wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original: Category: Specific models Category: Consciousness studies Category:Cognition Category:Cognitive architecture  Category:Artificial neural networks Category:Machine learning algorithms Category:Systems articles needing attention Category:Computational neuroscience Category:Cognitive neuroscien
Revised: Category: Consciousness studies Category:Cognition Category:Cognitive architecture Category:Artificial neural networks Category:Machine learning algorithms Category:Systems articles needing attention Category:Computational neuroscience Category:Cognitive neuroscien
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Original: Category: Specific models Category: Consciousness studies Category:Cognition Category:Cognitive architecture  Category:Artificial neural networks Category:Machine learning algorithms Category:Systems articles needing attention Category:Computational neuroscience Category:Cognitive neuroscien
Revised: Category: Specific models Category: Consciousness studies Category:Cognition Category:Cognitive architecture Category:Cognitive modeling Category:Artificial neural networks Category:Machine learning algorithms Category:Systems articles needing attention Category:Computational neuroscience Category:Cognitive neuroscien
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Original: The Niasse, along with the Kumpo and the Samay, are three traditional masked figures in the folk mythology of the Jola people, living in the Casamance (Senegal) and also in Gambia.
Revised: The Niasse, along with the Kumpo and the Samay, are three traditional masked figures in the religion of the Jola people, living in the Casamance (Senegal) and also in Gambia.
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Original: The Niasse, along with the Kumpo and the Samay, are three traditional masked figures in the folk mythology of the Jola people, living in the Casamance (Senegal) and also in Gambia.
Revised: The Niasse, along with the Kumpo and the Samay, are three traditional masked figures in the folk mythology of the Jola people, living in the Casamance (Senegal) and in Gambia.
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Original:  other differences amongst them are: Category:Casamance Category: African mythology Category:Senegalese dancers Category: Senegalese music Category:Gambian music Category: Jola religion Category: Gambian dance
Revised:  other differences are: Category:Casamance Category: African mythology Category:Senegalese dancers Category: Senegalese music Category:Gambian music Category: Jola religion Category: Gambian dance
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Original:  other differences amongst them are: Category:Casamance Category: African mythology Category:Senegalese dancers Category: Senegalese music Category:Gambian music Category: Jola religion Category: Gambian dance
Revised:  other differences amongst them are: Category:Casamance Category: Gambian dancers Category: Senegalese music Category:Gambian music Category: Jola religion Category: Gambian dance
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Original:  other differences amongst them are: Category:Casamance Category: African mythology Category:Senegalese dancers Category: Senegalese music Category:Gambian music Category: Jola religion Category: Gambian dance
Revised:  other differences amongst them are: Category:Casamance Category: African mythology Category:Senegalese dancers Category: Senegalese music Category:Gambian music Category: Jola religion Category: Senegalese dance
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Original:  Other possible symptoms include feeling tired, weakness, sickness, headaches, abdominal painand frequent vomiting when toxin overload which can lead to dehydration and fatigue . Gilbert's syndrome is due to a mutation in the UGT1A1 gene which results in decreased activity of the bilirubin uridine diphosphate glucuronosyltransferase enzyme.
Revised:  Other possible symptoms include feeling tired, weakness, and abdominal pain . Gilbert's syndrome is due to a mutation in the UGT1A1 gene which results in decreased activity of the bilirubin uridine diphosphate glucuronosyltransferase enzyme.
