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Original:  This is the reason why there should be a therapeutic trust between nurse and patient  as in order to understand and respect  patient’s religious beliefs the nurse has to had get information from  patient directly which is hard to get when there is not therapeutic trust.
Revised:  This is the reason why there should be therapeutic trust between nurse and patient as in order to understand and respect patient’s religious beliefs the nurse has to had get information from patient directly which is hard to get when there is not therapeutic trust.
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Original:  This is the reason why there should be a therapeutic trust between nurse and patient  as in order to understand and respect  patient’s religious beliefs the nurse has to had get information from  patient directly which is hard to get when there is not therapeutic trust.
Revised:  This is the reason why there should be a therapeutic trust between nurse and patient , as in order to understand and respect patient’s religious beliefs the nurse has to had get information from patient directly which is hard to get when there is not therapeutic trust.
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Original:  This is the reason why there should be a therapeutic trust between nurse and patient  as in order to understand and respect  patient’s religious beliefs the nurse has to had get information from  patient directly which is hard to get when there is not therapeutic trust.
Revised:  This is the reason why there should be a therapeutic trust between nurse and patient as in order to understand and respect the patient’s religious beliefs the nurse has to had get information from patient directly which is hard to get when there is not therapeutic trust.
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Original:  This is the reason why there should be a therapeutic trust between nurse and patient  as in order to understand and respect  patient’s religious beliefs the nurse has to had get information from  patient directly which is hard to get when there is not therapeutic trust.
Revised:  This is the reason why there should be a therapeutic trust between nurse and patient as in order to understand and respect patient’s religious beliefs the nurse has to get information from patient directly which is hard to get when there is not therapeutic trust.
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Original:  This is the reason why there should be a therapeutic trust between nurse and patient  as in order to understand and respect  patient’s religious beliefs the nurse has to had get information from  patient directly which is hard to get when there is not therapeutic trust.
Revised:  This is the reason why there should be a therapeutic trust between nurse and patient as in order to understand and respect patient’s religious beliefs the nurse has to had get information from the patient directly which is hard to get when there is not therapeutic trust.
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Original:  There is no specific order or a template in how to do holistic caring but the main idea of holistic caring is trying not to exclude patient’s social and internal needs and not just focus on treating on physically illness.
Revised:  There is no specific order or a template in how to do holistic caring but the main idea of holistic caring is trying not to exclude patient’s social and internal needs and not just focus on treating the physical illness.
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Original:  The      Christian Saint Josaphat is based on the Buddha.
Revised:  The Islamic prophet Dhul-Kifl has also been identified with Buddha. The meaning of Dhul-Kifl is still debated, but, according to this view, it means “the man from Kifl“ and Kifl is the Arabic pronunciation of Kapilavastu, the city where the Buddha spent thirty years of his life. Another argument used by supporters of this theory is that Buddha was from Kapeel, which was the capital of a small state situated on the border of India and Nepal. They claim Buddha not only belonged to Kapeel, but was many a time referred to as being ‘Of Kapeel’. This is exactly what is meant by the word ‘Dhul-Kifl’. It should be remembered that the consonant ‘p’ is not present in Arabic and the nearest one to it is ‘fa’. Hence, Kapeel transliterated into Arabic becomes Kifl. Christian Saint Josaphat is based on the Buddha.
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Original:  The      Christian Saint Josaphat is based on the Buddha.
Revised:  The It is mentioned in Buddhist sources that Buddha attained enlightenment under the fig tree. So, according to the theory, from the places mentioned in these verses: Sinai is the place where Moses received revelation; Mecca is the place where Muhammad received revelation; and the olive tree is the place where Jesus received revelation. In this case, the remaining fig tree is where Buddha received revelation. Christian Saint Josaphat is based on the Buddha.
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Original:  While the people's rights to these and similar water uses must be respected, the time had come  he said, for local projects and uses of the inland waters to be viewed in a more comprehensive plan, designed for the benefit of the entire country;
Revised:  While the people's rights to these and similar water uses must be respected, the time had come , he said, for local projects and uses of the inland waters to be viewed in a more comprehensive plan, designed for the benefit of the entire country;
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Original:  In other words, in order to understand the world  we move around and explore it . We sample the world through our eyes, ears, nose, skin, and tongue as we explore and construct an understanding ( Perception ) of the environment on the basis of this behavior (Action ).
