wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  The Chicago Painter was a follower or student of the Villa Giulia Painter (a painter named after a distinct vessel in the Villa Giulia Museum in Rome ) and had a preference for depicting elegant and tender scenes where  figures are calm and focused on their individual tasks.
Revised:  The Chicago Painter was a follower or student of the Villa Giulia Painter (a painter named after a distinct vessel in the Villa Giulia Museum in Rome ) and had a preference for depicting elegant and tender scenes where the figures are calm and focused on their individual tasks.
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Original:  The stamnos at the Art Institute, along with others that he decorated, depicts scenes  related to the cult of the wine god Dionysos, highlighting his uncluttered, elegant signature style.
Revised:  The stamnos at the Art Institute, along with others that the Chicago Painter decorated, depicts scenes related to the cult of the wine god Dionysos, highlighting his uncluttered, elegant signature style.
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Original:  The stamnos at the Art Institute, along with others that he decorated, depicts scenes  related to the cult of the wine god Dionysos, highlighting his uncluttered, elegant signature style.
Revised:  The stamnos at the Art Institute, along with others that he decorated, depicts scenes likely related to the cult of the wine god Dionysos, highlighting his uncluttered, elegant signature style.
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Original:  The stamnos at the Art Institute, along with others that he decorated, depicts scenes  related to the cult of the wine god Dionysos, highlighting his uncluttered, elegant signature style.
Revised:  The stamnos at the Art Institute, along with others that he decorated, depicts scenes related to the cult of the wine god Dionysos, and highlights his uncluttered, elegant signature style.
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Original: Ignatius Michael Groenewald (born 2 December 1983) , known as Michal Groenewald, is a South African politician serving as a Member of the National Assembly of South Africa.
Revised: Ignatius Michael Groenewald , known as Michal Groenewald, is a South African politician serving as a Member of the National Assembly of South Africa.
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Original:  He was previously a municipal councillor of the Matlosana Local Municipality.
Revised:  He was previously a municipal councillor in the Matlosana Local Municipality.
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Original:  References External links Philippus Van Staden – People's Assembly   Mr Philippus Adriaan Van Staden – Parliament of South Africa Philip van Staden – Freedom Front Plus
Revised:  References External links Philippus Van Staden – People's Assembly External links Mr Philippus Adriaan Van Staden – Parliament of South Africa Philip van Staden – Freedom Front Plus
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Original:  References External links Philippus Van Staden – People's Assembly   Mr Philippus Adriaan Van Staden – Parliament of South Africa Philip van Staden – Freedom Front Plus
Revised:  References External links Philippus Van Staden – People's Assembly Mr Philippus Adriaan Van Staden – Parliament of South Africa 
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Original:  In January 1896 France declared Madagascar a French colony and deported the prime minister to Algeria, where he died shortly afterward.
Revised:  In January 1897 France declared Madagascar a French colony and deported the prime minister to Algeria, where he died shortly afterward.
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Original:  It was further justified through documents signed by King Radama II, including a letter he was possibly tricked into signing that entreated Napoleon to support a coup d' etat against Ranavalona I, and land ownership agreements with French industrialist Joseph-François Lambert that were revoked upon Radama's assassination in 1863.
Revised:  It was further justified through documents signed by King Radama II, including a letter he was possibly tricked into signing that entreated Napoleon to support a coup d' état against Ranavalona I, and land ownership agreements with French industrialist Joseph-François Lambert that were revoked upon Radama's assassination in 1863.
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Original:  Therefore, he is sometimes called the "father of the American Christmas card . "  Prang is also known for his efforts to improve art education in the US, publishing instructional books and creating a foundation to train art teachers.
Revised:  Therefore, he is sometimes called the "father of the American Christmas card " Prang is also known for his efforts to improve art education in the US, publishing instructional books and creating a foundation to train art teachers.
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Original:  Therefore, he is sometimes called the "father of the American Christmas card . "  Prang is also known for his efforts to improve art education in the US, publishing instructional books and creating a foundation to train art teachers.
Revised:  Therefore, he is sometimes called the "father of the American Christmas card . " . Prang is also known for his efforts to improve art education in the US, publishing instructional books and creating a foundation to train art teachers.
