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Original:  Predicate offences can include the offences of participating in several other crimes, which are:%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Organized criminal group Corruption Obstruction of justice Organisation against predicate crime The Predicate Act Doctrine came as a result of an organisation act commonly known as RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act) . RICO is known to be the organization that create The Predicate Act Doctrine as the development of an organisation act.
Revised:  Predicate offences can include the offences of participating in several other crimes, which are:%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Organized criminal group Corruption Obstruction of justice RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act) . RICO is known to be the organization that create The Predicate Act Doctrine as the development of an organisation act.
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Original:  Predicate offences can include the offences of participating in several other crimes, which are:%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Organized criminal group Corruption Obstruction of justice Organisation against predicate crime The Predicate Act Doctrine came as a result of an organisation act commonly known as RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act) . RICO is known to be the organization that create The Predicate Act Doctrine as the development of an organisation act.
Revised:  Predicate offences can include the offences of participating in several other crimes, which are:%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Organized criminal group Corruption Obstruction of justice Organisation against predicate crime The Predicate Act Doctrine came as a result of an organisation act commonly known as RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act) 
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Original:  RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act) As of the 1970s, the RICO Act planned the raging racketeering allowing an individual directing these movements to independently being charged for the crimes of the group.
Revised:  As of the 1970s, the RICO Act planned the raging racketeering allowing an individual directing these movements to independently being charged for the crimes of the group.
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Original:  This concept is very important in US Law because it is needed to successfully prosecute money laundering offenses by proving the property involved in the transaction is under a specified unlawful activity, i.e. fraud and drug trafficking . Nine-Trey Gangsters (US) The Nine Trey Gangsters are starts in 1993 on the east side of New York.
Revised:  This concept is very important in US Law because it is needed to successfully prosecute money laundering offenses by proving the property involved in the transaction is under a specified unlawful activity, i.e. fraud and drug trafficking Nine-Trey Gangsters (US) The Nine Trey Gangsters are starts in 1993 on the east side of New York.
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Original: 177x177px|Bribery is an action of awarding an individual in return of a service or favour.
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Original:  Bribery%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Bribery relates to the corrupt proposition, approval, or conversion of value in exchange for official action.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Bribery relates to the corrupt proposition, approval, or conversion of value in exchange for official action.
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Original:  Theft%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act) As of the 1970s, the RICO Act planned the raging racketeering allowing an individual directing these movements to independently being charged for the crimes of the group.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act) As of the 1970s, the RICO Act planned the raging racketeering allowing an individual directing these movements to independently being charged for the crimes of the group.
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Original:  Theft%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act) As of the 1970s, the RICO Act planned the raging racketeering allowing an individual directing these movements to independently being charged for the crimes of the group.
Revised:  Theft%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% As of the 1970s, the RICO Act planned the raging racketeering allowing an individual directing these movements to independently being charged for the crimes of the group.
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Original:  These include bribery, blackmail, extortion, fraud, theft, money laundering, counterfeiting, and illegal betting or operating a betting ring .
Revised:  These include bribery, blackmail, extortion, fraud, theft, money laundering, counterfeiting, and illegal gambling .
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Original: Money laundering Money laundering can have many associated predicate offences.
Revised:  Money laundering can have many associated predicate offences.
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Original:  From a foreign affairs perspective, it was perceived as an attempt to gain control of Cuban affairs which they were struggling to secure due to external  counterparts.
Revised:  From a foreign affairs perspective, it was perceived as an attempt to gain control of Cuban affairs which they were struggling to secure due to external intervention by international counterparts.
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Original: [4] Under conscription, those who have completed their active military service are also transferred into the reserves, where they are required to complete annual training until they reach the age of 50.[7] Of these conscripts, those who were in active military service were called "military men", those who remained in the reserves were called "reservists", and those between the ages of 16 and 28 who had enlisted but had not yet been called to active military service were called "Prerecruits".
Revised: [4] Under conscription, those who have completed their active military service were also transferred into the reserves, where they are required to complete annual training until they reach the age of 50.[7] Of these conscripts, those who were in active military service were called "military men", those who remained in the reserves were called "reservists", and those between the ages of 16 and 28 who had enlisted but had not yet been called to active military service were called "Prerecruits".
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Original: [4] Under conscription, those who have completed their active military service are also transferred into the reserves, where they are required to complete annual training until they reach the age of 50.[7] Of these conscripts, those who were in active military service were called "military men", those who remained in the reserves were called "reservists", and those between the ages of 16 and 28 who had enlisted but had not yet been called to active military service were called "Prerecruits".
