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Original:  According to BBC News Online more than 300 people were detained and at least 10 hurt after a second night of riots in Estonia's capital, Tallinn . Clashes began last night after Estonian authorities removed a controversial Soviet monument, the Bronze Soldier of Tallinn , which Russian-speaking Estonians see as a symbol of the liberation of Eastern Europe from Nazism , while Estonian nationalists view it as a reminder of Soviet occupation.
Revised:  According to BBC News Online more than 300 people were detained and at least 10 hurt after a second night of riots in Estonia's capital, Tallinn . Clashes began last night after Estonian authorities removed a controversial Soviet monument, the Bronze Soldier of Tallinn , which Russian-speaking Estonians see as a symbol of the liberation of Eastern Europe from , while Estonian nationalists view it as a reminder of Soviet occupation.
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Original: After a magnitude 8.7 earthquake rocked Sumatra late Monday, local populations were reminded of the devastating tsunamis of December 26, 2004 , that killed 273,000 people as they scoured the shores and seaside areas of countries exposed to the Indian Ocean , although three hours later with only one small tsunami observed the threat had passed.
Revised: After a magnitude 8.7 earthquake rocked late Monday, local populations were reminded of the devastating tsunamis of December 26, 2004 , that killed 273,000 people as they scoured the shores and seaside areas of countries exposed to the Indian Ocean , although three hours later with only one small tsunami observed the threat had passed.
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Original: After a magnitude 8.7 earthquake rocked Sumatra late Monday, local populations were reminded of the devastating tsunamis of December 26, 2004 , that killed 273,000 people as they scoured the shores and seaside areas of countries exposed to the Indian Ocean , although three hours later with only one small tsunami observed the threat had passed.
Revised: After a magnitude 8.7 earthquake rocked Sumatra late Monday, local populations were reminded of the devastating , that killed 273,000 people as they scoured the shores and seaside areas of countries exposed to the Indian Ocean , although three hours later with only one small tsunami observed the threat had passed.
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Original: After a magnitude 8.7 earthquake rocked Sumatra late Monday, local populations were reminded of the devastating tsunamis of December 26, 2004 , that killed 273,000 people as they scoured the shores and seaside areas of countries exposed to the Indian Ocean , although three hours later with only one small tsunami observed the threat had passed.
Revised: After a magnitude 8.7 earthquake rocked Sumatra late Monday, local populations were reminded of the devastating tsunamis of December 26, 2004 , that killed 273,000 people as they scoured the shores and seaside areas of countries exposed to the , although three hours later with only one small tsunami observed the threat had passed.
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Original:  A spokesman for the United States Geological Service in an interview with the AFP said when such a large quake strikes, the U.S. government sends out e-mails, faxes and telephone messages to nearby agencies warning them of possible aftershocks, or likely tsunami activity.  
Revised:  A spokesman for the in an interview with the AFP said when such a large quake strikes, the U.S. government sends out e-mails, faxes and telephone messages to nearby agencies warning them of possible aftershocks, or likely tsunami activity. 
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Original:  A spokesman for the United States Geological Service in an interview with the AFP said when such a large quake strikes, the U.S. government sends out e-mails, faxes and telephone messages to nearby agencies warning them of possible aftershocks, or likely tsunami activity.  
Revised:  A spokesman for the United States Geological Service in an interview with the AFP said when such a large quake strikes, the sends out e-mails, faxes and telephone messages to nearby agencies warning them of possible aftershocks, or likely tsunami activity. 
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Original:  A spokesman for the United States Geological Service in an interview with the AFP said when such a large quake strikes, the U.S. government sends out e-mails, faxes and telephone messages to nearby agencies warning them of possible aftershocks, or likely tsunami activity.  
