wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original:  Day 4: Australia made several records in a game It was a big "Massacre" because Australia mercy-ruled Thailand with a great-difference winning of 26-1 . With the result above, Australia made several records at the 2007 BWC in this game blow: Most RBIs in a game: 26 RBIs Most RBI Differences in a game: 25 RBIs. Most RBIs in a half inning: 12 RBIs in the top of 3rd inning.
Revised:  Day 4: Australia made several records in a game It was a big "Massacre" because Australia mercy-ruled Thailand with a great-difference winning of 26-1 . With the result above, Australia made several records at the 2007 BWC in this game blow: Most RBIs in a game: 26 RBIs Most RBI Differences in a game: 25 Most runs in an inning: 12 RBIs in the top of 3rd inning.
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Original:  Other Results at Day 4 Group A South Africa 3-13A Mexico Chinese Taipei 8-4 Spain Panama 6-0 Italy Japan 1-5 USA Group B Netherlands 7-4 Venezuela Germany 0-10A Canada South Korea 2-7 Cuba Day 5: Australia and Cuba qualified the Quarter Final Cuba vs Venezuela If Cuba can defeat Venezuela, they can not only keep in a winning streak but qualify the Quarter Final of the 2007 BWC.
Revised:  Other Results at Day 4 Group A South Africa 3-13A Mexico Chinese Taipei 8-4 Spain Panama 6-0 Italy Japan 1-5 USA Group B Netherlands 7-4 Venezuela Germany 0-10A Canada South Korea 2-7 Cuba Day 5: Australia and Cuba qualify for Quarter Final Cuba vs Venezuela If Cuba can defeat Venezuela, they can not only keep in a winning streak but qualify the Quarter Final of the 2007 BWC.
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Original:  Other Results at Day 4 Group A South Africa 3-13A Mexico Chinese Taipei 8-4 Spain Panama 6-0 Italy Japan 1-5 USA Group B Netherlands 7-4 Venezuela Germany 0-10A Canada South Korea 2-7 Cuba Day 5: Australia and Cuba qualified the Quarter Final Cuba vs Venezuela If Cuba can defeat Venezuela, they can not only keep in a winning streak but qualify the Quarter Final of the 2007 BWC.
Revised:  Other Results at Day 4 Group A South Africa 3-13A Mexico Chinese Taipei 8-4 Spain Panama 6-0 Italy Japan 1-5 USA Group B Netherlands 7-4 Venezuela Germany 0-10A Canada South Korea 2-7 Cuba Day 5: Australia and Cuba qualified the Quarter Final Cuba vs Venezuela If Cuba can defeat Venezuela, they can not only keep their winning streak intact but also qualify for the Quarter Final of the 2007 BWC.
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Original:  The starting pitcher Yadel Marti almost did a "Perfect Game" after Lino Connell (Venezuela) 's one-base hit at the bottom of 7th inning.
Revised:  And they did it in style as starter Yadel Marti almost did a "Perfect Game" after Lino Connell (Venezuela) 's one-base hit at the bottom of 7th inning.
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Original:  The starting pitcher Yadel Marti almost did a "Perfect Game" after Lino Connell (Venezuela) 's one-base hit at the bottom of 7th inning.
Revised:  The starting pitcher Yadel Marti almost had a perfect game if it were not for Lino Connell's (Venezuela) 's one-base hit at the bottom of 7th inning.
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Original:  The starting pitcher Yadel Marti almost did a "Perfect Game" after Lino Connell (Venezuela) 's one-base hit at the bottom of 7th inning. Cuba finally won by ending early the games with 10-0.
Revised:  The starting pitcher Yadel Marti almost did a "Perfect Game" after Lino Connell (Venezuela) 's one-base hit at the bottom of 7th . Cuba eventually ended the game early with a score of 10-0.
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Original:  South Korea vs Australia This game battled in a pitching duel with a 1-1 draw before the 8th inning. The key half inning is again appeared in the bottom of 9th, Australian Infielder Ben Risinger hit a game-winning hit with 1 RBI and make his team win against Koreawith 2-1.
Revised:  South Korea vs Australia This game battled in a pitching duel as both sides only managed to score one run going into the 9th. Yet the Aussies took care of business in the bottom of 9th, Australian Infielder Ben Risinger hit a game-winning hit with 1 RBI and make his team win against Koreawith 2-1.
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Original:  The key half inning is again appeared in the bottom of 9th, Australian Infielder Ben Risinger hit a game-winning hit with 1 RBI and make his team win against Koreawith 2-1.
Revised:  The key half inning is again appeared in the bottom half when infielder Ben Risinger belted a walk-off hit as Australia beat S Korea, 2-1.
