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Original:  "We are not satisfied with the current state but we are pleased with the progress we've made," he said, noting that there security cooperatoin has improved and there have been no recent major incidences of piracy in the Strait.
Revised:  "We are not satisfied with the current state but we are pleased with the progress we've made," he said, noting that their security cooperation has improved and there have been no recent major incidences of piracy in the Strait.
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Original: The car, driven by 30-year-old  Tonya Bell, of Oxon Hill, Maryland, had a 7-year-old child in the front seat, and was believed to have been traveling at speeds of up to 70 MPH when the incident occurred.
Revised: The car, driven by 30-year-old by Tonya Bell, of Oxon Hill, Maryland, had a 7-year-old child in the front seat, and was believed to have been traveling at speeds of up to 70 MPH when the incident occurred.
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Original: The car, driven by 30-year-old by Tonya Bell,   has been charged with aggravated assault while armed for the incident;
Revised: The car, driven by 30-year-old by Tonya Bell, of Oxon Hill, Maryland, had a 7-year-old child in the front seat, and was believed to have been traveling at speeds of up to 70 MPH when the incident occurred. has been charged with aggravated assault while armed for the incident;
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Original: Former Liberian president Charles Taylor, who is facing charges of war crimes for his role in the Sierra Leone Civil War , has decided to boycott the proceedings at The Hague under the auspices of the Special Court for Sierra Leone .
Revised: Former Liberian president Charles Taylor, who is facing charges of war crimes for his role in the , has decided to boycott the proceedings at The Hague under the auspices of the Special Court for Sierra Leone .
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Original: Former Liberian president Charles Taylor, who is facing charges of war crimes for his role in the Sierra Leone Civil War , has decided to boycott the proceedings at The Hague under the auspices of the Special Court for Sierra Leone .
Revised: Former Liberian president Charles Taylor, who is facing charges of war crimes for his role in the Sierra Leone Civil War , has decided to boycott the proceedings at The Hague under the auspices of the .
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Original: Former Liberian president Charles Taylor, who is facing charges of war crimes for his role in the  , has decided to boycott the proceedings at The Hague under the auspices of the  .
Revised: Former Liberian president Charles Taylor, who is facing charges of war crimes for his role in the Sierra Leone Civil War , has decided to boycott the proceedings at The Hague under the auspices of the .
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Original: Former Liberian president Charles Taylor, who is facing charges of war crimes for his role in the  , has decided to boycott the proceedings at The Hague under the auspices of the  .
Revised: Former Liberian president Charles Taylor, who is facing charges of war crimes for his role in the , has decided to boycott the proceedings at The Hague under the auspices of the Special Court for Sierra Leone .
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Original: Jan Grzewski, 65, a former railroad worker from Poland fell into a coma after being hit by a train while attaching two rail cars in 1988. 19 years later , Grzewski has finally woken up.
Revised: Jan Grzewski, 65, a former railroad worker from Poland fell into a coma after being hit by a train while attaching two rail cars in 1988. Nineteen years later today , Grzewski has finally woken up.
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Original: Jan Grzewski, 65, a former railroad worker from Poland fell into a coma after being hit by a train while attaching two rail cars in 1988. 19 years later , Grzewski has finally woken up.
Revised: Jan Grzewski, 65, a former railroad worker from Poland fell into a coma after being hit by a train while attaching two rail cars in 1988. 19 years later , Grzewski has finally awaken.
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Original:  The injured have been transferred from the scene to hospitals in the area, including Kerang and Mildura, by ambulance. Helicopters and light aircraft have been used to transfer patients to Melbourne, as local hospitals struggle with the sudden influx of patients.
Revised:  The injured have been transferred from the scene to hospitals in the area, including Kerang and , by . and have been used to transfer patients to Melbourne, as local hospitals struggle with the sudden influx of patients.
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Original:  In a press release Monday, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) detailed a federal grand jury indictment against Congressman William Jefferson on charges that included bribery, racketeering, and money laundering, among others.
Revised:  In a press release Monday, the United States (DOJ) detailed a federal grand jury indictment against Congressman William Jefferson on charges that included bribery, racketeering, and money laundering, among others.
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Original:  In a press release Monday, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) detailed a federal grand jury indictment against Congressman William Jefferson on charges that included bribery, racketeering, and money laundering, among others.
Revised:  In a press release Monday, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) detailed a federal grand jury indictment against on charges that included bribery, racketeering, and money laundering, among others.
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Original:  The grand jury out of Alexandria , Virginia, charged Jefferson specifically with "solicitation of bribes, honest services wire fraud, money laundering, obstruction of justice, violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act , racketeering, and conspiracy."
Revised:  The grand jury out of , Virginia, charged Jefferson specifically with "solicitation of bribes, honest services wire fraud, money laundering, obstruction of justice, violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act , racketeering, and conspiracy."
