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Original:  Defeating them in Zikr Amhara (Memory of the Amhara) before eventually suffering a devastating defeat at the hands of the Abyssinian EmperorYeshaq l. Sabr    Ad-Din was almost captured but escaped because of the speed of his horse.
Revised:  Defeating them in Zikr Amhara (Memory of the Amhara) , also at the district of Serjan. Scattering their enemies, they burnt houses and churches and seized much booty in gold and other valuables. Ad-Din was almost captured but escaped because of the speed of his horse.
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Original:  Defeating them in Zikr Amhara (Memory of the Amhara) before eventually suffering a devastating defeat at the hands of the Abyssinian EmperorYeshaq l. Sabr    Ad-Din was almost captured but escaped because of the speed of his horse.
Revised:  Defeating them in Zikr Amhara (Memory of the Amhara) before eventually suffering a devastating defeat at the hands of the Abyssinian EmperorYeshaq l. Sabr Such destruction and opposition on the eastern borders angered the Christian rulers of the empire. An unnamed commander with ten chiefs, each in charge of 20,000 men, moved into area for a year hoping to restore the lost "Amhara rule". This caused Sabr Ad-din and his followers to flee and endure hunger, thirst and other deprivations. Ad-Din was almost captured but escaped because of the speed of his horse.
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Original:  Defeating them in Zikr Amhara (Memory of the Amhara) before eventually suffering a devastating defeat at the hands of the Abyssinian EmperorYeshaq l. Sabr    Ad-Din was almost captured but escaped because of the speed of his horse.
Revised:  Defeating them in Zikr Amhara (Memory of the Amhara) before eventually suffering a devastating defeat at the hands of the Abyssinian EmperorYeshaq l. Sabr The Muslims forces later regained their strength. Sabr ad-Din was able to send his brother Muhammad with Harb Jaush, a defector from the Christian side, to attack the imperial forces. The Emperor's commander and many other Christian leaders fell in battle and their soldiers were killed, except for a few of them who managed to escape. Sabr ad-Din seized a considerable amount of booty, then subsequently ruled the district for some time. He later proceeded towards the Emperor's headquarters, where a fierce battle was fought in which many Christian nobles fell, after which Sabr ad-Din put their headquarters up in flames. Ad-Din was almost captured but escaped because of the speed of his horse.
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Original:  Defeating them in Zikr Amhara (Memory of the Amhara) before eventually suffering a devastating defeat at the hands of the Abyssinian EmperorYeshaq l. Sabr    Ad-Din was almost captured but escaped because of the speed of his horse.
Revised:  Defeating them in Zikr Amhara (Memory of the Amhara) before eventually suffering a devastating defeat at the hands of the Abyssinian EmperorYeshaq l. Sabr Victorious the King then returned to his capital, but gave the order to his many followers to continue and extend the war. He entrusted his brother Muhammad with the task of capturing a fort at Barut and then instructed one of his commanders, Omar to raid the land of Jab. This was so well defended by the imperial forces as by their sheer number as Maqrizi relates as "numerous as locusts", Omar's men were all killed by spears. Sabr Ad-Din was almost captured but escaped because of the speed of his horse.
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Original:  Ethiopian Borderlands , pp.57Budge , A History of Ethiopia: Nubia and Abyssinia, 1928 (Oosterhout, the Netherlands: Anthropological Publications, 1970), p. 302.
Revised:  Ethiopian Borderlands : Page 56Budge , A History of Ethiopia: Nubia and Abyssinia, 1928 (Oosterhout, the Netherlands: Anthropological Publications, 1970), p. 302.
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Original:  Sabr ad-Din and his brothers made their way to a place called Sayara, where they were joined by a number of their fathers former followers. Even though they were outnumbered by the soldiers of the Christian state, they fought several successful battles. Defeating them in Zikr Amhara (Memory of the Amhara), also at the district of Serjan. Scattering their enemies, they burnt houses and churches and seized much booty in gold and other valuables.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The Muslims forces later regained their strength. Sabr ad-Din was able to send his brother Muhammad with Harb Jaush, a defector from the Christian side, to attack the imperial forces. The Emperor's commander and many other Christian leaders fell in battle and their soldiers were killed, except for a few of them who managed to escape. Sabr ad-Din seized a considerable amount of booty, then subsequently ruled the district for some time. He later proceeded towards the Emperor's headquarters, where a fierce battle was fought in which many Christian nobles fell, after which Sabr ad-Din put their headquarters up in flames.
