wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  He has taught Hawaiian language, Hawaiian Studies, subjects on endangered language revitalization, and Tahitian URL His work on "Neo Hawaiian" as a separate variety of Hawaiian has informed debate in Hawaiian language studies, as well as broader issues in language URL He has translated a number of books into Hawaiian, including The URL The Little Prince, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and the Harry Potter series.
Revised:  He has taught Hawaiian language, Hawaiian Studies, subjects on endangered language revitalization, and Tahitian URL His work on "Neo Hawaiian" as a separate variety of Hawaiian has informed debate in Hawaiian language studies, as well as broader issues in language revitalization. He has translated a number of books into Hawaiian, including The URL The Little Prince, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and the Harry Potter series.
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Original:  He has taught Hawaiian language, Hawaiian Studies, subjects on endangered language revitalization, and Tahitian URL His work on "Neo Hawaiian" as a separate variety of Hawaiian has informed debate in Hawaiian language studies, as well as broader issues in language URL He has translated a number of books into Hawaiian, including The URL The Little Prince, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and the Harry Potter series.
Revised:  He has taught Hawaiian language, Hawaiian Studies, subjects on endangered language revitalization, and Tahitian URL His work on "Neo Hawaiian" as a separate variety of Hawaiian has informed debate in Hawaiian language studies, as well as broader issues in language URL He has translated a number of books into Hawaiian, including The Hobbit, The Little Prince, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and the Harry Potter series.
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Original:  Fishbrain is distributed through the Apple App Store and Google Play.
Revised:  and has expanded to include utility functions for recreational fishing with some if it's features available for subscription. The Fishbrain app can be downloaded from the App Store and Google Play.
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Original:  Support for the app is available for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and Android handsets .
Revised:  Support for the app is available for iPhone, iPad, and Android devices .
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Original: Fishbrain was created by Jens Persson and Johan Attby, and launched in 2010 as a free mobile app. and has expanded to include utility functions for recreational fishing with some if it's features available with a subscription.
Revised: Fishbrain was created by Jens Persson and Johan Attby, and launched in 2010 as a free mobile app. and has expanded to include utility functions for recreational fishing with some of its features available with a subscription.
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Original: Vegetation and Flora 263x263px|Fodder being cut and prepared for livestock The vegetation of the Thal Desert predominantly comprises of grasses and sedges which are most commonly used as fodder by the local population.
Revised: Vegetation and Flora 263x263px|Fodder being cut and prepared for livestock The vegetation of the Thal Desert consists predominantly of grasses and sedges which are most commonly used as fodder by the local population.
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Original:  Shah, N.A., M., Abbas, M., Mahmood, K. (2008).
Revised:  Mahmood, K. (2008).
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Original:  Hussain, A., Mir, H., Afzal, M. (2005).
Revised:  Afzal, M. (2005).
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Original: Precipitation The Thal Desert ’ s rainfall patterns are low and erratic with mean annual values ranging between 150-350mm.
Revised: Precipitation The Thal Desert ' s rainfall patterns are low and erratic with mean annual values ranging between 150-350mm.
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Original:  Gram (chickpea) is the most successfully cultivated crop in the region ’ s arid conditions and the desert accounts for the bulk of chickpea production in Pakistan.
Revised:  Gram (chickpea) is the most successfully cultivated crop in the region ' s arid conditions and the desert accounts for the bulk of chickpea production in Pakistan.
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Original:  The desert ’ s natural wildlife, inclusive of deer, jackals, parrots and wood-peckers, has seen drastic decline since the 1970’s with current numbers nearing extinction.
Revised:  The desert ' s natural wildlife, inclusive of deer, jackals, parrots and wood-peckers, has seen drastic decline since the 1970’s with current numbers nearing extinction.
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Original:  The desert ’ s natural wildlife, inclusive of deer, jackals, parrots and wood-peckers, has seen drastic decline since the 1970’s with current numbers nearing extinction.
Revised:  The desert ’ s natural wildlife, inclusive of deer, jackals, parrots and wood-peckers, has seen drastic decline since the 1970s with current numbers nearing extinction.
