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Original: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters  Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result =  Faure Gnassingbe in power  Tens of thousands flee  Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
Revised: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result = Faure Gnassingbe in power Tens of thousands flee Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
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Original: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters  Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result =  Faure Gnassingbe in power  Tens of thousands flee  Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
Revised: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results ; Fraud ; Violence against protesters Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result = Faure Gnassingbe in power Tens of thousands flee Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
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Original: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters  Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result =  Faure Gnassingbe in power  Tens of thousands flee  Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
Revised: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters ; Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result = Faure Gnassingbe in power Tens of thousands flee Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
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Original: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters  Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result =  Faure Gnassingbe in power  Tens of thousands flee  Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
Revised: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters Oppression | methods = * Riots * Demonstrations * Strikes | result = Faure Gnassingbe in power Tens of thousands flee Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
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Original: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters  Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result =  Faure Gnassingbe in power  Tens of thousands flee  Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
Revised: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result = * Faure Gnassingbe in power Tens of thousands flee Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
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Original: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters  Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result =  Faure Gnassingbe in power  Tens of thousands flee  Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
Revised: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result = Faure Gnassingbe in power * Tens of thousands flee Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
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Original: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters  Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result =  Faure Gnassingbe in power  Tens of thousands flee  Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
Revised: {{Infobox civil conflict | title = 2005 Togo uprising | partof = Protests against Faure Gnassingbe | date = February 25 2005 – May 2005 | place = Togo | coordinates = | causes = Election results Fraud Violence against protesters Oppression | methods = street protests Riots Demonstrations Strikes | result = Faure Gnassingbe in power Tens of thousands flee * Killings of protestors | casualties1 = none | casualties2 = 400-500 | fatalities = none | injuries = unknown ;
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Original:  Protesters threw stones at the police, who fired tear gas back at them to drive them back.
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Original: The 2005 Togo protests and riots were demonstrations and rioting against the results of the presidential election and Faure Gnassingbe  takeover of power.
Revised: The 2005 Togo protests and riots were demonstrations and rioting against the results of the presidential election and Faure Gnassingbe 's takeover of power.
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Original:  Protests began in February and protesters demanded new elections and the end of the Gnassingbe dynasty.
Revised:  Protests began in February with protesters demanding new elections and the end of the Gnassingbe dynasty.
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Original:  He briefly tried to pursue acting in his youth, but was not successful at that time, and began working as a carpenter in Prince George until he was hit by a drunk driver in a road accident in 1997.
Revised:  He briefly tried to pursue acting in his youth, but was not successful at that time, and worked as a carpenter in Prince George until he was hit by a drunk driver in a road accident in 1997.
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Original:  While recovering from his injuries he began working in the film industry on the set of the 2000 film Reindeer Games, initially in odd jobs such as washing cars and being a bodyguard for Gary Sinise, before being invited to perform some stunt work in the film.
Revised:  While recovering from his injuries he began working in the film industry on the set of the 2000 film Reindeer Games, initially in odd jobs such as washing cars and serving as a bodyguard for Gary Sinise, before being invited to perform some stunt work in the film.
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Original:  After the December murders, the NMR continued until general elections were held on November 25, 1987.
Revised:  After the December murders, the NMR continued until general election was held on November 25, 1987.
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Original:  After the 1987 general elections , Bouterse remained army leader until 1988
Revised:  After the 1987 general election , Bouterse remained army leader until 1988
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Original: Sital became chairman of the NMR, although Bouterse (the new commander of the Suriname National Army) soon turned out to be the strongman.
Revised: Sital became chairman of the NMR, although Bouterse (the new commander of the Suriname National Army) soon emerged as the strongman.
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Original:  Incidentally, after the execution of Bishop and the United States invasion of Grenada in October 1983, Bouterse had already abandoned his left course and expelled all Cuban advisers from the country.
Revised:  Incidentally, after the execution of Bishop and the United States invasion of Grenada in October 1983, Bouterse had abandoned his left course and expelled all Cuban advisers from the country.
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Original:  Of these eight, only Horb and Bouterse had actually participated in the coup as members of the "Group of Sixteen"  . Abrahams, Neede and Sital had been arrested for forming a military union and were at that time imprisoned in the . Politicians from mainly left-wing (splinter) parties acted as advisers: Eddy Bruma, , Freddy Derby (PNR), (), (PALU) and (SPS).
Revised:  Of these eight, only Horb and Bouterse had actually participated in the coup as members of the "Group of Sixteen" () . Abrahams, Neede and Sital had been arrested for forming a military union and were at that time imprisoned in the . Politicians from mainly left-wing (splinter) parties acted as advisers: Eddy Bruma, , Freddy Derby (PNR), (), (PALU) and (SPS).
