wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original: Category:1975 births Category:2017 deaths Category: People from Lake Worth Beach, Florida Category:Baseball players from Florida Category:  Colorado Rockies players Category: Philadelphia Phillies players Category:Major League Baseball pitchers Category: Bridgeport Bluefish players Category:Atlantic City Surf players Category:Palm Beach State College alumn
Revised: Category:1975 births Category:2017 deaths Category: People from Lake Worth Beach, Florida Category:Baseball players from Florida Category: Bridgeport Bluefish players Category: Colorado Rockies players Category: Philadelphia Phillies players Category:Major League Baseball pitchers Category: Bridgeport Bluefish players Category:Atlantic City Surf players Category:Palm Beach State College alumn
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Original: Category:1975 births Category:2017 deaths Category: People from Lake Worth Beach, Florida Category:Baseball players from Florida Category:  Colorado Rockies players Category: Philadelphia Phillies players Category:Major League Baseball pitchers Category: Bridgeport Bluefish players Category:Atlantic City Surf players Category:Palm Beach State College alumn
Revised: Category:1975 births Category:2017 deaths Category: People from Lake Worth Beach, Florida Category:Baseball players from Florida Category: Colorado Rockies players Category: Homeless people Category:Major League Baseball pitchers Category: Bridgeport Bluefish players Category:Atlantic City Surf players Category:Palm Beach State College alumn
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Original: Category:1975 births Category:2017 deaths Category: People from Lake Worth Beach, Florida Category:Baseball players from Florida Category:  Colorado Rockies players Category: Philadelphia Phillies players Category:Major League Baseball pitchers Category: Bridgeport Bluefish players Category:Atlantic City Surf players Category:Palm Beach State College alumn
Revised: Category:1975 births Category:2017 deaths Category: People from Lake Worth Beach, Florida Category:Baseball players from Florida Category: Colorado Rockies players Category: Philadelphia Phillies players Category:Major League Baseball pitchers Category: People from Lake Worth Beach, Florida Category:Philadelphia Phillies play
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Original: A study conducted at Princeton by Mary Wheeler and Susan Fiske (2005)“Controlling Racial Prejudice: Social-Cognitive Goals Affect Amygdala and Stereotype Activation,” Psychological Science 16:1 (January, 2005). showed that rehumanization could be achieved by blocking brain activation that is often associated with the appearance of a person perceived to be from another race .
Revised: A study conducted at Princeton by Mary Wheeler and Susan Fiske (2005)“Controlling Racial Prejudice: Social-Cognitive Goals Affect Amygdala and Stereotype Activation,” Psychological Science 16:1 (January, 2005). showed that rehumanization could be achieved by blocking brain activation that is often appropriated with the appearance of a person perceived to be from another race .
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Original: A study conducted at Princeton by Mary Wheeler and Susan Fiske (2005)“Controlling Racial Prejudice: Social-Cognitive Goals Affect Amygdala and Stereotype Activation,” Psychological Science 16:1 (January, 2005). showed that rehumanization could be achieved by blocking brain activation that is often associated with the appearance of a person perceived to be from another race .
Revised: A study conducted at Princeton by Mary Wheeler and Susan Fiske (2005)“Controlling Racial Prejudice: Social-Cognitive Goals Affect Amygdala and Stereotype Activation,” Psychological Science 16:1 (January, 2005). showed that rehumanization could be achieved by blocking brain activation that is often associated with the appearance of an individual .
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Original:  Wheeler and Fiske were able to help subjects unconsciously suppress the activation of “fight or flight” responses arising from deep in the limbic system , and rehumanization was achieved when he or she was seen not as a category, racial or other, but as an individual: the researchers “primed” the subjects by asking them to guess whether the person whose face they were about to see liked coffee or tea, etc.
Revised:  Wheeler and Fiske were able to help subjects unconsciously suppress the activation of “fight or flight” , and rehumanization was achieved when he or she was seen not as a category, racial or other, but as an individual: the researchers “primed” the subjects by asking them to guess whether the person whose face they were about to see liked coffee or tea, etc.
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Original:  Each company has what they call team riders . Some famous riders are: Paulo Prietto , a professional skimboarder from California, and Brad Domke , a new rider from Floridawhich beat the world record of the biggest wave ridden before, people who skimboard in competitions while representing their company sponsor to promote their boards.
Revised:  Companies sponsor professional riders such as Paulo Prietto from California, and Brad Domke , a new rider from Floridawhich beat the world record of the biggest wave ridden before, people who skimboard in competitions while representing their company sponsor to promote their boards.
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Original:  Each company has what they call team riders . Some famous riders are: Paulo Prietto , a professional skimboarder from California, and Brad Domke , a new rider from Floridawhich beat the world record of the biggest wave ridden before, people who skimboard in competitions while representing their company sponsor to promote their boards.
