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Original:  Chemistry also studies the properties of matter at a larger scale (for example, astrochemistry) and the reactions of matter at a larger scale (for example, technical chemistry), but typically, explanations and predictions are related back to the underlying atomic structure, giving more emphasis on the methods for the identification of molecules and their mechanisms of transformation than any other science   .
Revised:  Chemistry also studies the properties of matter at a larger scale (for example, astrochemistry) and the reactions of matter at a larger scale (for example, technical chemistry), but typically, explanations and predictions are related back to the underlying atomic structure, giving more emphasis on the methods for the identification of molecules and their mechanisms of transformation than any other science Physical chemistry and chemical physics underline the connections between physics and chemistry .
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Original: Justice Gordon Ward (2005) Achieving effective legal representation in small Pacific island Commonwealth States . Commonwealth Law Conference, London, September 2005 With the independence of Kiribati in 1979, all islands formerly a part of the Territories (except the Pitcairn Islands) had either gained independence or been attached to other entities.
Revised: Justice Gordon Ward (2005) Achieving effective legal representation in small Pacific island Commonwealth States . Commonwealth Law Conference, London, September 2005 With the independence of Kiribati in 1979, all islands formerly a part of the territories (except the Pitcairn Islands) had either gained independence or been attached to other entities.
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Original:  Other Lithic period sites that have been discovered in the Andean region include Los Toldos (Santa Cruz) in Argentina, and San Vicente de Tagua Tagua  and Quero in contemporary Chile.
Revised:  Other Lithic period sites that have been discovered in the Andean region include Los Toldos (Santa Cruz) in Argentina, and San Vicente de Tagua Tagua , Cueva Fell (Fell's Cave), and Quero in contemporary Chile.
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Original:   In spite of this, Persian did not achieve the linguistic penetration it had in the north of the subcontinent.
Revised:  A notable poet patronised by the Bahmans was Abdul Isami, who wrote the first Persian history of the Muslim conquest of India titled Futuh-us-Salatin. In spite of this, Persian did not achieve the linguistic penetration it had in the north of the subcontinent.
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Original:  Richard Eaton writes that Persian was much less widely understood in the  region than vernacular languages  . During the turn of the 16th century, the Bahmani Sultanate splintered into the Deccan Sultanates, which were also Persianate in culture.
Revised:  Richard Eaton writes that Persian was much less widely understood in the Deccan region than vernacular languages . During the turn of the 16th century, the Bahmani Sultanate splintered into the Deccan Sultanates, which were also Persianate in culture.
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Original:  Richard Eaton writes that Persian was much less widely understood in the  region than vernacular languages  . During the turn of the 16th century, the Bahmani Sultanate splintered into the Deccan Sultanates, which were also Persianate in culture.
Revised:  Richard Eaton writes that Persian was much less widely understood in the region than vernacular languages , and contrasts this situation with the Persian proficiency in the north of the subcontinent . During the turn of the 16th century, the Bahmani Sultanate splintered into the Deccan Sultanates, which were also Persianate in culture.
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Original:   The reign of the Deccan Sultanates lasted until the late 17th century, when Aurangzeb brought the region into the Mughal Empire and established Aurangabad as the Deccan's capital.
Revised:  For example, Alam writes that Telugu was the language of the sultan for the Qutub Shahis, and that Persian was removed from the Bijapur Sultanate's administrative system by Ibrahim Adil Shah I in favour of Marathi; these are corroborated by Eaton. The reign of the Deccan Sultanates lasted until the late 17th century, when Aurangzeb brought the region into the Mughal Empire and established Aurangabad as the Deccan's capital.
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Original:  Major cities of this region that served as centres of Persian patronage included Gulbarga, Bidar, Bijapur, and Golconda. Notable Persian literature produced includes Futuh-us-Salatin, and the Bahmannamāh .
Revised:  In the late 18th century, while Delhi courts began to turn to Urdu, literary cultivation in Persian remained healthy in the Deccan. It was finally eclipsed by Urdu in the 19th century .
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Original: bilkul (surely/definitely), garm (hot), tāzā (fresh), āzād (free/independent)Other Function words:khud (oneself), magar (but), lekin (but), afsōs (alas), shabāsh (well done)Sources in order of importance: The Persian language is now largely defunct in the Indian subcontinent.