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Original:  Other Results at Day 5 Group A Italy 8-0 South Africa Mexico 9-5 Chinese Taipei USA 12A-2 Spain Panama 2-6 Japan Group B Canada 7-1 Netherlands Thailand 0-2 Germany Day 6: The "Host " won Italy with lots of disputes The battle of starting pitchers took place with former Chinese Professional Baseball League pitchers' battle, one is James Anthony Fiore, formerly at La New Bears, the other one is En-yu Lin, formerly at Macoto Cobras.
Revised:  Other Results on Day 5 Group A Italy 8-0 South Africa Mexico 9-5 Chinese Taipei USA 12A-2 Spain Panama 2-6 Japan Group B Canada 7-1 Netherlands Thailand 0-2 Germany Day 6: The "Host " won Italy with lots of disputes The battle of starting pitchers took place with former Chinese Professional Baseball League pitchers' battle, one is James Anthony Fiore, formerly at La New Bears, the other one is En-yu Lin, formerly at Macoto Cobras.
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Original:  Other Results at Day 5 Group A Italy 8-0 South Africa Mexico 9-5 Chinese Taipei USA 12A-2 Spain Panama 2-6 Japan Group B Canada 7-1 Netherlands Thailand 0-2 Germany Day 6: The "Host " won Italy with lots of disputes The battle of starting pitchers took place with former Chinese Professional Baseball League pitchers' battle, one is James Anthony Fiore, formerly at La New Bears, the other one is En-yu Lin, formerly at Macoto Cobras.
Revised:  Other Results at Day 5 Group A Italy 8-0 South Africa Mexico 9-5 Chinese Taipei USA 12A-2 Spain Panama 2-6 Japan Group B Canada 7-1 Netherlands Thailand 0-2 Germany Day 6: Host edges Italy in controversy This pitching duel took place between James Anthony Fiore, formerly at La New Bears, the other one is En-yu Lin, formerly at Macoto Cobras.
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Original:  Other Results at Day 5 Group A Italy 8-0 South Africa Mexico 9-5 Chinese Taipei USA 12A-2 Spain Panama 2-6 Japan Group B Canada 7-1 Netherlands Thailand 0-2 Germany Day 6: The "Host " won Italy with lots of disputes The battle of starting pitchers took place with former Chinese Professional Baseball League pitchers' battle, one is James Anthony Fiore, formerly at La New Bears, the other one is En-yu Lin, formerly at Macoto Cobras.
Revised:  Other Results at Day 5 Group A Italy 8-0 South Africa Mexico 9-5 Chinese Taipei USA 12A-2 Spain Panama 2-6 Japan Group B Canada 7-1 Netherlands Thailand 0-2 Germany Day 6: The "Host " won Italy with lots of disputes The battle of starting pitchers took place with former Chinese Professional Baseball League pitchers' battle, one is James Anthony Fiore, formerly of the La New Bears, the other one is En-yu Lin, formerly at Macoto Cobras.
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Original:  Other Results at Day 5 Group A Italy 8-0 South Africa Mexico 9-5 Chinese Taipei USA 12A-2 Spain Panama 2-6 Japan Group B Canada 7-1 Netherlands Thailand 0-2 Germany Day 6: The "Host " won Italy with lots of disputes The battle of starting pitchers took place with former Chinese Professional Baseball League pitchers' battle, one is James Anthony Fiore, formerly at La New Bears, the other one is En-yu Lin, formerly at Macoto Cobras.
Revised:  Other Results at Day 5 Group A Italy 8-0 South Africa Mexico 9-5 Chinese Taipei USA 12A-2 Spain Panama 2-6 Japan Group B Canada 7-1 Netherlands Thailand 0-2 Germany Day 6: The "Host " won Italy with lots of disputes The battle of starting pitchers took place with former Chinese Professional Baseball League pitchers' battle, one is James Anthony Fiore, formerly at La New Bears, and En-yu Lin, formerly at Macoto Cobras.
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Original:  Other Results at Day 5 Group A Italy 8-0 South Africa Mexico 9-5 Chinese Taipei USA 12A-2 Spain Panama 2-6 Japan Group B Canada 7-1 Netherlands Thailand 0-2 Germany Day 6: The "Host " won Italy with lots of disputes The battle of starting pitchers took place with former Chinese Professional Baseball League pitchers' battle, one is James Anthony Fiore, formerly at La New Bears, the other one is En-yu Lin, formerly at Macoto Cobras. They closed their opponent's offenses each other and two teams tied 0-0 before the 8th inning .
Revised:  Other Results at Day 5 Group A Italy 8-0 South Africa Mexico 9-5 Chinese Taipei USA 12A-2 Spain Panama 2-6 Japan Group B Canada 7-1 Netherlands Thailand 0-2 Germany Day 6: The "Host " won Italy with lots of disputes The battle of starting pitchers took place with former Chinese Professional Baseball League pitchers' battle, one is James Anthony Fiore, formerly at La New Bears, the other one is En-yu Lin, an ex-Macoto Cobra. They completely shut down their opponent's offenses each other and two teams tied 0-0 before the 8th inning .
