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Original:  The BNP has no MPs but party leader Nick Griffin, as well as party member Andrew Brons , represent regions of northern England in the European Parliament . Griffin also failed in his attempt to unseat Margaret Hodge in the UK general election in Barking , his party losing support in Barking compared to the 2005 general election .
Revised:  The BNP has no MPs but party leader Nick Griffin, as well as party member , represent regions of northern England in the European Parliament . Griffin also failed in his attempt to unseat Margaret Hodge in the UK general election in Barking , his party losing support in Barking compared to the 2005 general election .
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Original:  The BNP has no MPs but party leader Nick Griffin, as well as party member Andrew Brons , represent regions of northern England in the European Parliament . Griffin also failed in his attempt to unseat Margaret Hodge in the UK general election in Barking , his party losing support in Barking compared to the 2005 general election .
Revised:  The BNP has no MPs but party leader Nick Griffin, as well as party member Andrew Brons , represent regions of northern England in the . Griffin also failed in his attempt to unseat Margaret Hodge in the UK general election in Barking , his party losing support in Barking compared to the 2005 general election .
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Original:  The BNP has no MPs but party leader Nick Griffin, as well as party member Andrew Brons , represent regions of northern England in the European Parliament . Griffin also failed in his attempt to unseat Margaret Hodge in the UK general election in Barking , his party losing support in Barking compared to the 2005 general election .
Revised:  The BNP has no MPs but party leader Nick Griffin, as well as party member Andrew Brons , represent regions of northern England in the European Parliament . Griffin also failed in his attempt to unseat in the , his party losing support in Barking compared to the 2005 general election .
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Original:  The BNP has no MPs but party leader Nick Griffin, as well as party member Andrew Brons , represent regions of northern England in the European Parliament . Griffin also failed in his attempt to unseat Margaret Hodge in the UK general election in Barking , his party losing support in Barking compared to the 2005 general election .
Revised:  The BNP has no MPs but party leader Nick Griffin, as well as party member Andrew Brons , represent regions of northern England in the European Parliament . Griffin also failed in his attempt to unseat Margaret Hodge in the UK general election in Barking , his party losing support in Barking compared to the .
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Original:  Many anti-far right groups such as Unite Against Fascism, Searchlight and Hope Not Hate had been involved in campaigning in Barking & Dagenham, with marches, rallies and door-to-door canvassing taking place daily in the lead-up to the election.
Revised:  Many anti-far right groups such as , and had been involved in campaigning in Barking & Dagenham, with marches, rallies and door-to-door canvassing taking place daily in the lead-up to the election.
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Original:  A spokesman for the Youth Fight For Jobs campaign, which organised a march against both Nick Griffin and Margaret Hodge in Barking, said of the defeat of the BNP: "I think it shows the value of campaigning work and spreading a positive alternative.
Revised:  A spokesman for the campaign, which organised a march against both Nick Griffin and Margaret Hodge in Barking, said of the defeat of the BNP: "I think it shows the value of campaigning work and spreading a positive alternative.
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Original:  "Today, at about 11:30 am [14.30 UTC ], a military convoy from UNAMID 's Egyptian contingent, with three vehicles and 20 personnel, was ambushed near Katila village, 85 kilometres [53 miles ] south of Edd al-Fursan, South Darfur, by a group of unidentified armed men who indiscriminately opened fire, without warning, on the peacekeepers.
Revised:  "Today, at about 11:30 am [14.30 ], a military convoy from UNAMID 's Egyptian contingent, with three vehicles and 20 personnel, was ambushed near Katila village, 85 kilometres [53 miles ] south of Edd al-Fursan, South Darfur, by a group of unidentified armed men who indiscriminately opened fire, without warning, on the peacekeepers.
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Original:  "Today, at about 11:30 am [14.30 UTC ], a military convoy from UNAMID 's Egyptian contingent, with three vehicles and 20 personnel, was ambushed near Katila village, 85 kilometres [53 miles ] south of Edd al-Fursan, South Darfur, by a group of unidentified armed men who indiscriminately opened fire, without warning, on the peacekeepers.
Revised:  "Today, at about 11:30 am [14.30 UTC ], a military convoy from 's Egyptian contingent, with three vehicles and 20 personnel, was ambushed near Katila village, 85 kilometres [53 miles ] south of Edd al-Fursan, South Darfur, by a group of unidentified armed men who indiscriminately opened fire, without warning, on the peacekeepers.
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Original:  "Today, at about 11:30 am [14.30 UTC ], a military convoy from UNAMID 's Egyptian contingent, with three vehicles and 20 personnel, was ambushed near Katila village, 85 kilometres [53 miles ] south of Edd al-Fursan, South Darfur, by a group of unidentified armed men who indiscriminately opened fire, without warning, on the peacekeepers.
Revised:  "Today, at about 11:30 am [14.30 UTC ], a military convoy from UNAMID 's Egyptian contingent, with three vehicles and 20 personnel, was ambushed near Katila village, 85 [53 miles ] south of Edd al-Fursan, South Darfur, by a group of unidentified armed men who indiscriminately opened fire, without warning, on the peacekeepers.