Revised: bilkul (surely/definitely), garm (hot), tāzā (fresh), āzād (free/independent)Other function words:khud (oneself), magar (but), lekin (but), afsōs (alas), shabāsh (well done)Sources in order of importance: The Persian language is now largely defunct in the Indian subcontinent.
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Original:   Though Arabic largely dominates the realm of Islamic liturgy and theology in the Indian subcontinent, Persian can also be seen in some religious spheres: the dhikr sessions of Sufism often employ Persian poetry in song, and the Sufi devotional music genre of qawwali also uses Persian in parallel with local languages.
Revised:  Commenting on the state of the field in 2008, Abidi and Gargesh wrote that there was a "general lack of interest" in Persian studies. Though Arabic largely dominates the realm of Islamic liturgy and theology in the Indian subcontinent, Persian can also be seen in some religious spheres: the dhikr sessions of Sufism often employ Persian poetry in song, and the Sufi devotional music genre of qawwali also uses Persian in parallel with local languages.
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Original:   Though Arabic largely dominates the realm of Islamic liturgy and theology in the Indian subcontinent, Persian can also be seen in some religious spheres: the dhikr sessions of Sufism often employ Persian poetry in song, and the Sufi devotional music genre of qawwali also uses Persian in parallel with local languages.
Revised:  Though Arabic largely dominates the realm of Islamic liturgy and theology in the Indian subcontinent, Persian can be seen in some religious spheres: the dhikr sessions of Sufism often employ Persian poetry in song, and the Sufi devotional music genre of qawwali also uses Persian in parallel with local languages.
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Original: Parsi community A minor, but parallel vehicle for the Persian language was the arrival of Zoroastrian Persians in the subcontinent, fleeing from the Muslim conquest of Persia in the 7th century.
Revised:  A minor, but parallel vehicle for the Persian language was the arrival of Zoroastrian Persians in the subcontinent, fleeing from the Muslim conquest of Persia in the 7th century.
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Original: Behavioral ethics in  different fields Behavioral ethics and education In ethics teaching and research, ethics is arguably the "next big thing" because its � investigation agenda has generated many knowledge on why and how people choose and act when being confronted with ethical subject, which was unknown previously  .
Revised: Behavioral ethics lead to the development of ethical models such as the so-called "bystander intervention", which describes ethical behavior as far harder to display because of what we learn from social institutions such as family, school, and religion. Here, intervening in an ethically challenging situation means that an individual must go through several steps and that failure to complete all means a failure to behave ethically. different fields Behavioral ethics and education In ethics teaching and research, ethics is arguably the "next big thing" because its � investigation agenda has generated many knowledge on why and how people choose and act when being confronted with ethical subject, which was unknown previously .
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Original: Behavioral ethics in  different fields Behavioral ethics and education In ethics teaching and research, ethics is arguably the "next big thing" because its � investigation agenda has generated many knowledge on why and how people choose and act when being confronted with ethical subject, which was unknown previously  .
Revised: Behavioral ethics in Behavioral ethics in different fields Behavioral ethics and education In ethics teaching and research, ethics is arguably the "next big thing" because its � investigation agenda has generated many knowledge on why and how people choose and act when being confronted with ethical subject, which was unknown previously .
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Original: Behavioral ethics in  different fields Behavioral ethics and education In ethics teaching and research, ethics is arguably the "next big thing" because its � investigation agenda has generated many knowledge on why and how people choose and act when being confronted with ethical subject, which was unknown previously  .
Revised: Behavioral ethics in different fields Behavioral ethics and education In ethics teaching and research, ethics is arguably the "next big thing" because its investigation agenda has generated many knowledge on why and how people choose and act when being confronted with ethical subject, which was unknown previously .
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Original: Behavioral ethics in  different fields Behavioral ethics and education In ethics teaching and research, ethics is arguably the "next big thing" because its � investigation agenda has generated many knowledge on why and how people choose and act when being confronted with ethical subject, which was unknown previously  .