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Original:  A more recent theoretical formula for gravity as a function of latitude is the International Gravity Formula 1980 (IGF80), also based on the WGS80 ellipsoid but now using the Somigliana equation:  are the equatorial and polar semi-axes, respectively;
Revised: Somigliana equation A more recent theoretical formula for gravity as a function of latitude is the International Gravity Formula 1980 (IGF80), also based on the WGS80 ellipsoid but now using the Somigliana equation: are the equatorial and polar semi-axes, respectively;
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Original:  A more recent theoretical formula for gravity as a function of latitude is the International Gravity Formula 1980 (IGF80), also based on the WGS80 ellipsoid but now using the Somigliana equation:  are the equatorial and polar semi-axes, respectively;
Revised:  A more recent theoretical formula for gravity as a function of latitude is the International Gravity Formula 1980 (IGF80), also based on the WGS80 ellipsoid but now using the Somigliana equation: (formula constant); is the defined gravity at the equator and poles, respectively; are the equatorial and polar semi-axes, respectively;
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Original:  Further details Somigliana Formula For the normal gravity of the sea level ellipsoid, i.e. elevation h = 0, this formula by Somigliana (1929) applies (after Carlo Somigliana (1860–1955)Biografie Somiglianas (ital.)):
Revised:  Further details For the normal gravity of the sea level ellipsoid, i.e. elevation h = 0, this formula by Somigliana (1929) applies (after Carlo Somigliana (1860–1955)Biografie Somiglianas (ital.)):
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Original:  Тюменские чуваши отпразднуют сурхури Сурхури юррисем - Чăваш юррисем, юмахěсем, халапěсем Новогодний праздник сурхури Сурхури–праздник надежды на будущее Весело отметили «Сурхури» | Советская Чувашия Сурхури сăрипе сăйланма пухăнчĕç Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Фольклорный праздник "Сурхури" в Чубаевском сельском доме культуры
Revised:  Тюменские чуваши отпразднуют сурхури Сурхури юррисем - Чӑваш юррисем, юмахěсем, халапěсем Новогодний праздник сурхури Сурхури–праздник надежды на будущее Весело отметили «Сурхури» | Советская Чувашия Сурхури сăрипе сăйланма пухăнчĕç Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Фольклорный праздник "Сурхури" в Чубаевском сельском доме культуры
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Original:  Тюменские чуваши отпразднуют сурхури Сурхури юррисем - Чăваш юррисем, юмахěсем, халапěсем Новогодний праздник сурхури Сурхури–праздник надежды на будущее Весело отметили «Сурхури» | Советская Чувашия Сурхури сăрипе сăйланма пухăнчĕç Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Фольклорный праздник "Сурхури" в Чубаевском сельском доме культуры
Revised:  Тюменские чуваши отпразднуют сурхури Сурхури юррисем - Чăваш юррисем, юмахӗсем, халапӗсем Новогодний праздник сурхури Сурхури–праздник надежды на будущее Весело отметили «Сурхури» | Советская Чувашия Сурхури сăрипе сăйланма пухăнчĕç Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Фольклорный праздник "Сурхури" в Чубаевском сельском доме культуры
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Original:  Тюменские чуваши отпразднуют сурхури Сурхури юррисем - Чăваш юррисем, юмахěсем, халапěсем Новогодний праздник сурхури Сурхури–праздник надежды на будущее Весело отметили «Сурхури» | Советская Чувашия Сурхури сăрипе сăйланма пухăнчĕç Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Фольклорный праздник "Сурхури" в Чубаевском сельском доме культуры
Revised:  Тюменские чуваши отпразднуют сурхури Сурхури юррисем - Чăваш юррисем, юмахěсем, халапěсем Новогодний праздник сурхури Сурхури–праздник надежды на будущее Весело отметили «Сурхури» | Советская Чувашия Сурхури сӑрине сӑйланма пухӑнчеҫ Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Фольклорный праздник "Сурхури" в Чубаевском сельском доме культуры
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Original:  Тюменские чуваши отпразднуют сурхури Сурхури юррисем - Чӑваш юррисем, юмахӗсем, халапӗсем Новогодний праздник сурхури Сурхури–праздник надежды на будущее Весело отметили «Сурхури» | Советская Чувашия Сурхури сӑрине сӑйланма пухӑнчеҫ Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Фольклорный праздник "Сурхури" в Чубаевском сельском доме культуры
Revised:  Тюменские чуваши отпразднуют сурхури Сурхури юррисем - Чӑваш юррисем, юмахӗсем, халапӗсем Новогодний праздник сурхури Сурхури–праздник надежды на будущее Весело отметили «Сурхури» | Советская Чувашия Сурхури сӑрипе сӑйланма пухӑнчеҫ Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Фольклорный праздник "Сурхури" в Чубаевском сельском доме культуры