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Original:  The grand jury out of Alexandria , Virginia, charged Jefferson specifically with "solicitation of bribes, honest services wire fraud, money laundering, obstruction of justice, violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act , racketeering, and conspiracy."
Revised:  The grand jury out of Alexandria , Virginia, charged Jefferson specifically with "solicitation of bribes, honest services wire fraud, money laundering, obstruction of justice, violating the , racketeering, and conspiracy."
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Original:  Representative Jefferson, 63, a Democrat from Louisiana , is alleged to have "used his position and his office to corruptly seek, solicit and direct that things of value be paid to Jefferson and his family members in exchange for his performance of official acts to advance the interests of people and businesses who offered him the bribes." Jefferson has represented Louisiana's 2nd congressional district since 1991.
Revised:  Jefferson, 63, a Democrat from Louisiana , is alleged to have "used his position and his office to corruptly seek, solicit and direct that things of value be paid to Jefferson and his family members in exchange for his performance of official acts to advance the interests of people and businesses who offered him the bribes." Jefferson has represented Louisiana's 2nd congressional district since 1991.
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Original:  Representative Jefferson, 63, a Democrat from Louisiana , is alleged to have "used his position and his office to corruptly seek, solicit and direct that things of value be paid to Jefferson and his family members in exchange for his performance of official acts to advance the interests of people and businesses who offered him the bribes." Jefferson has represented Louisiana's 2nd congressional district since 1991.
Revised:  Representative Jefferson, 63, a from , is alleged to have "used his position and his office to corruptly seek, solicit and direct that things of value be paid to Jefferson and his family members in exchange for his performance of official acts to advance the interests of people and businesses who offered him the bribes." Jefferson has represented Louisiana's 2nd congressional district since 1991.
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Original:  Representative Jefferson, 63, a Democrat from Louisiana , is alleged to have "used his position and his office to corruptly seek, solicit and direct that things of value be paid to Jefferson and his family members in exchange for his performance of official acts to advance the interests of people and businesses who offered him the bribes." Jefferson has represented Louisiana's 2nd congressional district since 1991.
Revised:  Representative Jefferson, 63, a Democrat from Louisiana , is alleged to have "used his position and his office to corruptly seek, solicit and direct that things of value be paid to Jefferson and his family members in exchange for his performance of official acts to advance the interests of people and businesses who offered him the bribes." Jefferson has represented Louisiana's since 1991.
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Original:  “As it is alleged, Congressman Jefferson violated the public’s trust and used his official position and office as a RICO enterprise to corruptly solicit bribes, to pay off a foreign official, and to illegally benefit from overseas business transactions during a five-year period."
Revised:  “As it is alleged, Congressman Jefferson violated the public’s trust and used his official position and office as a enterprise to corruptly solicit bribes, to pay off a foreign official, and to illegally benefit from overseas business transactions during a five-year period."
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Original:  Just one day before the G8 summit, a testy situation involving Russian President Vladimir Putin and United States President George W. Bush has flared up yet again with President Bush criticizing Russia for "derailing" its promised democratic reforms.
Revised:  Just one day before the G8 summit, a battle in the media between Russian President Vladimir Putin and United States President George W. Bush has flared up yet again with President Bush criticizing Russia for "derailing" its promised democratic reforms.
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Original:  Just one day before the G8 summit, a testy situation involving Russian President Vladimir Putin and United States President George W. Bush has flared up yet again with President Bush criticizing Russia for "derailing" its promised democratic reforms.
Revised:  Just one day before the G8 summit, a testy situation involving Russian President Vladimir Putin and United States President George W. Bush continued as President Bush criticized Russia for "derailing" its promised democratic reforms.
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Original:  Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskovsaid that Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms", adding that "Russia is a democratic country that shares common world and common European values."
Revised:  Kremlin spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, said Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms", adding that "Russia is a democratic country that shares common world and common European values."
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Original:  David Miliband, former  Foreign secretary, announced today he standing down as an MP to take the job of President and Chief Executive of the , a non-profit aid organisation based in New York City.
Revised:  David Miliband, former UK Foreign secretary, announced today he standing down as an MP to take the job of President and Chief Executive of the , a non-profit aid organisation based in New York City.
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Original: Censorship fears Pen-ek Ratanaruang, second from left, snaps photos with his digital camera, during a press conference for his new film Ploy, which co-stars, starting third from left, Ananda Everingham, Porntip Papanai and Thaksakorn Pradabpongsa.
Revised:  Pen-ek Ratanaruang, second from left, snaps photos with his digital camera, during a press conference for his new film Ploy, which co-stars, starting third from left, Ananda Everingham, Porntip Papanai and Thaksakorn Pradabpongsa.
