wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  These risks aside, promptly engaging in repair strategies helps to ensure the relationship recovers from transgressions. Addressing relational transgressions can be a very painful process. Utilizing repair strategies can have a transformative effect on the relationship through redefining rules and boundaries. An added benefit can be gained through the closeness that can be realized as partners address transgressions. Engaging in relationship talk such as metatalk prompts broader discussions about what each partner desires from the relationship and aligns expectations. Such efforts can mitigate the effects of future transgressions, or even minimize the frequency and severity of transgressions.
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Original: Identified patient , or "IP", is a term used in a clinical setting to describe the person in a dysfunctional family who has been unconsciously, or sometimes consciously, selected to lay blame upon to  draw attention away from the family's true inner conflicts, true problem behaviors, and their perpetrators.
Revised: Identified patient is a clinical term often heard in family therapy discussion. It describes one family member in a dysfunctional family who has been unconsciously, or sometimes consciously, selected to lay blame upon to draw attention away from the family's true inner conflicts, true problem behaviors, and their perpetrators.
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Original: Identified patient , or "IP", is a term used in a clinical setting to describe the person in a dysfunctional family who has been unconsciously, or sometimes consciously, selected to lay blame upon to  draw attention away from the family's true inner conflicts, true problem behaviors, and their perpetrators.
Revised: Identified patient , or "IP", is a term used in a clinical setting to describe the person in a dysfunctional family who expresses the family's authentic inner conflicts. Usually the "designated patient" expresses their physical symptoms unconsciously, unaware they are making overt, dysfunctional family dynamics, which have been covert and no one can talk about at home. Occasionally the identified patient is partly conscious of why and how they have become the focus of concern in the family system. draw attention away from the family's true inner conflicts, true problem behaviors, and their perpetrators.
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Original: Identified patient , or "IP", is a term used in a clinical setting to describe the person in a dysfunctional family who has been unconsciously, or sometimes consciously, selected to lay blame upon to  draw attention away from the family's true inner conflicts, true problem behaviors, and their perpetrators.
Revised: Identified patient , or "IP", is a term used in a clinical setting to describe the person in a dysfunctional family who has been unconsciously, or sometimes consciously, selected to lay blame upon to As a family systems dynamic, the overt symptoms of identified patient draw attention away from the family's true inner conflicts, true problem behaviors, and their perpetrators.
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Original: Identified patient , or "IP", is a term used in a clinical setting to describe the person in a dysfunctional family who has been unconsciously, or sometimes consciously, selected to lay blame upon to  draw attention away from the family's true inner conflicts, true problem behaviors, and their perpetrators.
Revised: Identified patient , or "IP", is a term used in a clinical setting to describe the person in a dysfunctional family who has been unconsciously, or sometimes consciously, selected to lay blame upon to draw attention away from the "elephants in the living room no one can talk about" which need to be discussed, such as a pending separation or divorce. If covert abuse occurs between family members, the overt symptoms can draw attention away from the perpetrator(s).
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Original:  The identified patient is a  diversion and a scapegoat. This person, often a child,  is "the split-off false carrier of a breakdown in the entire family system," which may be a transgenerational disturbance or trauma.
Revised:  The identified patient is a diversion and a kind of scapegoat. Often a child, is "the split-off false carrier of a breakdown in the entire family system," which may be a transgenerational disturbance or trauma.
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Original: Peter L. Rudnytsky, Reading Psychoanalysis (2002) p. 44  The term is also used in the context of organizational management, in circumstances where an individual becomes the carrier of a group problem.
Revised: Peter L. Rudnytsky, Reading Psychoanalysis (2002) p. 44 In organizational management The term is also used in the context of organizational management, in circumstances where an individual becomes the carrier of a group problem.
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Original: Peter L. Rudnytsky, Reading Psychoanalysis (2002) p. 44  The term is also used in the context of organizational management, in circumstances where an individual becomes the carrier of a group problem.
