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Original: Thomas Jefferson , painted by Charles Willson Peale (1791) George W. Bush, the president of the United States  yesterday marked the anniversary of the birth of Thomas Jefferson , the third president of the United States.
Revised: Thomas Jefferson , painted by Charles Willson Peale (1791) George W. Bush, the president of the United States yesterday marked the anniversary of the birth of , the third president of the United States.
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Original: A JAL Airbus A300 After admiting to price fixing on cargo services between Japan and the United States, Japan Airlines (JAL) has been fined US$110 million by the United States Department of Justice.
Revised: A JAL Airbus A300 After admitting to price fixing on cargo services between Japan and the United States, Japan Airlines (JAL) has been fined US$110 million by the United States Department of Justice.
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Original: Intensity map of the earthquake provided by United States Geological Survey  According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), a magnitude 5.2 earthquake has struck parts of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and other Midwestern states in the United States.
Revised:  United States Geological Survey According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), a magnitude 5.2 earthquake has struck parts of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and other Midwestern states in the United States.
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Original: Intensity map of the earthquake provided by United States Geological Survey  According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), a magnitude 5.2 earthquake has struck parts of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and other Midwestern states in the United States.
Revised: Intensity map of the earthquake provided by United States Geological Survey (USGS) headquarters According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), a magnitude 5.2 earthquake has struck parts of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and other Midwestern states in the United States.
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Original:  Floyd is the first of seven people to be laid to rest after the tragedy, where six students and one teacher from Howick's Elim Christian College died after severe rainfall sweept 12 people down stream.
Revised:  Floyd is the first of seven people to be laid to rest after the tragedy, where six students and one teacher from Howick's Elim Christian College died after severe rainfall swept 12 people down stream.
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Original: Police spokeswoman Judith Nabakooba said the matron of the dormitory that caught fire and the guards at the Budo girl's school were arrested, but provided no details of their alledged role in the April 14 disaster.
Revised: Police spokeswoman Judith Nabakooba said the matron of the dormitory that caught fire and the guards at the Budo girl's school were arrested, but provided no details of their alleged role in the April 14 disaster.
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Original:  Nabakooba also anounced a police reward of US$3,000 for more information on the blaze, although it is unclear if the value was given in Ugandan shillings or if the dollar is being used as an alternative currency.
Revised:  Nabakooba also announced a police reward of US$3,000 for more information on the blaze, although it is unclear if the value was given in Ugandan shillings or if the dollar is being used as an alternative currency.
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Original:  Before 1940 and the fall of France she had already made 4 trips to Algeria , spending time there with the Berber people . During World War II she was a founding member of Groupe du musée de l'Homme , part of the French Resistance , which led to her arrest and being sent to Ravensbruck concentration camp.
Revised:  Before 1940 and the fall of France she had already made 4 trips to , spending time there with the Berber people . During World War II she was a founding member of Groupe du musée de l'Homme , part of the French Resistance , which led to her arrest and being sent to Ravensbruck concentration camp.
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Original:  Before 1940 and the fall of France she had already made 4 trips to Algeria , spending time there with the Berber people . During World War II she was a founding member of Groupe du musée de l'Homme , part of the French Resistance , which led to her arrest and being sent to Ravensbruck concentration camp.
Revised:  Before 1940 and the fall of France she had already made 4 trips to Algeria , spending time there with the . During World War II she was a founding member of Groupe du musée de l'Homme , part of the French Resistance , which led to her arrest and being sent to Ravensbruck concentration camp.
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Original:  Before 1940 and the fall of France she had already made 4 trips to Algeria , spending time there with the Berber people . During World War II she was a founding member of Groupe du musée de l'Homme , part of the French Resistance , which led to her arrest and being sent to Ravensbruck concentration camp.
Revised:  Before 1940 and the fall of France she had already made 4 trips to Algeria , spending time there with the Berber people . During World War II she was a founding member of , part of the French Resistance , which led to her arrest and being sent to Ravensbruck concentration camp.
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Original:  Before 1940 and the fall of France she had already made 4 trips to Algeria , spending time there with the Berber people . During World War II she was a founding member of Groupe du musée de l'Homme , part of the French Resistance , which led to her arrest and being sent to Ravensbruck concentration camp.
Revised:  Before 1940 and the fall of France she had already made 4 trips to Algeria , spending time there with the Berber people . During World War II she was a founding member of Groupe du musée de l'Homme , part of the , which led to her arrest and being sent to Ravensbruck concentration camp.
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Original:  Before 1940 and the fall of France she had already made 4 trips to Algeria , spending time there with the Berber people . During World War II she was a founding member of Groupe du musée de l'Homme , part of the French Resistance , which led to her arrest and being sent to Ravensbruck concentration camp.
