wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  References See also All the Fish in the Sea: Maximum Sustainable Yield and the Failure of Fisheries Management by Carmel Finley The Sea Knows No Boundaries: A Century of Marine Science Under ICES by Helen Rozwadowski : Category:2006 non-fiction books : Category:Environmental history : Category:Environmental non-fiction books : Category:Maritime history : Category:History of science and technology : Category:History of Cana
Revised:  References See also All the Fish in the Sea: Maximum Sustainable Yield and the Failure of Fisheries Management by Carmel Finley The Sea Knows No Boundaries: A Century of Marine Science Under ICES by Helen Rozwadowski : Category:2006 non-fiction books : Category:Environmental history Category:Environmental non-fiction books : Category:Maritime history : Category:History of science and technology : Category:History of Cana
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Original:  References See also All the Fish in the Sea: Maximum Sustainable Yield and the Failure of Fisheries Management by Carmel Finley The Sea Knows No Boundaries: A Century of Marine Science Under ICES by Helen Rozwadowski : Category:2006 non-fiction books : Category:Environmental history : Category:Environmental non-fiction books : Category:Maritime history : Category:History of science and technology : Category:History of Cana
Revised:  References See also All the Fish in the Sea: Maximum Sustainable Yield and the Failure of Fisheries Management by Carmel Finley The Sea Knows No Boundaries: A Century of Marine Science Under ICES by Helen Rozwadowski : Category:2006 non-fiction books : Category:Environmental history : Category:Environmental non-fiction books Category:Maritime history : Category:History of science and technology : Category:History of Cana
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Original:  References See also All the Fish in the Sea: Maximum Sustainable Yield and the Failure of Fisheries Management by Carmel Finley The Sea Knows No Boundaries: A Century of Marine Science Under ICES by Helen Rozwadowski : Category:2006 non-fiction books : Category:Environmental history : Category:Environmental non-fiction books : Category:Maritime history : Category:History of science and technology : Category:History of Cana
Revised:  References See also All the Fish in the Sea: Maximum Sustainable Yield and the Failure of Fisheries Management by Carmel Finley The Sea Knows No Boundaries: A Century of Marine Science Under ICES by Helen Rozwadowski : Category:2006 non-fiction books : Category:Environmental history : Category:Environmental non-fiction books : Category:Maritime history Category:History of science and technology : Category:History of Cana
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Original:  References See also All the Fish in the Sea: Maximum Sustainable Yield and the Failure of Fisheries Management by Carmel Finley The Sea Knows No Boundaries: A Century of Marine Science Under ICES by Helen Rozwadowski : Category:2006 non-fiction books : Category:Environmental history : Category:Environmental non-fiction books : Category:Maritime history : Category:History of science and technology : Category:History of Cana
Revised:  References See also All the Fish in the Sea: Maximum Sustainable Yield and the Failure of Fisheries Management by Carmel Finley The Sea Knows No Boundaries: A Century of Marine Science Under ICES by Helen Rozwadowski : Category:2006 non-fiction books : Category:Environmental history : Category:Environmental non-fiction books : Category:Maritime history : Category:History of science and technology Category:History of Cana
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Original:  Between the world War I and the world War II, since many British military officers of British raj and their families did not like to be treated by the Indian doctors of IMS , however shortage of doctors due to the outbreak of the World War II forced british raj to recruit Indian doctors not only as  lower grade IMD (Indian Medical Department) but also as IMS at higher grade which was previously available only to British nationals.
Revised:  Between the First and Second World Wars, many British military officers of British raj and their families did not like to be treated by the Indian doctors of IMS , however shortage of doctors due to the outbreak of the World War II forced british raj to recruit Indian doctors not only as lower grade IMD (Indian Medical Department) but also as IMS at higher grade which was previously available only to British nationals.
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Original:  Between the world War I and the world War II, since many British military officers of British raj and their families did not like to be treated by the Indian doctors of IMS , however shortage of doctors due to the outbreak of the World War II forced british raj to recruit Indian doctors not only as  lower grade IMD (Indian Medical Department) but also as IMS at higher grade which was previously available only to British nationals.
