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Original:  (enlarge) Of concern to groups such as Amnesty International who campaign for the camp's closure, or Human Rights Watch concerned about prisoner handling under the prisoner of war aspects of the Geneva Convention , is the fact that policy for newly admitted detainees still allows for up to 4 weeks where access to the detainee by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) may be denied.
Revised:  (enlarge) Of concern to groups such as Amnesty International who campaign for the camp's closure, or Human Rights Watch concerned about prisoner handling under the prisoner of war aspects of the , is the fact that policy for newly admitted detainees still allows for up to 4 weeks where access to the detainee by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) may be denied.
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Original:  (enlarge) Of concern to groups such as Amnesty International who campaign for the camp's closure, or Human Rights Watch concerned about prisoner handling under the prisoner of war aspects of the Geneva Convention , is the fact that policy for newly admitted detainees still allows for up to 4 weeks where access to the detainee by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) may be denied.
Revised:  (enlarge) Of concern to groups such as Amnesty International who campaign for the camp's closure, or Human Rights Watch concerned about prisoner handling under the prisoner of war aspects of the Geneva Convention , is the fact that policy for newly admitted detainees still allows for up to 4 weeks where access to the detainee by the (ICRC) may be denied.
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Original:  Wikileaks speculated that many of these changes might have stemmed from the widely publicised case of James Yee . Captain Yee, a West Point graduate, served at the Guantanamo Bay base as a Muslim chaplain to the detainees and received two Distinguished Service medals for his work.
Revised:  Wikileaks speculated that many of these changes might have stemmed from the widely publicised case of . Captain Yee, a West Point graduate, served at the Guantanamo Bay base as a Muslim chaplain to the detainees and received two Distinguished Service medals for his work.
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Original:  Wikileaks speculated that many of these changes might have stemmed from the widely publicised case of James Yee . Captain Yee, a West Point graduate, served at the Guantanamo Bay base as a Muslim chaplain to the detainees and received two Distinguished Service medals for his work.
Revised:  Wikileaks speculated that many of these changes might have stemmed from the widely publicised case of James Yee . Captain Yee, a graduate, served at the Guantanamo Bay base as a Muslim chaplain to the detainees and received two Distinguished Service medals for his work.
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Original:  Wikileaks speculated that many of these changes might have stemmed from the widely publicised case of James Yee . Captain Yee, a West Point graduate, served at the Guantanamo Bay base as a Muslim chaplain to the detainees and received two Distinguished Service medals for his work.
Revised:  Wikileaks speculated that many of these changes might have stemmed from the widely publicised case of James Yee . Captain Yee, a West Point graduate, served at the Guantanamo Bay base as a chaplain to the detainees and received two Distinguished Service medals for his work.
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Original:  Following discovery of a list of detainees and interrogators by U.S. Customs in Florida Yee was charged with sedition , aiding the enemy, spying, espionage, and failure to obey a general order.
Revised:  Following discovery of a list of detainees and interrogators by U.S. Customs in Florida Yee was charged with , aiding the enemy, spying, espionage, and failure to obey a general order.
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Original:  (enlarge) Of concern to groups such as Amnesty International who campaign for the camp's closure, or  concerned about prisoner handling under the prisoner of war aspects of the , is the fact that policy for newly admitted detainees still allows for up to 4 weeks where access to the detainee by the  (ICRC) may be denied.
Revised:  (enlarge) Of concern to groups such as Amnesty International who campaign for the camp's closure, or Human Rights Watch concerned about prisoner handling under the prisoner of war aspects of the , is the fact that policy for newly admitted detainees still allows for up to 4 weeks where access to the detainee by the (ICRC) may be denied.
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Original:  (enlarge) Of concern to groups such as Amnesty International who campaign for the camp's closure, or  concerned about prisoner handling under the prisoner of war aspects of the , is the fact that policy for newly admitted detainees still allows for up to 4 weeks where access to the detainee by the  (ICRC) may be denied.
Revised:  (enlarge) Of concern to groups such as Amnesty International who campaign for the camp's closure, or concerned about prisoner handling under the prisoner of war aspects of the , is the fact that policy for newly admitted detainees still allows for up to 4 weeks where access to the detainee by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) may be denied.
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Original:  Both the declaration of the new Agenda item, as well as the setting up of the Contact group, came after lengthly discussions that were polarized between the Group of 77 + China (G77+C), which is comprised of about 130 nations with developing industries, and the Umbrella group, which consists of most of the nations with highly industrialized economies, but the EU countries. . The sub-body, called the Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI)
Revised:  Both the declaration of the new Agenda item, as well as the setting up of the Contact group, came after lengthy discussions that were polarized between the Group of 77 + China (G77+C), which is comprised of about 130 nations with developing industries, and the Umbrella group, which consists of most of the nations with highly industrialized economies, but the EU countries. . The sub-body, called the Subsidiary Body for Implementation (SBI)
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Original:  Since acrylamide forms naturally in a wide variety of cooked foods, it is not possible to have a healthy, balanced diet that avoids it," said a Food Standards Agency spokesman . Scientists followed and monitored 120,000 people over an 11 year period , of whom 62,000 were women.
