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Original:  Besides hitting his 446th Major League home run, Pujols ended a personal drought by claiming his first regular-season long ball after 33 games and 139 plate appearances, including his last St. Louis Cardinals at-bats.
Revised:  Besides hitting his 446th Major League home run, Pujols ended a personal drought by claiming his first regular-season long ball after 33 games and 139 plate appearances, including his last at-bats.
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Original:  It was a five-hour attack and she only managed to escape when  she was driven to an ATM to withdraw money  she fumbled with her bank cards and while the attacker was distracted she ran to a service station.
Revised:  It was a five-hour attack and she only managed to escape when , the next day, she was driven to an ATM to withdraw money she fumbled with her bank cards and while the attacker was distracted she ran to a service station.
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Original:  It was a five-hour attack and she only managed to escape when  she was driven to an ATM to withdraw money  she fumbled with her bank cards and while the attacker was distracted she ran to a service station.
Revised:  It was a five-hour attack and she only managed to escape when she was driven to an ATM to withdraw money where she fumbled with her bank cards and while the attacker was distracted she ran to a service station.
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Original: 300px|Pennantfish, Pyramid and Milletseed Butterflyfish at Rapture Reef on French Frigate Shoals of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands U.S. President George W. Bush yesterday signed an executive order declaring the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands a U.S. National Monument , creating the largest protected marine area in the world and the largest single conservation area in the history of the United States.
Revised:  U.S. President George W. Bush yesterday signed an executive order declaring the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands a U.S. National Monument , creating the largest protected marine area in the world and the largest single conservation area in the history of the United States.
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Original: 300px|Pennantfish, Pyramid and Milletseed Butterflyfish at Rapture Reef on French Frigate Shoals of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands U.S. President George W. Bush yesterday signed an executive order declaring the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands a U.S. National Monument , creating the largest protected marine area in the world and the largest single conservation area in the history of the United States.
Revised: 300px|Pennantfish, Pyramid and Milletseed Butterflyfish at Rapture Reef on French Frigate Shoals of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands U.S. President George W. Bush yesterday signed an executive order declaring the a , creating the largest protected marine area in the world and the largest single conservation area in the history of the United States.
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Original:  300px|All the Northwestern islands are uninhabited, except Midway Island As a National Monument, the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands would be subject to one of the highest levels of protection in the U.S. All fishing will be phased out over five years, and visitors will require permits for snorkeling and diving.
Revised:  300px|All the Northwestern islands are uninhabited, except As a National Monument, the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands would be subject to one of the highest levels of protection in the U.S. All fishing will be phased out over five years, and visitors will require permits for snorkeling and diving.
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Original:  The preserve, covering all the islands northwest of Niihau, covers 140,000 square miles (360,000 km²), covering 10 islands and atolls, and stretches for about 1,400 miles (2,200 km). 
Revised:  The preserve, covering all the islands northwest of Niihau, covers 140,000 square miles (360,000 km²), covering 10 islands and atolls, and stretches for about 1,400 miles (2,200 km). Sister links
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Original: The U.S. identified the new Al-Qaeda leader in Iraq as Abu Ayyub al-Masri, an Egyptian with ties to Ayman al-Zawahiri , Friday. Zawahiri is the number two in command of Al-Qaeda.
Revised: The U.S. identified the new Al-Qaeda leader in Iraq as Abu Ayyub al-Masri, an Egyptian with ties to Ayman al-Zawahiri . Zawahiri was the number two in command of Al-Qaeda.
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Original: Karel Bruckner had Petr Chec to thank for the score not being an embarassment . After the sending off saves from Ghanians came on 71, 73, 77, and 79 minutes.
Revised: Karel Bruckner had Petr Chec to thank for the score not being an embarrassment . After the sending off saves from Ghanians came on 71, 73, 77, and 79 minutes.
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Original:  "People who did not elect to go to court and have paid their infringement notice will not be affected by any decision, so the issue of refunds does not arise," a statement by the Office of State Revenue said   .
Revised:  "People who did not elect to go to court and have paid their infringement notice will not be affected by any decision, so the issue of refunds does not arise," a statement by the Office of State Revenue said . .
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Original:  "People who did not elect to go to court and have paid their infringement notice will not be affected by any decision, so the issue of refunds does not arise," a statement by the Office of State Revenue said   .
Revised:  "People who did not elect to go to court and have paid their infringement notice will not be affected by any decision, so the issue of refunds does not arise," a statement by the Office of State Revenue said For the 2004/2005 financial year, the infringement processing bureau recorded revenues of AUD$158.7 million from fines .
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Original: Maryam Rajavi On the eve of the third anniversary of the June 17 raid on the central office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran and homes of dozens of Iranian political refugees and dissidents, Paris Court of Appeals in separate rulings revoked all restrictions on Mrs.
