wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 38.9 -1.1 177 40.0 -2.8 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 42.8 0.1 170 42.7 -1.0 169 43.7 0.2 167 43.5 - 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 26.9 -0.9 178 27.8 -4.1 178 31.9 -2.0 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.1 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.8 0.2 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 - 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 25.2 -0.7 179 25.9 0.7 179 25.2 -1.8 179 27.0 -6.7 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 33.7 -0.6 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2.0 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 - 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.2 -1.7 180 5.9 0.1 180 5.8 0.9 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 2.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 3.6 178 2.3 1.0 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1.0 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Edit intent: meaning-changed
Original: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167  45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175  37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176  42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178  33.9 4.3 177  29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176  34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180  4.9 3.6 178  1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 0.5 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
Revised: 2.4 157 48.9 -1.9 146 50.8 1.2 145 49.6 -1.4 173 46.3 0.8 167 45.5 2.3 170 43.2 -0.5 166 43.7 0.4 174 45 4.6 173 40.4 -4 168 44.4 2.1 170 42.3 -0.5 175 44 6.4 175 37.6 2.1 176 35.5 6.9 175 28.6 2.3 176 42.2 3.3 174 38.9 0.4 174 38.5 2.2 173 36.3 0.1 177 40 -5 168 45 4.4 172 40.6 1 171 39.6 -1.5 178 33.9 4.3 177 29.6 0.9 177 28.7 0.2 176 28.5 0.2 179 27 -7.3 176 34.3 -2 175 36.3 0.2 174 36.1 -2 180 4.9 3.6 178 1.3 0.3 178 1 -0.5 177 1.5 - -- --- --- --- --- - 133 53.7 -1.8 123 55.5 -0.4 113 55.9
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Original:  The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to cycling: Cycling, also called bicycling or biking, is the use of bicycles for transport, recreation, or for sport.
Revised:  The following outline is provided as an overview of , as well as a topical guide to cycling: Cycling, also called bicycling or biking, is the use of bicycles for transport, recreation, or for sport.
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Original:  The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to cycling: Cycling, also called bicycling or biking, is the use of bicycles for transport, recreation, or for sport.
Revised:  The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to cycling: Cycling, also called bicycling or biking, is the activity of using / riding bicycles, (at least partially) human-powered, wheeled vehicles, (typically by foot pedalling),but occasionally powered by the arms, for purposes including transport, recreation, or for sport.
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Original:  The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to cycling: Cycling, also called bicycling or biking, is the use of bicycles for transport, recreation, or for sport.
Revised:  The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to cycling: Cycling, also called bicycling or biking, is the use of bicycles for transport, recreation, social interaction, exercise, sport, therapy, other purposes,like walking your dog while riding, or any combination thereof.
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Original:  It also includes e- bikes  .
Revised:  It also includes e- bikes Cycling is practiced either solo on the vehicle, or with company, including passengers, riding in front,for instance in the box of a cargo bike, or sitting on the cycle's luggage carrier, or little children and/or pet animals in appropriate seats or such fixed to the bike, or occasionally actually riding with more than one person, cooperatively, on anything from a simple twin / tandem bicycle, to a multi-person party bike .
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Original: Background Conceived by PUMA Chairman, Jochen Zeitz, and launched by Sportlifestyle company PUMA and its parent company's sustainability initiative (PPR HOME), the first-ever E P&L was conducted on 2010 data and released in two phases.
Revised: Background Conceived by Puma Chairman, Jochen Zeitz, and launched by Sportlifestyle company PUMA and its parent company's sustainability initiative (PPR HOME), the first-ever E P&L was conducted on 2010 data and released in two phases.
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Original: Background Conceived by PUMA Chairman, Jochen Zeitz, and launched by Sportlifestyle company PUMA and its parent company's sustainability initiative (PPR HOME), the first-ever E P&L was conducted on 2010 data and released in two phases.
Revised: Background Conceived by PUMA Chairman, Jochen Zeitz, and launched by Puma and its parent company's sustainability initiative (PPR HOME), the first-ever E P&L was conducted on 2010 data and released in two phases.
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Original:  In May 2011 the valuation of PUMA 's 2010 Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) and water usage was announced, followed in November 2011, by PUMA 's overall E P&L, which also included valuation results for other forms of air pollution, land conversion and waste.
Revised:  In May 2011 the valuation of Puma 's 2010 Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) and water usage was announced, followed in November 2011, by PUMA 's overall E P&L, which also included valuation results for other forms of air pollution, land conversion and waste.