Revised:  Since acrylamide forms naturally in a wide variety of cooked foods, it is not possible to have a healthy, balanced diet that avoids it," said a Food Standards Agency spokesperson . Scientists followed and monitored 120,000 people over an 11 year period , of whom 62,000 were women.
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Original:  Since acrylamide forms naturally in a wide variety of cooked foods, it is not possible to have a healthy, balanced diet that avoids it," said a Food Standards Agency spokesman . Scientists followed and monitored 120,000 people over an 11 year period , of whom 62,000 were women.
Revised:  Since acrylamide forms naturally in a wide variety of cooked foods, it is not possible to have a healthy, balanced diet that avoids it," said a Food Standards Agency spokesman . Scientists followed and monitored 120,000 people over an 11-year-period , of whom 62,000 were women.
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Original:  After the current President of the Republic of China Shui-bian Chen heard those words, he replied: "Did he mean on Lian-ying Li's?" But the w:Vice President of the Republic of China |Vice President Annette Lu said: "Depend on what Frank (Hsieh) will say."
Revised:  After the current President of the Republic of China Shui-bian Chen heard those words, he replied: "Did he mean on Lian-ying Li's?" But the Vice President Annette Lu said: "Depend on what Frank (Hsieh) will say."
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Original:  A man with a rifle opened fire at a busy department store at the Westroads Mall in Omaha, Nebraska Wednesday, killing at least 8 people and injuring five, before taking his own life.
Revised:  A boy with a rifle opened fire at a busy department store at the Westroads Mall in Omaha, Nebraska Wednesday, killing at least 8 people and injuring five, before taking his own life.
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Original: The United States Supreme Court The United States Supreme Court has heard a plea that terrorism suspects being held at the U.S. Naval base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, should be given the opportunity to challenge their detention in American courts.
Revised: The United States Supreme Court The United States Supreme Court has heard a plea that terrorism suspects being held at the U.S. base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, should be given the opportunity to challenge their detention in American courts.
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Original:  Some of the other justices appeared more sympathetic, including Justice Stephen Breyer . Since 2002, just three prisoners have been formally charged, and only one has been convicted, as part of a plea bargain.
Revised:  Some of the other justices appeared more sympathetic, including Justice . Since 2002, just three prisoners have been formally charged, and only one has been convicted, as part of a plea bargain.
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Original: ," said Vincent Warren, executive director of the Center for Constitutional Rights . "If the courts are going to be in charge of the conduct of warfare, we are going to be a much less safe country," said Andrew C. McCarthy, who is with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies .
Revised: ," said Vincent Warren, executive director of the . "If the courts are going to be in charge of the conduct of warfare, we are going to be a much less safe country," said Andrew C. McCarthy, who is with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies .
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Original: ," said Vincent Warren, executive director of the Center for Constitutional Rights . "If the courts are going to be in charge of the conduct of warfare, we are going to be a much less safe country," said Andrew C. McCarthy, who is with the Foundation for Defense of Democracies .
Revised: ," said Vincent Warren, executive director of the Center for Constitutional Rights . "If the courts are going to be in charge of the conduct of warfare, we are going to be a much less safe country," said Andrew C. McCarthy, who is with the .
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Original:  "Most of my fellow students feel that the French are politically and militarily weak," said Doeg. "And their people are stuck up."%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Doeg believes that he and his classmates are not without reason for their perceptions about the French.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Doeg believes that he and his classmates are not without reason for their perceptions about the French.
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Original:     Southwest Missouri State (SMS) finance major, Fabian Florant, got straight to the point when discussing another student 's first assumption that the French are weak.
Revised: Bryan Doeg, a military science student at the University of Central Florida, outlined the two prevailing thoughts that are the basis for many of these anti-French sentiments. Southwest Missouri State (SMS) finance major, Fabian Florant, got straight to the point when discussing another student 's first assumption that the French are weak.
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Original:     Southwest Missouri State (SMS) finance major, Fabian Florant, got straight to the point when discussing another student 's first assumption that the French are weak.
Revised:  "Most of my fellow students feel that the French are politically and militarily weak," said Doeg. "And their people are stuck up." Southwest Missouri State (SMS) finance major, Fabian Florant, got straight to the point when discussing another student 's first assumption that the French are weak.
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Original:     Southwest Missouri State (SMS) finance major, Fabian Florant, got straight to the point when discussing another student 's first assumption that the French are weak.