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Original:  The awards are called Louies in recognition of Louis URL The most successful winner of Louie Awards is the California-based company Meri URL Between 1991 and 2005 the company won 81 Awards including 13 in URL
Revised:  The awards are called Louies in recognition of Louis URL The most successful winner of Louie Awards is the California-based company Meri URL Between 1991 and 2005 the company won 81 Awards including 13 in 2005.
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Original: Lithography and career In 1856, Prang and a partner created a firm , Prang and Mayer, to produce lithographs.
Revised: Lithography and career In 1856, Prang and a partner created a press , Prang and Mayer, to produce lithographs.
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Original: Gustavo Arcos Bergnes (December 19, 1926 in Caibarien , Cuba – August 8, 2006 in Havana, Cuba) was a fellow Cuban revolutionary alongside Fidel Castro who later became an imprisoned dissident of the government.
Revised: Gustavo Arcos Bergnes (December 19, 1926 in Caibarién , Cuba – August 8, 2006 in Havana, Cuba) was a fellow Cuban revolutionary alongside Fidel Castro who later became an imprisoned dissident of the government.
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Original: Leading Castro critic dies at 79 The Australian Born in the small town of Caibarien , Arcos met Castro while the two attended law school at the University of Havana.
Revised: Leading Castro critic dies at 79 The Australian Born in the small town of Caibarién , Arcos met Castro while the two attended law school at the University of Havana.
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Original:  He participated in the 1953 attack on Moncada Barracks that jump-started the Cuban Revolution against then-leader Fulgencio Batista, where he suffered a gunshot wound to the back that partially disabled his right leg and left him a legacy of life-long pain.
Revised:  He participated in the 1953 attack on Moncada Barracks that jump-started the Cuban Revolution against then-leader Fulgencio Batista, where he suffered a gunshot wound to the back that partially disabled his right leg and left him a legacy of lifelong pain.
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Original:  Born in the small town of Caibarién, Arcos met Castro while the two attended law school at the University of Havana.
Revised: Background Born in the small town of Caibarién, Arcos met Castro while the two attended law school at the University of Havana.
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Original:  Blondin was one of the surveyors who found a route for the Canol pipeline that supplied the teams constructing the Alaska Highway with gas from Tulita.
Revised:  Blondin was one of the guides who found a route for the Canol pipeline that supplied the teams constructing the Alaska Highway with gas from Tulita.
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Original: In his 2006 book " Trail of the Spirit: The Mysteries of Medicine Power Revealed " , George Blondin, one of his descendants, wrote that Blondin acquired shaman skills from his own father.
Revised: In his 2006 book Trail of the Spirit: The Mysteries of Medicine Power Revealed " , George Blondin, one of his descendants, wrote that Blondin acquired shaman skills from his own father.
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Original: In his 2006 book " Trail of the Spirit: The Mysteries of Medicine Power Revealed " , George Blondin, one of his descendants, wrote that Blondin acquired shaman skills from his own father.
Revised: In his 2006 book " Trail of the Spirit: The Mysteries of Medicine Power Revealed , George Blondin, one of his descendants, wrote that Blondin acquired shaman skills from his own father.
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Original:  In her 1996 book " The Cultural Politics of Fur " Julia Emberley quotes Blondin's son George's description of how his father found laws restricting trapping, passed in 1930s, affected the Dene following their traditional lifestyle.
Revised:  In her 1996 book The Cultural Politics of Fur " Julia Emberley quotes Blondin's son George's description of how his father found laws restricting trapping, passed in 1930s, affected the Dene following their traditional lifestyle.
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Original:  In her 1996 book " The Cultural Politics of Fur " Julia Emberley quotes Blondin's son George's description of how his father found laws restricting trapping, passed in 1930s, affected the Dene following their traditional lifestyle.
Revised:  In her 1996 book " The Cultural Politics of Fur Julia Emberley quotes Blondin's son George's description of how his father found laws restricting trapping, passed in 1930s, affected the Dene following their traditional lifestyle.
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Original: The Treaty of Wad Ras () was a treaty between Morocco and Spain, signed at the end of the Tetuan War  at Wad Ras  between Tetuan and Tangier on April 26, 1860.
Revised: The Treaty of Wad Ras () was a treaty between Morocco and Spain, signed at the end of the Tetuan War on April 26, 1860 at Wad Ras between Tetuan and Tangier on April 26, 1860.