Revised: [4] Under conscription, those who have completed their active military service are also transferred into the reserves, where they were required to complete annual training until they reach the age of 50.[7] Of these conscripts, those who were in active military service were called "military men", those who remained in the reserves were called "reservists", and those between the ages of 16 and 28 who had enlisted but had not yet been called to active military service were called "Prerecruits".
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Original: [4] Additionally, the introduction of the Law of Social Service in August 1973 outlined that those who had completed their studies at an institutions of higher education, in areas including technical, scientific or cultural studies, were required to complete their three years of conscripted military service in military divisions that employed their specialised knowledge and skill.
Revised: [4] Additionally, the introduction of the Law of Social Service in August 1973 outlined that those who had completed their studies at an institution of higher education, in areas including technical, scientific or cultural studies, were required to complete their three years of conscripted military service in military divisions that employed their specialised knowledge and skill.
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Original: Thus, these disciplinary regulations facilitates the understanding of Cuban Conscription as it monitored their behaviour whilst they were in active and reserved service.
Revised: Thus, these disciplinary regulations facilitate the understanding of Cuban Conscription as it monitored their behaviour whilst they were in active and reserved service.
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Original:  Alternatives to those punishments were also enforces , which included: expulsion from the army;
Revised:  Alternatives to those punishments were also enforced , which included: expulsion from the army;
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Original:  Conscription is an important aspect of Cuba's military history as it assists in the understanding of how they built and internally strengthened their martial apparatus.
Revised:  Conscription is prominent in Cuba's military history as it assists in the understanding of how they built and internally strengthened their martial apparatus.
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Original:  Cuba’s military presence over time is composite and remains an important aspect of the world’s development.
Revised:  Cuba’s military presence over time is complex and remains an important aspect of the world’s development.
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Original:  Cuban conscription until 1991 Initially, Cubano nationals were required to serve under the Obligatory Military Service (SMO) system.
Revised:  Cuban conscription until 1991 Cubano nationals were required to serve under the Obligatory Military Service (SMO) system.
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Original: [8] It was also not a well-receive policy internationally, with the article predicting that Cuba would find a large increase in outward-bound passengers trying to avoid the obligatory service.
Revised: [8] It was also not a well-received policy internationally, with the article predicting that Cuba would find a large increase in outward-bound passengers trying to avoid the obligatory service.
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Original:  In periods of rest, in terms of the demand for military resources , and once the individual has completed their obligatory service , they are able to join the army reserves .
Revised:  In periods of rest, when the demand for military resources , and once the individual has completed their obligatory service , they are able to join the army reserves .
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Original:  In periods of rest, in terms of the demand for military resources , and once the individual has completed their obligatory service , they are able to join the army reserves .
Revised:  In periods of rest, in terms of the demand for military resources , and once the individual has completed their obligatory service .
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Original:  The transfer of power from Fidel Castro to his brother Raúl Castro in 2006 led to global discussion of a shift away from Communism in Cuba, resulting in a potential restructuring of military.
Revised:  The transfer of power from Fidel Castro to his brother Raúl Castro in 2006 led to global discussion about a shift away from Communism in Cuba, resulting in a potential restructuring of military.
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Original:  These acts, however, were made punishable in Article 171 of the Cubano Penal Code 1987 stating that a "deprivation of freedom for a period of from three months to one year or a fine of one hundred to three hundred cuotas" would be imposed if those subject to military service obstruct the completion of someone else's service, or they themselves fail to fulfil the obliged service requirements.
Revised:  These acts, however, were made punishable in Article 171 of the Cubano Penal Code 1987 stating that a "deprivation of freedom for a period from three months to one year or a fine of one hundred to three hundred cuotas" would be imposed if those subject to military service obstruct the completion of someone else's service, or they themselves fail to fulfil the obliged service requirements.
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Original: The establishment of the SMO in 1963 immediately benefited the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces as they had a mass influx of troops with diverse skillsets , which allowed for a more experienced army.
Revised: The establishment of the SMO in 1963 immediately benefited the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces as they had a mass influx of troops with diverse skill sets , which allowed for a more experienced army.
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Original: [3] Additionally, under this policy, those who have enlisted could also remain in the reserves of the military from the 1st of January of their sixteenth year of age to the 31st of December of their fiftieth year of age.
Revised: [3] Additionally, under this policy, those who have enlisted could also remain in the reserves of the military from 1 January of their sixteenth year of age to the 31st of December of their fiftieth year of age.