Revised:  Between the world War I and the world War II, since many British military officers of British raj and their families did not like to be treated by the Indian doctors of IMS . However, the shortage of doctors due to the outbreak of the World War II forced british raj to recruit Indian doctors not only as lower grade IMD (Indian Medical Department) but also as IMS at higher grade which was previously available only to British nationals.
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Original:  Between the world War I and the world War II, since many British military officers of British raj and their families did not like to be treated by the Indian doctors of IMS , however shortage of doctors due to the outbreak of the World War II forced british raj to recruit Indian doctors not only as  lower grade IMD (Indian Medical Department) but also as IMS at higher grade which was previously available only to British nationals.
Revised:  Between the world War I and the world War II, since many British military officers of British raj and their families did not like to be treated by the Indian doctors of IMS , however shortage of doctors due to the outbreak of the World War II forced the British Raj to recruit Indian doctors not only as lower grade IMD (Indian Medical Department) but also as IMS at higher grade which was previously available only to British nationals.
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Original:  Between the world War I and the world War II, since many British military officers of British raj and their families did not like to be treated by the Indian doctors of IMS , however shortage of doctors due to the outbreak of the World War II forced british raj to recruit Indian doctors not only as  lower grade IMD (Indian Medical Department) but also as IMS at higher grade which was previously available only to British nationals.
Revised:  Between the world War I and the world War II, since many British military officers of British raj and their families did not like to be treated by the Indian doctors of IMS , however shortage of doctors due to the outbreak of the World War II forced british raj to recruit Indian doctors not only as the lower grade IMD (Indian Medical Department) but also as IMS at higher grade which was previously available only to British nationals.
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Original:  Between the world War I and the world War II, since many British military officers of British raj and their families did not like to be treated by the Indian doctors of IMS , however shortage of doctors due to the outbreak of the World War II forced british raj to recruit Indian doctors not only as  lower grade IMD (Indian Medical Department) but also as IMS at higher grade which was previously available only to British nationals.
Revised:  Between the world War I and the world War II, since many British military officers of British raj and their families did not like to be treated by the Indian doctors of IMS , however shortage of doctors due to the outbreak of the World War II forced british raj to recruit Indian doctors not only as lower grade IMD (Indian Medical Department) but also as the higher grade of IMS, which was previously available only to British nationals.
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Original:  After the 1940, when it was decided that a large number of otherwise fit candaidates who get rejected due to the dental caries could be easily recruited, the Indian Army Dental Corps (IADC) expanded significantly.
Revised:  After the 1940, when it was decided that a large number of otherwise fit candidates who get rejected due to the dental caries could be easily recruited, the Indian Army Dental Corps (IADC) expanded significantly.
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Original: NMDA receptor hypofunction HFO alt=|Current source density (kCSD method) reconstruction ( red and blue dots) of the example HFO burst recorded (6 channel setup - green dots) from rat's brain (grey dots).
Revised: NMDA receptor hypofunction HFO alt=|Current source density reconstruction (done with kCSD method, red and blue dots) of the example HFO burst recorded (6 channel setup - green dots) from rat's brain (grey dots).
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Original:  In 2017, she was elected as a Fellow of the American Physical Society for her contribution to the understanding of the quantum mechanical properties of superconductors, quantum magnets and multiferroics  .
Revised:  In 2017, she was elected as a Fellow of the American Physical Society for her contribution to the understanding of the quantum mechanical properties of superconductors, quantum magnets and multiferroics and an outstanding referee award from the American Physical Society .
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Original:  Although CNO was initially believed to be biologically inert  , it has been shown to reverse metabolise into clozapine which has a series of effects on  serotonin and dopamine receptors.
Revised:  Although CNO was initially believed to be biologically inert and an agonist of DREADDs , it has been shown to reverse metabolise into clozapine which has a series of effects on serotonin and dopamine receptors.
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Original:  Although CNO was initially believed to be biologically inert  , it has been shown to reverse metabolise into clozapine which has a series of effects on  serotonin and dopamine receptors.