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Original:  Claude Monet depicts the French countryside in Poppy Field in a Hollow near Giverny, oil on canvas, 1885.|alt=| leftSome  painters were renowned within artistic circles for settling down permanently in a single village, most notably Jean-François Millet at Barbizon, Robert Wylie at Pont-Aven, Otto Modersohn at Worpswede, Heinrich Otto at Willinghausen, and Claude Monet at Giverny.
Revised:  Claude Monet depicts the French countryside in Poppy Field in a Hollow near Giverny, oil on canvas, 1885.|alt=| left painters were renowned within artistic circles for settling down permanently in a single village, most notably Jean-François Millet at Barbizon, Robert Wylie at Pont-Aven, Otto Modersohn at Worpswede, Heinrich Otto at Willinghausen, and Claude Monet at Giverny.
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Original:  Claude Monet depicts the French countryside in Poppy Field in a Hollow near Giverny, oil on canvas, 1885.|alt=| leftSome  painters were renowned within artistic circles for settling down permanently in a single village, most notably Jean-François Millet at Barbizon, Robert Wylie at Pont-Aven, Otto Modersohn at Worpswede, Heinrich Otto at Willinghausen, and Claude Monet at Giverny.
Revised:  Claude Monet depicts the French countryside in Poppy Field in a Hollow near Giverny, oil on canvas, 1885.|alt=| leftSome Some painters were renowned within artistic circles for settling down permanently in a single village, most notably Jean-François Millet at Barbizon, Robert Wylie at Pont-Aven, Otto Modersohn at Worpswede, Heinrich Otto at Willinghausen, and Claude Monet at Giverny.
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Original: Jane Karuku Jane Karuku (born c.1965), is a Kenyan businesswoman and corporate executive, who in December 2020, was appointed as the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the East African Breweries Limited, headquartered in Nairobi, with subsidiaries in Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan and Tanzania.
Revised: Jane Karuku (born c.1965), is a Kenyan businesswoman and corporate executive, who in December 2020, was appointed as the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the East African Breweries Limited, headquartered in Nairobi, with subsidiaries in Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan and Tanzania.
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Original:  After tat , from 2012 until 2014, Karuku was the President of the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA).
Revised:  After that , from 2012 until 2014, Karuku was the President of the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA).
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Original:  She will remain a member of this board, in her new position.
Revised:  She remains a member of this board, in her new position.
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Original: Karuku is a Trustee of Precious Sisters, a non governmental organisation that empowers talented underprivileged girls though education.
Revised: Karuku is a Trustee of Precious Sisters, a non governmental organisation that empowers talented underprivileged girls through education.
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Original:  He was also India's Ambassador to France and amember of Rajya Sabha, the upper house of the Indian parliament.
Revised:  He was also India's Ambassador to France and a member of Rajya Sabha, the upper house of the Indian parliament.
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Original:  He published scholarly works extensively and worked on ancient Indian history and more recent historical developments . Cambridge historian Arthur Hassall wrote that in his "long career as tutor of history at Christ Church" he had "never had a more brilliant student."
Revised:  He published scholarly works extensively and worked on ancient Indian history and more recent transient buttocks . Cambridge historian Arthur Hassall wrote that in his "long career as tutor of history at Christ Church" he had "never had a more brilliant student."
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Original:  He published scholarly works extensively and worked on ancient Indian history and more recent transient buttocks . Cambridge historian Arthur Hassall wrote that in his "long career as tutor of history at Christ Church" he had "never had a more brilliant student."
Revised:  He published scholarly works extensively and worked on ancient Indian history and more recent historical developments . Cambridge historian Arthur Hassall wrote that in his "long career as tutor of history at Christ Church" he had "never had a more brilliant student."
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Original: Born on October 10, 1930, Khalid spend most of his life in Raipur, Madhya Pradesh  , working in a transport company and later in a trading agency.
Revised: Born on October 10, 1930, Khalid was in Raipur, Madhya Pradesh , working in a transport company and later in a trading agency.
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Original: K. P. Khalid (10 October 1930 - 1 October 1994) was an Indian author in Malayalam-language .
Revised: K. P. Khalid (10 October 1930 - 1 October 1994) was an Indian author writing in the Malayalam language .
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Original:  His literary works include Pithave Ninte Koode, Udayasooryanethire, Thuramukham, Simham, Benaresi Babu, Ore Deshakkaraya Njangal, Adimakal Udamakal and Allahuvinte Makkal.
