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Original:  It has currency as: the Arabic name of the Almohads. a term that adherents of Salafism use to describe themselves. a term that the Druze use to describe themselves. a term that the ʿAlawīs use to describe themselves.
Revised:  It has currency as: the Arabic name of the Almohads. a term that adherents of Salafism use to describe themselves. a term that the Druze use to describe themselves. a term that the Alawites use to describe themselves.
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Original:  Examples of these include the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System based on Reason's Swiss Cheese Model, the CREAM (Cognitive Reliability Error Analysis Method  ), the taxonomy used by CIRAS (Confidential Incident Railway Analysis System  ) in the UK rail industry, and others.
Revised:  Examples of these include the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System based on Reason's Swiss Cheese Model, the Cognitive Reliability and Error Analysis Method ), the taxonomy used by CIRAS (Confidential Incident Railway Analysis System ) in the UK rail industry, and others.
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Original:  Examples of these include the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System based on Reason's Swiss Cheese Model, the CREAM (Cognitive Reliability Error Analysis Method  ), the taxonomy used by CIRAS (Confidential Incident Railway Analysis System  ) in the UK rail industry, and others.
Revised:  Examples of these include the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System based on Reason's Swiss Cheese Model, the CREAM (Cognitive Reliability Error Analysis Method (CREAM ), the taxonomy used by CIRAS (Confidential Incident Railway Analysis System ) in the UK rail industry, and others.
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Original:  Examples of these include the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System based on Reason's Swiss Cheese Model, the CREAM (Cognitive Reliability Error Analysis Method  ), the taxonomy used by CIRAS (Confidential Incident Railway Analysis System  ) in the UK rail industry, and others.
Revised:  Examples of these include the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System based on Reason's Swiss Cheese Model, the CREAM (Cognitive Reliability Error Analysis Method ), the taxonomy used by the Confidential Incident Reporting ) in the UK rail industry, and others.
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Original:  Examples of these include the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System based on Reason's Swiss Cheese Model, the CREAM (Cognitive Reliability Error Analysis Method  ), the taxonomy used by CIRAS (Confidential Incident Railway Analysis System  ) in the UK rail industry, and others.
Revised:  Examples of these include the Human Factors Analysis and Classification System based on Reason's Swiss Cheese Model, the CREAM (Cognitive Reliability Error Analysis Method ), the taxonomy used by CIRAS (Confidential Incident Railway Analysis System Analysis System (CIRAS ) in the UK rail industry, and others.
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Original:   Ethan Doyle White in The Pomegranate, arguing that there were flaws in Davidsen's approach.
Revised:  He argued that Pagan studies was dominated by an essentialist and normative view of its subject rather than a naturalist and theoretically oriented approach. Ethan Doyle White in The Pomegranate, arguing that there were flaws in Davidsen's approach.
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Original:  Arguing that the Handbook of Contemporary Paganism was not as symptomatic of the field as Davidsen had assumed, he goes on to identify a number of factual errors within Davidsen's paper.
Revised:  Arguing that the Handbook of Contemporary Paganism was not as symptomatic of the field as Davidsen had assumed, he went on to identify a number of factual errors within Davidsen's paper.
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Original:  Doyle White argued that Davidsen's division of scholars into firmly insider and outsider categories was problematic as scholars of Pagan studies like Sabina Magliocco straddled both boundaries, an approach based in the methodologies employed in anthropology  .
Revised:  Doyle White argued that Davidsen's division of scholars into firmly insider and outsider categories was problematic as scholars of Pagan studies like Sabina Magliocco straddled both boundaries, an approach based in the methodologies employed in anthropology . In 2016, Doyle White offered his own critique of the field. He addressed the various definitions of "contemporary Paganism", the need for a clearer definition of Pagan studies, and the relationship between Pagan studies and Pagan activism, arguing for a reform of the field .
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Original:   The approach designed by Northwestern investigators is currently in use at other  institutions and medical schools throughout the US and the world.