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Original:  Victorious the King then returned to his capital, but gave the order to his many followers to continue and extend the war. He entrusted his brother Muhammad with the task of capturing a fort at Barut and then instructed one of his commanders, Omar to raid the land of Jab. This was so well defended by the imperial forces as by their sheer number as Maqrizi relates as "numerous as locusts", Omar's men were all killed by spears .Sabr Ad-Din was almost captured but escaped because of the speed of his horse.
Revised:  He secured the support of his father's former allies and enjoyed initial successes before getting soundly defeated in an engagement against an army led by the famed Warrior-Emperor Yeshaq I of the Abyssinians .Sabr Ad-Din was almost captured but escaped because of the speed of his horse.
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Original: Category:La Fontaine's Fables Category: Philosophical theories Category: Jataka tales Category: Works about friendship Category:Fictional bears Category: Fictional horticulturists and gardeners Category: Literary duo
Revised: Category:La Fontaine's Fables Category: Jataka tales Category: Works about friendship Category:Fictional bears Category: Fictional horticulturists and gardeners Category: Literary duo
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Original: Category:La Fontaine's Fables Category: Philosophical theories Category: Jataka tales Category: Works about friendship Category:Fictional bears Category: Fictional horticulturists and gardeners Category: Literary duo
Revised: Category:La Fontaine's Fables Category: Philosophical theories Category: Jataka tales Category: Literary duos Category:Philosophical theories Category:Bears in literature Category: Fictional horticulturists and gardeners Category: Literary duo
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Original: Category:La Fontaine's Fables Category: Philosophical theories Category: Jataka tales Category: Works about friendship Category:Fictional bears Category: Fictional horticulturists and gardeners Category: Literary duo
Revised: Category:La Fontaine's Fables Category: Philosophical theories Category: Jataka tales Category: Works about friendship Category:Fictional bears Category: Fictional horticulturists and gardeners Category: Works about friendshi
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Original: Ultimate Comics: Avengers # 8 Fictional character biography In the Ultimate Marvel universe, Dr. Leonard Williams was a professor at Cambridge University and a family man with a wife and children but due to disability he relied on the aid of crutches to walk.
Revised: Ultimate Comics: Avengers # 8. Marvel Comics. Fictional character biography In the Ultimate Marvel universe, Dr. Leonard Williams was a professor at Cambridge University and a family man with a wife and children but due to disability he relied on the aid of crutches to walk.
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Original: Ultimate Comics: Avengers # 8 Fictional character biography In the Ultimate Marvel universe, Dr. Leonard Williams was a professor at Cambridge University and a family man with a wife and children but due to disability he relied on the aid of crutches to walk.
Revised: Ultimate Comics: Avengers # 8 Fictional character biography In the Ultimate Marvel universe, Dr. Leonard Williams was a professor at Cambridge University and a family man with a wife and children . Due to disability, he relied on the aid of crutches to walk.
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Original: Ultimate Comics: Avengers #4-6  Tyrone Cash is discovered to be behind the sale of S.H.I.E.L.D.-owned Super-Soldiers on the black market.
Revised: Ultimate Comics: Avengers #4-6 . Marvel Comics. Tyrone Cash is discovered to be behind the sale of S.H.I.E.L.D.-owned Super-Soldiers on the black market.
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Original:   Other Christian figures said to have experienced bilocation include Alphonsus Liguori, Anthony of Padua, Ursula Micaela Morata, Gerard Majella, Charles of Mount Argus, Pio of Pietrelcina, Severus of Ravenna, Ambrose, María de Ágreda,This holy virgin burned with a most ardent love for God and for the salvation of souls.