Revised:  Before 1940 and the fall of France she had already made 4 trips to Algeria , spending time there with the Berber people . During World War II she was a founding member of Groupe du musée de l'Homme , part of the French Resistance , which led to her arrest and being sent to concentration camp.
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Original:  During this period, at the time of the battle of Algiers , she served as a liaison between the National Liberation Front leader Saadi Yacef and the French government, helping to arrange several cease-fires.
Revised:  During this period, at the time of the battle of , she served as a liaison between the National Liberation Front leader Saadi Yacef and the French government, helping to arrange several cease-fires.
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Original:  Mme Tillion was one of the most decorated women in France, one of only five to be presented with the fr:Grand-croix de la Légion d’honneur . Category:Europe Category:France Category:Obituaries Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Science and technology Category:Feminism  fr:Décès de Germaine Tillion à l'
Revised:  Mme Tillion was one of the most decorated women in France, one of only five to be presented with the . Category:Europe Category:France Category:Obituaries Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Science and technology Category:Feminism fr:Décès de Germaine Tillion à l'
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Original:  Mme Tillion was one of the most decorated women in France, one of only five to be presented with the fr:Grand-croix de la Légion d’honneur . Category:Europe Category:France Category:Obituaries Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Science and technology Category:Feminism  fr:Décès de Germaine Tillion à l'
Revised:  Mme Tillion was one of the most decorated women in France, one of only five to be presented with the fr:Grand-croix de la Légion d’honneur . Category:Europe Category:France Category:Obituaries Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Science and technology Category:Feminism Category:Women's rights Category:Human rights fr:Décès de Germaine Tillion à l'
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Original:  Before 1940 and the fall of France she had already made 4 trips to  , spending time there with the . During World War II she was a founding member of , part of the , which led to her arrest and being sent to concentration camp.
Revised:  Before 1940 and the fall of France she had already made 4 trips to Algeria , spending time there with the . During World War II she was a founding member of , part of the , which led to her arrest and being sent to concentration camp.
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Original:  During this period, at the time of the battle of  , she served as a liaison between the National Liberation Front leader Saadi Yacef and the French government, helping to arrange several cease-fires.
Revised:  During this period, at the time of the battle of Algiers , she served as a liaison between the National Liberation Front leader Saadi Yacef and the French government, helping to arrange several cease-fires.
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Original:  €880.3m (US$1.1bn, £605m) was raised throughout Europe in almost 200 seperate deals, with €407.3m of that invested in the IT sector.
Revised:  €880.3m (US$1.1bn, £605m) was raised throughout Europe in almost 200 separate deals, with €407.3m of that invested in the IT sector.
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Original:  On June 30, 2007, Justice caught officer E. Anderson of the NYPD , traffic division, parking directly in front of a fire hydrant while she went inside a restaurant to take a 15 minute lunch break.
Revised:  On June 30, 2007, Justice caught officer E. Anderson of the , traffic division, parking directly in front of a fire hydrant while she went inside a restaurant to take a 15 minute lunch break.
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Original:  His videos have drawn the attention of media and he has been featured on ABC 's 'I-caught videos' and Inside Edition . Justice also states that the popularity of his videos have gotten the attention producers in Hollywood , California and as a result, there are plans for a television show.
Revised:  His videos have drawn the attention of media and he has been featured on 's 'I-caught videos' and Inside Edition . Justice also states that the popularity of his videos have gotten the attention producers in Hollywood , California and as a result, there are plans for a television show.
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Original:  His videos have drawn the attention of media and he has been featured on ABC 's 'I-caught videos' and Inside Edition . Justice also states that the popularity of his videos have gotten the attention producers in Hollywood , California and as a result, there are plans for a television show.
Revised:  His videos have drawn the attention of media and he has been featured on ABC 's 'I-caught videos' and . Justice also states that the popularity of his videos have gotten the attention producers in Hollywood , California and as a result, there are plans for a television show.
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Original:  His videos have drawn the attention of media and he has been featured on ABC 's 'I-caught videos' and Inside Edition . Justice also states that the popularity of his videos have gotten the attention producers in Hollywood , California and as a result, there are plans for a television show.
Revised:  His videos have drawn the attention of media and he has been featured on ABC 's 'I-caught videos' and Inside Edition . Justice also states that the popularity of his videos have gotten the attention producers in , California and as a result, there are plans for a television show.
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Original: Staff at the technicians' union Bectu , the manual workers' union Amicus and the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) are taking part in a one day strike in protest to the 4,000 job cuts announced earlier this year.