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Original: The Treaty of Wad Ras () was a treaty between Morocco and Spain, signed at the end of the Tetuan War  at Wad Ras  between Tetuan and Tangier on April 26, 1860.
Revised: The Treaty of Wad Ras () was a treaty between Morocco and Spain, signed at the end of the Tetuan War at Wad Ras , located between Tetuan and Tangier on April 26, 1860.
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Original: The Treaty of Wad Ras () was a treaty between Morocco and Spain, signed at the end of the Tetuan War  at Wad Ras  between Tetuan and Tangier on April 26, 1860.
Revised: The Treaty of Wad Ras () was a treaty between Morocco and Spain, signed at the end of the Tetuan War at Wad Ras between Tetuan and Tangier .
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Original:  (Article 16) Image of the Spanish parliament building with two lions sculpted from Moroccan canons seized in the Battle of Wad Ras in 1860
Revised:  (Article 16) 
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Original: The Spanish campaign of 1859 came in response to the skirmishes led by local tribes that would take place around the Spanish enclaves.
Revised: The Spanish campaign of 1859 came in response to the skirmishes led by local tribes that took place around the Spanish enclaves.
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Original:  The Moroccan army, led by al-Abass Bin Abderrahman, brother of Sultan Muhammad IV, attampted to challenge the attack at Wad Ras, where it suffered a massive defeat.
Revised:  The Moroccan army, led by al-Abass Bin Abderrahman, brother of Sultan Muhammad IV, attempted to challenge the attack at Wad Ras, where it suffered a massive defeat.
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Original:  The Moroccan army, led by al-Abass Bin Abderrahman, brother of Sultan Muhammad IV, attampted to challenge the attack at Wad Ras, where it suffered a massive defeat.
Revised:  The Moroccan army, led by al-Abass Bin Abderrahman, brother of Sultan Muhammad IV, attampted to challenge the attack at Wad Ras, where he suffered a massive defeat.
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Original: Most important conditions Image of the Spanish parliament building with two lions sculpted from Moroccan canons seized in the Battle of Wad Ras in 1860 Paying Spain a war indemnity of 20 million duro.
Revised: Main provisions Image of the Spanish parliament building with two lions sculpted from Moroccan canons seized in the Battle of Wad Ras in 1860 Paying Spain a war indemnity of 20 million duro.
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Original: The Treaty of Wad Ras (  ) was a treaty between Morocco and Spain, signed at the end of the Tetuan War on April 26, 1860 at Wad Ras, located between Tetuan and Tangier.
Revised: The Treaty of Wad Ras ( , ) was a treaty between Morocco and Spain, signed at the end of the Tetuan War on April 26, 1860 at Wad Ras, located between Tetuan and Tangier.
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Original:  The conditions of the treaty exacerbated Morocco's defeat in the war, with major concessions  to Spain.
Revised:  The conditions of the treaty exacerbated Morocco's defeat in the war, with major concessions being granted to Spain.
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Original:  The years 1859 and 1860 saw the war between Morocco and Spain known as The War of Tetuan .
Revised:  From 1859 and 1860 saw the war between Morocco and Spain known as The War of Tetuan .
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Original:  The years 1859 and 1860 saw the war between Morocco and Spain known as The War of Tetuan .
Revised:  The years 1859 to 1860 saw the war between Morocco and Spain known as The War of Tetuan .
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Original:  The years 1859 and 1860 saw the war between Morocco and Spain known as The War of Tetuan .
Revised:  The years 1859 and 1860 , Morocco became engaged with the War of Tetuan .
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Original:  Spain and its North African colonies receiving most favored nation status in trade with Morocco.
Revised:  Spain and its North African territories receiving most favored nation status in trade with Morocco.
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Original: History There was a previous pandemic of 1889-1893 which reached the Gold coast 1891David Scott,Epidemic Disease in Ghana 1901 - 1960 (London,1965),p.187.
Revised: History There was a previous pandemic of 1889-1893 which reached the Gold Coast in 1891.David Scott,Epidemic Disease in Ghana 1901 - 1960 (London,1965),p.187.
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Original:  The American vessel S.S Shonga arrived in Cape Coast on 31 August 1918.
Revised:  The American vessel S.S Shonga arrived in Cape Coast on August 31, 1918.