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Original:  Category:Deserts of Pakistan Category:Deserts and xeric shrublands Category:Ecoregions of Pakistan Category:Ergs Category:Geography of Punjab, Pakistan Category:Indomalayan ecoregions Category:Pakistan geography stubs Category:Geography of Pakistan Category:Deser
Revised:  Category:Deserts of Pakistan Category:Deserts and xeric shrublands Category:Ecoregions of Pakistan Category:Ergs Category:Geography of Punjab, Pakistan Category:Indomalayan ecoregions Category:Geography of Pakistan Category:Deser
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Original:  Thal Dessert Landscape
Revised:  Thal Desert Landscape
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Original:  Aridity is a common feature and perennial grasses make make up much of the vegetation.
Revised:  Aridity is a common feature and perennial grasses make up much of the vegetation.
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Original:  Agriculture and livestock rearing form the main sources of livelihood for the population, whom live in small scattered settlements throughout the desert.
Revised:  Agriculture and livestock rearing form the main sources of livelihood for the population, who live in small scattered settlements throughout the desert.
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Original:  1923 — 6 August 1949) was an Ingush Ilyushin Il-2 pilot  flight commander in the 64th Attack Aviation Regiment during the Second World War.
Revised:  1923 — 6 August 1949) was an Ingush Ilyushin Il-2 pilot and flight commander in the 64th Attack Aviation Regiment during the Second World War.
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Original:  1923 — 6 August 1949) was an Ingush Ilyushin Il-2 pilot and flight commander in the 64th Attack Aviation Regiment during the Second World War.
Revised:  1923 – 6 August 1949) was an Ingush Ilyushin Il-2 pilot and flight commander in the 64th Attack Aviation Regiment during the Second World War.
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Original:  His Ingush nationality was likely a factor in him not being awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union;
Revised:  His Ingush nationality may have been a factor in him not being awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union;
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Original:  Al-Hajjaj considered appointing him lieutenant governor of Khurasan, but ultimately selected Qutayba ibn Musli  
Revised:  Al-Hajjaj considered appointing him lieutenant governor of Khurasan, but ultimately selected Qutayba ibn Musli References 
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Original: Mujjāʿa ibn Siʿr al-Saʿdī al-Tamīmī  was the Umayyad lieutenant governor of Uman and later of Sindh under the governor of Iraq and the eastern caliphate, al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf.
Revised: Mujjāʿa ibn Siʿr al-Saʿdī al-Tamīmī () was the Umayyad lieutenant governor of Uman and later of Sindh under the governor of Iraq and the eastern caliphate, al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf.
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Original:  Al-Hajjaj's initial attempts were repulsed and a large expeditionary force was dispatched under Mujjaa' s brother al-Qasim.
Revised:  Al-Hajjaj's initial attempts were repulsed and a large expeditionary force was dispatched under Mujja'a' s brother al-Qasim.
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Original:  The latter was slain and his army routed, prompting al-Hajjaj to appoint Mujjaa in his place.
Revised:  The latter was slain and his army routed, prompting al-Hajjaj to appoint Mujja'a in his place.
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Original:  Mujjaa was equipped with a 40,000-strong army consisting of troops from the Mudhar and Azd tribal factions of Basra garrison.
Revised:  Mujja'a was equipped with a 40,000-strong army consisting of troops from the Mudhar and Azd tribal factions of Basra garrison.
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Original:  Mujjaa was equipped with a 40,000-strong army consisting of troops from the Mudhar and Azd tribal factions of Basra garrison.
Revised:  Mujjaa was equipped with a 40,000-strong army consisting of troops from the Mudar and Azd tribal factions of Basra garrison.
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Original:  The land army was defeated by Sulayman ibn Abbad ibn Julanda, while Mujjaa engaged Sulaymans brother Said at Samalil.
Revised:  The land army was defeated by Sulayman ibn Abbad ibn Julanda, while Mujja'a engaged Sulaymans brother Said at Samalil.
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Original:  Said and Sulayman withdrew into Jabal al-Amhara where they alluded Mujjaas troops.
Revised:  Said and Sulayman withdrew into Jabal al-Amhara where they alluded Mujja'a's troops.
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Original:  They later ambushed Mujjaa ships docked off the coast near Muscat and defeated Mujjaa in battle.
Revised:  They later ambushed Mujja'a's ships docked off the coast near Muscat and defeated Mujjaa in battle.