Revised: Peter L. Rudnytsky, Reading Psychoanalysis (2002) p. 44 The term is also used in analyzing dysfunction in businesses where an individual becomes the carrier of a group problem.
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Original: Virginia Axline, Dibs In Search of Self (Penguin 1975) page 80 Gregory Bateson considered that sometimes "the identified patient sacrifices himself to maintain the sacred illusion that what the parent says makes sense", and that "the identified patient exhibits behavior which is almost a caricature of that loss of identity which is characteristic of all the family members".
Revised: Virginia Axline, Dibs In Search of Self (Penguin 1975) page 80 Gregory Bateson considered sometimes "the identified patient sacrifices himself to maintain the sacred illusion that what the parent says makes sense", and that "the identified patient exhibits behavior which is almost a caricature of that loss of identity which is characteristic of all the family members".
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Original: Gregory Bateson, Steps to an Ecology of Mind (1972) p. 237 and p. 243 Criticism Extending the original concept of the identified patient, the anti-psychiatry movement went on to argue that it was the family that was mad, rather than the individual the family had identified as 'sick'Jenny Diski, The Sixties (London 2009) p. 126 – positing also that the latter might in fact be the least disturbed member of the family nexus.
Revised: Gregory Bateson, Steps to an Ecology of Mind (1972) p. 237 and p. 243 Criticism Extending the original concept of the identified patient, the anti-psychiatry movement went on to argue it is the family who is chiefly mad, rather than the individual the family had identified as 'sick'Jenny Diski, The Sixties (London 2009) p. 126 – positing also that the latter might in fact be the least disturbed member of the family nexus.
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Original: Gregory Bateson, Steps to an Ecology of Mind (1972) p. 237 and p. 243 Criticism Extending the original concept of the identified patient, the anti-psychiatry movement went on to argue that it was the family that was mad, rather than the individual the family had identified as 'sick'Jenny Diski, The Sixties (London 2009) p. 126 – positing also that the latter might in fact be the least disturbed member of the family nexus.
Revised: Gregory Bateson, Steps to an Ecology of Mind (1972) p. 237 and p. 243 Criticism Extending the original concept of the identified patient, the anti-psychiatry movement went on to argue that it was the family that was mad, rather than the individual the family identifies as 'sick'Jenny Diski, The Sixties (London 2009) p. 126 – positing also that the latter might in fact be the least disturbed member of the family nexus.
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Original: T. S. Eliot, The Complete Poems and Plays (London 1985) p. 333 Carl Jung, who viewed the individual neurosis as deriving from the whole familial or social group ,David Sedgwick, Introduction to Jungian Psychotherapy (London 2006) p. 63 considered himself a case in point:
Revised: T. S. Eliot, The Complete Poems and Plays (London 1985) p. 333 Carl Jung, who viewed individual neurosis as deriving from the whole familial or social group ,David Sedgwick, Introduction to Jungian Psychotherapy (London 2006) p. 63 considered himself a case in point:
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Original: T. S. Eliot, The Complete Poems and Plays (London 1985) p. 333 Carl Jung, who viewed the individual neurosis as deriving from the whole familial or social group ,David Sedgwick, Introduction to Jungian Psychotherapy (London 2006) p. 63 considered himself a case in point:
Revised: T. S. Eliot, The Complete Poems and Plays (London 1985) p. 333 Carl Jung, who viewed the individual neurosis as often deriving from whole family or social groups ,David Sedgwick, Introduction to Jungian Psychotherapy (London 2006) p. 63 considered himself a case in point:
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Original:  "I feel very strongly that I am under the influence of things or questions which were left incomplete and unanswered by my parents and grandparents and more distant ancestors...an impersonal karma within a family, which is passed on from parents to children".C. G. Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections (London 1983) p. 260
Revised:  "I feel very strongly I am under the influence of things or questions which were left incomplete and unanswered by my parents and grandparents and more distant ancestors...an impersonal karma within a family, which is passed on from parents to children".C. G. Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections (London 1983) p. 260
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Original:  "I feel very strongly that I am under the influence of things or questions which were left incomplete and unanswered by my parents and grandparents and more distant ancestors...an impersonal karma within a family, which is passed on from parents to children".C. G. Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections (London 1983) p. 260
Revised:  "I feel very strongly that I am under the influence of things or questions left incomplete and unanswered by my parents and grandparents and more distant ancestors...an impersonal karma within a family, which is passed on from parents to children".C. G. Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections (London 1983) p. 260
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Original:  Usually  the "designated patient" expresses their physical symptoms unconsciously, unaware they are making overt , dysfunctional family dynamics , which have been covert and  no one can talk about at home.