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Original:  But 2 disputing judgments happened at the 9th inning, in the top of 9th inning, Chinese Taipei Right Fielder Cheng-ming Peng pass to the third base , the runner came earlier than the ball , but the 3rd-base Umpire from Korea judged "out" in this pass.
Revised:  Two disputed calls came in the 9th inning, in the top of 9th inning, Chinese Taipei Right Fielder Cheng-ming Peng pass to the third base , the runner came earlier than the ball , but the 3rd-base Umpire from Korea judged "out" in this pass.
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Original:  But 2 disputing judgments happened at the 9th inning, in the top of 9th inning, Chinese Taipei Right Fielder Cheng-ming Peng pass to the third base , the runner came earlier than the ball , but the 3rd-base Umpire from Korea judged "out" in this pass.
Revised:  But 2 disputing judgments happened at the 9th . In the top of 9th inning, Chinese Taipei Right Fielder Cheng-ming Peng pass to the third base , the runner came earlier than the ball , but the 3rd-base Umpire from Korea judged "out" in this pass.
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Original:  But 2 disputing judgments happened at the 9th inning, in the top of 9th inning, Chinese Taipei Right Fielder Cheng-ming Peng pass to the third base , the runner came earlier than the ball , but the 3rd-base Umpire from Korea judged "out" in this pass.
Revised:  But 2 disputing judgments happened at the 9th inning, in the top of the inning, the Italian baserunner appeared to beat the throw at the 3rd base by the Chinese Taipei right fielder , but the 3rd-base Umpire from Korea judged "out" in this pass.
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Original:  But 2 disputing judgments happened at the 9th inning, in the top of 9th inning, Chinese Taipei Right Fielder Cheng-ming Peng pass to the third base , the runner came earlier than the ball , but the 3rd-base Umpire from Korea judged "out" in this pass.
Revised:  But 2 disputing judgments happened at the 9th inning, in the top of 9th inning, Chinese Taipei Right Fielder Cheng-ming Peng pass to the third base , the runner came earlier than the ball , but the 
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Original:  Another one in the bottom of 9th inning with 2 outs condition , Chih-sheng Lin seemly swung his baseball bat, but the 1st-base Umpire from Japan judged "not swing".
Revised:  umpire from S Korea stll called him out. The other came in the bottom of 9th inning with 2 outs condition , Chih-sheng Lin seemly swung his baseball bat, but the 1st-base Umpire from Japan judged "not swing".
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Original:  Another one in the bottom of 9th inning with 2 outs condition , Chih-sheng Lin seemly swung his baseball bat, but the 1st-base Umpire from Japan judged "not swing".
Revised:  Another one in the bottom half. With 2 outs condition , Chih-sheng Lin seemly swung his baseball bat, but the 1st-base Umpire from Japan judged "not swing".
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Original:  Another one in the bottom of 9th inning with 2 outs condition , Chih-sheng Lin seemly swung his baseball bat, but the 1st-base Umpire from Japan judged "not swing".
Revised:  Another one in the bottom of 9th inning with 2 outs , Chih-sheng Lin seemly swung his baseball bat, but the 1st-base Umpire from Japan judged "not swing".
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Original:  Another one in the bottom of 9th inning with 2 outs condition , Chih-sheng Lin seemly swung his baseball bat, but the 1st-base Umpire from Japan judged "not swing". This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0  . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan  criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
Revised:  Another one in the bottom of 9th inning with 2 outs condition , Chih-sheng Lin seemed to have swung the bat, yet the 1st base umpire from Japan called no swing. This controversial call eventually determined the outcome of the game as Lin won the game, 1-0 . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
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Original:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0  . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan  criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
Revised:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0 , with a walk-off hit . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
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Original:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0  . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan  criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
Revised:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0 . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
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Original:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0  . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan  criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
Revised:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0 . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and internet users from Taiwan criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
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Original:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0  . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan  criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
Revised:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0 . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan heavily criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
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Original:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0  . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan  criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
Revised:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0 . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan criticized Chinese Taipei and left harsh comments on the official websites such as "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
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Original:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0  . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan  criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
Revised:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0 . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" , casting a shadow of wrong judgments .
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Original:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0  . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan  criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of wrong judgments .
Revised:  This judgment caused Lin hit a game-winning hit and Chinese Taipei won Italy with 1-0 . Even though Chinese Taipei won this game, but many spectators and Internet users from Taiwan criticized Chinese Taipei and directly commented: "What a SHAME Taiwanese!" . Those criticisms caused this game faded with a shadow of mistrust upon this questionably called game .