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Original:  "Today, at about 11:30 am [14.30 UTC ], a military convoy from UNAMID 's Egyptian contingent, with three vehicles and 20 personnel, was ambushed near Katila village, 85 kilometres [53 miles ] south of Edd al-Fursan, South Darfur, by a group of unidentified armed men who indiscriminately opened fire, without warning, on the peacekeepers.
Revised:  "Today, at about 11:30 am [14.30 UTC ], a military convoy from UNAMID 's Egyptian contingent, with three vehicles and 20 personnel, was ambushed near Katila village, 85 kilometres [53 ] south of Edd al-Fursan, South Darfur, by a group of unidentified armed men who indiscriminately opened fire, without warning, on the peacekeepers.
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Original: Last week at the August 5 funeral of Army Specialist Adam Harding in the Chicago suburb of Portage, Indiana, the Westboro church sent 10 protestors . Harding died in Iraq July 25 when the convoy he was in hit a roadside bomb.
Revised: Last week at the August 5 funeral of Army Specialist Adam Harding in the Chicago suburb of Portage, Indiana, the Westboro church sent ten protesters . Harding died in Iraq July 25 when the convoy he was in hit a roadside bomb.
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Original:  Thurlby In a televised Pentagon press briefing Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld stood by a press release from the Pentagon on Monday that reported explosives and bombs crossed into Iraq from across the Iranian border.
Revised:  Thurlby In a televised press briefing Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld stood by a press release from the Pentagon on Monday that reported explosives and bombs crossed into Iraq from across the Iranian border.
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Original:  Thurlby In a televised Pentagon press briefing Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld stood by a press release from the Pentagon on Monday that reported explosives and bombs crossed into Iraq from across the Iranian border.
Revised:  Thurlby In a televised Pentagon press briefing Tuesday, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld stood by a press release from the Pentagon on Monday that reported explosives and bombs crossed into Iraq from across the Iranian border.
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Original:  Thurlby In a televised Pentagon press briefing Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld stood by a press release from the Pentagon on Monday that reported explosives and bombs crossed into Iraq from across the Iranian border.
Revised:  Thurlby In a televised Pentagon press briefing Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of Defense stood by a press release from the Pentagon on Monday that reported explosives and bombs crossed into Iraq from across the Iranian border.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Thurlby In a televised Pentagon press briefing Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld stood by a press release from the Pentagon on Monday that reported explosives and bombs crossed into Iraq from across the Iranian border.
Revised:  Thurlby In a televised Pentagon press briefing Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld stood by a press release from the Pentagon on Monday that reported explosives and bombs crossed into from across the Iranian border.
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Original:  Thurlby In a televised Pentagon press briefing Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld stood by a press release from the Pentagon on Monday that reported explosives and bombs crossed into Iraq from across the Iranian border.
Revised:  Thurlby In a televised Pentagon press briefing Tuesday, U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld stood by a press release from the Pentagon on Monday that reported explosives and bombs crossed into Iraq from across the border.
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Original:  Rumsfeld, with the Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staffs, Richard Myers , said the jihadist effort in Iraq was aimed at inciting civil war, since they realize they cannot directly defeat the coalition.
Revised:  Rumsfeld, with the Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staffs, , said the jihadist effort in Iraq was aimed at inciting civil war, since they realize they cannot directly defeat the coalition.
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Original:  Rumsfeld, with the Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staffs, Richard Myers , said the jihadist effort in Iraq was aimed at inciting civil war, since they realize they cannot directly defeat the coalition.
Revised:  Rumsfeld, with the Chairman of the Joint Chief of Staffs, Richard Myers , said the effort in Iraq was aimed at inciting civil war, since they realize they cannot directly defeat the coalition.
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Original:  Myers referred to a shift in the Sunni participation in the process, saying, "All indications are that the Sunni leadership in Iraq has made a fundamental decision that they want to be part of the process."
Revised:  Myers referred to a shift in the participation in the process, saying, "All indications are that the Sunni leadership in Iraq has made a fundamental decision that they want to be part of the process."
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Original:  The manager of Falkirk, Steven Pressley , also told Radio Scotland his views on the game: "It was a very emotional day, you know, we're bitterly disappointed, but once again I couldn't ask any more from this group of players.
Revised:  The manager of Falkirk, , also told Radio Scotland his views on the game: "It was a very emotional day, you know, we're bitterly disappointed, but once again I couldn't ask any more from this group of players.
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Original:  The manager of Falkirk, Steven Pressley , also told Radio Scotland his views on the game: "It was a very emotional day, you know, we're bitterly disappointed, but once again I couldn't ask any more from this group of players.
Revised:  The manager of Falkirk, Steven Pressley , also told his views on the game: "It was a very emotional day, you know, we're bitterly disappointed, but once again I couldn't ask any more from this group of players.
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Original: Suspected Maoist guerrillas killed eight Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawans in Chattisgarh , India yesterday, blowing up a bullet-proof police patrol in the Bijapur district of the state.
Revised: Suspected guerrillas killed eight Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawans in Chattisgarh , India yesterday, blowing up a bullet-proof police patrol in the Bijapur district of the state.