Revised:  Usually , the "designated patient" expresses their physical symptoms unconsciously, unaware they are making overt , dysfunctional family dynamics , which have been covert and no one can talk about at home.
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Original:  Usually  the "designated patient" expresses their physical symptoms unconsciously, unaware they are making overt , dysfunctional family dynamics , which have been covert and  no one can talk about at home.
Revised:  Usually the "designated patient" expresses their physical symptoms unconsciously, unaware they are making overt dysfunctional family dynamics , which have been covert and no one can talk about at home.
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Original:  Usually  the "designated patient" expresses their physical symptoms unconsciously, unaware they are making overt , dysfunctional family dynamics , which have been covert and  no one can talk about at home.
Revised:  Usually the "designated patient" expresses their physical symptoms unconsciously, unaware they are making overt , dysfunctional family dynamics that have been covert and no one can talk about at home.
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Original:  Usually  the "designated patient" expresses their physical symptoms unconsciously, unaware they are making overt , dysfunctional family dynamics , which have been covert and  no one can talk about at home.
Revised:  Usually the "designated patient" expresses their physical symptoms unconsciously, unaware they are making overt , dysfunctional family dynamics , which have been covert and which no one can talk about at home.
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Original: Literary and biographical  T. S. Eliot in The Family Reunion says of the protagonist: "It is possible You are the consciousness of your unhappy family, Its bird sent flying through the purgatorial flame".
Revised: Literary and biographical In the play The Family Reunion, T. S. Eliot in The Family Reunion says of the protagonist: "It is possible You are the consciousness of your unhappy family, Its bird sent flying through the purgatorial flame".
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Original:  External links  Canadian Conservation Institute Category: Federal departments and agencies of Canada Category: 1972 establishments in Canada Category:Scientific organizations based in Canada Category:Conservation and restoration of cultural heritage Category:Collections care Category:Art history Category: Museolog
Revised:  External links Official website Archived - Canadian Conservation Institute Category: Federal departments and agencies of Canada Category: 1972 establishments in Canada Category:Scientific organizations based in Canada Category:Conservation and restoration of cultural heritage Category:Collections care Category:Art history Category: Museolog
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Original:  External links  Canadian Conservation Institute Category: Federal departments and agencies of Canada Category: 1972 establishments in Canada Category:Scientific organizations based in Canada Category:Conservation and restoration of cultural heritage Category:Collections care Category:Art history Category: Museolog
Revised:  External links Canadian Conservation Institute Category: 1972 establishments in Canada Category:Scientific organizations based in Canada Category:Conservation and restoration of cultural heritage Category:Collections care Category:Art history Category: Museolog
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Original:  External links  Canadian Conservation Institute Category: Federal departments and agencies of Canada Category: 1972 establishments in Canada Category:Scientific organizations based in Canada Category:Conservation and restoration of cultural heritage Category:Collections care Category:Art history Category: Museolog
Revised:  External links Canadian Conservation Institute Category: Federal departments and agencies of Canada Category: 1972 establishments in Canada Category:Scientific organizations based in Canada Category:Conservation and restoration of cultural heritage Category:Collections care Category:Art history Category: Museology Category:Special operating agencies of Canada Category:Department of Canadian Herita
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Original:  Primarily Liebig 's work succeeded in exposition of questions for agricultural science to address over the next 50 years .