Revised:  These effects on patient care were seen in operating rooms, cardiac catheterization lab, intensive care units and patient floors at a large urban teaching hospital in Chicago. Further study also involved communication skills such as breaking bad news and end of life discussions, and patient self-management skills. In 2020 the Northwestern group published an important textbook entitled Mastery Learning in Health Professions Education. URL The approach designed by Northwestern investigators is currently in use at other institutions and medical schools throughout the US and the world.
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Original: Urban acupuncture is a socio-environmental theory that combines contemporary urban design with traditional Chinese acupuncture, Parsons, Adam. (2010, December). "Urban Acupuncture: Marco Casagrande." University of Portsmouth. using small-scale interventions to transform the larger urban context.
Revised: Urban acupuncture is a socio-environmental theory that combines contemporary urban design with traditional Chinese acupuncture, using small-scale interventions to transform the larger urban context.
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Original:  Urban organism Originally coined by Barcelonan architect and urbanist , Manuel de Sola Morales, Frampton, Kenneth. Megaform as urban landscape. University of Michigan, A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture+ Urban Planning, 1999. i Rubió, Manuel de Solà-Morales.
Revised:  Urban organism Originally coined by Barcelonan architect and urbanist , Manuel de Sola Morales, i Rubió, Manuel de Solà-Morales.
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Original:  The theory is developed in the Tamkang University of TaiwanINTERVIEW WITH M. CASAGRANDE ON URBAN ACUPUNTURE – Laurits Elkjær, Bergen School of Architecture 4/2010 and at independent multidisciplinary research center Ruin Academy.
Revised:  The theory is developed in the Tamkang University of Taiwan and at independent multidisciplinary research center Ruin Academy.
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Original:  PARTICIPATIVE DESIGN PLANNING IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN PROJECTS – Christina Rasmussen, Urban Planning%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Management, Aalborg University 6/2012 Casagrande describes urban acupuncture as: a%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% cross-over architectural manipulation of the collective sensuous intellect of a city.
Revised:  PLANNING IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN PROJECTS – Christina Rasmussen, Urban Planning%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Management, Aalborg University 6/2012 Casagrande describes urban acupuncture as: a%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% cross-over architectural manipulation of the collective sensuous intellect of a city.
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Original:  PARTICIPATIVE DESIGN PLANNING IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN PROJECTS – Christina Rasmussen, Urban Planning%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Management, Aalborg University 6/2012 Casagrande describes urban acupuncture as: a%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% cross-over architectural manipulation of the collective sensuous intellect of a city.
Revised:  PARTICIPATIVE DESIGN %DIFDELCMD < & %%% Management, Aalborg University 6/2012 Casagrande describes urban acupuncture as: a%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% cross-over architectural manipulation of the collective sensuous intellect of a city.
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Original:  PARTICIPATIVE DESIGN PLANNING IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN PROJECTS – Christina Rasmussen, Urban Planning%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Management, Aalborg University 6/2012 Casagrande describes urban acupuncture as: a%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% cross-over architectural manipulation of the collective sensuous intellect of a city.
Revised:  PARTICIPATIVE DESIGN PLANNING IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN PROJECTS – Christina Rasmussen, Urban Planning%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Casagrande describes urban acupuncture as: a%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% cross-over architectural manipulation of the collective sensuous intellect of a city.
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Original:  PARTICIPATIVE DESIGN PLANNING IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN PROJECTS – Christina Rasmussen, Urban Planning%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Management, Aalborg University 6/2012 Casagrande describes urban acupuncture as: a%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% cross-over architectural manipulation of the collective sensuous intellect of a city.
Revised:  PARTICIPATIVE DESIGN PLANNING IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN PROJECTS – Christina Rasmussen, Urban Planning%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Management, Aalborg University 6/2012 a%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% cross-over architectural manipulation of the collective sensuous intellect of a city.