Revised:  A spokesman for the United States Geological Service in an interview with the AFP said when such a large quake strikes, the U.S. government sends out e-mails, faxes and telephone messages to nearby agencies warning them of possible aftershocks, or likely tsunami activity. Related news 
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Original:  A spokesman for the United States Geological Service in an interview with the AFP said when such a large quake strikes, the U.S. government sends out e-mails, faxes and telephone messages to nearby agencies warning them of possible aftershocks, or likely tsunami activity.  
Revised:  A spokesman for the United States Geological Service in an interview with the AFP said when such a large quake strikes, the U.S. government sends out e-mails, faxes and telephone messages to nearby agencies warning them of possible aftershocks, or likely tsunami activity. Sister linkes
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Original: Credit: Norman EinsteinStatoil ASA (Statoil), a Norwegian state-owned oil company, entered into an agreement Friday to purchase all outstanding common shares of the privately held Canadian firm, North American Oil Sands Corporation (NAOSC).
Revised: Credit: Norman Einstein Statoil ASA (Statoil), a Norwegian state-owned oil company, entered into an agreement Friday to purchase all outstanding common shares of the privately held Canadian firm, North American Oil Sands Corporation (NAOSC).
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Original:  The deal is reported to be worth CA$2.2 billion in an all-cash transaction. NAOSC is an Alberta-based oil company founded in 2001. It manages 1,110 square kilometres of oil sands leases located in northern Alberta. It is estimated that the NOASC oil sands hold approximately 2.2 billion barrels of oil reserves. The company is planning to develop an extraction project and an upgrading facility. When the project is completed, NAOSC expects it to produce over 200,000 barrels of bitumen per day. The upgrading facility would then process the bitumen into synthetic crude oil. The NAOSC board of directors has approved the bid from Statoil unanimously, and has recommended that its shareholders accept the offer. One of the largest shareholders of NAOSC currently is Paramount Resources Ltd. (TSX:POU). Paramount announced Friday that it had entered into a lock-up agreement with Statoil, which calls for Paramount to sell its 30.9\% interest in NAOSC to Statoil ASA for a cash deal worth approximately CA$682 million . "We are impressed by the performance and competence held by the employees in NAOSC ,” said Helge Lund, chief executive of Statoil.
Revised:  The deal is reported to be worth CAD2.2 billion in an all-cash transaction . "We are impressed by the performance and competence held by the employees in NAOSC ,” said Helge Lund, chief executive of Statoil.
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Original:  Paramount announced Friday that it had entered into a lock-up agreement with Statoil, which calls for Paramount to sell its 30.9\% interest in NAOSC to Statoil ASA for a cash deal worth approximately CA$682 million . "We are impressed by the performance and competence held by the employees in NAOSC ,” said Helge Lund, chief executive of Statoil. “Combined with Statoil’s experience and commitment to prudent operations, we are well-positioned to develop the resources in a sustainable manner, creating value for Statoil and its shareholders. " Statoil suggests that the development plans for the NAOSC oil sands includes an application of Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) technology, which, according to the company, leaves a smaller environmental footprint than strip mining.
Revised:  Paramount announced Friday that it had entered into a lock-up agreement with Statoil, which calls for Paramount to sell its 30.9\% interest in NAOSC to Statoil ASA for a cash deal worth approximately CA$682 million . NAOSC is an Alberta-based oil company founded in 2001. It manages 1,110 square kilometres of oil sands leases located in northern Alberta. It is estimated that the NOASC oil sands hold approximately 2.2 billion barrels of oil reserves. The company is planning to develop an extraction project and an upgrading facility. When the project is completed, NAOSC expects it to produce over 200,000 barrels of bitumen per day. The upgrading facility would then process the bitumen into synthetic crude oil. Statoil suggests that the development plans for the NAOSC oil sands includes an application of Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) technology, which, according to the company, leaves a smaller environmental footprint than strip mining.
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Original:  " Statoil suggests that the development plans for the NAOSC oil sands includes an application of Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) technology, which, according to the company, leaves a smaller environmental footprint than strip mining. Statoil admits,however, that heavy oil production, such as is required in the oil sands, is "energy intensive and challenging in an environmental perspective. " The company said it intends to capture the carbon dioxide (CO2)emissions from its oil sands production and store it underground.