Revised:  Doeg believes that he and his classmates are not without reason for their perceptions about the French. Southwest Missouri State (SMS) finance major, Fabian Florant, got straight to the point when discussing another student 's first assumption that the French are weak.
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Original:     Southwest Missouri State (SMS) finance major, Fabian Florant, got straight to the point when discussing another student 's first assumption that the French are weak.
Revised:  "They are weak because of France's decline in power over the last century and it's defeats against the Germans and Algerians," Doeg said. "And most of my experiences regarding their arrogance comes from soldiers who visited France and were treated like untouchables by the locals." Southwest Missouri State (SMS) finance major, Fabian Florant, got straight to the point when discussing another student 's first assumption that the French are weak.
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Original: Image:Flaccid and erect human penis. [    
Revised: Image:Flaccid and erect human penis. With the exception of Rhode Island, VoIP's 911 callers were delivered to the administrative offices of a public-safety answering point, instead of connecting directly to a standard 911 dispatcher. The resulting time delay was a consequence of the phone provider's refusal to give VoIP providers access to the 911 infrastructure. Vonage Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Citron in a recent letter to Qwest Chairman and CEO Richard Notebaert, wrote "I applaud you[ 
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Original: Image:Flaccid and erect human penis. [    
Revised: Image:Flaccid and erect human penis. [ Vonage claims "that SBC has agreed to begin discussions on working cooperatively to improve 911 offerings available to customers using VoIP." Vonage attorney William Wilhelm, in a letter to the FCC, "noted its concern that SBC has already provided 911 interconnection access to its unregulated VoIP affiliate.”
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Original: Politicians from two coalitions like Premier of the Republic of China Chun-hsiung Chang, KMT 2008 Presidential Candidate Ying-jeou Ma, Magistrate of Taipei County Hsi-wei Chou, Minister of the Government Information Office Chih-wei Hsieh, and current President of the Republic of China Shui-bian Chen all criticized on this incident and hope 5 hurt reporters can recovered soon.
Revised: Politicians from two coalitions like Premier of the Republic of China Chun-hsiung Chang, KMT 2008 Presidential Candidate Ying-jeou Ma, Magistrate of Taipei County Hsi-wei Chou, Minister of the Government Information Office Chih-wei Hsieh, and current President of the Republic of China Shui-bian Chen all criticized on this incident and hoped 5 hurt reporters can recovered soon.
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Original: Politicians from two coalitions like Premier of the Republic of China Chun-hsiung Chang, KMT 2008 Presidential Candidate Ying-jeou Ma, Magistrate of Taipei County Hsi-wei Chou, Minister of the Government Information Office Chih-wei Hsieh, and current President of the Republic of China Shui-bian Chen all criticized on this incident and hope 5 hurt reporters can recovered soon.
Revised: Politicians from two coalitions like Premier of the Republic of China Chun-hsiung Chang, KMT 2008 Presidential Candidate Ying-jeou Ma, Magistrate of Taipei County Hsi-wei Chou, Minister of the Government Information Office Chih-wei Hsieh, and current President of the Republic of China Shui-bian Chen all criticized on this incident and hope 5 hurt reporters can recover soon.
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Original: Lordi opening This year's Eurovision Song Contest Finnish theatrical hard rock band Lordi have released Beast Loose in Paradise - which will be the soundtrack to the band's upcoming horror movie Dark Floors - as a downloadable single.
Revised: Lordi opening this year's Eurovision Song Contest Finnish theatrical hard rock band Lordi have released Beast Loose in Paradise - which will be the soundtrack to the band's upcoming horror movie Dark Floors - as a downloadable single.
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Original: 200px|Space Shuttle Atlantis NASA have today announced that the launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis, mission STS-122 , which is a module delivery mission to the International Space Station (ISS), will be delayed until January 2nd, 2008 at the earliest, after scrubbing today's launch attempt, and an earlier attempt on December 6th.
Revised: 200px|Space Shuttle Atlantis NASA have today announced that the launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis, mission , which is a module delivery mission to the International Space Station (ISS), will be delayed until January 2nd, 2008 at the earliest, after scrubbing today's launch attempt, and an earlier attempt on December 6th.
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Original: Central Intelligence Agency chief Michael Hayden The U.S. Congress has launched its own inquiry into a decision by the U.S spy agency to destroy tapes of interrogations of terror suspects, with Central Intelligence Agency chief Michael Hayden testifying before lawmakers this week.
Revised: Central Intelligence Agency chief Michael Hayden The United States Congress has launched its own inquiry into a decision by the U.S spy agency to destroy tapes of interrogations of terror suspects, with Central Intelligence Agency chief Michael Hayden testifying before lawmakers this week.