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Original:  PARTICIPATIVE DESIGN PLANNING IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN PROJECTS – Christina Rasmussen, Urban Planning%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Management, Aalborg University 6/2012 Casagrande describes urban acupuncture as: a%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% cross-over architectural manipulation of the collective sensuous intellect of a city.
Revised:  PARTICIPATIVE DESIGN PLANNING IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN PROJECTS – Christina Rasmussen, Urban Planning%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Management, Aalborg University 6/2012 Casagrande describes urban acupuncture as: %DIFDELCMD < ] %%% cross-over architectural manipulation of the collective sensuous intellect of a city.
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Original:  PARTICIPATIVE DESIGN PLANNING IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN PROJECTS – Christina Rasmussen, Urban Planning%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Management, Aalborg University 6/2012 Casagrande describes urban acupuncture as: a%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% cross-over architectural manipulation of the collective sensuous intellect of a city. City is viewed as multi-dimensional sensitive energy-organism, a living environment. Urban acupuncture aims into a touch with this nature."Urban Acupuncture: Revivifying Our Cities Through Targeted Renewal," – Kyle Miller, MSIS 9/2011 and Sensitivity to understand the energy flows of the collective chi beneath the visual city and reacting on the hot-spots of this chi. Architecture is in the position to produce the acupuncture needles for the urban chi."Ruin Academy," – Marco Casagrande, Epifanio 14, 2011 and A weed will root into the smallest crack in the asphalt and eventually break the city. Urban acupuncture is the weed and the acupuncture point is the crack. The possibility of the impact is total, connecting human nature as part of nature.
Revised:  PARTICIPATIVE DESIGN PLANNING IN CONTEMPORARY URBAN PROJECTS – Christina Rasmussen, Urban Planning%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Management, Aalborg University 6/2012 Casagrande describes urban acupuncture as: a%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% 
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Original:  Casagrande utilized the tenets of acupuncture: treat the points of blockage and let relief ripple throughout the body. More immediate and sensitive to community needs than traditional institutional forms of large scale urban renewal interventions would not only respond to localized needs, but do so with a knowledge of how citywide systems operated and converged at that single node. Release pressure at strategic points, release pressure for the whole city.Urban Acupuncture – Urban Applications 2013 Participatory planning Urban acupuncture bears some similarities to the new urbanist concept of Tactical Urbanism.
Revised:  Participatory planning Urban acupuncture bears some similarities to the new urbanist concept of Tactical Urbanism.
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Original: Curitiba: Jaime Lerner’s Urban Acupuncture – Bill Hinchberger, Brazilmax 2/2006 He described in 2007: "I believe that some medicinal "magic" can and should be applied to cities, as many are sick and some nearly terminal. As with the medicine needed in the interaction between doctor and patient, in urban planning it is also necessary to make the city react; to poke an area in such a way that it is able to help heal, improve, and create positive chain reactions. It is indispensable in revitalizing interventions to make the organism work in a different way."Urban Acupuncture: Revivifying Our Cities Through Targeted Renewal – Kyle Miller MSIS 9/2011 Taiwanese architect and academic Ti-Nan Chi is looking with micro urbanism at the vulnerable and insignificant side of contemporary cities around the world identified as micro-zones, points for recovery in which micro-projects have been carefully proposed to involve the public on different levels, aiming to resolve conflicts among property owners, villagers, and the general public.
Revised: Curitiba: Jaime Lerner’s Urban Acupuncture – Bill Hinchberger, Brazilmax 2/2006 Taiwanese architect and academic Ti-Nan Chi is looking with micro urbanism at the vulnerable and insignificant side of contemporary cities around the world identified as micro-zones, points for recovery in which micro-projects have been carefully proposed to involve the public on different levels, aiming to resolve conflicts among property owners, villagers, and the general public.
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Original: Illegal Architecture in Taipei – Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan Architizer 3/2011 The theory of urban acupuncture suggests that scores of small-scale, less costly and localized projects is what cities need in order to recover and renew themselves.