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Original:  Тюменские чуваши отпразднуют сурхури Сурхури юррисем - Чӑваш юррисем, юмахӗсем, халапӗсем Новогодний праздник сурхури Сурхури–праздник надежды на будущее Весело отметили «Сурхури» | Советская Чувашия Сурхури сӑрине сӑйланма пухӑнчеҫ Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Фольклорный праздник "Сурхури" в Чубаевском сельском доме культуры
Revised:  Тюменские чуваши отпразднуют сурхури Сурхури юррисем - Чӑваш юррисем, юмахӗсем, халапӗсем Новогодний праздник сурхури Сурхури–праздник надежды на будущее Весело отметили «Сурхури» | Советская Чувашия Сурхури сӑрине сӑйланма пухӑнчӗҫ Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Самара встретила чувашский новогодний праздник «Сурхури» Фольклорный праздник "Сурхури" в Чубаевском сельском доме культуры
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Original: Zipa Muisca rulers of Bacatá (zipas ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Meicuchuca 1450 1470 According to legend slept with a snake 60px|center Saguamanchica 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Nemequene 1490 1514 Introduced the brutal Nemequene Code 60px|center Tisquesusa 1514 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in Colombia 60px|center Sagipa 1537 1539 Last southern Muisca ruler
Revised: Psihipqua Muisca rulers of Bacatá (zipas ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Meicuchuca 1450 1470 According to legend slept with a snake 60px|center Saguamanchica 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Nemequene 1490 1514 Introduced the brutal Nemequene Code 60px|center Tisquesusa 1514 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in Colombia 60px|center Sagipa 1537 1539 Last southern Muisca ruler
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Original: Zipa Muisca rulers of Bacatá (zipas ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Meicuchuca 1450 1470 According to legend slept with a snake 60px|center Saguamanchica 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Nemequene 1490 1514 Introduced the brutal Nemequene Code 60px|center Tisquesusa 1514 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in Colombia 60px|center Sagipa 1537 1539 Last southern Muisca ruler
Revised: Zipa Muisca rulers of Muyquytá (psihipquas ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Meicuchuca 1450 1470 According to legend slept with a snake 60px|center Saguamanchica 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Nemequene 1490 1514 Introduced the brutal Nemequene Code 60px|center Tisquesusa 1514 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in Colombia 60px|center Sagipa 1537 1539 Last southern Muisca ruler
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Original: Psihipqua Muisca rulers of Muyquytá (psihipquas ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Meicuchuca 1450 1470 According to legend slept with a snake 60px|center Saguamanchica 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Nemequene 1490 1514 Introduced the brutal Nemequene Code 60px|center Tisquesusa 1514 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in Colombia 60px|center Sagipa 1537 1539 Last southern Muisca ruler
Revised: Zipa Muisca rulers of Muyquytá (psihipquas ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Meicuchuca 1450 1470 According to legend slept with a snake 60px|center Saguamanchica 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Nemequene 1490 1514 Introduced the brutal Nemequene Code 60px|center Tisquesusa 1514 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in Colombia 60px|center Sagipa 1537 1539 Last southern Muisca ruler
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Original: Psihipqua Muisca rulers of Muyquytá (psihipquas ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Meicuchuca 1450 1470 According to legend slept with a snake 60px|center Saguamanchica 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Nemequene 1490 1514 Introduced the brutal Nemequene Code 60px|center Tisquesusa 1514 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in Colombia 60px|center Sagipa 1537 1539 Last southern Muisca ruler
Revised: Psihipqua Muisca rulers of Bacatá (zipas ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Meicuchuca 1450 1470 According to legend slept with a snake 60px|center Saguamanchica 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Nemequene 1490 1514 Introduced the brutal Nemequene Code 60px|center Tisquesusa 1514 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in Colombia 60px|center Sagipa 1537 1539 Last southern Muisca ruler
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Original:  the zipa was the ruler of the southern part and based in Bacatá, now known as Bogotá. The zaque was the ruler of the northern area and based in Hunza, known today as Tunja.