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Original: Central Intelligence Agency chief Michael Hayden The United States Congress has launched its own inquiry into a decision by the U.S spy agency to destroy tapes of interrogations of terror suspects, with Central Intelligence Agency chief Michael Hayden testifying before lawmakers this week.
Revised: Central Intelligence Agency chief The United States Congress has launched its own inquiry into a decision by the U.S spy agency to destroy tapes of interrogations of terror suspects, with Central Intelligence Agency chief Michael Hayden testifying before lawmakers this week.
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Original: Central Intelligence Agency chief Michael Hayden The United States Congress has launched its own inquiry into a decision by the U.S spy agency to destroy tapes of interrogations of terror suspects, with Central Intelligence Agency chief Michael Hayden testifying before lawmakers this week.
Revised: Central Intelligence Agency chief Michael Hayden The United States Congress has launched its own inquiry into a decision by the U.S spy agency to destroy tapes of interrogations of terror suspects, with Central Intelligence Agency chief testifying before lawmakers this week.
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Original:  They were destroyed in 2005, and Congressional critics charge that could amount to tampering with legal evidence and obstruction of justice . Democrat Joe Biden of Delaware, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and former chair of the Judiciary panel , says the preliminary joint inquiry by the Justice Department and the CIA announced yesterday is not enough.
Revised:  They were destroyed in 2005, and Congressional critics charge that could amount to tampering with legal evidence and . Democrat Joe Biden of Delaware, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and former chair of the Judiciary panel , says the preliminary joint inquiry by the Justice Department and the CIA announced yesterday is not enough.
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Original:  They were destroyed in 2005, and Congressional critics charge that could amount to tampering with legal evidence and obstruction of justice . Democrat Joe Biden of Delaware, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and former chair of the Judiciary panel , says the preliminary joint inquiry by the Justice Department and the CIA announced yesterday is not enough.
Revised:  They were destroyed in 2005, and Congressional critics charge that could amount to tampering with legal evidence and obstruction of justice . Democrat Joe Biden of Delaware, chairman of the and former chair of the Judiciary panel , says the preliminary joint inquiry by the Justice Department and the CIA announced yesterday is not enough.
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Original:  They were destroyed in 2005, and Congressional critics charge that could amount to tampering with legal evidence and obstruction of justice . Democrat Joe Biden of Delaware, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and former chair of the Judiciary panel , says the preliminary joint inquiry by the Justice Department and the CIA announced yesterday is not enough.
Revised:  They were destroyed in 2005, and Congressional critics charge that could amount to tampering with legal evidence and obstruction of justice . Democrat Joe Biden of Delaware, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and former chair of the , says the preliminary joint inquiry by the Justice Department and the CIA announced yesterday is not enough.
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Original:  They were destroyed in 2005, and Congressional critics charge that could amount to tampering with legal evidence and obstruction of justice . Democrat Joe Biden of Delaware, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and former chair of the Judiciary panel , says the preliminary joint inquiry by the Justice Department and the CIA announced yesterday is not enough.
Revised:  They were destroyed in 2005, and Congressional critics charge that could amount to tampering with legal evidence and obstruction of justice . Democrat Joe Biden of Delaware, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and former chair of the Judiciary panel , says the preliminary joint inquiry by the and the CIA announced yesterday is not enough.
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Original:  Medvedev, who is the current deputy prime minister of the Russian government and the chairman in the board of directors of Gazprom , was also backed by three other parties and by the current president Vladimir Putin.
Revised:  Medvedev, who is the current deputy prime minister of the and the chairman in the board of directors of Gazprom , was also backed by three other parties and by the current president Vladimir Putin.
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Original:  Both explosions were car bombs, at least one of which is being called a suicide bombing . Jean Fabre, of the United Nations Development Programme , said that 10 staff members had been killed by the bomb which was outide the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 's offices.
Revised:  Both explosions were car bombs, at least one of which is being called a . Jean Fabre, of the United Nations Development Programme , said that 10 staff members had been killed by the bomb which was outide the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 's offices.
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Original:  Both explosions were car bombs, at least one of which is being called a suicide bombing . Jean Fabre, of the United Nations Development Programme , said that 10 staff members had been killed by the bomb which was outide the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 's offices.
Revised:  Both explosions were car bombs, at least one of which is being called a suicide bombing . Jean Fabre, of the , said that 10 staff members had been killed by the bomb which was outide the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 's offices.
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Original:  Both explosions were car bombs, at least one of which is being called a suicide bombing . Jean Fabre, of the United Nations Development Programme , said that 10 staff members had been killed by the bomb which was outide the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 's offices.
Revised:  Both explosions were car bombs, at least one of which is being called a suicide bombing . Jean Fabre, of the United Nations Development Programme , said that 10 staff members had been killed by the bomb which was outside the 's offices.
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