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Original:  The spread of the influenza virus cause schools, Mosques and Churches to be closed down.
Revised:  The spread of the influenza virus caused schools, Mosques and Churches to be closed down.
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Original:  The spread of the influenza virus cause schools, Mosques and Churches to be closed down.
Revised:  The spread of the influenza virus cause schools, Mosques and Churches to close down.
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Original:  It is recorded that an estimate of 60,000 deaths and 100, 000 with total national population of 1,504,000  in 1911 census.
Revised:  It is recorded that an estimated 100, 000 with total national population of 1,504,000 in 1911 census.
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Original:  It is recorded that an estimate of 60,000 deaths and 100, 000 with total national population of 1,504,000  in 1911 census.
Revised:  It is recorded that an estimate of 60,000 deaths and 100, 000 with total national population of 1,504,000 recorded in 1911 census.
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Original:  It is believed that the only measures to control was quarantine since a vaccine was introduced in 1950.
Revised:  Because the Gold Coast was experiencing a dry season in the Northern area, residents were at a greater risk for infection, hence the higher mortality rate. The only reported attempts to slow the spread of disease on behalf of the government involved quarantines, but it was not strictly enforced enough to put a quick end to the epidemic. It wasn't until 1950 that doctors found a vaccine that fought the strain, more than 30 years after the spread.
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Original:  The Northern western province were hard hit by the disease with 80\% of the population contracting the virus.
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Original:  Dates of recorded cases The table indicates the city and date they recorded their first case of the virus +City Date recorded caseAccra 3 september 1918Koforidua9 September 1918Sekondi18 September 1918Saltpond21 September 1918Kumasi 23 September 1918Winneba24 September 1918Tarkwa 25 September 1918Axim25 September 1918Obuasi1 October 1918Yeji8 October 1918Keta12 October 1918Bole 26 October 1918Wenchi,
Revised:  Dates of Recorded Cases The table indicates the city and date they recorded their first case of the virus +City Date recorded caseAccra 3 september 1918Koforidua9 September 1918Sekondi18 September 1918Saltpond21 September 1918Kumasi 23 September 1918Winneba24 September 1918Tarkwa 25 September 1918Axim25 September 1918Obuasi1 October 1918Yeji8 October 1918Keta12 October 1918Bole 26 October 1918Wenchi,
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Original:  Dates of recorded cases The table indicates the city and date they recorded their first case of the virus +City Date recorded caseAccra 3 september 1918Koforidua9 September 1918Sekondi18 September 1918Saltpond21 September 1918Kumasi 23 September 1918Winneba24 September 1918Tarkwa 25 September 1918Axim25 September 1918Obuasi1 October 1918Yeji8 October 1918Keta12 October 1918Bole 26 October 1918Wenchi,
Revised:  Dates of recorded cases The table indicates the city and date they recorded their first case of the virus +City Date recorded caseAccra 3 September 1918Koforidua9 September 1918Sekondi18 September 1918Saltpond21 September 1918Kumasi 23 September 1918Winneba24 September 1918Tarkwa 25 September 1918Axim25 September 1918Obuasi1 October 1918Yeji8 October 1918Keta12 October 1918Bole 26 October 1918Wenchi,
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Original:  In the local parlance it was called "mfruensa" by the unschooled members of the society Spread of Influenza in the Gold Coast.
Revised:  In the local parlance it was called "mfruensa" by the unschooled members of the society 
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Original:  They are led by a leader known as a Behera and split into eight clans ;
Revised:  They are led by a leader known as a Behera and split into eight clans :
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Original:  A few of the minority which live in Tripura have forcefully been evangelised by the Joshua Project.
Revised:  A few of the minority that live in Tripura have forcefully been evangelised by the Joshua Project.
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Original:  Bonaj Category:Indo-Aryan peoples Category:People from Srimangal Upazila Category:Ethnic groups in Bangladesh Category:Ethnic groups in India ur:بون
Revised:  Category:Indo-Aryan peoples Category:People from Srimangal Upazila Category:Ethnic groups in Bangladesh Category:Ethnic groups in India ur:بون
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Original:  although only 10\% of the community are actually literate in the language.
Revised:  although only 10\% of the communityare actually literate in the language.
