people from Washington (state) Category:LGBT Native Americans Category:Native Americans' rights activists Category:Native American activists Category: Native Americans' rights activists Category:Suquamish peop
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Original: Category:1950 births Category:Living people Category:English artists Category:  Censorship in Turkey Category:Censorship in the arts Category:Stuckism Category:People from Durham, England Category:British expatriates in Turkey Category:People educated at Fyling Hall
Revised: Category:1950 births Category:Living people Category:English artists Category: Art controversies Category:Photography controversies Category: Censorship in Turkey Category:Censorship in the arts Category:Stuckism Category:People from Durham, England Category:British expatriates in Turkey Category:People educated at Fyling Hall
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Original: Category:1950 births Category:  Living people Category:English artists Category:Art controversies Category:Photography controversies Category:Censorship in Turkey Category:Censorship in the arts Category:Stuckism Category:People from Durham, England Category:British expatriates in Turkey Category:People educated at Fyling Hall
Revised: Category:1950 births Category: 2020 deaths Category: Living people Category:English artists Category:Art controversies Category:Photography controversies Category:Censorship in Turkey Category:Censorship in the arts Category:Stuckism Category:People from Durham, England Category:British expatriates in Turkey Category:People educated at Fyling Hall
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Original: Category:1950 births Category:2020 deaths Category: Living people Category: English artists Category:Art controversies Category:Photography controversies Category:Censorship in Turkey Category:Censorship in the arts Category:Stuckism Category:People from Durham, England Category:British expatriates in Turkey Category:People educated at Fyling Hall
Revised: Category:1950 births Category:2020 deaths Category: English artists Category:Art controversies Category:Photography controversies Category:Censorship in Turkey Category:Censorship in the arts Category:Stuckism Category:People from Durham, England Category:British expatriates in Turkey Category:People educated at Fyling Hall
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Original: History The society was inspired by the "Discourse to the Illustrious and Loyal City of Quito" published by the Quitonian native Dr.Eugenio de Santa Cruz y Espejo during his visit to the viceregal capital Bogota in 1789.
Revised: soy domenica tenesaca y soy la mejor yo funde esta escuela y soy de 6tob
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Original:  The society was founded two years later as the "Patriotic Society of the Friends of the Country" by 23 creoles and mestizos who met at the University of St Gregory the Great (now Quito's Metropolitan Cultural Center) on 30 November 1791. They pledged to meet once a week to address issues concerning education, science, agriculture, commerce, politics, and the arts. The Patriotic Society soon became better known by Espejo's earlier name, the . Under his editorship, it published the audience's first newspaper in 1792.
Revised:  Tokyo Ghoul
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Original:   The degree to which a landscape is connected determines the amount of dispersal there is among patches, which influences gene flow, local adaptation, extinction risk, colonization probability, and the potential for organisms to move as they cope with climate change.
Revised:  Functional connectivity includes actual connectivity (requires observations of individual movements) and potential connectivity in which movement paths are estimated using the life-history data. The degree to which a landscape is connected determines the amount of dispersal there is among patches, which influences gene flow, local adaptation, extinction risk, colonization probability, and the potential for organisms to move as they cope with climate change.
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Original:  This comprises the species’ movement pattern based on behavioural reactions to the mortality risk of the landscape elements, including habitat barriers and edges  &  .
Revised:  This comprises the species’ movement pattern based on behavioural reactions to the mortality risk of the landscape elements, including habitat barriers and edges Landscape networks can be constructed based on the linear relationship between a species home range size and its dispersal distance. For example, small mammals will have a small range and short dispersal distances and large ones will have larger range and long dispersal distances. In short this relationship can help in scaling& .
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Original:  In the same way, new housing projects – or "working class suburbs" – were constructed in the 1960s and 70s to fill the needs of the increasing population in the Million Programme .
Revised:  In the same way, new housing projects – or "working class suburbs" – were constructed in the 1960s and 70s to fill the needs of the increasing population in the Miljonprogrammet("Million Program") .
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Original: " There are no privileged or displaced family members in a good home, no cellels, no abused. There , no one looks down on the other , there no one tries to pursue an advantage at the expense of others , the strong do not pedal to their feet or rob the weak.
Revised: " There are no privileged or misfortuned, no favorites or undesired. There no one looks down on the other , there no one tries to pursue an advantage at the expense of others , the strong do not pedal to their feet or rob the weak.
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Original:   The supernatural is featured in folklore and religious contexts, but can also feature as an explanation in more secular contexts, as in the cases of superstitions or belief in the paranormal.
Revised:  Though the corollary term "nature", has had multiple different meanings since the ancient world, the term "supernatural" emerged in the medieval period and did not exist in the ancient world. The supernatural is featured in folklore and religious contexts, but can also feature as an explanation in more secular contexts, as in the cases of superstitions or belief in the paranormal.