Revised:  His literary works include Pithave Ninte Koode, Udayasooryanethire, Thuramukham, Simham, Banarasi Babu, Ore Deshakkaraya Njangal, Adimakal Udamakal and Allahuvinte Makkal.
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Original: The Kingdom of Butwal () was a petty kingdom in the confederation of 24 states known as Chaubisi Rajya.
Revised: The Kingdom of Batwal () was a petty kingdom in the confederation of 24 states known as Chaubisi Rajya.
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Original:  Butwal was part of Kingdom of Palpa, it became independent, however, it was later merged back in 1710 after the first King Binayak Sen's grandson had no children.
Revised:  Batwal was part of Kingdom of Palpa, it became independent, however, it was later merged back in 1710 after the first King Binayak Sen's grandson had no children.
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Original: Bengt Rasmus Mikael Troedsson, (born 9 January 1964) is a Swedish actor  and journalist.
Revised: Bengt Rasmus Mikael Troedsson, (born 9 January 1964) is a Swedish actor , writer and journalist.
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Original:  Inga tårar 2007 – Upp till kamp (TV-series) 2008 – Andra avenyn (TV-series) 2009 – De halvt dolda (TV-series) 2010 – Wallander – Vålnaden 2010 – För kärleken 2010 – Starke man (TV-series) 2010 – Himlen är oskyldigt blå 2010 – Svinalängorna 2011 – Gränsen 2011 – Soffan 2011 – Maria Wern - Svart fjäril 2011 – The Bridge (TV-series) 2011 – Anno 1790 (TV-series) 2012 – Studio Sex 2012 – Call Girl 2014 – Gentlemen 2015 – John Hron 2017–2019 – Vår tid är nu (TV-series) 2020 – Mirakel (TV-series) 
Revised:  Inga tårar 2007 – Upp till kamp (TV-series) 2008 – Andra avenyn (TV-series) 2009 – De halvt dolda (TV-series) 2010 – Wallander – Vålnaden 2010 – För kärleken 2010 – Starke man (TV-series) 2010 – Himlen är oskyldigt blå 2010 – Svinalängorna 2011 – Gränsen 2011 – Soffan 2011 – Maria Wern - Svart fjäril 2011 – The Bridge (TV-series) 2011 – Anno 1790 (TV-series) 2012 – Studio Sex 2012 – Call Girl 2014 – Gentlemen 2015 – John Hron 2017–2019 – Vår tid är nu (TV-series) 2020 – Mirakel (TV-series) Bibliography Troedsson, Rasmus; Hultgren Mats (1987). Det stinker i salongen. ISBN 91-7810-866-7 Troedsson, Rasmus; Pohl Kristian (1988). Jag skall frälsa världen. ISBN 91-971082-1-9
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Original: Liffi (or Lefi) was a  station in Sudan, named after a nearby hill . Location A 1955 article stated that Liffi post had formerly been in Togoyo land but was now in Feroge land.
Revised: Liffi (or Lefi) was a station in Sudan, named after a nearby hill . A 1955 article stated that Liffi post had formerly been in Togoyo land but was now in Feroge land.
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Original:  Origins S. Santandrea, writing in 1948, says that the Togoyo tribe, by then almost extinct, had a legend that their ancestor Cokwol had fallen from heaven on Mt. Lefi, which travellers such as Gessi called Liffi.
Revised:  S. Santandrea, writing in 1948, says that the Togoyo tribe, by then almost extinct, had a legend that their ancestor Cokwol had fallen from heaven on Mt. Lefi, which travellers such as Gessi called Liffi.
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Original:  Origins S. Santandrea, writing in 1948, says that the Togoyo tribe, by then almost extinct, had a legend that their ancestor Cokwol had fallen from heaven on Mt. Lefi, which travellers such as Gessi called Liffi.
Revised:  Origins S. Santandrea, writing in 1948, says that the Togoyo tribe, by then almost extinct, had a legend that their ancestor Cokwol had fallen from heaven on Mount Lefi, which travellers such as Gessi called Liffi.
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Original:  Origins S. Santandrea, writing in 1948, says that the Togoyo tribe, by then almost extinct, had a legend that their ancestor Cokwol had fallen from heaven on Mt. Lefi, which travellers such as Gessi called Liffi.
Revised:  Origins S. Santandrea, writing in 1948, says that the Togoyo tribe, by then almost extinct, had a legend that their ancestor Cokwol had fallen from heaven on Mt. Lefi, which travelers such as Romolo Gessi called Liffi.