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Original: Suspected Maoist guerrillas killed eight Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawans in Chattisgarh , India yesterday, blowing up a bullet-proof police patrol in the Bijapur district of the state.
Revised: Suspected Maoist guerrillas killed eight Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawans in , India yesterday, blowing up a bullet-proof police patrol in the Bijapur district of the state.
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Original: Suspected Maoist guerrillas killed eight Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawans in Chattisgarh , India yesterday, blowing up a bullet-proof police patrol in the Bijapur district of the state.
Revised: Suspected Maoist guerrillas killed eight Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawans in Chattisgarh , India yesterday, blowing up a bullet-proof police patrol in the of the state.
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Original:  The naxalites detonated an improvised explosive device near Pedakodepal village, located on National Highway 16 in Bijapur, then opened fire at security men, confirmed by the Director General of Police of Chattisgarh.
Revised:  The naxalites detonated an improvised explosive device near Pedakodepal village, located on in Bijapur, then opened fire at security men, confirmed by the Director General of Police of Chattisgarh.
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Original:  The epicentre was 215 kilometres (130 miles ) south-southeast of Banda Aceh , Sumatra, and 630 kilometres (390 miles) west of Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur, at a depth of 45 kilometres (28 miles), the USGS reports.
Revised:  The epicentre was 215 (130 miles ) south-southeast of Banda Aceh , Sumatra, and 630 kilometres (390 miles) west of Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur, at a depth of 45 kilometres (28 miles), the USGS reports.
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Original:  The epicentre was 215 kilometres (130 miles ) south-southeast of Banda Aceh , Sumatra, and 630 kilometres (390 miles) west of Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur, at a depth of 45 kilometres (28 miles), the USGS reports.
Revised:  The epicentre was 215 kilometres (130 ) south-southeast of Banda Aceh , Sumatra, and 630 kilometres (390 miles) west of Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur, at a depth of 45 kilometres (28 miles), the USGS reports.
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Original:  The epicentre was 215 kilometres (130 miles ) south-southeast of Banda Aceh , Sumatra, and 630 kilometres (390 miles) west of Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur, at a depth of 45 kilometres (28 miles), the USGS reports.
Revised:  The epicentre was 215 kilometres (130 miles ) south-southeast of , Sumatra, and 630 kilometres (390 miles) west of Malaysia's capital Kuala Lumpur, at a depth of 45 kilometres (28 miles), the USGS reports.
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Original:  , a left-handed pitcher for  's in the  , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a , in a 4-0 win against the . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career .
Revised:  , a left-handed pitcher for Major League Baseball 's in the , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a , in a 4-0 win against the . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career .
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Original:  , a left-handed pitcher for  's in the  , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a , in a 4-0 win against the . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career .
Revised:  , a left-handed pitcher for 's in the United States , became one of only nineteen players in the history of the MLB to pitch a , in a 4-0 win against the . Braden, aged 26, who retired all 27 batters consecutively on 109 pitches, also earned his first career .
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Original: Traralgon (seen here celebrating back in April) extended their win record to five Traralgon remain the only undefeated team after five rounds of the 2010 Gippsland Football League season after they defeated Warragul by seventy points and Sale defeated Maffra by one point.
Revised: Traralgon (seen here celebrating back in April) extended their win record to five remain the only undefeated team after five rounds of the 2010 Gippsland Football League season after they defeated Warragul by seventy points and Sale defeated Maffra by one point.
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Original: Traralgon (seen here celebrating back in April) extended their win record to five Traralgon remain the only undefeated team after five rounds of the 2010 Gippsland Football League season after they defeated Warragul by seventy points and Sale defeated Maffra by one point.
Revised: Traralgon (seen here celebrating back in April) extended their win record to five Traralgon remain the only undefeated team after five rounds of the 2010 Gippsland Football League season after they defeated by seventy points and Sale defeated Maffra by one point.
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Original:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
Revised:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
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Original:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
Revised:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
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Original:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
Revised:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
Revised:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
Revised:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
Revised:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) Wonthaggi (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
Revised:  Traralgon (five wins, no losses - 166.67\%) Maffra (four wins, one loss - 150.8\%) Sale (three wins, one loss, one bye - 126.32\%) Morwell (three wins, two losses - 115.62\%) Drouin (two wins, two losses, one bye - 128.28\%) Moe (one win, three losses, one bye - 85.58\%) Leongatha (one win, three losses, one bye - 68.82\%) (one win, four losses - 46.68\%) Warragul (no wins, four losses, one bye - 48.6\%)
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Original: He stated that a strong and stable "progressive alliance" of the Labour and Liberal parties would be in the best interest of the country and made his resignation as a means to forward this, saying that he would set in motion the process needed for a new leader of the Labour Party to be selected and that a new leader will be in place in the autumn by the time of the next Labour Party Conference .
Revised: He stated that a strong and stable "progressive alliance" of the Labour and parties would be in the best interest of the country and made his resignation as a means to forward this, saying that he would set in motion the process needed for a new leader of the Labour Party to be selected and that a new leader will be in place in the autumn by the time of the next Labour Party Conference .
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