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Original:  They later ambushed Mujjaa ships docked off the coast near Muscat and defeated Mujjaa in battle.
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Original:  The combined pressure of al-Hajjajs generals compelled the Julandid brothers into fleeing for the Zanj coast (Horn of Africa) and Mujjaa and Abd al-Rahman subjected Oman to Umayyad rule.
Revised:  The combined pressure of al-Hajjaj's generals compelled the Julandid brothers into fleeing for the Zanj coast (Horn of Africa) and Mujjaa and Abd al-Rahman subjected Oman to Umayyad rule.
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Original:  The combined pressure of al-Hajjajs generals compelled the Julandid brothers into fleeing for the Zanj coast (Horn of Africa) and Mujjaa and Abd al-Rahman subjected Oman to Umayyad rule.
Revised:  The combined pressure of al-Hajjajs generals compelled the Julandid brothers into fleeing for the Zanj coast (Horn of Africa) and Mujja'a and Abd al-Rahman subjected Oman to Umayyad rule.
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Original: Johannes Theophilus Hahn (Ebenhaeser, Cape Colony, December 24, 1842 - Johannesburg, Transvaal, January 22, 1905) was a merchant and agent in South West Africa (SWA), linguistic expert on the Khoekhoe language, one of seven languages in which he was fluent.
Revised: Johannes Theophilus Hahn (Ebenhaeser, Cape Colony, December 24, 1842 – Johannesburg, Transvaal, January 22, 1905) was a merchant and agent in South West Africa (SWA), linguistic expert on the Khoekhoe language, one of seven languages in which he was fluent.
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Original:  the marriage produced two sons and a daughter  who died in infancy.
Revised:  the marriage produced two sons and a daughter , who died in infancy.
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Original:  The immediate cause of the controversy was Hahn's written invitation to Transvaal Boer hunter Hendrik van Zyl and his associates in Ghansies to settle east of Rehoboth, in which Hahn told Van Zyl 40-50 settlers could easily take control of the area and alleged already inviting farmers from the Kamiesberg hills to settle in northern Namaland when he met them on a business trip to Cape Town.
Revised:  The immediate cause of the controversy was Hahn's written invitation to Transvaal Boer hunter Hendrik van Zyl and his associates in Ghansies to settle east of Rehoboth, in which Hahn told Van Zyl 40–50 settlers could easily take control of the area and alleged already inviting farmers from the Kamiesberg hills to settle in northern Namaland when he met them on a business trip to Cape Town.
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Original:  He moved to Stellenbosch , where his brother , where his older brother, Johannes Samuel Hahn, Jr., was headmaster of the Rhenish Missionary School.
Revised:  He moved to Stellenbosch , where his older brother, Johannes Samuel Hahn, Jr., was headmaster of the Rhenish Missionary School.
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Original: Johannes Theophilus Hahn (Ebenhaeser, Cape Colony, December 24 , 1842 – Johannesburg, Transvaal, January 22 , 1905) was a merchant and agent in South West Africa (SWA), linguistic expert on the Khoekhoe language, one of seven languages in which he was fluent.
Revised: Johannes Theophilus Hahn (Ebenhaeser, Cape Colony, 24 , 1842 – Johannesburg, Transvaal, January 22 , 1905) was a merchant and agent in South West Africa (SWA), linguistic expert on the Khoekhoe language, one of seven languages in which he was fluent.
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Original: Johannes Theophilus Hahn (Ebenhaeser, Cape Colony, December 24 , 1842 – Johannesburg, Transvaal, January 22 , 1905) was a merchant and agent in South West Africa (SWA), linguistic expert on the Khoekhoe language, one of seven languages in which he was fluent.
Revised: Johannes Theophilus Hahn (Ebenhaeser, Cape Colony, December 24 , 1842 – Johannesburg, Transvaal, 22 , 1905) was a merchant and agent in South West Africa (SWA), linguistic expert on the Khoekhoe language, one of seven languages in which he was fluent.
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Original:  In 1849, he was sent to school in Barmen, Germany , the Rhenish Missionary headquarters.
Revised:  In 1849, he was sent to school in Barmen, (Germany) , the Rhenish Missionary headquarters.