Revised:  Although CNO was initially believed to be biologically inert , it has been shown not to enter the brain after administration and to reverse metabolise in vivo into clozapine which has a series of effects on serotonin and dopamine receptors.
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Original:  Although CNO was initially believed to be biologically inert  , it has been shown to reverse metabolise into clozapine which has a series of effects on  serotonin and dopamine receptors.
Revised:  Although CNO was initially believed to be biologically inert , it has been shown to reverse metabolise into clozapine which has a series of effects on the DREADDs as well as serotonin and dopamine receptors.
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Original: Category:Living people Category:Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation faculty Category:Urban planning Category: Massachusetts Institute of Technology alumni Category:University of California, Berkeley alumni Category:Year of birth missing (living people
Revised: Category:Living people Category:Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation faculty Category:Urban planning Category: MIT School of Architecture and Planning alumni Category:University of California, Berkeley alumni Category:Year of birth missing (living people
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Original:  Patvakan A. Kushmanyan,(1870-1955), distinguished educator of the Armenian SSR and notable scientist, linguist, editor of first armenian-udi and udi-armenian dictionaries.
Revised:  Patvakan A. Kushmanyan,(1870-1955), distinguished educator of the Armenian SSR and notable scientist, linguist, editor of first Armenian-Udi and Udi-Armenian dictionaries.
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Original:  It was named after the Greek word βρῖθος (brithos) which means weight referring to its high specific gravity, it was later named Birtholite- (Ce) due to the high amounts of cerium in its composition.
Revised:  It was named after the Greek word βρῖθος (brithos) which means "weight" referring to its high specific gravity, it was later named Birtholite- (Ce) due to the high amounts of cerium in its composition.
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Original:  It was named after the Greek word βρῖθος (brithos) which means weight referring to its high specific gravity, it was later named Birtholite- (Ce) due to the high amounts of cerium in its composition.
Revised:  It was named after the Greek word βρῖθος (brithos) which means weight referring to its high specific gravity, it was later named birtholite- (Ce) due to the high amounts of cerium in its composition.
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Original:  History of the creek and area alt=|Gadsden Creek was included in an 1852 plat that subdivided Thomas Gadsden's extensive real estate for resale. alt=|Gadsden Creek was shown on the 1872 Bird's Eye View of Charleston as a creek curving around the corner of "Chesnut" (now Hagood Ave.) and Allway Street.
Revised: In 2021, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control approved WestEdge's plan to fill the creek. History of the creek and area alt=|Gadsden Creek was included in an 1852 plat that subdivided Thomas Gadsden's extensive real estate for resale. alt=|Gadsden Creek was shown on the 1872 Bird's Eye View of Charleston as a creek curving around the corner of "Chesnut" (now Hagood Ave.) and Allway Street.
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Original:  But, on April 15, 2015, the Horizon Project Foundation filed for a permit with the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control to fill the majority of the creek with concrete and to construct a drain to replace the creek's draining function  .
Revised:  But, on April 15, 2015, the Horizon Project Foundation filed for a permit with the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control to fill the majority of the creek with concrete and to construct a drain to replace the creek's draining function . In June 2021, DHEC approved the plan to fill the creek. The Corps of Engineers has the final say on whether the creek will be filled .
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Original: In Korean shamanism, diseases are traditionally believed to have a number of supernatural causes, including the escape of parts of the soul from the patient's body, the anger of a deity or ancestor at the patient's misconduct, and the entry of a malevolent force into the body.
Revised: In Korean shamanism, a disease—whether physical or mental—is often thought to be caused by the entry of a malevolent force into the body.
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Original: In Korean shamanism, diseases are traditionally believed to have a number of supernatural causes, including the escape of parts of the soul from the patient's body, the anger of a deity or ancestor at the patient's misconduct, and the entry of a malevolent force into the body.
Revised: In Korean shamanism, diseases are traditionally believed to have a number of supernatural causes, including the escape of parts of the soul from the patient's body, the anger of a deity or ancestor at the patient's misconduct, and the entry of a malevolent spirit into the body.