Revised:  the zipa was the ruler of the southern part and based in Muyquytá. The hoa was the ruler of the northern area and based in Hunza, known today as Tunja.
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Original:  The position of the zipa was such that not even the members of the nobility dared to look him in the face, and it is said if the zipa needed to spit, someone would hold out a piece of rich cloth for him to spit on, because it would be sacrilegious for anything so precious as his saliva to touch the ground.
Revised:  The position of the psihipqua was such that not even the members of the nobility dared to look him in the face, and it is said if the zipa needed to spit, someone would hold out a piece of rich cloth for him to spit on, because it would be sacrilegious for anything so precious as his saliva to touch the ground.
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Original:  The position of the zipa was such that not even the members of the nobility dared to look him in the face, and it is said if the zipa needed to spit, someone would hold out a piece of rich cloth for him to spit on, because it would be sacrilegious for anything so precious as his saliva to touch the ground.
Revised:  The position of the zipa was such that not even the members of the nobility dared to look him in the face, and it is said if the psihipqua needed to spit, someone would hold out a piece of rich cloth for him to spit on, because it would be sacrilegious for anything so precious as his saliva to touch the ground.
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Original:  When Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada arrived in the Muisca territories the ruling zipa was Tisquesusa and the zaque was Quemuenchatocha . Zaque Muisca rulers of Hunza ( zaques ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Hunzahúa ? 1470 Founded city of Hunza, now Tunja 60px|center Michuá 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Quemuenchatocha 1490 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in  Colombia 60px|center Aquiminzaque 1537 1539 Last Muisca ruler
Revised:  When Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada arrived in the Muisca territories the ruling psihipqua was Bogotá and the hoa was Eucaneme . Zaque Muisca rulers of Hunza ( zaques ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Hunzahúa ? 1470 Founded city of Hunza, now Tunja 60px|center Michuá 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Quemuenchatocha 1490 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in Colombia 60px|center Aquiminzaque 1537 1539 Last Muisca ruler
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Original:  When Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada arrived in the Muisca territories the ruling zipa was Tisquesusa and the zaque was Quemuenchatocha . Zaque Muisca rulers of Hunza ( zaques ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Hunzahúa ? 1470 Founded city of Hunza, now Tunja 60px|center Michuá 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Quemuenchatocha 1490 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in  Colombia 60px|center Aquiminzaque 1537 1539 Last Muisca ruler
Revised:  When Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada arrived in the Muisca territories the ruling zipa was Tisquesusa and the zaque was Quemuenchatocha . Zaque Muisca rulers of Hunza ( hoas ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Hunzahúa ? 1470 Founded city of Hunza, now Tunja 60px|center Michuá 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Quemuenchatocha 1490 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in Colombia 60px|center Aquiminzaque 1537 1539 Last Muisca ruler
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Original:  When Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada arrived in the Muisca territories the ruling zipa was Tisquesusa and the zaque was Quemuenchatocha . Zaque Muisca rulers of Hunza ( zaques ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Hunzahúa ? 1470 Founded city of Hunza, now Tunja 60px|center Michuá 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Quemuenchatocha 1490 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in  Colombia 60px|center Aquiminzaque 1537 1539 Last Muisca ruler
Revised:  When Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada arrived in the Muisca territories the ruling zipa was Tisquesusa and the zaque was Quemuenchatocha . Zaque Muisca rulers of Hunza ( zaques ) Image Name Start End Details 60px|center Hunzahúa ? 1470 Founded city of Hunza, now Tunja 60px|center Michuá 1470 1490 Died in the Battle of Chocontá 60px|center Quemuenchatocha 1490 1537 Ruled when the Spanish arrived in modern-day Colombia 60px|center Aquiminzaque 1537 1539 Last Muisca ruler
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Original: Example Consider a test with the following 2×2 confusion matrix: Condition (as determined by “Gold standard”) Positive Negative Testoutcome Positive 26 12 Negative  3  48
Revised: Example Consider a test with the following 2×2 confusion matrix: Condition (as determined by “Gold standard”) Positive Negative Testoutcome Positive 26 12 Negative Positive 26 3 48
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Original: Example Consider a test with the following 2×2 confusion matrix: Condition (as determined by “Gold standard”) Positive Negative Testoutcome Positive 26 12 Negative  3  48
Revised: Example Consider a test with the following 2×2 confusion matrix: Condition (as determined by “Gold standard”) Positive Negative Testoutcome Positive 26 12 Negative 3 Negative 12 48
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Original: Koreans display high frequencies of the Y-DNA Haplogroup O-M176 . Genetic studies also found that, just like other East Asians, Koreans are almost very similar to their ancestors, the proto-koreans.