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Original:  Observing that trade would never develop there without government intervention, he sent a letter to the Cape Colony magistrate in Springbok, Northern Cape on October 21 , 1872, statistically outlining the lucrative trade between the Cape Colony and claiming it could be doubled were the Cape colonial authorities to pacify the area.
Revised:  Observing that trade would never develop there without government intervention, he sent a letter to the Cape Colony magistrate in Springbok, Northern Cape on 21 , 1872, statistically outlining the lucrative trade between the Cape Colony and claiming it could be doubled were the Cape colonial authorities to pacify the area.
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Original:  On the recommendation of the renowned German linguist Max Müller, Hahn was appointed on February 1 , 1881, as the "royal philologist" and curator of the Sir George Grey Collection in what is now the National Library of South Africa campus in Cape Town, in which capacity he cataloged its contents as An index to the Grey collection in the South African public library (Cape Town, 1884).
Revised:  On the recommendation of the renowned German linguist Max Müller, Hahn was appointed on 1 , 1881, as the "royal philologist" and curator of the Sir George Grey Collection in what is now the National Library of South Africa campus in Cape Town, in which capacity he cataloged its contents as An index to the Grey collection in the South African public library (Cape Town, 1884).
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Original:  On the recommendation of the renowned German linguist Max Müller, Hahn was appointed on February 1 , 1881, as the "royal philologist" and curator of the Sir George Grey Collection in what is now the National Library of South Africa campus in Cape Town, in which capacity he cataloged its contents as An index to the Grey collection in the South African public library (Cape Town, 1884).
Revised:  On the recommendation of the renowned German linguist Max Müller, Hahn was appointed on February 1 February 1881, as the "royal philologist" and curator of the Sir George Grey Collection in what is now the National Library of South Africa campus in Cape Town, in which capacity he cataloged its contents as An index to the Grey collection in the South African public library (Cape Town, 1884).
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Original:  Early African exploration, up to the end of the 16th century (Cape Town, 1882), and On the science of language and its study with special regard to South Africa (Cape Town, 1882), and his address from April 29 , 1882, in Cape Town to the 53rd annual members' conference of the South African Public Library.
Revised:  Early African exploration, up to the end of the 16th century (Cape Town, 1882), and On the science of language and its study with special regard to South Africa (Cape Town, 1882), and his address from 29 , 1882, in Cape Town to the 53rd annual members' conference of the South African Public Library.
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Original:  Perhaps a better scholar and researcher than librarian, he was dismissed by Charles Aken Fairbridge and other members of the library committee on November 30 , 1883.
Revised:  Perhaps a better scholar and researcher than librarian, he was dismissed by Charles Aken Fairbridge and other members of the library committee on 30 , 1883.
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Original:  URL accessed 17 May 2016.
Revised:  Retrieved 17 May 2016.
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Original: URL Ducks" by Hiroshige, digitally restored.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The next most senior member after him, in turn, began signing as Kunimasa (Kunimasa IV, in this case), which had been Kochoro's gō before he became Kunisada II. (The original Kunimasa I had been a student of Toyokuni I.)
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Original:  Following is a list of some members of the main Utagawa school, giving the succession of names, along with the modern numbering of each:%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Toyokuni (I) Toyoshige -> Toyokuni (II) Kunisada (I) -> Toyokuni (III) Kochoro -> Kunimasa (III) -> Kunisada (II) -> Toyokuni (IV) Kochoro (II) -> Kunimasa (IV) -> Kunisada (III) -> Toyokuni (V) See here for a more extensive list.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Toyokuni (I) Toyoshige -> Toyokuni (II) Kunisada (I) -> Toyokuni (III) Kochoro -> Kunimasa (III) -> Kunisada (II) -> Toyokuni (IV) Kochoro (II) -> Kunimasa (IV) -> Kunisada (III) -> Toyokuni (V) See here for a more extensive list.
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Original:  Following is a list of some members of the main Utagawa school, giving the succession of names, along with the modern numbering of each:%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Toyokuni (I) Toyoshige -> Toyokuni (II) Kunisada (I) -> Toyokuni (III) Kochoro -> Kunimasa (III) -> Kunisada (II) -> Toyokuni (IV) Kochoro (II) -> Kunimasa (IV) -> Kunisada (III) -> Toyokuni (V) See here for a more extensive list.