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Original:  The Durin-gut seeks to address the final type of cause, in which a spirit has entered the patient's body during a traumatic experience and is responsible for the mental illness . The spiritin question is often a yeonggam, a type of dokkaebi or goblin-like being with a penchant for attaching to human women that he lusts for.
Revised:  The Durin-gut seeks to cure the mental illness by exorcising this spirit, which is often identified as a yeonggam, a type of dokkaebi or goblin-like being with a penchant for attaching to human women that he lusts for.
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Original:  Once these have been completed, a number of dance sessions begin . The dancing may extend for as many as fifteen days. In each session, the lead shaman sings —improvising the lyrics according to the patient's life and condition—to the slow drumbeat of the apprentice shamans , while the patient is made to dance along.
Revised:  Once these have been completed, a number of dance sessions begin , in which the lead shaman sings —improvising the lyrics according to the patient's life and condition—to the slow drumbeat of the apprentice shamans , while the patient is made to dance along.
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Original:  In each session, the lead shaman sings —improvising the lyrics according to the patient's life and condition—to the slow drumbeat of the apprentice shamans , while the patient is made to dance along. When the shaman finishes the song, the apprentice shamans switch to a much faster beat of drums and gongs , and the patient is made to perform a frenzied dance .
Revised:  In each session, the lead shaman sings and the apprentice shamans beat drums and gongs , and the patient is made to perform a frenzied dance .
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Original:  When the shaman finishes the song, the apprentice shamans switch to a much faster beat of drums and gongs , and the patient is made to perform a frenzied dance . The apprentice shamans may then change back to a slow beat, or end the session. The patient rests for a while before beginning the next session of dancing .
Revised:  When the shaman finishes the song, the apprentice shamans switch to a much faster beat of drums and gongs , and the patient is made to dance to the music. The dancing may extend for as many as fifteen days .
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Original:  The shaman helps the patient recall the traumatic experience that caused her mental illness. Eventually, the spirit vows to leave the body at a specified date and time, and the patient resolves to live a healthy life .
Revised:  The shaman helps the patient recall the traumatic experience that caused the spirit's entry, and the spirit vows to leave the body at a specified date and time, and the patient resolves to live a healthy life .
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Original: Brogan, C  , James Finlay & Company 1750-1950 ( 1951 ), Glasgow Kirkman was born in 1773 and took over the firm at the age of 17 on the death of his father.
Revised: Brogan, C . , James Finlay & Company 1750-1950 ( 1951 ), Glasgow Kirkman was born in 1773 and took over the firm at the age of 17 on the death of his father.
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Original: Brogan, C  , James Finlay & Company 1750-1950 ( 1951 ), Glasgow Kirkman was born in 1773 and took over the firm at the age of 17 on the death of his father.
Revised: Brogan, C , James Finlay & Company 1750-1950 . Glasgow, 1951 ), Glasgow Kirkman was born in 1773 and took over the firm at the age of 17 on the death of his father.
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Original: Brogan, C  , James Finlay & Company 1750-1950 ( 1951 ), Glasgow Kirkman was born in 1773 and took over the firm at the age of 17 on the death of his father.
Revised: Brogan, C , James Finlay & Company 1750-1950 ( 1951 Kirkman was born in 1773 and took over the firm at the age of 17 on the death of his father.
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Original:  and Stirling, Gordon, These two firms were among the larger Glasgow West India merchants,Scotsman 1 February 2017 and Devine noted that Leitch and Smith and Stirling, Gordon & Co held about fifty per cent of the capital stock of James Finlay & Co.T. M. Devine,  An Eighteenth-Century Business élite: Glasgow-West India Merchants, c. 1750-1815  , The Scottish Historical Review , Vol. 57, No. 163, April 1978, Edinburgh University Press.
Revised:  and Stirling, Gordon, These two firms were among the larger Glasgow West India merchants,Scotsman 1 February 2017 and Devine noted that Leitch and Smith and Stirling, Gordon & Co held about fifty per cent of the capital stock of James Finlay & Co.T. M. Devine, " An Eighteenth-Century Business élite: Glasgow-West India Merchants, c. 1750-1815 , The Scottish Historical Review , Vol. 57, No. 163, April 1978, Edinburgh University Press.