Revised: Behavioral ethics in different fields Behavioral ethics and education In ethics teaching and research, ethics is arguably the "next big thing" because its � investigation agenda has generated many knowledge on why and how people choose and act when being confronted with ethical subject, which was unknown previously . Based on the extant body of ethics course books and course plans from fields such as medicine, teaching, accounting, and journalism, "moral reasoning" - along with associated skills - is often an established objective. Behavioral ethics, however, is distinguished from the concept of moral reasoning because ethical behavior is primarily driven by a diverse set of intuitive processes over which individuals have little conscious control. Behavioral ethics calls for a model of ethics in education that focuses not on directly modeling good ethical reasoning but on the way people think clearly and impartially about ethical problems .
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Original: In modern fiction Several films have dealt with the concept, among them Ghostbusters (1984), The Entity (1982), Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 7), Ghost (1990), Dusk Maiden of Amnesia (2008) , It Follows (2014 ) and Sex Education(2019 ).
Revised: In modern fiction Several films have dealt with the concept, among them Ghostbusters (1984), The Entity (1982), Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 7), Ghost (1990), Dusk Maiden of Amnesia (2008) and It Follows (2014 ) and Sex Education(2019 ).
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Original: In modern fiction Several films have dealt with the concept, among them Ghostbusters (1984), The Entity (1982), Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 7), Ghost (1990), Dusk Maiden of Amnesia (2008) , It Follows (2014 ) and Sex Education(2019 ).
Revised: In modern fiction Several films have dealt with the concept, among them Ghostbusters (1984), The Entity (1982), Star Trek: The Next Generation (Season 7), Ghost (1990), Dusk Maiden of Amnesia (2008) , It Follows (2014 ).
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Original:  Its cost is estimated between $8 and $12 billion. While Argentina and Chile are large consumers of gas (50 percent and 25 percent respectively), other South American countries are a lot less dependent. Nationalization of natural gas industry On May 1, 2006 president Evo Morales signed a decree stating that all gas reserves were to be nationalized: "the state recovers ownership, possession and total and absolute control" of hydrocarbons. He thus realized his electoral promises, declaring that "We are not a government of mere promises: we follow through on what we propose and what the people demand". The announcement was timed to coincide with Labor Day on May 1. Ordering the military and engineers of YPFB, the state firm, to occupy and secure energy installations, he gave foreign companies a six-month "transition period" to re-negotiate contracts, or face expulsion. Nevertheless, president Morales stated that the nationalization would not take the form of expropriations or confiscations. Vice President Álvaro García said in La Paz's main plaza that the government's energy-related revenue will jump to $ 780 million next year, expanding nearly sixfold from 2002.
Revised:  Its cost is estimated between $8 and $12 billion. While Argentina and Chile are large consumers of gas (50 percent and 25 percent respectively), other South American countries are a lot less dependent. Nationalization of natural gas industry On May 1, 2006 president Evo Morales signed a decree stating that all gas reserves were to be nationalized: "the state recovers ownership, possession and total and absolute control" of hydrocarbons. He thus realized his electoral promises, declaring that "We are not a government of mere promises: we follow through on what we propose and what the people demand". The announcement was timed to coincide with Labor Day on May 1. Ordering the military and engineers of YPFB, the state firm, to occupy and secure energy installations, he gave foreign companies a six-month "transition period" to re-negotiate contracts, or face expulsion. Nevertheless, president Morales stated that the nationalization would not take the form of expropriations or confiscations. Vice President Álvaro García Linera said in La Paz's main plaza that the government's energy-related revenue will jump to $ 780 million next year, expanding nearly sixfold from 2002.
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Original: Felipe Quispe and peasant farmers Felipe Quispe is a radical Aymara leader who wishes to return control of the country from what he sees as the "white elite" to the indigenous Aymaran people who make up the majority of the country's population.
Revised: Felipe Quispe and peasant farmers Felipe Quispe was a radical Aymara leader who wishes to return control of the country from what he sees as the "white elite" to the indigenous Aymaran people who make up the majority of the country's population.
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Original: Felipe Quispe and peasant farmers Felipe Quispe is a radical Aymara leader who wishes to return control of the country from what he sees as the "white elite" to the indigenous Aymaran people who make up the majority of the country's population.