Revised: Staff at the technicians' union BECTU , the manual workers' union Amicus and the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) are taking part in a one day strike in protest to the 4,000 job cuts announced earlier this year.
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Original:  Gerry Morrisey of Bectu says that "Staff are keen to take part in action to leave director general Mark Thompson in no doubt that he is out of touch," and the NUJ secretary Jeremy Dear predicted major disruption.
Revised:  Gerry Morrisey of BECTU says that "Staff are keen to take part in action to leave director general Mark Thompson in no doubt that he is out of touch," and the NUJ secretary Jeremy Dear predicted major disruption.
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Original:  The president of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili, said that he spoke with Vladimir Putin about the incident on Monday, asking him to stop Russian backing of seperatists in Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
Revised:  The president of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili, said that he spoke with Vladimir Putin about the incident on Monday, asking him to stop Russian backing of separatists in Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
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Original: Category:Science and technologyCategory:San Francisco, CaliforniaCategory:CaliforniaCategory:North AmericaCategory:Published Apple CEO Steve Jobs Apple Computer CEO and co-founder Steve Jobs gave his annual opening keynote to the World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) at Moscone Center in San Francisco, California on Monday.
Revised:  Apple CEO Steve Jobs Apple Computer CEO and co-founder Steve Jobs gave his annual opening keynote to the World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC) at Moscone Center in San Francisco, California on Monday.
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Original:  He announced a seamless integration of podcasting with iTunes, and, to the amazement of many, that future Apple Macintosh computers will feature Intel processors. category: apple Computer Category:Computing es:Ahora Apple utilizará chips de Intel it:Processori Intel per Apple
Revised:  He announced a seamless integration of podcasting with iTunes, and, to the amazement of many, that future Apple Macintosh computers will feature Intel processors. Category:Science and technology Category:San Francisco, California Category:California Category:North America Category:Published Category: apple Computer Category:Computing es:Ahora Apple utilizará chips de Intel it:Processori Intel per Apple
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Original:  He announced a seamless integration of podcasting with iTunes, and, to the amazement of many, that future Apple Macintosh computers will feature Intel processors. category: apple Computer Category:Computing es:Ahora Apple utilizará chips de Intel it:Processori Intel per Apple
Revised:  He announced a seamless integration of podcasting with iTunes, and, to the amazement of many, that future Apple Macintosh computers will feature Intel processors. category: apple Computer Category:Computing es:Ahora Apple utilizará chips de Intel it:Processori 
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Original:  Steve Jobs announcing the switch from PowerPC to Intel processors In a surprising move, Steve Jobs announced that Macintosh computers would begin to be shipped with Intel processors, the same as in Windows machines, ending the eleven year partnership with IBM and Motorola.
Revised:  In a surprising move, Steve Jobs announced that Macintosh computers would begin to be shipped with Intel processors, the same as in Windows machines, ending the eleven year partnership with IBM and Motorola.
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Original:   In a surprising move, Steve Jobs announced that Macintosh computers would begin to be shipped with Intel processors, the same as in Windows machines, ending the eleven year partnership with IBM and Motorola.
Revised:  Steve Jobs announcing the switch from PowerPC to Intel processors In a surprising move, Steve Jobs announced that Macintosh computers would begin to be shipped with Intel processors, the same as in Windows machines, ending the eleven year partnership with IBM and Motorola.
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Original: The Daily Mail states in its April article that the Religious Society of Friends today have advised McGuigan that she "must cremate" the bodies, however Quakers have written an open letter to the Daily Mail, informing that for Quakers, there is "no specific advice on the disposal of bodies", and that they had never expressed an opinion on how the discovered skeletons should be buried.
Revised: The Daily Mail states in its April article that the Religious Society of Friends have advised McGuigan that she "must cremate" the bodies, however Quakers have written an open letter to the Daily Mail, informing that for Quakers, there is "no specific advice on the disposal of bodies", and that they had never expressed an opinion on how the discovered skeletons should be buried.
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Original:  The 40cm doll will reportedly first be available in  with a £100 () price tag and comes with a large range of accessories in a presentation box with the dates of Hitler's birth and death.
Revised:  The 40cm doll will reportedly first be available in Kiev with a £100 () price tag and comes with a large range of accessories in a presentation box with the dates of Hitler's birth and death.
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Original:   "For the first time we act to prevent discrimination before it has taken firm hold and that's why this legislation is unique and groundbreaking," said Maine Senator Olympia Snowe, who sponsored the bill along with Sen. Kennedy and Sen.