Revised:  In other words, in order to understand the world we move around and explore it —sampling the world through our eyes, ears, nose, skin, and tongue as we explore and construct an understanding ( Perception ) of the environment on the basis of this behavior (Action ).
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Original:  Within the construct of Active Perception, the interpretation of sensor data (perception) is inherently inseparable from the behaviors required to capture that data - action (behaviors) and perception (interpretation of sensor data) are tightly coupled.
Revised:  Within the construct of active perception, interpretation of sensory data is inherently inseparable from the behaviors required to capture that data - action (behaviors) and perception (interpretation of sensor data) are tightly coupled.
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Original:  This has been developed most comprehensively with respect to vision ( Active Vision ) where an agent (animal, robot, human, camera mount) changes position in order to improve the view of a specific object and/or where the agent uses movement in order to perceive the environment (e.g. for obstacle avoidance ).
Revised:  This has been developed most comprehensively with respect to vision ( active vision ) where an agent (animal, robot, human, camera mount) changes position in order to improve the view of a specific object and/or where the agent uses movement in order to perceive the environment (e.g. for obstacle avoidance ).
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Original:  This has been developed most comprehensively with respect to vision ( Active Vision ) where an agent (animal, robot, human, camera mount) changes position in order to improve the view of a specific object and/or where the agent uses movement in order to perceive the environment (e.g. for obstacle avoidance ).
Revised:  This has been developed most comprehensively with respect to vision ( Active Vision ) where an agent (animal, robot, human, camera mount) changes position to improve the view of a specific object and/or where the agent uses movement in order to perceive the environment (e.g. for obstacle avoidance ).
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Original:  This has been developed most comprehensively with respect to vision ( Active Vision ) where an agent (animal, robot, human, camera mount) changes position in order to improve the view of a specific object and/or where the agent uses movement in order to perceive the environment (e.g. for obstacle avoidance ).
Revised:  This has been developed most comprehensively with respect to vision ( Active Vision ) where an agent (animal, robot, human, camera mount) changes position in order to improve the view of a specific object , or where an agent uses movement in order to perceive the environment (e.g. for obstacle avoidance ).
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Original:  This has been developed most comprehensively with respect to vision ( Active Vision ) where an agent (animal, robot, human, camera mount) changes position in order to improve the view of a specific object and/or where the agent uses movement in order to perceive the environment (e.g. for obstacle avoidance ).
Revised:  This has been developed most comprehensively with respect to vision ( Active Vision ) where an agent (animal, robot, human, camera mount) changes position in order to improve the view of a specific object and/or where the agent uses movement to perceive the environment (e.g. for obstacle avoidance ).
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Original:  This has been developed most comprehensively with respect to vision ( Active Vision ) where an agent (animal, robot, human, camera mount) changes position in order to improve the view of a specific object and/or where the agent uses movement in order to perceive the environment (e.g. for obstacle avoidance ).
Revised:  This has been developed most comprehensively with respect to vision ( Active Vision ) where an agent (animal, robot, human, camera mount) changes position in order to improve the view of a specific object and/or where the agent uses movement in order to perceive the environment (e.g. , a robot avoiding obstacles ).
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Original:  The theory of Optical Flow was derived from concepts of Active Perception , and while optical flow is now typically considered to be a vector representation of motion captured by a vision sensor (camera), it was originally described in terms of Active Perception .
Revised:  The theory of optical flow derives from concepts of Active Perception , and while optical flow is now typically considered to be a vector representation of motion captured by a vision sensor (camera), it was originally described in terms of Active Perception .
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Original:  The theory of Optical Flow was derived from concepts of Active Perception , and while optical flow is now typically considered to be a vector representation of motion captured by a vision sensor (camera), it was originally described in terms of Active Perception .