Revised:  Liebig denied organo-mineral interactions, and confounded plant nutrients with mineral elements. His theories were quickly disproven by the scientific community as a gross simplification, but the intermingling of economic interests with academic research, led to a process of 'knowledge erosion' in the field .
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Original:  born in Panyu, Guangdong, Qing dynasty, China, 9 December 1879 – Guangdong, Republic of China, 12 May 1936) was  one of the early conservative right factional leaders in the Kuomintang (KMT) during revolutionary China.
Revised:  born in Panyu, Guangdong, Qing dynasty, China, 9 December 1879 – Guangdong, Republic of China, 12 May 1936) was a Chinese philosopher and politician who was one of the early conservative right factional leaders in the Kuomintang (KMT) during revolutionary China.
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Original:  Category:Chinese revolutionaries Category:1879 births Category:1936 deaths Category: Presidents of the Legislative Yuan Category:People from Panyu District Category:People of the 1911 Revolution Category:Politicians from Guangzhou Category: Tongmenghui members Category:Members of the Kuomintang Category:Comintern people Category:Hakka politicians Category:Deaths by intracerebral hemorrhag
Revised:  Category:Chinese revolutionaries Category:1879 births Category:1936 deaths Category: Comintern people Category:Deaths by intracerebral hemorrhage Category:Hakka politicians Category:Members of the Kuomintang Category:People from Panyu District Category:People of the 1911 Revolution Category:Politicians from Guangzhou Category: Tongmenghui members Category:Members of the Kuomintang Category:Comintern people Category:Hakka politicians Category:Deaths by intracerebral hemorrhag
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Original:  Category:Chinese revolutionaries Category:1879 births Category:1936 deaths Category: Presidents of the Legislative Yuan Category:People from Panyu District Category:People of the 1911 Revolution Category:Politicians from Guangzhou Category: Tongmenghui members Category:Members of the Kuomintang Category:Comintern people Category:Hakka politicians Category:Deaths by intracerebral hemorrhag
Revised:  Category:Chinese revolutionaries Category:1879 births Category:1936 deaths Category: Presidents of the Legislative Yuan Category:People from Panyu District Category:People of the 1911 Revolution Category:Politicians from Guangzhou Category: Presidents of the Legislative Yuan Category:Tongmenghui member
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Original: A remarkable precedent of this orientation is the research of Justo Gonzalo on brain dynamics Gonzalo, J. (1945, 1950, 1952, 2010  ).
Revised: A remarkable precedent of this orientation is the research of Justo Gonzalo on brain dynamics Gonzalo, J. (1945, 1950, 1952, 2010 , 2021 ).
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Original:  Santiago de Compostela, Spain: Red Temática en Tecnologías de Computación Artificial/Natural (RTNAC) and Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (USC). . Open Access.
Revised:  Red Temática en Tecnologías de Computación Artificial/Natural (RTNAC) and Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (USC). . Open Access.
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Original:  Santiago de Compostela, Spain: Red Temática en Tecnologías de Computación Artificial/Natural (RTNAC) and Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (USC). . Open Access.
Revised:  Santiago de Compostela, Spain: Red Temática en Tecnologías de Computación Artificial/Natural (RTNAC) y Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (USC). . Open Access.
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Original:  Santiago de Compostela, Spain: Red Temática en Tecnologías de Computación Artificial/Natural (RTNAC) and Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (USC). . Open Access. For a recent review in English see this article (Open Access) . English translation of Article of 1952 and Indexes of Vol.
Revised:  Santiago de Compostela, Spain: Red Temática en Tecnologías de Computación Artificial/Natural (RTNAC) and Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (USC). . English translation of Vol. 1 1945 (2021) Open Access . English translation of Article of 1952 and Indexes of Vol.