Revised: Felipe Quispe and peasant farmers Felipe Quispe is a radical Aymara leader who wished to return control of the country from what he sees as the "white elite" to the indigenous Aymaran people who make up the majority of the country's population.
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Original: Felipe Quispe and peasant farmers Felipe Quispe is a radical Aymara leader who wishes to return control of the country from what he sees as the "white elite" to the indigenous Aymaran people who make up the majority of the country's population.
Revised: Felipe Quispe and peasant farmers Felipe Quispe is a radical Aymara leader who wishes to return control of the country from what he saw as the "white elite" to the indigenous Aymaran people who make up the majority of the country's population.
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Original:  Ibid., p.87 Critical of orthodox Marxism and the policies of the Polish United Workers Party (which they both were members of), Baczko and Kołakowski became inconvenient figures for the Polish authorities.
Revised:  Critical of orthodox Marxism and the policies of the Polish United Workers Party (which they both were members of), Baczko and Kołakowski became inconvenient figures for the Polish authorities.
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Original:  Ibid., p. 47 Their methodology borrowed from Marxism, hermeneutics, German sociology of knowledge, existentialism and elements of Claude Lévi-Strauss' structuralismŚpiewak Paweł, "W pół drogi.
Revised:  Their methodology borrowed from Marxism, hermeneutics, German sociology of knowledge, existentialism and elements of Claude Lévi-Strauss' structuralismŚpiewak Paweł, "W pół drogi.
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Original:  Warszawska Szkoła Historyków Idei", Więź 1981, No. 5, pp. 40 -43 and aimed to describe historical phenomena without making statements about their truth or falsity.
Revised:  Warszawska Szkoła Historyków Idei", Więź 1981, No. 5. and aimed to describe historical phenomena without making statements about their truth or falsity.
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Original: Other examples of shared historical authority include StoryCorps,  City of Memory, and Philaplace, an internet based neighborhood history project produced by the Historical Society of Philadelphia that combines scholarly essays with stories from anyone who cares to submit one.
Revised: Other examples of shared historical authority include StoryCorps, the City of Memory, and Philaplace, an internet based neighborhood history project produced by the Historical Society of Philadelphia that combines scholarly essays with stories from anyone who cares to submit one.
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Original: Other examples of shared historical authority include StoryCorps,  City of Memory, and Philaplace, an internet based neighborhood history project produced by the Historical Society of Philadelphia that combines scholarly essays with stories from anyone who cares to submit one.
Revised: Other examples of shared historical authority include StoryCorps, City of Memory, and Philaplace, an internet-based neighborhood history project produced by the Historical Society of Philadelphia that combines scholarly essays with stories from anyone who cares to submit one.
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Original:  The truck is fitted with a recording studio, mobile workshop space, and a gallery for pop-up exhibits that features built-in speakers, a flat screen television, a roll-down screen and projector, and even an outside exhibit wall.
Revised:  The truck is fitted with a recording studio, mobile workshop space, and a gallery for pop-up exhibits that features built-in speakers, a flat-screen television, a roll-down screen and projector, and even an outside exhibit wall.
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Original:  German Institute Iowa State University - University Kent State University - University Lumiant Corporation - Private Company Matsci AI - Private Company NASA Glenn Research Center - US National Laboratory North Carolina State University - University Oak Ridge National Laboratory - US National Laboratory Pacific Northwest National Laboratory - US National Laboratory Purdue University - University Uncountable - Private Company University of Buffalo - University University of Utah -  University
Revised:  German Institute Iowa State University - University Kent State University - University Lumiant Corporation - Private Company Matsci AI - Private Company NASA Glenn Research Center - US National Laboratory North Carolina State University - University Oak Ridge National Laboratory - US National Laboratory Pacific Northwest National Laboratory - US National Laboratory Purdue University - University Uncountable - Private Company University of Buffalo - University University of Utah - University Curtarolo Materials Lab - Duke University
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Original: Steve Reevis (August 14, 1962 – December 7, 2017) was a Native American actor and member of the Blackfoot tribe known for his roles in the films Fargo, Last of the Dogmen, and Dances with Wolves.
Revised: Steve Reevis (August 14, 1962 – December 7, 2017) was an actor and member of the Blackfoot tribe known for his roles in the films Fargo, Last of the Dogmen, and Dances with Wolves.