Revised:  . Other Christian figures said to have experienced bilocation include Alphonsus Liguori, Anthony of Padua, Ursula Micaela Morata, Gerard Majella, Charles of Mount Argus, Pio of Pietrelcina, Severus of Ravenna, Ambrose, María de Ágreda,This holy virgin burned with a most ardent love for God and for the salvation of souls.
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Original:  Modifications : In an attempt to overcome some of its disadvantages, the team nursing design has been modified many times since its original inception, and variations of the model are evident in other methods of nursing care delivery such, as modular nursing.
Revised:  Modifications In an attempt to overcome some of its disadvantages, the team nursing design has been modified many times since its original inception, and variations of the model are evident in other methods of nursing care delivery such, as modular nursing.
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Original: Methodists  traditionally celebrate the Covenant Renewal Service as the watchnight service annually on New Year's Eve, in which members renew their covenant with God and the Church.
Revised: Methodists connexions, such as those of the Free Methodist Church, United Methodist Church and Pilgrim Holiness Church, traditionally celebrate the Covenant Renewal Service as the watchnight service annually on New Year's Eve, in which members renew their covenant with God and the Church.
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Original:  In Methodist connexions such as the Immanuel Missionary Church  , those who repeatedly do not partake of the means of grace may be excluded from church membership if they do not "repent and amend".
Revised:  In Methodist connexions such as the Immanuel Missionary Church , a Methodist connexion in conservative holiness movement , those who repeatedly do not partake of the means of grace may be excluded from church membership if they do not "repent and amend".
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Original: Methodists connexions, such as those of the Free Methodist Church, United Methodist Church and Pilgrim Holiness Church, traditionally celebrate the Covenant Renewal Service as the watchnight service annually on New Year's Eve, in which members renew their covenant with God and the Church.
Revised: Methodists connexions, such as those of the Free Methodist Church, United Methodist Church and Pilgrim Holiness Church, traditionally celebrate a watchnight service that takes the form of a Covenant Renewal Service as the watchnight service annually on New Year's Eve, in which members renew their covenant with God and the Church.
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Original: Methodists connexions, such as those of the Free Methodist Church, United Methodist Church and Pilgrim Holiness Church, traditionally celebrate the Covenant Renewal Service as the watchnight service annually on New Year's Eve, in which members renew their covenant with God and the Church.
Revised: Methodists connexions, such as those of the Free Methodist Church, United Methodist Church and Pilgrim Holiness Church, traditionally celebrate the Covenant Renewal Service annually on New Year's Eve, in which members renew their covenant with God and the Church.
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Original: Bobby Martin (born November 3, 1987 – April 28, 2020)North American Football League - Truly Inspirational Nicknamed, " skateboard Bobby", was a former high school American football defensive lineman.
Revised: Bobby Martin (born November 3, 1987 – April 28, 2020)North American Football League - Truly Inspirational nicknamed " skateboard Bobby", was a former high school American football defensive lineman.
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Original: Bobby Martin (born November 3, 1987 – April 28, 2020)North American Football League - Truly Inspirational Nicknamed, " skateboard Bobby", was a former high school American football defensive lineman.
Revised: Bobby Martin (born November 3, 1987 – April 28, 2020)North American Football League - Truly Inspirational Nicknamed, " Skateboard Bobby", was a former high school American football defensive lineman.
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Original:    Benoit, J-L. (2013) “L’évangélisation des Indiens d’Amérique Autour de la « légende noire »”, Amerika [Online], 8 | 2013.
Revised:  Minahane, J. (2014)” The controversy at Valladolid, 1550- 1551”. Church and State. Nu.116. Poole, S. (1965). "War by Fire and Blood" the Church and the Chichimecas 1585. The Americas, 22(2), 115-137. doi:10.2307/979237 Benoit, J-L. (2013) “L’évangélisation des Indiens d’Amérique Autour de la « légende noire »”, Amerika [Online], 8 | 2013.
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Original:    Benoit, J-L. (2013) “L’évangélisation des Indiens d’Amérique Autour de la « légende noire »”, Amerika [Online], 8 | 2013.
Revised:  French Benoit, J-L. (2013) “L’évangélisation des Indiens d’Amérique Autour de la « légende noire »”, Amerika [Online], 8 | 2013.