Revised:  The theory of Optical Flow was derived from concepts of active perception , and while optical flow is now typically considered to be a vector representation of motion captured by a vision sensor (camera), it was originally described in terms of Active Perception .
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Original:  The theory of Optical Flow was derived from concepts of Active Perception , and while optical flow is now typically considered to be a vector representation of motion captured by a vision sensor (camera), it was originally described in terms of Active Perception .
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Original:  The theory of Optical Flow was derived from concepts of Active Perception , and while optical flow is now typically considered to be a vector representation of motion captured by a vision sensor (camera), it was originally described in terms of Active Perception .
Revised:  The theory of Optical Flow was derived from concepts of Active Perception , and while optical flow is now typically considered to be a vector representation of motion captured by a vision sensor (camera), it was originally described in terms of active perception .
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Original:  The behavior of the agent (animal, robot, human) in the world generates a flow of data over the visual sensor (camera, eye)  which is sampled by the sensor and interpreted into a percept of the environment by the agent, through some computation.
Revised:  The behavior of the agent (animal, robot, human) in the world generates a flow of data over the visual sensor (camera, eye) , which is sampled by the sensor and interpreted into a percept of the environment by the agent, through some computation.
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Original:  Ecological Psychology (and theories of Ecological Perception ) was formulated by gestalt psychologists in the 1930s,Koffka, 1936 and refined by Gibson through the 1950s to 1970s.
Revised:  Ecological psychology (and theories of Ecological Perception ) was formulated by gestalt psychologists in the 1930s,Koffka, 1936 and refined by Gibson through the 1950s to 1970s.
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Original:  Ecological Psychology (and theories of Ecological Perception ) was formulated by gestalt psychologists in the 1930s,Koffka, 1936 and refined by Gibson through the 1950s to 1970s.
Revised:  Ecological Psychology (and theories of ecological perception ) was formulated by gestalt psychologists in the 1930s,Koffka, 1936 and refined by Gibson through the 1950s to 1970s.
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Original: Timeline of the Big Bang Formation and evolution of the Solar System Geologic time scale History of the world (see also: World history) Universal history Ancient history Prehistory Classical antiquity Post-classical history Modern history Early modern period Late modern period Contemporary history Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican chronology Renaissance Future history
Revised: Chronology of the Universe Formation and evolution of the Solar System Geologic time scale History of the world (see also: World history) Universal history Ancient history Prehistory Classical antiquity Post-classical history Modern history Early modern period Late modern period Contemporary history Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican chronology Renaissance Future history
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Original: Timeline of the Big Bang Formation and evolution of the Solar System Geologic time scale History of the world (see also: World history) Universal history Ancient history Prehistory Classical antiquity Post-classical history Modern history Early modern period Late modern period Contemporary history Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican chronology Renaissance Future history
Revised: Timeline of the Big Bang Formation and evolution of the Solar System Geological history of Earth Evolutionary history of life History of the world (see also: World history) Universal history Ancient history Prehistory Classical antiquity Post-classical history Modern history Early modern period Late modern period Contemporary history Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican chronology Renaissance Future history
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Original: George Hewitt, "The Abkhazians: Handbook", p. 1 The name Apsilae suggests that they wer the ancestors of the Abkhaz people (in Abkhaz Аҧсуаа Apswa)  .
Revised: George Hewitt, "The Abkhazians: Handbook", p. 1 The name Apsilae suggests that they may have been the ancestors of the Abkhaz people (in Abkhaz Аҧсуаа Apswa) .
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Original: George Hewitt, "The Abkhazians: Handbook", p. 1 The name Apsilae suggests that they wer the ancestors of the Abkhaz people (in Abkhaz Аҧсуаа Apswa)  .
Revised: George Hewitt, "The Abkhazians: Handbook", p. 1 The name Apsilae suggests that they wer the ancestors of the Abkhaz people (in Abkhaz Аҧсуаа Apswa) Ref. Armenian "Psinoun" .
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Original: Location The tribal territory was located on the Black Sea coast of the northwest Caucasus, between the rivers Psirzcha (Псырцха) (near the present New Athos) and Chkhorotsqu, known also under the historical name "Tsebelda" .