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Original: [3] Additionally, under this policy, those who have enlisted could also remain in the reserves of the military from the 1st of January of their sixteenth year of age to the 31st of December of their fiftieth year of age.
Revised: [3] Additionally, under this policy, those who have enlisted could also remain in the reserves of the military from the 1st of January of their sixteenth year of age to 31 December of their fiftieth year of age.
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Original: 1991-present conscription policy alt=|Cuban military truck in Havanna As of August 1991, the SMO changed to the General Military Service Law and the requirements of active military service were reduced to two years, with enlistment being obligatory between the ages of 16 and 28, however most nationals were not called to service until they were 17.
Revised: 1991-present conscription policy alt=|Cuban military truck in Havana As of August 1991, the SMO changed to the General Military Service Law and the requirements of active military service were reduced to two years, with enlistment being obligatory between the ages of 16 and 28, however most nationals were not called to service until they were 17.
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Original: Conscription is inscribed in the  Constitution of the Republic of Cuba in article 65, stating that " the law regulates the military service required by every Cubano ." There is a military presence through all levels of education in Cuba, however the recruiting process begins in secondary school as nationals, both male and female, are able to enlist in the army from the age of 17.
Revised: Conscription is inscribed in the Constitution of the Republic of Cuba in article 65, stating that " Defense of the socialist homeland is the greatest honor and the supreme duty of every Cuban citizen ." There is a military presence through all levels of education in Cuba, however the recruiting process begins in secondary school as nationals, both male and female, are able to enlist in the army from the age of 17.
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Original:  Cuban conscription until 1991 Cubano nationals were required to serve under the Obligatory Military Service (SMO) system.
Revised:  Cuban conscription until 1991 Cuban nationals were required to serve under the Obligatory Military Service (SMO) system.
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Original:  Additionally, in some cases Cubano nationals are able to defer their military service in order to complete their service, however are not exempt.
Revised:  Additionally, in some cases Cuban nationals are able to defer their military service in order to complete their service, however are not exempt.
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Original:  The importance of a nationalistic commitment to military service is clear, particularly in their constitution which states that, "the defence of the socialist motherland is the greatest honour and the supreme duty of every Cubano ." Despite this, there have been many cases reported of Cubano nationals that have attempted to physically harm themselves to exempt them from obligatory service.
Revised:  The importance of a nationalistic commitment to military service is clear, particularly in their constitution which states that, "the defense of the socialist motherland is the greatest honour and the supreme duty of every Cubano ." Despite this, there have been many cases reported of Cubano nationals that have attempted to physically harm themselves to exempt them from obligatory service.
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Original:  The importance of a nationalistic commitment to military service is clear, particularly in their constitution which states that, "the defence of the socialist motherland is the greatest honour and the supreme duty of every Cubano ." Despite this, there have been many cases reported of Cubano nationals that have attempted to physically harm themselves to exempt them from obligatory service.
Revised:  The importance of a nationalistic commitment to military service is clear, particularly in their constitution which states that, "the defence of the socialist motherland is the greatest honor and the supreme duty of every Cubano ." Despite this, there have been many cases reported of Cubano nationals that have attempted to physically harm themselves to exempt them from obligatory service.
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Original:  The importance of a nationalistic commitment to military service is clear, particularly in their constitution which states that, "the defence of the socialist motherland is the greatest honour and the supreme duty of every Cubano ." Despite this, there have been many cases reported of Cubano nationals that have attempted to physically harm themselves to exempt them from obligatory service.
Revised:  The importance of a nationalistic commitment to military service is clear, particularly in their constitution which states that, "the defence of the socialist motherland is the greatest honour and the supreme duty of every Cuban ." Despite this, there have been many cases reported of Cubano nationals that have attempted to physically harm themselves to exempt them from obligatory service.
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Original:  The importance of a nationalistic commitment to military service is clear, particularly in their constitution which states that, "the defence of the socialist motherland is the greatest honour and the supreme duty of every Cubano ." Despite this, there have been many cases reported of Cubano nationals that have attempted to physically harm themselves to exempt them from obligatory service.
Revised:  The importance of a nationalistic commitment to military service is clear, particularly in their constitution which states that, "the defence of the socialist motherland is the greatest honour and the supreme duty of every Cubano ." Despite this, there have been many cases reported of Cuban nationals that have attempted to physically harm themselves to exempt them from obligatory service.
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Original:  These acts, however, were made punishable in Article 171 of the Cubano Penal Code 1987 stating that a "deprivation of freedom for a period from three months to one year or a fine of one hundred to three hundred cuotas" would be imposed if those subject to military service obstruct the completion of someone else's service, or they themselves fail to fulfil the obliged service requirements.