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Original:  Though the phrase supra naturam was used since the 4th century AD, it was in the 1200s that Thomas Aquinas used the term "supernaturalis" , however, this term had to wait until the end of the medieval period before it became more popularly used.
Revised:  Though the phrase "supra naturam" was used since the 4th century AD, it was in the 1200s that Thomas Aquinas used the term "supernaturalis" , however, this term had to wait until the end of the medieval period before it became more popularly used.
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Original:  Though the phrase supra naturam was used since the 4th century AD, it was in the 1200s that Thomas Aquinas used the term "supernaturalis" , however, this term had to wait until the end of the medieval period before it became more popularly used.
Revised:  Though the phrase supra naturam was used since the 4th century AD, it was in the 1200s that Thomas Aquinas used the term "supernaturalis" and despite this, the term had to wait until the end of the medieval period before it became more popularly used.
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Original:  Views on the "supernatural" vary, for example it may be seen as: The One Million Dollar Paranormal Challenge was an offer by the James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF) to pay out one million U.S. dollars to anyone who could demonstrate a supernatural or paranormal ability under agreed-upon scientific testing criteria. A version of the challenge was first issued in 1964. Over a thousand people applied to take it, but none were successful. The challenge was terminated in URL In fiction and popular culture Liberal naturalism Magical thinking Religious naturalism Romanticism Spirit photography References
Revised:  Views on the "supernatural" vary, for example it may be seen as: In fiction and popular culture Liberal naturalism Magical thinking Religious naturalism Romanticism Spirit photography References
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Original:  Cross cultural studies indicate that there is coexistence of natural and supernatural explanations in both adults and children for explaining numerous things about the world  . Context and cultural input play a large role in determining when and how individuals incorporate natural and supernatural explanations  . Studies on indigenous groups have allowed for insights on how such coexistence of explanations may function.
Revised:  Cross cultural studies indicate that there is coexistence of natural and supernatural explanations in both adults and children for explaining numerous things about the world such as illness, death, and origins . Context and cultural input play a large role in determining when and how individuals incorporate natural and supernatural explanations . Studies on indigenous groups have allowed for insights on how such coexistence of explanations may function.
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Original:  Cross cultural studies indicate that there is coexistence of natural and supernatural explanations in both adults and children for explaining numerous things about the world  . Context and cultural input play a large role in determining when and how individuals incorporate natural and supernatural explanations  . Studies on indigenous groups have allowed for insights on how such coexistence of explanations may function.
Revised:  Cross cultural studies indicate that there is coexistence of natural and supernatural explanations in both adults and children for explaining numerous things about the world . Context and cultural input play a large role in determining when and how individuals incorporate natural and supernatural explanations . The coexistence of natural and supernatural explanations in individuals may be the outcomes two distinct cognitive domains: one concerned with the physical-mechanical relations and another with social relations . Studies on indigenous groups have allowed for insights on how such coexistence of explanations may function.
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Original:  They then became a common part of the humanitarian response and have since been used in Angola, Chad, Colombia, Denmark, East Timor, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Finland, Germany, Greece, India, Iran, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Lebanon, Liberia, Mali, Russia, Occupied Palestinian Territories, Pakistan, Paraguay, Philippines, Serbia, Somalia, Spain, Syria, Tanzania, Turkey, and Uganda, among other countries. upright=0.9|A view of Mobile Child Friendly Space operated by the Turkish Red Crescent Activities CFC are integrated programs that provide children with access to a range of services or activities that may vary by context.
Revised:  They then became a common part of the humanitarian response and have since been used in Angola, Chad, Colombia, Denmark, East Timor, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Finland, Germany, Greece, India, Iran, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Lebanon, Liberia, Mali, Russia, Occupied Palestinian Territories, Pakistan, Paraguay, Philippines, Serbia, Somalia, Spain, Syria, Tanzania, Turkey, and Uganda, among other countries. Activities CFC are integrated programs that provide children with access to a range of services or activities that may vary by context.
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Original:  1835 First bullanga, popular revolt in Barcelona . 1840 6 July Carlist general Ramon Cabrera crossed the border to France, ending the First Carlist War. 1843 Jamància, last bullanga , which revindicated a progressive political program.
Revised:  1835 First Barcelona bullanga (popular revolt or riot) of the First Carlist War () . 1840 6 July Carlist general Ramon Cabrera crossed the border to France, ending the First Carlist War. 1843 Jamància, last bullanga , which revindicated a progressive political program.
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Original:  1835 First bullanga, popular revolt in Barcelona . 1840 6 July Carlist general Ramon Cabrera crossed the border to France, ending the First Carlist War. 1843 Jamància, last bullanga , which revindicated a progressive political program.
Revised:  1835 First bullanga, popular revolt in Barcelona . 1840 6 July Carlist general Ramon Cabrera crossed the border to France, ending the First Carlist War. 1843 Jamància, last bullanga (uproar or riot) , which vindicated a progressive political program.
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