Revised:  Each company has what they call team riders . Some famous riders are: Paulo Prietto , a professional skimboarder from California, and Brad Domke from Florida. Professional skim boarders represent their sponsor and promote their boards.
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Original:  French people of Spanish-Jewish descent Category:Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French  Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
Revised:  Essays Category:French autobiographers Category:French logicians Category:French male essayists Category:French male non-fiction writers Category:French male writers Category:French Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
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Original: Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French  Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
Revised: Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French nobility Category:French people of Spanish-Jewish descent Category:French philosophers Category:French Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
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Original: Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French  Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
Revised: Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French Renaissance humanists Category: French Roman Catholic writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
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Original: Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French  Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
Revised: Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: History of education Category:History of literature Category:History of logic Category:History of philosophy Category:History of psychology Category:Intellectual history Category:Irony theorists Category:Literacy and society theorists Category:Literary theorists Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
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Original: Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French  Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
Revised: Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Metaphilosophers Category:Metaphysicians Category:Metaphysics writers Category:Ontologists Category:People from Dordogne Category:Philosophers of culture Category:Philosophers of education Category:Philosophers of literature Category:Philosophers of logic Category:Philosophers of mind Category:Philosophers of psychology Category:Philosophers of religion Category:Philosophers of social science Category:Philosophy writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
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Original: Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French  Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
Revised: Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: Political philosophers Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
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Original: Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French  Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Baroque writers Category:College of Guienne alu
Revised: Skeptics Category:Social critics Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Aphorists Category:French Renaissance humanists Category: 16th-century French writers Category: 16th-century male writers Category:16th-century French philosophers Category: Mayors of Bordeaux Category: Catholic philosophers Category:French philosophers Category:Christian humanists Category:French male writers Category: French male essayists Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category: Pyrrhonism Category:Skeptics Category:Social commentators Category:Social critics Category:Social philosophers Category:Theorists on Western civilization Category:Writers from Nouvelle-Aq
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Original: Philosophers of  literature Category:Philosophers of logic Category:Philosophers of mind Category:Philosophers of psychology Category:Philosophers of religion  Category:Philosophers of social science Category:Philosophy writers Category:Political philosophers Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Skeptics Category:Social commentators Category:Social critics Category:Social philosophers Category:Theorists on Western civilization Category:Writers from Nouvelle-Aq
Revised: Philosophers of ethics and morality Category:Philosophers of history Category:Philosophers of literature Category:Philosophers of logic Category:Philosophers of mind Category:Philosophers of psychology Category:Philosophers of religion Category:Philosophers of social science Category:Philosophy writers Category:Political philosophers Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Skeptics Category:Social commentators Category:Social critics Category:Social philosophers Category:Theorists on Western civilization Category:Writers from Nouvelle-Aq
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Original: Philosophers of  literature Category:Philosophers of logic Category:Philosophers of mind Category:Philosophers of psychology Category:Philosophers of religion  Category:Philosophers of social science Category:Philosophy writers Category:Political philosophers Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Skeptics Category:Social commentators Category:Social critics Category:Social philosophers Category:Theorists on Western civilization Category:Writers from Nouvelle-Aq
Revised: Philosophers of literature Category:Philosophers of logic Category:Philosophers of mind Category:Philosophers of psychology Category:Philosophers of religion Category:Philosophers of science Category:Philosophers of social science Category:Philosophy writers Category:Political philosophers Category:Prisoners of the Bastille Category:Pyrrhonism Category:Skeptics Category:Social commentators Category:Social critics Category:Social philosophers Category:Theorists on Western civilization Category:Writers from Nouvelle-Aq
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Original: In the social sciences, an innovation is something that is new and better, and has been adopted and proven to create positive value . This isa key distinction from an invention which may not create positive value but furthers progress in a given area of development. The theory for adoption of an innovation, called diffusion of innovations, considers the likelihood that an innovation is adopted and the taxonomy of persons likely to adopt it or spur its adoption. This theory was first put forth by Everett Rogers.Diffusion of Innovations, 5th Edition by Everett Rogers (2003) Gabriel Tarde also dealt with the adoption of innovations in his Laws of Imitation .
Revised: In contrast to invention, innovation is the implementation of a creative idea that specifically leads to greater value or usefulness. That is, while an invention may be useless or have no value yet still be an invention, an innovation must have some sort of value, usually economic .
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Original: History of western philosophy Ancient Greek The classical Greek noun that best translates to the English-language words "beauty" or "beautiful" was κάλλος, kallos, and the adjective was καλός, kalos.
Revised: Beauty in philosophy Greco-Roman tradition The classical Greek noun that best translates to the English-language words "beauty" or "beautiful" was κάλλος, kallos, and the adjective was καλός, kalos.
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Original: N Wilson - Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece (p.20) Routledge, 31 Oct 2013 [Retrieved 2015-05-12] Aristotle Aristotle defines beauty in Metaphysics as having order, symmetry and definiteness which the mathematical sciences exhibit to a special degree.