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Original:  After 6 days of play, the competition will most certainly heat up in next 48 hours with every team fiercely vying to qualify for the Quarter Final taking place this Friday(Nov. 15).
Revised:  After six days of play, the competition will most certainly heat up in next 48 hours with every team fiercely vying to qualify for the Quarter Final taking place this Friday(Nov. 15).
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Original:  After 6 days of play, the competition will most certainly heat up in next 48 hours with every team fiercely vying to qualify for the Quarter Final taking place this Friday(Nov. 15).
Revised:  After 6 days of play, the competition will most certainly heat up in next 48 hours with every team fiercely vying to qualify for the Quarter Final which takes place Friday, November 15.
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Original:  Brose denied being asked to manufacture evidence, but stated that "if a detainee wants to tell me what I want to hear so he can get out of jail ... you know what I'm saying ". Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Middle East Category:Iran Category:United States Related News
Revised:  Brose denied being asked to manufacture evidence, but stated that "if a detainee wants to tell me what I want to hear so he can get out of jail ... you know what I'm saying ." Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Middle East Category:Iran Category:United States Related News
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Original:  Brose denied being asked to manufacture evidence, but stated that "if a detainee wants to tell me what I want to hear so he can get out of jail ... you know what I'm saying ". Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Middle East Category:Iran Category:United States Related News
Revised:  Brose denied being asked to manufacture evidence, but stated that "if a detainee wants to tell me what I want to hear so he can get out of jail ... you know what I'm saying ". Related News
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Original:  Brose denied being asked to manufacture evidence, but stated that "if a detainee wants to tell me what I want to hear so he can get out of jail ... you know what I'm saying ". Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Middle East Category:Iran Category:United States Related News
Revised:  Brose denied being asked to manufacture evidence, but stated that "if a detainee wants to tell me what I want to hear so he can get out of jail ... you know what I'm saying ". Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Middle East Category:Iran Category:United States Related news
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Original:  Until we are able to achieve that goal, we effectively have a government in exile with a charter—a Constitution." Kasur Tashi Wangdi was appointed Representative of the Dalai Lama to the Americas on April 16, 2005.
Revised:  Until we are able to achieve that goal, we effectively have a government in exile with a charter—a Constitution." Kasur was appointed Representative of the Dalai Lama to the Americas on April 16, 2005.
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Original:  Until we are able to achieve that goal, we effectively have a government in exile with a charter—a Constitution." Kasur Tashi Wangdi was appointed Representative of the Dalai Lama to the Americas on April 16, 2005.
Revised:  Until we are able to achieve that goal, we effectively have a government in exile with a charter—a Constitution." Kasur Tashi Wangdi was appointed Representative of the to the Americas on April 16, 2005.
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Original:  Wikinews reporter David Shankbone recently spoke to him about Chinese-Tibetan relations, the status of the Panchen Lamas , the awarding of the Congressional Gold Medal to Tenzin Gyatso , the 14th and current Dalai Lama, the appointment of Tibetan high monks by the Chinese government and some of the Dalai Lama's views on topics on religions and societal topics.
Revised:  Wikinews reporter David Shankbone recently spoke to him about Chinese-Tibetan relations, the status of the , the awarding of the Congressional Gold Medal to Tenzin Gyatso , the 14th and current Dalai Lama, the appointment of Tibetan high monks by the Chinese government and some of the Dalai Lama's views on topics on religions and societal topics.
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Original:  Wikinews reporter David Shankbone recently spoke to him about Chinese-Tibetan relations, the status of the Panchen Lamas , the awarding of the Congressional Gold Medal to Tenzin Gyatso , the 14th and current Dalai Lama, the appointment of Tibetan high monks by the Chinese government and some of the Dalai Lama's views on topics on religions and societal topics.
Revised:  Wikinews reporter David Shankbone recently spoke to him about Chinese-Tibetan relations, the status of the Panchen Lamas , the awarding of the to , the 14th and current Dalai Lama, the appointment of Tibetan high monks by the Chinese government and some of the Dalai Lama's views on topics on religions and societal topics.
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Original:  TW: Yes. DS: Professor Venerable Samdhong Rinpoche was elected the head of the Tibetan Administration cabinet--effectively a prime minister of the Central Tibetan Administration , the government-in-exile?
Revised:  TW: Yes. DS: was elected the head of the Tibetan Administration cabinet--effectively a prime minister of the Central Tibetan Administration , the government-in-exile?
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Original:  TW: Yes. DS: Professor Venerable Samdhong Rinpoche was elected the head of the Tibetan Administration cabinet--effectively a prime minister of the Central Tibetan Administration , the government-in-exile?
Revised:  TW: Yes. DS: Professor Venerable Samdhong Rinpoche was elected the head of the Tibetan Administration cabinet--effectively a of the , the government-in-exile?
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