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Original:  A few clans still existed, centered around Mt. Lefi, where the tribe used to sacrifice a goat on a sacred stone to bring the rains.
Revised:  A few clans still existed, centered around Mount Lefi, where the tribe used to sacrifice a goat on a sacred stone to bring the rains.
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Original:  The Togoyo territory extended from Khor Shammam to eastward of Kossinga, and they were fairly numberous until the end of the 19th century.
Revised:  The Togoyo territory extended from Khor Shammam to eastward of Kossinga, and they were fairly numerous until the end of the 19th century.
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Original:  In 1905 Lieutenant Bayldon wrote that "...the more southern river rising in the Dar Fertit hills to the west of Liffi is the Bahr El Arab or Kir.
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Original: Orlando Duarte Figueiredo (February 18, 1932 - December 15, 2020)Morre, vítima de Covid, o comentarista esportivo Orlando Duarte was a Brazilian sports journalist and commentator.
Revised: Orlando Duarte Figueiredo (February 18, 1932 – December 15, 2020)Morre, vítima de Covid, o comentarista esportivo Orlando Duarte was a Brazilian sports journalist and commentator.
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Original:  Acting for a long time on radio and television in São Paulo and writing a column distributed throughout the country, he has already covered 14 world football championships, ten Olympic Games and championships of various sports.
Revised:  Acting for a long time on radio and television in São Paulo and writing a column distributed throughout the country, he covered 14 world football championships, ten Olympic Games and championships of various sports.
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Original:  Orlando Duarte covered all the World Cups during the period between 1950 and 2006.
Revised:  Duarte covered all the World Cups during the period between 1950 and 2006.
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Original:  During the 1960s, he was a journalist responsible for always covering Santos' masterful team closely, and ended up becoming a personal friend of Edson Arantes do Nascimento.
Revised:  During the 1960s, he was a journalist continually covering Santos' masterful team closely, and ended up becoming a personal friend of Edson Arantes do Nascimento.
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Original:  His broadcasting career had to be interrupted in 2007 due to his health.
Revised:  His broadcasting career was interrupted in 2007 due to his health.
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Original: Orlando Duarte Figueiredo (February 18, 1932 – December 15, 2020) Morre, vítima de Covid, o comentarista esportivo Orlando Duarte was a Brazilian sports journalist and commentator.
Revised: Orlando Duarte Figueiredo (February 18, 1932 – December 15, 2020) was a Brazilian sports journalist and commentator.
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Original: Rörland with Sabaton at Wacken Open Air, 2013 Chris Rörland (born 27 December  1986 in Falun) is a Swedish metal guitarrist and graphic designer.
Revised: Rörland with Sabaton at Wacken Open Air, 2013 Chris Rörland (born 27 December , 1986 in Falun) is a Swedish metal guitarrist and graphic designer.
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Original:  Guest 2008: with Cronan: Enterprise (lead guitar on tracks 3, 7, 8) 2013: with Thobbe Englund: Fingerspitzengefühl in From the Wilderness ( Gitarrensolo ) 2017: with Nocturnal Rites: Before We Waste Away in Phoenix ( Koautor) Graphic designer 2015: for Thobbe Englund – From the Wilderness 2016: for Sabaton – The Last Stand (text formation and layout) 2016: for Thobbe Englund – Before the StormMark Uricheck: Interview: Former Sabaton guitarist Thobbe Englund talks leaving band, solo career.
Revised:  Guest 2008: with Cronan: Enterprise (lead guitar on tracks 3, 7, 8) 2013: with Thobbe Englund: Fingerspitzengefühl in From the Wilderness ( guitar solo ) 2017: with Nocturnal Rites: Before We Waste Away in Phoenix ( Koautor) Graphic designer 2015: for Thobbe Englund – From the Wilderness 2016: for Sabaton – The Last Stand (text formation and layout) 2016: for Thobbe Englund – Before the StormMark Uricheck: Interview: Former Sabaton guitarist Thobbe Englund talks leaving band, solo career.
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Original:  2018: for Thobbe Englund – The Draining of Vergelmer (graphic design, text formation and layout) 2018: for Follow the Cipher – Follow the Ciphernews on metal-heads.de. 2019: for Tommy Johansson - Above the Sky
Revised:  2018: for Thobbe Englund – The Draining of Vergelmer (graphic design, text formation and layout) 2018: for Follow the Cipher – Follow the Ciphernews on metal-heads.de. 2019: for Majestica - Above the Sky
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