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Original:  Under new environmental regulations announced Thursday by Canadian Environment Minister John Baird, companies that can't meet new intensity targets for CO2 emission reductions will be able to purchase offset credits or contribute to a technology fund, at an initial cost of 15 per tonne of emissions.
Revised:  The NAOSC board of directors has approved the bid from Statoil unanimously, and has recommended that its shareholders accept the offer. One of the largest shareholders of NAOSC currently is Paramount Resources Ltd. (TSX:POU). Paramount announced Friday that it had entered into a lock-up agreement with Statoil, which calls for Paramount to sell its 30.9\% interest in NAOSC to Statoil ASA for a cash deal worth approximately $682 million. "We are impressed by the performance and competence held by the employees in NAOSC,” said Helge Lund, chief executive of Statoil. “Combined with Statoil’s experience and commitment to prudent operations, we are well-positioned to develop the resources in a sustainable manner, creating value for Statoil and its shareholders." Statoil suggests that the development plans for the NAOSC oil sands includes an application of Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) technology, which, according to the company, leaves a smaller environmental footprint than strip mining. Statoil admits, however, that heavy oil production, such as is required in the oil sands, is "energy intensive and challenging in an environmental perspective." The company said it intends to capture the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from its oil sands production and store it underground. Under new environmental regulations announced Thursday by Canadian Environment Minister John Baird, companies that can't meet new intensity targets for CO2 emission reductions will be able to purchase offset credits or contribute to a technology fund, at an initial cost of $ 15 per tonne of emissions.
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Original:  Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has called for moderation and consideration for Iran's image worldwide emphasizing the need for a "cultural rather than disciplinary approach." Hard-line clerics stress that both approaches are needed.
Revised:  Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has called for moderation and consideration for Iran's image worldwide emphasizing the need for a "cultural rather than disciplinary approach." Hard-line stress that both approaches are needed.
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Original:  According to Iranian television statement, "In order to prevent possible misuse of MMS , immoral actions and social problems, the Telecommunications Ministry will filter immoral MMS." No details of how immoral messages would be filtered such naming the type of software to be used were divulged.
Revised:  According to Iranian television statement, "In order to prevent possible misuse of , immoral actions and social problems, the Telecommunications Ministry will filter immoral MMS." No details of how immoral messages would be filtered such naming the type of software to be used were divulged.
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Original:  Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei explicitly delineated the threats Iran faces on the cultural front, Following the Islamic Revolution, the Revolutionary Guards is reported to have cut women ’ s lips with razors because the women were wearing lipstick.
Revised:  Ali Khamenei explicitly delineated the threats Iran faces on the cultural front, Following the Islamic Revolution, the Revolutionary Guards is reported to have cut women ’ s lips with razors because the women were wearing lipstick.
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Original:  Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei explicitly delineated the threats Iran faces on the cultural front, Following the Islamic Revolution, the Revolutionary Guards is reported to have cut women ’ s lips with razors because the women were wearing lipstick.
Revised:  Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei explicitly delineated the threats Iran faces on the cultural front, Following the Islamic Revolution, the Revolutionary Guards is reported to have cut women ' s lips with razors because the women were wearing lipstick.
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Original:  The New Zealand Government has announced that the daylight savings period has been extended by three weeks to run for 27 weeks . Clocks will be brought forward one hour one week earlier on the last Sunday of September , and two weeks later on the first Sunday of April  .
Revised:  The New Zealand Government has announced that the daylight savings period has been extended by three weeks . Clocks will be brought forward one hour one week earlier on the last Sunday of September , and two weeks later on the first Sunday of April .
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Original:  The New Zealand Government has announced that the daylight savings period has been extended by three weeks to run for 27 weeks . Clocks will be brought forward one hour one week earlier on the last Sunday of September , and two weeks later on the first Sunday of April  .