Revised: Location The tribal territory was located on the Black Sea coast of the northwest Caucasus, between present day town of New Athos and the village of tsebelda slightly east of modern day Sukhumi .
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Original: The United States Factor is a view of modern history that promotes the United States as the contingent reason for the Allied Powers winning both World Wars and for preventing any powerful rival political regime from becoming mainstream in the 21st century world.
Revised: The United States factor is a view of modern history that promotes the United States as the contingent reason for the Allied Powers winning both World Wars and for preventing any powerful rival political regime from becoming mainstream in the 21st century world.
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Original: The United States Factor is a view of modern history that promotes the United States as the contingent reason for the Allied Powers winning both World Wars and for preventing any powerful rival political regime from becoming mainstream in the 21st century world.
Revised: The United States Factor is a view of modern history that promotes the United States as the contingent reason for the Allied Powers winning both world wars and for preventing any powerful rival political regime from becoming mainstream in the 21st century world.
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Original:  United States Factor in History In the view of the United States Factor , this "end of history" is made possible only because the USA was in a unique space economically, geographically, politically, and militarily throughout the 20th century that made it possible for the United States to "rescue" the Old World powers from the threat of totalitarianism.
Revised:  United States factor in history In the view of the United States Factor , this "end of history" is made possible only because the USA was in a unique space economically, geographically, politically, and militarily throughout the 20th century that made it possible for the United States to "rescue" the Old World powers from the threat of totalitarianism.
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Original:  United States Factor in History In the view of the United States Factor , this "end of history" is made possible only because the USA was in a unique space economically, geographically, politically, and militarily throughout the 20th century that made it possible for the United States to "rescue" the Old World powers from the threat of totalitarianism.
Revised:  United States Factor in History In the view of the United States factor , this "end of history" is made possible only because the USA was in a unique space economically, geographically, politically, and militarily throughout the 20th century that made it possible for the United States to "rescue" the Old World powers from the threat of totalitarianism.
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Original:  United States Factor in History In the view of the United States Factor , this "end of history" is made possible only because the USA was in a unique space economically, geographically, politically, and militarily throughout the 20th century that made it possible for the United States to "rescue" the Old World powers from the threat of totalitarianism.
Revised:  United States Factor in History In the view of the United States Factor , this "end of history" is made possible only because the US was in a unique space economically, geographically, politically, and militarily throughout the 20th century that made it possible for the United States to "rescue" the Old World powers from the threat of totalitarianism.
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Original:  (See State ideology of the Soviet Union  ) Though Gat acknowledges that the victory of democracy over totalitarianism was not necessarily "preordained" at the outset of either World War, he goes on to remark that the sheer fact that the USA existed gave liberal democracies their "edge" in the battle against totalitarian regimes.
Revised:  (See State ideology of the Soviet Union . ) Though Gat acknowledges that the victory of democracy over totalitarianism was not necessarily "preordained" at the outset of either World War, he goes on to remark that the sheer fact that the USA existed gave liberal democracies their "edge" in the battle against totalitarian regimes.
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Original:  (See State ideology of the Soviet Union  ) Though Gat acknowledges that the victory of democracy over totalitarianism was not necessarily "preordained" at the outset of either World War, he goes on to remark that the sheer fact that the USA existed gave liberal democracies their "edge" in the battle against totalitarian regimes.
Revised:  (See State ideology of the Soviet Union ) Though Gat acknowledges that the victory of democracy over totalitarianism was not necessarily "preordained" at the outset of either World War, he goes on to remark that the sheer fact that the US existed gave liberal democracies their "edge" in the battle against totalitarian regimes.
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Original:  American exceoptionalism , as defined by Jentleson, is a theory that holds that the United States possesses an inherent uniqueness and "special virtue" that is rooted in American principles and can be traced throughout American history.
Revised:  American exceptionalism , as defined by Jentleson, is a theory that holds that the United States possesses an inherent uniqueness and "special virtue" that is rooted in American principles and can be traced throughout American history.
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