Revised:  These acts, however, were made punishable in Article 171 of the Cuban Penal Code 1987 stating that a "deprivation of freedom for a period from three months to one year or a fine of one hundred to three hundred cuotas" would be imposed if those subject to military service obstruct the completion of someone else's service, or they themselves fail to fulfil the obliged service requirements.
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Original:  Particularly cowardice applies to those conscripted in the military service, as these members did not voluntarily enlist, and therefore there have been cases - such as those discussed under 'conscientious objection' - where Cubano nationals have attempted to physically harm themselves in order to exempt them from their military service, something that is punishable by law.
Revised:  Particularly cowardice applies to those conscripted in the military service, as these members did not voluntarily enlist, and therefore there have been cases - such as those discussed under 'conscientious objection' - where Cuban nationals have attempted to physically harm themselves in order to exempt them from their military service, something that is punishable by law.
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Original: Disciplinary Regulations Those conscripted into active military service, whether they are soldiers or civilian workers, are subject to disciplinary regulation if they violate the terms of their conscription or public order which is strongly enforced by the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR).
Revised: Disciplinary regulations Those conscripted into active military service, whether they are soldiers or civilian workers, are subject to disciplinary regulation if they violate the terms of their conscription or public order which is strongly enforced by the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR).
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Original: The Akhmadov brothers () – were chechen generals who took part in the First and Second wars in ChechnyaНиколай Гродненский.
Revised:  Akhmadov brothers () – were chechen generals who took part in the First and Second wars in ChechnyaНиколай Гродненский.
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Original: The Akhmadov brothers () – were chechen generals who took part in the First and Second wars in ChechnyaНиколай Гродненский.
Revised: The Akhmadov brothers () were Chechen generals who took part in the First and Second wars in ChechnyaНиколай Гродненский.
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Original: The Akhmadov brothers () – were chechen generals who took part in the First and Second wars in ChechnyaНиколай Гродненский.
Revised: The Akhmadov brothers () – were chechen generals who took part in the war in ChechnyaНиколай Гродненский.
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Original: Akhmadov brothers ()  were Chechen generals who took part in the war in ChechnyaНиколай Гродненский.
Revised: Akhmadov brothers () – were Chechen generals who took part in the war in ChechnyaНиколай Гродненский.
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Original: Akhmadov brothers () – were Chechen generals who took part in the war in ChechnyaНиколай Гродненский.
Revised: TheAkhmadov brothers () – were Chechen generals who took part in the war in ChechnyaНиколай Гродненский.
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Original:  — С. 527. — . Khuta died in 1999, Abu died in 1999, Apti died in 2000, Ramzan died in 2001, Rizvan died in 2002,  Zelimkhan died in 2002.
Revised:  — С. 527. — . Khuta died in 1999, Abu died in 1999, Apti died in 2000, Ramzan died in 2001, Rizvan died in 2002, and Zelimkhan died in 2002.
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Original:   Akhmadov family was from teip GendargenoyВ Чечне обнаружен труп главаря одной из банд боевиков Зелимхана Ахмадова, 1975 года рождения (кличка «Зема»). // «Echo of Moscow», от 16:13, 20 September 2002Кто такие братья Ахмадовы // «Коммерсантъ», №190 от 11 October 2011..
Revised:  The Akhmadov family was from teip GendargenoyВ Чечне обнаружен труп главаря одной из банд боевиков Зелимхана Ахмадова, 1975 года рождения (кличка «Зема»). // «Echo of Moscow», от 16:13, 20 September 2002Кто такие братья Ахмадовы // «Коммерсантъ», №190 от 11 October 2011..
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Original: The Akhmadov brothers ( Uvais, Ruslan, Rizvan, Apti, Abu, Ramzan, Imran, Tagir and Zelimkhan) controlled their home city of Urus-Martan during the late 1990s.
Revised: The Akhmadov brothers ( Rizvan, Apti, Abu, Ramzan, Imran, Tagir and Zelimkhan) controlled their home city of Urus-Martan during the late 1990s.
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Original: In the course of special operations conducted from 1999-2002 by Russian Spetsnaz, seven brothers were killed, only two remain alive - Uvais and Imran Akhmadov.
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Original:  Smaller boulders are usually just called rocks (American English) or stones (In British English a rock is bigger than a boulder).
Revised:  Smaller boulders are usually just called rocks (American English) or stones (In British English a rock is larger than a boulder).
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