Revised:  The New Zealand Government has announced that the daylight savings period has been extended by three weeks to run for 27 weeks . Clocks will be brought forward by one hour for 27 weeks in a year beginning on the last Sunday of September , and two weeks later on the first Sunday of April .
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Original:  The New Zealand Government has announced that the daylight savings period has been extended by three weeks to run for 27 weeks . Clocks will be brought forward one hour one week earlier on the last Sunday of September , and two weeks later on the first Sunday of April  .
Revised:  The New Zealand Government has announced that the daylight savings period has been extended by three weeks to run for 27 weeks . Clocks will be brought forward one hour one week earlier on the last Sunday of September ( a week earlier than before), and ending on the first Sunday of April .
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Original:  The New Zealand Government has announced that the daylight savings period has been extended by three weeks to run for 27 weeks . Clocks will be brought forward one hour one week earlier on the last Sunday of September , and two weeks later on the first Sunday of April  .
Revised:  The New Zealand Government has announced that the daylight savings period has been extended by three weeks to run for 27 weeks . Clocks will be brought forward one hour one week earlier on the last Sunday of September , and two weeks later on the first Sunday of April (two weeks later) .
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Original:  Clocks will be brought forward by one hour for 27 weeks in a year beginning  on the last Sunday of September ( a week earlier than before), and ending on the first Sunday of April (two weeks later) .
Revised:  Clocks will be brought forward by one hour for 27 weeks in a year beginning a week earlier on the last Sunday of September ( a week earlier than before), and ending on the first Sunday of April (two weeks later) .
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Original:  Clocks will be brought forward by one hour for 27 weeks in a year beginning  on the last Sunday of September ( a week earlier than before), and ending on the first Sunday of April (two weeks later) .
Revised:  Clocks will be brought forward by one hour for 27 weeks in a year beginning on the last Sunday of September ( a week earlier than before), and ending on the first Sunday of April .
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Original: The new initiative, announced by Premier Peter Beattie as well as Corrective Services minister Judy Spence will see prisoners at Woodford Correctional Centre, Australia's largest goal , constructing tanks for  $ A4 a day.
Revised: The new initiative, announced by Premier Peter Beattie as well as Corrective Services minister Judy Spence will see prisoners at Woodford Correctional Centre, Australia's largest jail , constructing tanks for $ A4 a day.
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Original: The new initiative, announced by Premier Peter Beattie as well as Corrective Services minister Judy Spence will see prisoners at Woodford Correctional Centre, Australia's largest goal , constructing tanks for  $ A4 a day.
Revised: The new initiative, announced by Premier Peter Beattie as well as Corrective Services minister Judy Spence will see prisoners at Woodford Correctional Centre, Australia's largest goal , constructing tanks for AU $ A4 a day.
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Original: The new initiative, announced by Premier Peter Beattie as well as Corrective Services minister Judy Spence will see prisoners at Woodford Correctional Centre, Australia's largest goal , constructing tanks for  $ A4 a day.
Revised: The new initiative, announced by Premier Peter Beattie as well as Corrective Services minister Judy Spence will see prisoners at Woodford Correctional Centre, Australia's largest goal , constructing tanks for $ 4 per day.
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Original:  Cigarettes sales have fallen by as much as 60\% in Pubs ; with the countries biggest tobacco brand, Gallaher  reporting an overall drop in sales of 7.5\%.
Revised:  Cigarettes sales have fallen by as much as 60\% in Pubs , with the country's biggest tobacco brand, Gallaher reporting an overall drop in sales of 7.5\%.
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Original:  Opposition parties, who boycotted the vote, challenged the result in court on the grounds that the were not enough MPs in attendance to achieve quorum which is set at two-thirds of the 550 member Grand National Assembly of Turkey .