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Original: The Bonaz people (  ) are an Odia diaspora community that live in Srimangal, Bangladesh and Tripura, India.
Revised: The Bonaz people ( , ) are an Odia diaspora community that live in Srimangal, Bangladesh and Tripura, India.
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Original:  although only 10\% of the communityare actually literate in the language.
Revised:  although only 10\% of the community are actually literate in the language.
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Original:  Aftabeh Aftabeh is now mostly an accessory in Iranian toilets and used inside the bathroom alongside health faucets.
Revised:  Plastic aftabeh Aftabeh is now mostly an accessory in Iranian toilets and used inside the bathroom alongside health faucets.
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Original:   Aftabeh is now mostly an accessory in Iranian toilets and used inside the bathroom alongside health faucets.
Revised:  Aftebehs are common in Iran, Azerbaijan, and Central Asian countries. In Uzbekistan, the vessel is mostly called obdasta, but term oftoba is common in Namangan and Andijan regions. Aftabehs are called ibriq in Qashqadaryo Region. Aftabeh is now mostly an accessory in Iranian toilets and used inside the bathroom alongside health faucets.
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Original:   Aftabeh is now mostly an accessory in Iranian toilets and used inside the bathroom alongside health faucets.
Revised:  Aftabeh is now mostly an accessory in toilets and used inside the bathroom alongside health faucets.
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Original:   There is a famous Persian proverb associated with aftabeh-lagan: "7 sets of aftabeh-lagan, but no lunch or dinner!" which refers to an empty show of opulence around a subject where the actual content is missing.
Revised:  There is a popular Persian proverb associated with aftabeh-lagan: "7 sets of aftabeh-lagan, but no lunch or dinner!" which refers to an empty show of opulence around a subject where the actual content is missing.
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Original:  In Uzbekistan, the vessel is mostly called obdasta, but  term oftoba is common in Namangan and Andijan regions.
Revised:  In Uzbekistan, the vessel is mostly called obdasta, but the term oftoba is common in Namangan and Andijan regions.
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Original:  Similarly, in rural areas of Central Asia, guests are  offered an aftabeh (with a lagan or a basin) and a towel for washing hands before and after eating.
Revised:  Similarly, in rural areas of Central Asia, guests are still offered an aftabeh (with a lagan or a basin) and a towel for washing hands before and after eating.
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Original:  Similarly, in rural areas of Central Asia , guests are still offered an aftabeh (with a lagan or a basin) and a towel for washing hands before and after eating.
Revised:  Similarly, in rural areas of Central Asia guests are still offered an aftabeh (with a lagan or a basin) and a towel for washing hands before and after eating.
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Original: Health benefits of blue spaces on mental health Improved overall mental health Researchers found a reduction of psychiatric cases on people living near green or coastal areas.
Revised: Effects of blue spaces on mental health Improved overall mental health Researchers found a reduction of psychiatric cases on people living near green or coastal areas.
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Original: Accessible blue spaces can help revitalizing neighborhoods and promote increased social connectedness as seen on waterfront renovation projects like the Chattanoga Waterfront , Chattanoga, TS,USA, the CityDeck in Green Bay, WI, USA, or the Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York , NY, USA, further enhanced by waterfront festivals such as the Christmas lights in Medellin, in Colombia.
Revised: Accessible blue spaces can help revitalizing neighborhoods and promote increased social connectedness as seen on waterfront renovation projects like the Chattanooga Waterfront (Chattanooga, Tennessee), the CityDeck in Green Bay, WI, USA, or the Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York , NY, USA, further enhanced by waterfront festivals such as the Christmas lights in Medellin, in Colombia.
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Original: Accessible blue spaces can help revitalizing neighborhoods and promote increased social connectedness as seen on waterfront renovation projects like the Chattanoga Waterfront , Chattanoga, TS,USA, the CityDeck in Green Bay, WI, USA, or the Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York , NY, USA, further enhanced by waterfront festivals such as the Christmas lights in Medellin, in Colombia.
Revised: Accessible blue spaces can help revitalizing neighborhoods and promote increased social connectedness as seen on waterfront renovation projects like the Chattanoga Waterfront , Chattanoga, TS,USA, the CityDeck in Green Bay, Wisconsin, or the Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York , NY, USA, further enhanced by waterfront festivals such as the Christmas lights in Medellin, in Colombia.
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