Revised: Illegal Architecture in Taipei – Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan Architizer 3/2011 The theory of urban acupuncture suggests that scores of small-scale, less costly and localized projects are what cities need in order to recover and renew themselves.
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Original: Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award 2012 – winner announced – Deutsche Bank Corporate Social Responsibility 4/2012 Professor Edgar Pieterse: Durable urban change is often about carefully targeted micro interventions that can change the energies and dynamics of a surrounding neighbourhood.
Revised: Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award 2012 – winner announced – Deutsche Bank Corporate Social Responsibility 4/2012 Durable urban change is often about carefully targeted micro interventions that can change the energies and dynamics of a surrounding neighbourhood.
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Original: Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award 2012 – winner announced – Deutsche Bank Corporate Social Responsibility 4/2012 Professor Edgar Pieterse: Durable urban change is often about carefully targeted micro interventions that can change the energies and dynamics of a surrounding neighbourhood. When one engages with the physical manifestations that the tenacity, blood, sweat, and tears of the protagonists of Mothers Unite and Masiphumelele Library (another of the eight finalists) have created, the power of urban acupuncture is apparent. These projects serve as reminders that through vision, commitment over the long haul, and principle-based partnerships, just about any problem can be confronted and addressed.Mothers Unite: Urban acupuncture for an urban age – Cape Town 2014 Live Design. Transform Life. 4/2012 Urban ecological restoration In ecological restoration of industrial cities Urban Acupuncture can take form as spontaneous and often illegal urban farms and community gardens punctuating the more mechanical city and tuning it towards a more sustainable co-existence with the natural environment.
Revised: Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award 2012 – winner announced – Deutsche Bank Corporate Social Responsibility 4/2012 Professor Edgar Pieterse: Urban ecological restoration In ecological restoration of industrial cities Urban Acupuncture can take form as spontaneous and often illegal urban farms and community gardens punctuating the more mechanical city and tuning it towards a more sustainable co-existence with the natural environment.
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Original:  Urban Ecopuncture – Marco Casagrande, World Architecture 10/2011 Urban acupuncture is a point by point manipulation of the urban energy to create a sustainable town or city, which Marco Casagrande has dubbed '3rd Generation Cities'.
Revised:  Urban acupuncture is a point by point manipulation of the urban energy to create a sustainable town or city, which Marco Casagrande has dubbed '3rd Generation Cities'.
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Original:  – Kimberley Mok Treehugeer 1/2012 Environmental art as urban acupuncture is an artistic way of injecting a healthy dose of natural elements and human scale into the mechanized urban grid.
Revised:  – Kimberley Mok Treehugeer Environmental art as urban acupuncture is an artistic way of injecting a healthy dose of natural elements and human scale into the mechanized urban grid.
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Original:  – Kimberley Mok Treehugeer 1/2012 Environmental art as urban acupuncture is an artistic way of injecting a healthy dose of natural elements and human scale into the mechanized urban grid.Signs of Life – Phyllis Richardson Archetcetera 1/2012
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Original:   In Taipei, there was an urban acupuncture workshop that aimed to "produce small-scale but socially catalytic interventions" into the city's fabric.
Revised:  Dorina Pojani, Journal of Urban Design 2/2018 doi:10.1080/13574809.2018.1429902 In Taipei, there was an urban acupuncture workshop that aimed to "produce small-scale but socially catalytic interventions" into the city's fabric.
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Original:  2004. the term has been recently championed and developed further by Finnish architect and social theorist Marco Casagrande , this school of thought eschews massive urban renewal projects in favour of a more localised and community approach that, in an era of constrained budgets and limited resources, could democratically and cheaply offer a respite to urban dwellers.
Revised:  2004. the term has been recently championed and developed further by Finnish architect and social theorist Marco Casagrande . This school of thought eschews massive urban renewal projects in favour of a more localised and community approach that, in an era of constrained budgets and limited resources, could democratically and cheaply offer a respite to urban dwellers.