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Original:  For a recent review in English see this article (Open Access) . English translation of Article of 1952 and Indexes of Vol. I (1945) and Vol. II (1950), Open Access. where several phenomena that he observed could not be explained by the traditional theory of localizations.
Revised:  For a recent review in English see this article (Open Access) . English translation of Article of 1952 (2015) Open Access. where several phenomena that he observed could not be explained by the traditional theory of localizations.
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Original:  Personal life Juneau is an enrolled member of the federally recognized Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation , also known as the Three Affiliated Tribes. She also has Blackfeet ancestry.
Revised:  Personal life Juneau is an enrolled member of the federally recognized Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation through her mother, Carol URL Her father, Stan Juneau, was Blackfeet and died of COVID-19 in URL
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Original: LGBT politicians from the United States Category:Montana Democrats Category:Montana lawyers Category:Montana State University alumni Category:Native American politicians Category:Native American women in politics Category:Superintendents of Public Instruction of Montana Category:University of Montana alumni Category:Women in Montana politics Category:People from Browning, Montana Category:Candidates in the 2016 United States elections Category:Female Native American leade
Revised: LGBT politicians from the United States Category:Montana Democrats Category:Montana lawyers Category:Montana State University alumni Category:Native American politicians Category:Native American women in politics Category:Superintendents of Public Instruction of Montana Category:University of Montana alumni Category:Women in Montana politics Category:People from Browning, Montana Category:Candidates in the 2016 United States elections Category:Female Native American leaders Category:Blackfoot people Category:Mandan people Category:Arikara peop
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Original: In June of 2019, Denise Juneau abruptly terminated Seattle School's partnership with the Urban Native Education Alliance, a community-based organization serving Native American youth, a decision which was met with protest in the Native American community.
Revised: In June 2019, Denise Juneau abruptly terminated Seattle School's partnership with the Urban Native Education Alliance, a community-based organization serving Native American youth, a decision which was met with protest in the Native American community.
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Original:  In October of 2020, the Seattle King County NAACP and NAACP Youth Council, along with other community organizations such as the Urban Native Education Alliance, publicly called for the termination of Juneau's contract, based on allegations of systemic racism, sexism, cronyism, disparate treatment and nepotism as it relates to the employment of African American employees and other people of color.
Revised:  In October 2020, the Seattle King County NAACP and NAACP Youth Council, along with other community organizations such as the Urban Native Education Alliance, publicly called for the termination of Juneau's contract, based on allegations of systemic racism, sexism, cronyism, disparate treatment and nepotism as it relates to the employment of African American employees and other people of color.
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Original:  116 reduced to 69 (African American students receiving special education services) Reduction in discipline rate for African American students with IEPs (Individual Educational Program) – 17.1\% ( 2015-16 ) to 8.0\% ( 2018-19 ) In spring 2020, Denise Juneau partnered with community-based organization to provide childcare to over 7,000 students during school closures.
Revised:  116 reduced to 69 (African American students receiving special education services) Reduction in discipline rate for African American students with IEPs (Individual Educational Program) – 17.1\% ( 2015–16 ) to 8.0\% ( 2018-19 ) In spring 2020, Denise Juneau partnered with community-based organization to provide childcare to over 7,000 students during school closures.
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Original:  116 reduced to 69 (African American students receiving special education services) Reduction in discipline rate for African American students with IEPs (Individual Educational Program) – 17.1\% ( 2015-16 ) to 8.0\% ( 2018-19 ) In spring 2020, Denise Juneau partnered with community-based organization to provide childcare to over 7,000 students during school closures.
Revised:  116 reduced to 69 (African American students receiving special education services) Reduction in discipline rate for African American students with IEPs (Individual Educational Program) – 17.1\% ( 2015-16 ) to 8.0\% ( 2018–19 ) In spring 2020, Denise Juneau partnered with community-based organization to provide childcare to over 7,000 students during school closures.
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