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Original:  Early life and career Steve Reevis was born on August 14, 1962 in Browning, Montana to father Lloyd "Curley" and mother Lila Reevis.
Revised:  Early life and education Steve Reevis was born on August 14, 1962 in Browning, Montana to father Lloyd "Curley" and mother Lila Reevis.
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Original: Filmography Film Twins (1988) - Native American Grim Prairie Tales (1990) - Indian Child Dances with Wolves (1990) - Sioux #1 / Warrior # 1 The Doors (1991) -
Revised: Filmography Film +YearTitleRoleNotes1988TwinsIndian1990Grim Prairie TalesIndian Child1990Dances with WolvesSioux #1 / Warrior # 1 The Doors (1991) -
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Original:  Sioux #1 / Warrior # 1 The Doors (1991) - Indian in Desert Posse (1993) - Two Bears Geronimo : An American Legend (1993) -
Revised:  Sioux #1 / Warrior # 11991The DoorsIndian in Desert1993PosseTwo Bears1993Geronimo : An American Legend (1993) -
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Original:  Two Bears Geronimo : An American Legend (1993) - Chato Last of the Dogmen (1995) - Yellow Wolf Wild Bill (1995) - Sioux Chief Follow Me Home (1996) - Freddy Fargo (1996) - Shep Proudfoot Crazy Horse (1996, TV Movie) The Outfitters (1999) - Sam Keno Highway 395 (2000) - Sim Lundy The Missing (2003) - Two Stone The Longest Yard (2005) - Baby Face Bob The Cherokee Word for Water (2013) - Johnson Soap Road to Paloma (2014) - Totonka The Jingle Dress (2014) - Buff Fishing Naked (2015) - Art (final film role) Television Promised Land - episode "The Outrage" ( 1997 ) - Sheriff Lamont Nez Walker, Texas Ranger - episode " Mayday" (1997) - Jake Stonecrow JAG - episode " The Return of Jimmy Blackhorse" (1998) - Sammy Wheeler Walker, Texas Ranger - episode " Way of the Warrior" (1999) - John Wolf / Lone Wolf.
Revised:  Two Bears Geronimo : An American LegendChato1995Last of the DogmenYellow Wolf1995Wild BillSioux Chief1996Follow Me HomeFreddy1996FargoShep Proudfoot 1999The OutfittersSam Keno2000Highway 395Sim Lundy2003The MissingTwo Stone2005The Longest YardBaby Face Bob2013The Cherokee Word for Water (2013) - Johnson Soap Road to Paloma (2014) - Totonka The Jingle Dress (2014) - Buff Fishing Naked (2015) - Art (final film role) Television Promised Land - episode "The Outrage" ( 1997 ) - Sheriff Lamont Nez Walker, Texas Ranger - episode " Mayday" (1997) - Jake Stonecrow JAG - episode " The Return of Jimmy Blackhorse" (1998) - Sammy Wheeler Walker, Texas Ranger - episode " Way of the Warrior" (1999) - John Wolf / Lone Wolf.
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Original:  Baby Face Bob The Cherokee Word for Water (2013) - Johnson Soap Road to Paloma (2014) - Totonka The Jingle Dress (2014) - Buff Fishing Naked (2015) - Art (final film role) Television Promised Land - episode "The Outrage" ( 1997 ) - Sheriff Lamont Nez Walker, Texas Ranger - episode " Mayday" (1997) - Jake Stonecrow JAG - episode " The Return of Jimmy Blackhorse" (1998) - Sammy Wheeler Walker, Texas Ranger - episode " Way of the Warrior" (1999) - John Wolf / Lone Wolf.
Revised:  Baby Face Bob The Cherokee Word for WaterJohnson Soap2014Road to PalomaTotonka2014The Jingle DressBuff2015Fishing NakedArt Television Promised Land - episode "The Outrage" ( 1997 ) - Sheriff Lamont Nez Walker, Texas Ranger - episode " Mayday" (1997) - Jake Stonecrow JAG - episode " The Return of Jimmy Blackhorse" (1998) - Sammy Wheeler Walker, Texas Ranger - episode " Way of the Warrior" (1999) - John Wolf / Lone Wolf.
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