Revised: Koreans display high frequencies of the Y-DNA haplogroups O2-M122 (approximately 40\% of all present-day Korean males), O1b2-M176 (approximately 30\%), and C2b1-F2613 (approximately 15\%) . Genetic studies also found that, just like other East Asians, Koreans are almost very similar to their ancestors, the proto-koreans.
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Original: Koreans display high frequencies of the Y-DNA haplogroups O2-M122 (approximately 40\% of all present-day Korean males), O1b2-M176 (approximately 30\%), and C2b1-F2613 (approximately 15\%).
Revised: Koreans display high frequencies of the Y-DNA haplogroups O2-M122 (approximately 40\% of all present-day Korean males), O1b2-M176 (approximately 30\%), and C2-M217 (approximately 15\%).
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Original: 350px| A picture maze looks like a traditional maze , but contains a hidden image. A solution is available for this maze . A picture maze is a maze puzzle that forms a picture when solved.
Revised: 350px| A picture maze looks like a traditional maze when it is unsolved. On the second picture, the answer path of the maze looks like a watering can . A picture maze is a maze puzzle that forms a picture when solved.
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Original:  The location of this Late Classic Maya urban complex along the east and west flow of trade afford archaeologist a historical view of a secondary Maya site. Continuing excavation has changed the overall picture of Maya social and political relationships between larger and smaller cities  .
Revised:  The location of this Late Classic Maya urban complex along the east and west flow of trade afford archaeologist a historical view of a secondary Mayan site. Large and extended excavation efforts have changed the overall picture of Maya social and political relationships between larger and smaller cities .
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Original:  With the major Maya urban sites of central lowlands at Caracol and Tikal and the southern lowland site of Copan, Pusilhá was possibly a major transfer point for economic activates in the whole of the lowland region  Excavation The initial site survey was conducted in 1927 by archaeologists from the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras that was led by Thomas Joyce.
Revised:  With the major Maya urban sites of central lowlands at Caracol and Tikal and the southern lowland site of Copan, Pusilhá was possibly a major transfer point for economic activities in the whole of the lowland region Excavation The initial site survey was conducted in 1927 by archaeologists from the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras that was led by Thomas Joyce.
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Original:  With the major Maya urban sites of central lowlands at Caracol and Tikal and the southern lowland site of Copan, Pusilhá was possibly a major transfer point for economic activates in the whole of the lowland region  Excavation The initial site survey was conducted in 1927 by archaeologists from the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras that was led by Thomas Joyce.
Revised:  With the major Maya urban sites of central lowlands at Caracol and Tikal and the southern lowland site of Copan, Pusilhá was possibly a major transfer point for economic activates in the whole of the lowland region . Excavation The initial site survey was conducted in 1927 by archaeologists from the British Museum Expedition to British Honduras that was led by Thomas Joyce.
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Revised: Category: Computer science organizations Category:Academic organisations based in the United Kingdom Category: Computer science organizations Category:Information science Category:Information technology organisations based in the United Kingdom Category:Research institutes in Scotland Category:2008 establishments in Scotland Category:Scientific organizations established in 2008 Category
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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 . .
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