Revised:  On the eve of the third anniversary of the June 17 raid on the central office of the National Council of Resistance of Iran and homes of dozens of Iranian political refugees and dissidents, Paris Court of Appeals in separate rulings revoked all restrictions on Mrs.
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Original: Federal prison inmate , of Texas, won 72,459 votes (40.6 percent) in Tuesday's West Virginia  presidential primary, behind President Barack Obama, who finished with 105,833 (59.4 percent).
Revised: Federal prison inmate , of Texas, won 72,459 votes (40.6 percent) in Tuesday's West Virginia Democratic presidential primary, behind President Barack Obama, who finished with 105,833 (59.4 percent).
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Original:  For the first time in five years, American production of new book titles trails that of Great Britain, a country of one-fifth the population of the USA, the Kansas City Star reports . Last year, production of new titles in the UK surpassed 206,000, compared with 172,000 in America.
Revised: The World Cup is not the only international competition going on this summer. With vacation and beach reading season in full swing, American readers find themselves trailing their reading counterparts across the pond. For the first time in five years, American production of new book titles trails that of Great Britain, a country of one-fifth the population of the USA, the Kansas City Star reports . Last year, production of new titles in the UK surpassed 206,000, compared with 172,000 in America.
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Original:  For the first time in five years, American production of new book titles trails that of Great Britain, a country of one-fifth the population of the USA, the Kansas City Star reports . Last year, production of new titles in the UK surpassed 206,000, compared with 172,000 in America.
Revised:  For the first time in five years, American production of new book titles trails that of Great Britain, a country of one-fifth the population of the USA, the Kansas City Star recently reported . Last year, production of new titles in the UK surpassed 206,000, compared with 172,000 in America.
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Revised:  See block log%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% An empty New York subway car.A new book claims that Al-Qaeda made plans to gas the New York subway system in 2003. According to extracts due to be published in next week's Time magazine, the author of The One Percent Doctrine, Ron Suskind, asserts that Al-Qaeda's number 2 cancelled the attack 45 days before it was due. 
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Original:  Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard homered and knocked in four runs, and Phils ’ closer Tom Gordon, in a game for the first time in over a week, pitched 1 2/3 shaky innings for his 19th save.
Revised:  Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard homered and knocked in four runs, and Phils ' closer Tom Gordon, in a game for the first time in over a week, pitched 1 2/3 shaky innings for his 19th save.
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Original:  Further south, Washington Nationals ’ third baseman Ryan Zimmerman hit a walk off 2 run shot in the bottom of the 9th to lift Washington over the visiting New York Yankees, 3-2. Zimmerman, whose hitting has gotten hotter with the temperatures, hit the game winner off of Yankees losing pitcher Chien -
Revised:  Further south, Washington Nationals ' third baseman Ryan Zimmerman hit a walk off 2 run shot in the bottom of the 9th to lift Washington over the visiting New York Yankees, 3-2. Zimmerman, whose hitting has gotten hotter with the temperatures, hit the game winner off of Yankees losing pitcher Chien -
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Original:  Ming Wang spoiling his major league debut Oakland A ’ s notch tenth win Oakland right-hander Joe Blanton, pitching into the ninth inning, helped the streaking Oakland A ’ s to their tenth straight win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, 5-2 earlier today.
Revised:  Ming Wang spoiling his major league debut Oakland A ' s notch tenth win Oakland right-hander Joe Blanton, pitching into the ninth inning, helped the streaking Oakland A ’ s to their tenth straight win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, 5-2 earlier today.
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Original:  Ming Wang spoiling his major league debut Oakland A ’ s notch tenth win Oakland right-hander Joe Blanton, pitching into the ninth inning, helped the streaking Oakland A ’ s to their tenth straight win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, 5-2 earlier today.
Revised:  Ming Wang spoiling his major league debut Oakland A ’ s notch tenth win Oakland right-hander Joe Blanton, pitching into the ninth inning, helped the streaking Oakland A ' s to their tenth straight win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, 5-2 earlier today.
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Original:  Today, at Winged Foot Golf Club, in Mamaroneck, New York, Geoff Oglivy won the 106th U.S. Open with a score of 285, 5 over par.
Revised:  Today, at Winged Foot Golf Club, in Mamaroneck, New York, Geoff Ogilvy won the 106th U.S. Open with a score of 285, 5 over par.
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Revised: Nicola Calipari was fatally shot by U.S. troops at a checkpoint in Iraq in 2005 Italian prosecutors have asked a judge to indict a United States soldier for fatally shooting Italian intelligence officer Nicola Calipari at a roadblock in Iraq a year ago. The shooting occurred when Calipari was escorting the Italian journalist Giuliana Sgrena on her way to Baghdad airport. When their car came under fire from U.S. Marines at a roadblock, Calipari was fatally shot while trying to shield Sgrena, who was only lightly wounded in the incident. 