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Original:  Hernandez, B. L. ( 2015). "The Las Casas-Sepúlveda Controversy: 1550-1551" . Ex Post Facto. San Francisco State University. 10: 95–104. Minahane, J. (2014)” The controversy at Valladolid, 1550- 1551”. Church and State. Nu.116. Poole, S. (1965). "War by Fire and Blood" the Church and the Chichimecas 1585. The Americas, 22(2), 115-137. doi:10.2307/979237 Hanke, Lewis (1949) The Spanish Struggle for Justice in the Conquest of America .Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press
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Original: 250px|Shape constancy: We perceive the object to be a rectangular door opening but, if we drew this out, it is  made up of varying shapes Shape constancy is similar to size constancy in that it relies largely on the perception of distance.
Revised: 250px|Shape constancy: One would perceive the object to be a rectangular door opening but, if we drew this out, it is made up of varying shapes Shape constancy is similar to size constancy in that it relies largely on the perception of distance.
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Original: 250px|Shape constancy: We perceive the object to be a rectangular door opening but, if we drew this out, it is  made up of varying shapes Shape constancy is similar to size constancy in that it relies largely on the perception of distance.
Revised: 250px|Shape constancy: We perceive the object to be a rectangular door opening but, if it were to be drawn out, it is made up of varying shapes Shape constancy is similar to size constancy in that it relies largely on the perception of distance.
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Original: 250px|Shape constancy: We perceive the object to be a rectangular door opening but, if we drew this out, it is  made up of varying shapes Shape constancy is similar to size constancy in that it relies largely on the perception of distance.
Revised: 250px|Shape constancy: We perceive the object to be a rectangular door opening but, if we drew this out, it is in fact made up of varying shapes Shape constancy is similar to size constancy in that it relies largely on the perception of distance.
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Original:  Color constancy is a feature of the human color perception system which ensures that the color of an object remains similar under varying conditions and is the result of a very complicated 'calculation' by an unconsciously working mechanism within our central nervous system.
Revised:  Color constancy is a feature of the human color perception system which ensures that the color of an object remains similar under varying conditions and is the result of a very complicated 'calculation' by an unconsciously working mechanism within the central nervous system.
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Original:  Falls are a concern for oil and gas workers, many of whom must work high on a derrick. A study of falls over the period 2005–2014 found that in 86\% of fatal falls studied, fall protection was required by regulation, but it was not used, was used improperly, or the equipment failed. Many of the fatalities were because, although the workers were wearing harnesses, they neglected to attach them to an anchor point. 
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Original: Here is a detailed image of the full carbon cycle upright=1.5|NOAA provides evidence for the upwelling of "acidified" water onto the Continental Shelf. In the figure above, note the vertical sections of (A) temperature, (B) aragonite saturation, (C) pH, (D) DIC, and (E) p on transect line 5 off Pt. St. George, California. The potential density surfaces are superimposed on the temperature section. The 26.2 potential density surface delineates the location of the first instance in which the undersaturated water is upwelled from depths of 150 to 200 m onto the shelf and outcropping at the surface near the coast. The red dots represent sample locations. upright=1.3|Ocean Acidification Infographic Ocean acidification is the ongoing decrease in the pH value of the Earth's oceans, caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide () from the atmosphere.
Revised: Here is a detailed image of the full carbon Ocean acidification is the ongoing decrease in the pH value of the Earth's oceans, caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide () from the atmosphere.
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Original:  Although the largest changes are expected in the future, a report from NOAA scientists found large quantities of water undersaturated in aragonite  are already upwelling close to the Pacific continental shelf area of North America.
Revised:  Although the largest changes are expected in the future, many factors are currently causing pH to change in addition to atmospheric . Biological processes, such as photosynthesis and respiration, are a main driver of this change in coastal areas; changes to ecosystem metabolism led to pH and oxygen declines. A report from NOAA scientists found large quantities of water undersaturated in aragonite are already upwelling close to the Pacific continental shelf area of North America.
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Original:  Although the largest changes are expected in the future, a report from NOAA scientists found large quantities of water undersaturated in aragonite  are already upwelling close to the Pacific continental shelf area of North America.