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Original:  In May 2011 the valuation of PUMA 's 2010 Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) and water usage was announced, followed in November 2011, by PUMA 's overall E P&L, which also included valuation results for other forms of air pollution, land conversion and waste.
Revised:  In May 2011 the valuation of PUMA 's 2010 Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) and water usage was announced, followed in November 2011, by Puma 's overall E P&L, which also included valuation results for other forms of air pollution, land conversion and waste.
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Original:  The E P&L used existing input-output models and developed new valuation methodologies, building on a large volume of work in the fields of environmental and natural resource economics such as TEEB, the UN study on The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity.
Revised:  The E P&L used existing input-output models and developed new valuation methodologies, building on a large volume of work in the fields of environmental and natural resource economics such as the United Nations study on The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity.
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Original:  Engagement The UK government used the PUMA E P&L as a case study for sustainable business in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affair (DEFRA) Natural Environment White Paper in June 2011.
Revised:  Engagement The UK government used the Puma E P&L as a case study for sustainable business in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affair (DEFRA) Natural Environment White Paper in June 2011.
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Original:  Engagement The UK government used the PUMA E P&L as a case study for sustainable business in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affair (DEFRA) Natural Environment White Paper in June 2011.
Revised:  Engagement The UK government used the PUMA E P&L as a case study for sustainable business in the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Natural Environment White Paper in June 2011.
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Original:  In July 2011, Pavan Sukhdev who was the Study Leader of TEEB and the Special Advisor and Head of UNEP's Green Economy Initiative, referred to the PUMA E P&L in his TED presentation.
Revised:  In July 2011, Pavan Sukhdev who was the Study Leader of TEEB and the Special Advisor and Head of UNEP's Green Economy Initiative, referred to the Puma E P&L in his TED presentation.
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Original:  In the October issue of The Harvard Business Review the PUMA E P&L is included in "The Sustainable Economy" by Yvon Chouinard, Jib Ellison, and Rick Ridgeway.
Revised:  In the October issue of The Harvard Business Review the Puma E P&L is included in "The Sustainable Economy" by Yvon Chouinard, Jib Ellison, and Rick Ridgeway.
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Original:  Sophistic Refutations 178b 36), which is commonly considered essentially the same argument",  , retrieved 2008-01-18
Revised:  Sophistic Refutations 178b 36), which is commonly considered essentially the same argument", Vandoulakis I.M. “On the Peripatetic versions of the third man paradox,” Философия математики: актуальные проблемы (Philosophy of mathematics: Current problems, Proceedings of International Scientific Congress, Moscow 14-16/6/2007, Faculty of Philosophy of the Moscow M.V. Lomonosov University, Moscow: Savin S.A. Publ., 2007 , retrieved 2008-01-18
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Original:  Sophistic Refutations 178b 36), which is commonly considered essentially the same argument", [Vandoulakis I.M. “ On the Peripatetic versions of the third man paradox ,” Философия математики:
Revised:  Sophistic Refutations 178b 36), which is commonly considered essentially the same argument", [Vandoulakis I.M. " On the Peripatetic versions of the third man paradox ,” Философия математики:
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Original:  Sophistic Refutations 178b 36), which is commonly considered essentially the same argument", [Vandoulakis I.M. “ On the Peripatetic versions of the third man paradox ,” Философия математики:
Revised:  Sophistic Refutations 178b 36), which is commonly considered essentially the same argument", [Vandoulakis I.M. “ On the Peripatetic versions of the third man paradox ", Философия математики:
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Original:  актуальные проблемы (Philosophy of mathematics: Current problems, Proceedings of International Scientific Congress, Moscow 14-16/6/ 2007, Faculty of Philosophy of the Moscow M.V. Lomonosov University, Moscow: Savin S.A. Publ., 2007, 233-236. ] Further reading Cohen, S. M., "The Logic of the Third Man," Philosophical Review 80 (1971), 448–475.
Revised:  актуальные проблемы (Philosophy of mathematics: Current problems, Proceedings of International Scientific Congress, Moscow 14–16 June 2007, Faculty of Philosophy of the Moscow M.V. Lomonosov University, Moscow: Savin S.A. Publ., 2007, 233-236. ] Further reading Cohen, S. M., "The Logic of the Third Man," Philosophical Review 80 (1971), 448–475.
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