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Revised: mick duffy wanks over gay The circumstances of the shooting are a matter of dispute between Italy and the United States. The U.S. military claims that the car was approaching the checkpoint at high speed, when the troops attempted to signal the car with light signals, aiming a green laser at the windshield and warning shots. When the car failed to slow down, the soldiers shot into the engine of the car. 
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Revised: mick duffy wanks over gay Italian prosecutors are arguing that the shooting was a "political murder" as Calipari was a civil servant and the shooting damaged Italy's interests. In Italy, murder suspects cannot be tried in absentia unless the murder has political connotations. It is expected to take at least two months for a judge to rule on the indictment request. 
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Original: A spokesman for Prime Minister Tony Blair toned down comments Reid made over the weekend, "the important thing and the difficult thing in this is to get the balance right between, on the one hand, protecting the public and giving the public as much information as possible, and on the other making sure that you don't have vigilantes".
Revised: A spokesman for Prime Minister Tony Blair issued a statement on comments Reid made over the weekend, "the important thing and the difficult thing in this is to get the balance right between, on the one hand, protecting the public and giving the public as much information as possible, and on the other making sure that you don't have vigilantes".
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Original:  New Zealand provides a total of $23 million a year in aid to three of the six Pacific nations – Kiribati, the Solomons, and Tuvalu. Japan pledged approximately 45 billion yen (NZ $633 million) in aid for all Pacific nations. New Zealand's annual budget for aiding pacific nations on the other hand totals merely NZ 173 million.
Revised:  New Zealand provides a total of $23 million a year in aid to three of the six Pacific nations – Kiribati, the Solomons, and Tuvalu. Japan pledged approximately 45 billion (633 million) in aid for all Pacific nations. New Zealand's annual budget for aiding pacific nations on the other hand totals merely NZ $ 173 million.
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Original: Australian House of Representatives The Australian House of Representatives yesterday discussed as part of private Member's business a motion moved by Michael Johnson (Australian Liberal Party, Division of Ryan ) that sought to affirm and "celebrate" support for marriage "between a man and a woman" and called on the Government to "enact policies that promote and strengthen marriage".
Revised: Australian House of Representatives The Australian House of Representatives yesterday discussed as part of a motion moved by Michael Johnson (Australian Liberal Party, Division of Ryan ) that sought to affirm and "celebrate" support for marriage "between a man and a woman" and called on the Government to "enact policies that promote and strengthen marriage".
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Original: Australian House of Representatives The Australian House of Representatives yesterday discussed as part of private Member's business a motion moved by Michael Johnson (Australian Liberal Party, Division of Ryan ) that sought to affirm and "celebrate" support for marriage "between a man and a woman" and called on the Government to "enact policies that promote and strengthen marriage".
Revised: Australian House of Representatives The Australian House of Representatives yesterday discussed as part of private Member's business a motion moved by (, ) that sought to affirm and "celebrate" support for marriage "between a man and a woman" and called on the Government to "enact policies that promote and strengthen marriage".
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Original:  Speeches Johnson discussed the earlier amendment to the Australian Marriage Act passed in 2004 that effectively removed the possibility for same-sex marriage , and continued that the failed efforts of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) to provide for civil unions within that state was a matter for "grave alarm".
Revised:  Speeches Johnson discussed the earlier passed in 2004 that effectively removed the possibility for same-sex marriage , and continued that the failed efforts of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) to provide for civil unions within that state was a matter for "grave alarm".
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Original:  Speeches Johnson discussed the earlier amendment to the Australian Marriage Act passed in 2004 that effectively removed the possibility for same-sex marriage , and continued that the failed efforts of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) to provide for civil unions within that state was a matter for "grave alarm".
Revised:  Speeches Johnson discussed the earlier amendment to the Australian Marriage Act passed in 2004 that effectively removed the possibility for , and continued that the failed efforts of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) to provide for civil unions within that state was a matter for "grave alarm".
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Original:  Chris Hayes (Australian Labor Party, Division of Werriwa ), took a different stance in speaking to the motion, by discussing how the Government's new industrial relation legislation , WorkChoices, would affect the balancing of work and family life, and called for industrial legislation that would "support families into the future".
Revised:  (, ), took a different stance in speaking to the motion, by discussing how the Government's new industrial relation legislation , WorkChoices, would affect the balancing of work and family life, and called for industrial legislation that would "support families into the future".
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Original:  Chris Hayes (Australian Labor Party, Division of Werriwa ), took a different stance in speaking to the motion, by discussing how the Government's new industrial relation legislation , WorkChoices, would affect the balancing of work and family life, and called for industrial legislation that would "support families into the future".