Revised:  Following is a list of some members of the main Utagawa school, giving the succession of names, along with the modern numbering of each:%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Toyokuni (I) Toyoshige -> Toyokuni (II) Kunisada (I) -> Toyokuni (III) Kochoro -> Kunimasa (III) -> Kunisada (II) -> Toyokuni (IV) Kochoro (II) -> Kunimasa (IV) -> Kunisada (III) -> Toyokuni (V) 
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Original:  The first Toyokuni II was Toyoshige, a mediocre pupil and son-in-law of Toyokuni I who became head of the Utagawa school after Toyokuni I died.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Moronobu's work is held in numerous museum collections around the world, and in the Library of Congress.
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Original:  After his education, he enlisted in the Gold Coast Police Force and quickly rose through the ranks to attain the position of Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP).
Revised:  After his education, he enlisted in the Gold Coast Police Force and quickly rose through the ranks to attain the position of Assistant superintendent of Police (ASP).
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Original:  As a member of the Government ’ s Central Advisory Committee on Education, he operationalized its recommendations which led to the establishment of fifteen Akro State Schools in several villages in Kroboland.
Revised:  As a member of the Government ' s Central Advisory Committee on Education, he operationalized its recommendations which led to the establishment of fifteen Akro State Schools in several villages in Kroboland.
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Original:  Manya Krobo became a notable agricultural centre during Mate Kole ’ s reign.
Revised:  Manya Krobo became a notable agricultural centre during Mate Kole ' s reign.
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Original:  In 1976, Nene Azzu Mate Kole II visited Gerlingen in Germany, the hometown of Johannes Zimmermann (1825 –1876), a philologist, linguist and Basel missionary who translated the Bible into the Ga language and published a grammar book.
Revised:  In 1976, Nene Azzu Mate Kole II visited Gerlingen in Germany, the hometown of Johannes Zimmermann (1825 –1876), a philologist, linguist and Basel Missionary who translated the Bible into the Ga language and published a grammar book.
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Original:  Role in national development He was appointed a member of the government ’ s Central Advisory Committee on Education ( 1946-1951 ) and released stool lands for the establishment of the Mount Mary Training College and the University of Ghana ’ s Agricultural Research Station at Kpong.
Revised:  Role in national development He was appointed a member of the government ' s Central Advisory Committee on Education ( 1946-1951 ) and released stool lands for the establishment of the Mount Mary Training College and the University of Ghana ’ s Agricultural Research Station at Kpong.
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Original:  Role in national development He was appointed a member of the government ’ s Central Advisory Committee on Education ( 1946-1951 ) and released stool lands for the establishment of the Mount Mary Training College and the University of Ghana ’ s Agricultural Research Station at Kpong.
Revised:  Role in national development He was appointed a member of the government ’ s Central Advisory Committee on Education ( 1946–1951 ) and released stool lands for the establishment of the Mount Mary Training College and the University of Ghana ’ s Agricultural Research Station at Kpong.
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Original:  Role in national development He was appointed a member of the government ’ s Central Advisory Committee on Education ( 1946-1951 ) and released stool lands for the establishment of the Mount Mary Training College and the University of Ghana ’ s Agricultural Research Station at Kpong.
Revised:  Role in national development He was appointed a member of the government ’ s Central Advisory Committee on Education ( 1946-1951 ) and released stool lands for the establishment of the Mount Mary Training College and the University of Ghana ' s Agricultural Research Station at Kpong.
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Original:  the West African Institute of Science and Industry ( 1942-1945 );
Revised:  the West African Institute of Science and Industry ( 1942–1945 );
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Original:  University College of Ghana Council ( 1958-1960 );
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Original:  He had three stints as the Chairman of the Board of Governors of his alma mater, Achimota School.
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Original:  Mate Kole was the first paramount chief appointed to first Board of Trustees of the Volta River Authority under the chairmanship of Ghana ’ s first president, Kwame Nkrumah, serving on the board for ten years.
Revised:  Mate Kole was the first paramount chief appointed to first Board of Trustees of the Volta River Authority under the chairmanship of Ghana ' s first president, Kwame Nkrumah, serving on the board for ten years.
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