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Original: Mike Svonavec, the owner of the land in Somerset County, Pennsylvania where United Airlines Flight 93 crashed on September 11, 2001 has set a US $10 million price tag for his property, which is sought by the group, Families of Flight 93 and the United States National Park Service for building a memorial dedicated to those on the plane. Svonavec says that the price is fair market value for the 273-acre property and the organization would not be charged for the exact site of the crash. The organization has offered to buy the land for no more than US$ 500,000 at least 3 times.
Revised: Mike Svonavec, the owner of the land in Somerset County, Pennsylvania where United Airlines Flight 93 crashed on September 11, 2001 has set a US $10 million price tag for his property, which is sought by the group, Families of Flight 93 and the United States National Park Service for building a memorial dedicated to those on the plane. Svonavec says that the price is fair market value for the 273 acre property and the organization would not be charged for the exact site of the crash. The organization has offered to buy the land for no more than $ 500,000 at least 3 times.
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Original:  Svonavec has also placed a box on the crash site temporary memorial, where visitors can leave a "donation" to pay for his asking price for the land as well as the cost of providing security at the site. Funding was provided for the cost of security, but in February the funds were already used up and Svonavec says he can no longer afford to keep the land maintained and secure. Reports say that the security company that is currently in charge of security charges 10,000 (USD) per month.
Revised:  $58 million and is scheduled to be constructed starting in 2008 or 2009. On the ten-year anniversary of 9/11, a ribbon will be cut at the site. Svonavec has also placed a box on the crash site temporary memorial, where visitors can leave a "donation" to pay for his asking price for the land as well as the cost of providing security at the site. Funding was provided for the cost of security, but in February the funds were already used up and Svonavec says he can no longer afford to keep the land maintained and secure. Reports say that the security company that is currently in charge of security charges $ 10,000 (USD) per month.
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Original:  I think Svonavec believes his land, because it has the blood of my cousin and 39 other people, it's worth more," said Families of Flight 93 Vice President, Patrick White.
Revised:  I think Svonavec believes his land, because it has the blood of my cousin and 39 other people, it's worth more," said Families of Flight 93 Vice President, Families of Flight 93.
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Original: File photo of Paris Hilton Paris Hilton has been released from prison after serving only three days of her 23-day sentence, reports TMZ.com, though she will recieve credit for five days . Reports indicate that Hilton was overcome by the stress of incarceration (credited as "medical reasons"), and reached an agreement to serve the remaining days of her sentence under house arrest.
Revised: File photo of Paris Hilton Paris Hilton has been released from prison after serving only three days of her 23-day sentence, reports TMZ.com, though she will receive credit for five days . Reports indicate that Hilton was overcome by the stress of incarceration (credited as "medical reasons"), and reached an agreement to serve the remaining days of her sentence under house arrest.
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Original: File photo of Paris Hilton Paris Hilton has been released from prison after serving only three days of her 23-day sentence, reports TMZ.com, though she will recieve credit for five days . Reports indicate that Hilton was overcome by the stress of incarceration (credited as "medical reasons"), and reached an agreement to serve the remaining days of her sentence under house arrest.
Revised: File photo of Paris Hilton Paris Hilton has been released from prison after serving only three days of her 23-day sentence, reports TMZ.com, though she will recieve credit for five days (as the authorities in Los Angeles have counted Sunday evening and Thursday morning as a part of her sentence). Reports indicate that Hilton was overcome by the stress of incarceration (credited as "medical reasons"), and reached an agreement to serve the remaining days of her sentence under house arrest.
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Original: File photo of Paris Hilton Paris Hilton has been released from prison after serving only three days of her 23-day sentence, reports TMZ.com, though she will recieve credit for five days . Reports indicate that Hilton was overcome by the stress of incarceration (credited as "medical reasons"), and reached an agreement to serve the remaining days of her sentence under house arrest.
Revised: File photo of Paris Hilton Paris Hilton has been released from prison after serving only three days of her 23-day sentence, reports TMZ.com, though she will recieve credit for five days . Reports indicate that Hilton was overcome by the stress of incarceration (credited as "medical reasons"), and reached an agreement to serve the remaining days of her sentence under House arrest.
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Original:  The 26-year-old Hilton was released from the Los Angeles Jail Thursday and was placed into house arrest   .
Revised:  The 26-year-old Hilton was released from the Los Angeles Jail Thursday and was placed into house arrest In January, the hotel heiress pleaded guilty in January to charges of alcohol-related reckless driving. In February, the California highway patrol caught her violating her three year probation. Hilton on Sunday entered the Century regional detention facility in Los Angeles, almost immediately after the MTV Movie Awards .
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Original:  __NOTOC__ When the Philadelphia City Council broke its 80 year old building lease with the Cradle of Liberty Council, it set itself on a course to be the largest city in the nation without its own Boy Scout building.