Revised:  Opposition parties, who boycotted the vote, challenged the result in court on the grounds that the were not enough MPs in attendance to achieve which is set at two-thirds of the 550 member Grand National Assembly of Turkey .
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Original:  Opposition parties, who boycotted the vote, challenged the result in court on the grounds that the were not enough MPs in attendance to achieve quorum which is set at two-thirds of the 550 member Grand National Assembly of Turkey .
Revised:  Opposition parties, who boycotted the vote, challenged the result in court on the grounds that the were not enough MPs in attendance to achieve quorum which is set at two-thirds of the 550 member .
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Revised: News spread in the Red Lake community today as funerals for Jeff Weise and three of the nine victims were held that another student was arrested in connection with the school shootings of March 21. Authorities said little officially beyond confirming today's arrest. However, a source with knowledge of the investigation told the Minneapolis Star-Tribune that it was Louis Jourdain, 16-year old son of Red Lake Tribal Chairman Floyd Jourdain. It is not known at this time what charges will be laid or what led authorities to the boy but juvenile proceedings have begun in federal court. 
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Original:  On the men's side, Spanish  is favored to win with three Giant Slalom and one Slalom victory during this year's World Cup events in the lead up to the World Championships.
Revised:  On the men's side, Spanish Jon Santacana is favored to win with three Giant Slalom and one Slalom victory during this year's World Cup events in the lead up to the World Championships.
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Original:  The landmark Betamax decision of 1984 ( Sony Corp. v. Universal City Studios ) is the most relevant U.S. case law in this matter (note: the precedent Betamax case supports the legality of P2P netowrks).
Revised:  The landmark decision of 1984 ( Sony Corp. v. Universal City Studios ) is the most relevant U.S. case law in this matter (note: the precedent Betamax case supports the legality of P2P netowrks).
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Original:  The landmark Betamax decision of 1984 ( Sony Corp. v. Universal City Studios ) is the most relevant U.S. case law in this matter (note: the precedent Betamax case supports the legality of P2P netowrks).
Revised:  The landmark Betamax decision of 1984 ( ) is the most relevant U.S. case law in this matter (note: the precedent Betamax case supports the legality of P2P netowrks).
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Original:  The landmark Betamax decision of 1984 ( Sony Corp. v. Universal City Studios ) is the most relevant U.S. case law in this matter (note: the precedent Betamax case supports the legality of P2P netowrks).
Revised:  The landmark Betamax decision of 1984 ( Sony Corp. v. Universal City Studios ) is the most relevant U.S. in this matter (note: the precedent Betamax case supports the legality of P2P netowrks).
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Original:  The delegations spent their one day in Iraq ’ s Green Zone, the heavily protected area in downtown Baghdad that serves as headquarters for the 150,000 U.S. military forces and diplomats and the Iraqi government.
Revised:  The delegations spent their one day in Iraq ' s Green Zone, the heavily protected area in downtown Baghdad that serves as headquarters for the 150,000 U.S. military forces and diplomats and the Iraqi government.
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Original:  Category:Iraq Category:Middle East Category:United States Category:North America Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Nancy Pelosi Category:Published Category:Baghdad Category:Harry Reid Category:Democratic Party (United States) Category:Republican Party (United States) Category:Barbara Bo
Revised:  Category:Iraq Category:Middle East Category:United States Category:North America Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Nancy Pelosi Category:Published Category:Baghdad Category:Harry Reid Category:Democratic Party (United States) Category:Republican Party (United States) Category:Barbara Boxer Category:Dick Durbin Category:US Congress Category:US Senate Category:US House of
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Original: In the  of Scotland, two councillors from the Scottish National Party (SNP) began a petition Friday, the day after — the local government council for the  — said it would discontinue flight services between the islands of and as part of its 2013 / 2014 budget.
Revised: In the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, two councillors from the Scottish National Party (SNP) began a petition Friday, the day after — the local government council for the — said it would discontinue flight services between the islands of and as part of its 2013 / 2014 budget.
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