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Original:  and Stirling, Gordon, These two firms were among the larger Glasgow West India merchants,Scotsman 1 February 2017 and Devine noted that Leitch and Smith and Stirling, Gordon & Co held about fifty per cent of the capital stock of James Finlay & Co.T. M. Devine,  An Eighteenth-Century Business élite: Glasgow-West India Merchants, c. 1750-1815  , The Scottish Historical Review , Vol. 57, No. 163, April 1978, Edinburgh University Press.
Revised:  and Stirling, Gordon, These two firms were among the larger Glasgow West India merchants,Scotsman 1 February 2017 and Devine noted that Leitch and Smith and Stirling, Gordon & Co held about fifty per cent of the capital stock of James Finlay & Co.T. M. Devine, An Eighteenth-Century Business élite: Glasgow-West India Merchants, c. 1750-1815 " , The Scottish Historical Review , Vol. 57, No. 163, April 1978, Edinburgh University Press.
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Original:  and Stirling, Gordon, These two firms were among the larger Glasgow West India merchants,Scotsman 1 February 2017 and Devine noted that Leitch and Smith and Stirling, Gordon & Co held about fifty per cent of the capital stock of James Finlay & Co.T. M. Devine,  An Eighteenth-Century Business élite: Glasgow-West India Merchants, c. 1750-1815  , The Scottish Historical Review , Vol. 57, No. 163, April 1978, Edinburgh University Press.
Revised:  and Stirling, Gordon, These two firms were among the larger Glasgow West India merchants,Scotsman 1 February 2017 and Devine noted that Leitch and Smith and Stirling, Gordon & Co held about fifty per cent of the capital stock of James Finlay & Co.T. M. Devine, An Eighteenth-Century Business élite: Glasgow-West India Merchants, c. 1750-1815 , The Scottish Historical Review ; Vol. 57, No. 163, April 1978, Edinburgh University Press.
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Original:  In 1816, James Finlay & Co  sent out a shipment of goods and was the first merchant house in Scotland to open up direct connection with India, opening up a branch in Bombay.
Revised:  In 1816, James Finlay & Co . sent out a shipment of goods and was the first merchant house in Scotland to open up direct connection with India, opening up a branch in Bombay.
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Original:  William Ofori Atta headed a committee convened at Saltpond , later in June 1949 to settle the differences between Kwame Nkrumah and other UGCC members.
Revised:  William Ofori Atta headed a committee convened at Saltpond later in June 1949 to settle the differences between Kwame Nkrumah and other UGCC members.
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Original:  Nkrumah declared the Coussey constitution as "bogus and fraudulent '' . A principal body,  Ghana Representative Council (ARC), was formed to initiate an appeal against the report.
Revised:  Nkrumah declared the Coussey constitution as "bogus and fraudulent " . A principal body, Ghana Representative Council (ARC), was formed to initiate an appeal against the report.
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Original:  Nkrumah declared the Coussey constitution as "bogus and fraudulent '' . A principal body,  Ghana Representative Council (ARC), was formed to initiate an appeal against the report.
Revised:  Nkrumah declared the Coussey constitution as "bogus and fraudulent '' . A principal body, the Ghana Representative Council (ARC), was formed to initiate an appeal against the report.
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Original:  He later announced the formation of the Convention People Party on January 12 , 1949 to attain his ideals of "self-government, now, now, now '' which became their slogan.
Revised:  He later announced the formation of the Convention People 's Party (CPP) on 12 , 1949 to attain his ideals of "self-government, now, now, now '' which became their slogan.
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Original:  He later announced the formation of the Convention People Party on January 12 , 1949 to attain his ideals of "self-government, now, now, now '' which became their slogan.
Revised:  He later announced the formation of the Convention People Party on January 12 January 1949 to attain his ideals of "self-government, now, now, now '' which became their slogan.
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