Revised:  When the Philadelphia City Council broke its 80 year old building lease with the Cradle of Liberty Council, it set itself on a course to be the largest city in the nation without its own Boy Scout building.
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Original: Henryk Grynberg, a Polish-Jewish writer who is now an American citizen and had worked at VOA in the 1970s, claimed in an earlier interview with a Polish newspaper Zycie Warszawy that he had been forced into cooperating because he feared for the safety of his family and wanted to obtain a passport to leave Poland .
Revised: Henryk Grynberg, a Polish-Jewish writer who is now an American citizen and had worked at VOA in the 1970s, claimed in an earlier interview with a Polish newspaper Zycie Warszawy that he had been forced into cooperating because he feared for the safety of his family .
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Original: Henryk Grynberg, a Polish-Jewish writer who is now an American citizen and had worked at VOA in the 1970s, claimed in an earlier interview with a Polish newspaper Zycie Warszawy that he had been forced into cooperating because he feared for the safety of his family  .
Revised: Henryk Grynberg, a Polish-Jewish writer who is now an American citizen and had worked at VOA in the 1970s, claimed in an earlier interview with a Polish newspaper Zycie Warszawy that he had been forced into cooperating because he feared for the safety of his family and wanted to obtain a passport to leave Poland .
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Original:   It is not known how exactly the New Zealand Herald learned her identity and that she was being interviewed as part of police operation Austin investigating the historic sex allegations .
Revised:  Two emails sent from Steven Cooks email account were presented and read out to a reporter on the New Zealand current affairs program Close Up, one of them stated; It is not known how exactly the New Zealand Herald learned her identity and that she was being interviewed as part of police operation Austin investigating the historic sex allegations .
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Original:  One of those former police officers on a videotape made during the group sex sessions was convicted of rape but acquitted in two high profile trials dating back to historic sex allegations involving police officers serving in Rotorua in the 1980s.
Revised:  One of the former police officers on a videotape made during the group sex sessions was convicted of rape but acquitted in two high profile trials dating back to historic sex allegations involving police officers serving in Rotorua in the 1980s.
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Original: Myanmar authorities have detained 11 HIV/AIDS patients  in a Yangon hospital following the group's recent demonstrations calling for the release of detained HIV/AIDS activist Phyu Phyu Thinn.
Revised: Myanmar authorities have detained 11 HIV/AIDS patients for three days in a Yangon hospital following the group's recent demonstrations calling for the release of detained HIV/AIDS activist Phyu Phyu Thinn.
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Original:  "The authorities made necessary preparations in advance at the hospital to confine them in isolation as 'political patients ' ," Myint Thein of the National League for Democracy (NLD) was quoted as saying by Reuters . " These 11 people had been holding prayers at pagodas for the release of Phyu Phyu Thinn since May 23.
Revised:  "The patients were given a series of tests and all of them were freed Friday ," Myint Thein of the National League for Democracy (NLD) was quoted as saying by Reuters . " These 11 people had been holding prayers at pagodas for the release of Phyu Phyu Thinn since May 23.
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Original:  "The authorities made necessary preparations in advance at the hospital to confine them in isolation as 'political patients ' ," Myint Thein of the National League for Democracy (NLD) was quoted as saying by Reuters . " These 11 people had been holding prayers at pagodas for the release of Phyu Phyu Thinn since May 23.
Revised:  "The authorities made necessary preparations in advance at the hospital to confine them in isolation as 'political patients ' ," Yazar, a colleague of Phyu Phyu Thinn and a supporter of the National League for Democracy (NLD) was quoted as saying by Reuters . " These 11 people had been holding prayers at pagodas for the release of Phyu Phyu Thinn since May 23.
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Original:  "The authorities made necessary preparations in advance at the hospital to confine them in isolation as 'political patients ' ," Myint Thein of the National League for Democracy (NLD) was quoted as saying by Reuters . " These 11 people had been holding prayers at pagodas for the release of Phyu Phyu Thinn since May 23.
Revised:  "The authorities made necessary preparations in advance at the hospital to confine them in isolation as 'political patients ' ," Myint Thein of the National League for Democracy , was quoted as saying by Reuters . " These 11 people had been holding prayers at pagodas for the release of Phyu Phyu Thinn since May 23.
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Original:  "The authorities made necessary preparations in advance at the hospital to confine them in isolation as 'political patients ' ," Myint Thein of the National League for Democracy (NLD) was quoted as saying by Reuters . " These 11 people had been holding prayers at pagodas for the release of Phyu Phyu Thinn since May 23.
Revised:  "The authorities made necessary preparations in advance at the hospital to confine them in isolation as 'political patients ' ," Myint Thein of the National League for Democracy (NLD) was quoted as saying by Associated Press . " These 11 people had been holding prayers at pagodas for the release of Phyu Phyu Thinn since May 23.
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