Revised:  Chris Hayes (Australian Labor Party, Division of Werriwa ), took a different stance in speaking to the motion, by discussing how the Government's , WorkChoices, would affect the balancing of work and family life, and called for industrial legislation that would "support families into the future".
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Original:  Margaret May (Liberal, Division of McPherson ), the seconder of the motion, recommenced arguing against same-sex marriage, calling it a "social experiment", and went on to state, "Same sex relationships, or, indeed, unions should not have the same status as a marriage between a man and a woman".
Revised:  (Liberal, Division of McPherson ), the seconder of the motion, recommenced arguing against same-sex marriage, calling it a "social experiment", and went on to state, "Same sex relationships, or, indeed, unions should not have the same status as a marriage between a man and a woman".
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Original:  Margaret May (Liberal, Division of McPherson ), the seconder of the motion, recommenced arguing against same-sex marriage, calling it a "social experiment", and went on to state, "Same sex relationships, or, indeed, unions should not have the same status as a marriage between a man and a woman".
Revised:  Margaret May (Liberal, ), the seconder of the motion, recommenced arguing against same-sex marriage, calling it a "social experiment", and went on to state, "Same sex relationships, or, indeed, unions should not have the same status as a marriage between a man and a woman".
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Original:  John Murphy (Labor, Division of Lowe ) also affirmed support for heterosexual marriage, by stating, "Marriage is a natural bond between man and woman, recognized in the vast majority of cultures, whether Christian or otherwise", and added, "nature ordains the natural procreative function of man and woman".
Revised:  (Labor, Division of Lowe ) also affirmed support for heterosexual marriage, by stating, "Marriage is a natural bond between man and woman, recognized in the vast majority of cultures, whether Christian or otherwise", and added, "nature ordains the natural procreative function of man and woman".
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Original:  John Murphy (Labor, Division of Lowe ) also affirmed support for heterosexual marriage, by stating, "Marriage is a natural bond between man and woman, recognized in the vast majority of cultures, whether Christian or otherwise", and added, "nature ordains the natural procreative function of man and woman".
Revised:  John Murphy (Labor, ) also affirmed support for heterosexual marriage, by stating, "Marriage is a natural bond between man and woman, recognized in the vast majority of cultures, whether Christian or otherwise", and added, "nature ordains the natural procreative function of man and woman".
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Original:  Craig Emerson (Labor, Division of Rankin ) quoted a House Committee report To have and to hold -- strategies to strengthen marriage and relationships, saying that the report was bipartisan and added, "the issue of marriage does enjoy bipartisan support in this parliament", and reiterated Labor's support for the Marriage Amendment, which excluded the possibility for same-sex marriage.
Revised:  (Labor, Division of Rankin ) quoted a House Committee report To have and to hold -- strategies to strengthen marriage and relationships, saying that the report was bipartisan and added, "the issue of marriage does enjoy bipartisan support in this parliament", and reiterated Labor's support for the Marriage Amendment, which excluded the possibility for same-sex marriage.
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Original:  Craig Emerson (Labor, Division of Rankin ) quoted a House Committee report To have and to hold -- strategies to strengthen marriage and relationships, saying that the report was bipartisan and added, "the issue of marriage does enjoy bipartisan support in this parliament", and reiterated Labor's support for the Marriage Amendment, which excluded the possibility for same-sex marriage.
Revised:  Craig Emerson (Labor, ) quoted a House Committee report To have and to hold -- strategies to strengthen marriage and relationships, saying that the report was bipartisan and added, "the issue of marriage does enjoy bipartisan support in this parliament", and reiterated Labor's support for the Marriage Amendment, which excluded the possibility for same-sex marriage.
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Original: Speeches Johnson discussed the earlier passed in 2004 that effectively removed the possibility for  , and continued that the failed efforts of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) to provide for civil unions within that state was a matter for "grave alarm".
Revised: Speeches Johnson discussed the earlier passed in 2004 that effectively removed the possibility for same-sex marriage , and continued that the failed efforts of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) to provide for civil unions within that state was a matter for "grave alarm".
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Original:  However, Johnson went on to discuss the breakdown of marriage and the status of single parents to argue, "surely we all agree that the best environment for the rearing of children is one that has both a mother and a father". (, ), took a different stance in speaking to the motion, by discussing how the Government's  , WorkChoices, would affect the balancing of work and family life, and called for industrial legislation that would "support families into the future".
Revised:  However, Johnson went on to discuss the breakdown of marriage and the status of single parents to argue, "surely we all agree that the best environment for the rearing of children is one that has both a mother and a father". (, ), took a different stance in speaking to the motion, by discussing how the Government's new industrial relation legislation , WorkChoices, would affect the balancing of work and family life, and called for industrial legislation that would "support families into the future".
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