Revised:  Health insurance companies are also addressed in the bill, which forbids them from requesting genetic information or using such information to set premium rates or determine enrollment eligibility. However, insurance companies would still have the right to base one's health coverage on the actual presence of a genetic disease. "For the first time we act to prevent discrimination before it has taken firm hold and that's why this legislation is unique and groundbreaking," said Maine Senator Olympia Snowe, who sponsored the bill along with Sen. Kennedy and Sen.
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Original:  Health insurance companies are also addressed in the bill, which forbids themfrom requesting genetic information or using such information to set premium rates or determine enrollment eligibility.However, insurance companies would still have the right to base one's health coverage on the actual presence of a genetic disease.
Revised:  Kathy Hudson, director of the Genetics and Public Policy Center, reports that 92 percent are worried that information gained in genetic testing may be used against them. "After a very long wait," she says, "Americans can now be confident that their genetic information cannot be used by health insurers or employers in harmful or hurtful ways."
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Original:  Similar bills were unanimously passed by the Senate in 2003 and 2005,but in both years the bill stalled in the House. This bill was passed in the House of Representatives a year ago by a 420-3 vote.
Revised:  One part of the bill addresses this concern. "Federal legislation establishing a national and uniform basic standard is necessary to fully protect the public from discrimination and allay their concerns about the potential for discrimination," the bill reads, "thereby allowing individuals to take advantage of genetic testing, technologies, research, and new therapies."
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Original:  "We certainly improved the bill from a liability standpoint," said Coburn, an obstetrician. 
Revised:  "We certainly improved the bill from a liability standpoint," said Coburn, an obstetrician. Similar bills were unanimously passed by the Senate in 2003 and 2005, but in both years the bill stalled in the House. The current bill was passed in the House of Representatives a year ago by a 420-3 vote. A genetic nondiscrimination bill was first introduced 13 years ago by New York Representatives Louise Slaughter, who says the House will "get it out to the White House as quickly as we can."
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Original:  On Wednesday, long-time White House correspondent Helen Thomas questioned White House Press Secretary Dana Perino bluntly and repeatedly about United States President George W. Bush's recent confirmation that he had approved CIA interrogation policies that included waterboarding . "Where is everybody?" asked Thomas, apparently frustrated with lack of attention her colleagues had given the issue.
Revised:  On Wednesday, long-time White House correspondent questioned Press Secretary bluntly and repeatedly about United States President George W. Bush's recent confirmation that he had approved CIA interrogation policies that included waterboarding . "Where is everybody?" asked Thomas, apparently frustrated with lack of attention her colleagues had given the issue.
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Original:  On Wednesday, long-time White House correspondent Helen Thomas questioned White House Press Secretary Dana Perino bluntly and repeatedly about United States President George W. Bush's recent confirmation that he had approved CIA interrogation policies that included waterboarding . "Where is everybody?" asked Thomas, apparently frustrated with lack of attention her colleagues had given the issue.
Revised:  On Wednesday, long-time White House correspondent Helen Thomas questioned White House Press Secretary Dana Perino bluntly and repeatedly about United States President George W. Bush's recent confirmation that he had approved interrogation policies that included waterboarding . "Where is everybody?" asked Thomas, apparently frustrated with lack of attention her colleagues had given the issue.
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Original:  On Wednesday, long-time White House correspondent Helen Thomas questioned White House Press Secretary Dana Perino bluntly and repeatedly about United States President George W. Bush's recent confirmation that he had approved CIA interrogation policies that included waterboarding . "Where is everybody?" asked Thomas, apparently frustrated with lack of attention her colleagues had given the issue.
Revised:  On Wednesday, long-time White House correspondent Helen Thomas questioned White House Press Secretary Dana Perino bluntly and repeatedly about United States President George W. Bush's recent confirmation that he had approved CIA interrogation policies that included . "Where is everybody?" asked Thomas, apparently frustrated with lack of attention her colleagues had given the issue.
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Original:  In appreciation of the reporter asking "A REAL QUESTION" (as the headline put it), reddit users (known as "redditors") have collected over $3,000 for the purchase of flowers, edible arrangements and other gifts. Several 'redditors' also claimed to have ordered flowers for Thomas independently. The bulk of the money was collected through Chipin.com, on a donation page created Micah Fitch, a musician and graphic designer in Minneapolis, Minnesota. As of publication, the site registered 400 contributors for a total of $ 3,125.
Revised:  In appreciation of the reporter asking "A REAL QUESTION" (as the headline put it), reddit users (known as "redditors") have collected over $3,000 for the purchase of flowers, edible arrangements and other gifts. Several 'redditors' also claimed to have ordered flowers for Thomas independently. The bulk of the money was collected through Chipin.com, on a donation page created Micah Fitch, a musician and graphic designer in , Minnesota. As of publication, the site registered 400 contributors for a total of $ 3,125.
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