Revised:  Although the largest changes are expected in the future, a report from NOAA scientists found large quantities of water undersaturated in aragonite , owing to the release of from the breakdown of sinking organic matter, are already upwelling close to the Pacific continental shelf area of North America.
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Original:   Continental shelves play an important role in marine ecosystems since most marine organisms live or are spawned there, and though the study only dealt with the area from Vancouver to Northern California, the authors suggest that other shelf areas may be experiencing similar effects.
Revised:  Water upwelled onto the coast is then modified by biological activity. Continental shelves play an important role in marine ecosystems since most marine organisms live or are spawned there, and though the study only dealt with the area from Vancouver to Northern California, the authors suggest that other shelf areas may be experiencing similar effects.
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Original:  JournalistsResource.org, retrieved 14 March 2012 The rate at which ocean acidification will occur may be influenced by the rate of surface ocean warming, because the chemical equilibria that govern seawater pH are temperature-dependent.
Revised:  JournalistsResource.org, retrieved 14 March 2012upright=1.3|Ocean Acidification Infographic The rate at which ocean acidification will occur may be influenced by the rate of surface ocean warming, because the chemical equilibria that govern seawater pH are temperature-dependent.
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Original:   Reducing emissions Members of the InterAcademy Panel recommended that by 2050, global anthropogenic emissions be reduced less than 50\% of the 1990 level.
Revised:  In coastal regions, ecosystem metabolism can lead to large pH changes; the rate of biologically-induced pH change is also dependent on water temperature as rates of photosynthesis and respiration are temperature dependent. Reducing emissions Members of the InterAcademy Panel recommended that by 2050, global anthropogenic emissions be reduced less than 50\% of the 1990 level.
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Original:  The 2009 statement also called on world leaders to:  Acknowledge that ocean acidification is a direct and real consequence of increasing atmospheric concentrations, is already having an effect at current concentrations, and is likely to cause grave harm to important marine ecosystems as concentrations reach 450 [parts-per-million (ppm)] and above;
Revised:  The 2009 statement also called on world leaders to: upright=1.5|NOAA provides evidence for the upwelling of "acidified" water onto the Continental Shelf. In the figure above, note the vertical sections of (A) temperature, (B) aragonite saturation, (C) pH, (D) DIC, and (E) p on transect line 5 off Pt. St. George, California. The potential density surfaces are superimposed on the temperature section. The 26.2 potential density surface delineates the location of the first instance in which the undersaturated water is upwelled from depths of 150 to 200 m onto the shelf and outcropping at the surface near the coast. The red dots represent sample locations. Acknowledge that ocean acidification is a direct and real consequence of increasing atmospheric concentrations, is already having an effect at current concentrations, and is likely to cause grave harm to important marine ecosystems as concentrations reach 450 [parts-per-million (ppm)] and above;
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Original: Here is a detailed image of the full carbon cycleOcean  acidification is the ongoing decrease in the pH value of the Earth's oceans, caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide () from the atmosphere.
Revised: Here is a detailed image of the full carbon cycle upright=1.5|NOAA provides evidence for the upwelling of "acidified" water onto the Continental Shelf. In the figure above, note the vertical sections of (A) temperature, (B) aragonite saturation, (C) pH, (D) DIC, and (E) p on transect line 5 off Pt. St. George, California. The potential density surfaces are superimposed on the temperature section. The 26.2 potential density surface delineates the location of the first instance in which the undersaturated water is upwelled from depths of 150 to 200 m onto the shelf and outcropping at the surface near the coast. The red dots represent sample locations. upright=1.3|Ocean Acidification Infographic acidification is the ongoing decrease in the pH value of the Earth's oceans, caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide () from the atmosphere.
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Original: Here is a detailed image of the full carbon cycleOcean  acidification is the ongoing decrease in the pH value of the Earth's oceans, caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide () from the atmosphere.
Revised: Here is a detailed image of the full carbon cycleOcean Ocean acidification is the ongoing decrease in the pH value of the Earth's oceans, caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide () from the atmosphere.
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