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Original: The  professional–managerial class (PMC) is an influential new class hypothesis in social science in the United States in the 1970s by John and Barbara Ehrenreich. The Ehrenreichs hypothesized a social class within capitalism that, by controlling production processes through superior management skills, was neither proletarian nor bourgeois.
Revised: The professional–managerial class (PMC) refers to a social class within capitalism that, by controlling production processes through superior management skills, was neither proletarian nor bourgeois.
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Original:  This group of middle class professionals is distinguished from other social classes by their training and education, typically business qualifications and university degrees, with occupations including academics, teachers, social workers, engineers, managers, nurses, and middle-level administrators.
Revised:  group of middle class professionals is distinguished from other social classes by their training and education, typically business qualifications and university degrees, with occupations including academics, teachers, social workers, engineers, managers, nurses, and middle-level administrators.
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Original:   Catherine Liu, in Virtue Hoarders (2021), characterized the PMC as white-collar left liberals afflicted with a superiority complex in relation to ordinary members of the working URL Hans Magnus Enzensberger had also observed the "characterless opportunism" of its members, in reference to its constant shifting of allegiances, not only between the leisured and working classes but also among themselves.
Revised:  The term was coined in 1977 by John and Barbara Ehrenreich. The term became widely used in American political discourse in the late 2010s as a shorthand to refer to technocratic liberals or wealthy Democratic voters. Catherine Liu, in Virtue Hoarders (2021), characterized the PMC as white-collar left liberals afflicted with a superiority complex in relation to ordinary members of the working URL Hans Magnus Enzensberger had also observed the "characterless opportunism" of its members, in reference to its constant shifting of allegiances, not only between the leisured and working classes but also among themselves.
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Original:  James Burnham had proposed the existence of a similar class in his 1941 book, The Managerial Revolution, arguing that they had become the new ruling class   .
Revised:  James Burnham had proposed the existence of a similar class in his 1941 book, The Managerial Revolution, arguing that they had become the new ruling class The PMC hypothesis contributed to the Marxist debates on class in Fordism and was used as an analytical category in the examination of non-proletarian employees .
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Original: 2015: Munich | Konstantin Grcic: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly Konstantin Grcic: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly 2013: Patricia Urquiola – Nürnberg |Patricia Urquiola und Rosenthal.
Revised: 2015: Munich | Konstantin Grcic: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly Konstantin Grcic: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly 2013: Nuremberg |Patricia Urquiola und Rosenthal.
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Original: 2015: Munich | Konstantin Grcic: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly Konstantin Grcic: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly 2013: Patricia Urquiola – Nürnberg |Patricia Urquiola und Rosenthal.
Revised: 2015: Munich | Konstantin Grcic: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly Konstantin Grcic: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly 2013: Patricia Urquiola – Nürnberg |Patricia UrquiolaUrquiola and Rosenthal.
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Original:  Landscape 2011: Nuremberg | Alessandro Mendini – Wunderkammer Design '' Alessandro Mendini – Wunderkammer Design 
Revised:  Landscape 2011: Nuremberg | Alessandro Mendini – Wunderkammer Design '' Alessandro Mendini – Wunderkammer Design 2004: Munich | Karim Rashid – I want to change the world'' Karim Rashid – I want to change the world
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Original:  In 2016 the project Systemic Approach to Architectural URL was announced as an institutional cooperation between the Faculty of Art and URL at the Technical University of Liberec and the Oslo School of Architecture and Design.
Revised:  In 2016 the project Systemic Approach to Architectural Performance was announced as an institutional cooperation between the Faculty of Art and URL at the Technical University of Liberec and the Oslo School of Architecture and Design.
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Original:  In 2016 the project Systemic Approach to Architectural URL was announced as an institutional cooperation between the Faculty of Art and URL at the Technical University of Liberec and the Oslo School of Architecture and Design.
Revised:  In 2016 the project Systemic Approach to Architectural URL was announced as an institutional cooperation between the Faculty of Art and Architecture at the Technical University of Liberec and the Oslo School of Architecture and Design.
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