Revised: N Wilson - Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece (p.20) Routledge, 31 Oct 2013 [Retrieved 2015-05-12] Aristotle defines beauty in Metaphysics as having order, symmetry and definiteness which the mathematical sciences exhibit to a special degree.
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Original:  Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. pp. 6–9, 141. . 20th century and after The 20th century saw an increasing rejection of beauty by artists and philosophers alike, culminating in postmodernism's anti-aesthetics.
Revised:  Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. pp. 6–9, 141. . The 20th century saw an increasing rejection of beauty by artists and philosophers alike, culminating in postmodernism's anti-aesthetics.
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Original:  In the following years, First Aid Only grew into a business with thousands of products in the first aid area, over 100 employees and well-known customers such as McDonald's, Grainger and Staples . After noticing the lack of quality of first aid kits available for home and business use, Mark Miller and his silent partner Dr. Robert Thornton, founded First Aid Only .
Revised:  . After noticing the lack of quality of first aid kits available for home and business use, Mark Miller and his silent partner Dr. Robert Thornton, founded First Aid Only .
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Original:  In the following years, First Aid Only grew into a business with thousands of products in the first aid area, over 100 employees and well-known customers such as McDonald's, Grainger and Staples . After noticing the lack of quality of first aid kits available for home and business use, Mark Miller and his silent partner Dr. Robert Thornton, founded First Aid Only .
Revised:  In the following years, First Aid Only grew into a business with thousands of products in the first aid area, over 100 employees and well-known customers such as McDonald's, Grainger and Staples . After noticing the lack of quality of first aid kits available for home and business use, First Aid Only .
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Original:  In the following years, First Aid Only grew into a business with thousands of products in the first aid area, over 100 employees and well-known customers such as McDonald's, Grainger and Staples . After noticing the lack of quality of first aid kits available for home and business use, Mark Miller and his silent partner Dr. Robert Thornton, founded First Aid Only . He put together an all-purpose kit and started offering the product all over the United States.
Revised:  In the following years, First Aid Only grew into a business with thousands of products in the first aid area, over 100 employees and well-known customers such as McDonald's, Grainger and Staples . After noticing the lack of quality of first aid kits available for home and business use, Mark Miller and his silent partner Dr. Robert Thornton, founded First Aid Only was founded in 1988. The first products were all-purpose kit and started offering the product all over the United States.
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Original:  By 1992, First Aid Only was generating $3.4 million in sales and moved to a modern 54,000 square-feet facility in Vancouver, Washington. 1998 – 2014 After about 10 years, the Company started focussing on Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) compliance products for the workspace. Instead of turning to lower-cost foreign factories, Mark Miller maintained his assembly and distribution operations in the United States. In its search for product innovation and improvement of delivery mechanisms for first aid products, First Aid Only acquired First Aid Exchange in 2006. First Aid Exchange owned the rights to SmartCompliance, a first aid solution that makes it convenient for organizations to remain compliant with OSHA as well as ANSI standards. In June 2014, Acme United Corporation acquired First Aid Only for $ 13.8 million.
Revised:  By 1992, First Aid Only was generating $3.4 million in sales and moved to a modern 50,000 square-feet facility in Vancouver, Washington. 1998 – 2014 After 10 years, the company started focusing on Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) compliance products for the workspace. As part of this business expansion, the company thoughtfully decided to continue to do all of its assembly and distribution work in the United States. In its search for product innovation and improvement of delivery mechanisms for first aid products, First Aid Only acquired First Aid Exchange in 2006. First Aid Exchange owned the rights to SmartCompliance, a first aid solution that makes it convenient for organizations to remain compliant with OSHA as well as ANSI standards. In June 2014, Acme United Corporation acquired First Aid Only for $ 13.8 million.
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Original:  The standard was written as an extension of the existing ISA 18.2-2009 standard (which was derived from EEMUA 191) with due consideration of other guidance documents that have been developed throughout industry.
Revised:  The standard was written as an extension of the existing ISA 18.2-2009 standard which utilized numerous industry alarm management guidance documents in its development such as EEMUA 191.
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Original: All RhD negative pregnant women should receive RhoGam at 28 weeks gestation and within 72 hours after childbirth in addition to doses with any sensitizing event (miscarriage, trauma, bleeding). Most RhD mediated disease can be prevented if this is done. There are theories as to why or how this works, but none have been proven definitively to be the case. In addition, there has been research into finding a non-human derived version of this antibody, but none have been as effective as the currently available human derived formulations .
Revised: In an RhD negative mother, Rho(D)_immune_globulin can prevent temporary sensitization of the maternal immune system to RhD antigens, which can cause rhesus disease in the current or in subsequent pregnancies. With the widespread use of RhIG, Rh disease of the fetus and newborn has almost disappeared in the developed world. The risk that an RhD negative mother can be alloimmunized by a RhD positive fetus can be reduced from approximately 16\% to less than 0.1\% by the appropriate administration of RhIG .
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