wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  Newcastle (1937) Woolongong (1947)
Revised:  Newcastle (1937) Wollongong (1947)
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Original:  The YPO was a socialist, anti-racist organization comprised primarily of young, poor white migrants from Appalachia, although membership was open to people of all races.
Revised:  The YPO was a socialist, anti-racist organization composed primarily of young, poor white migrants from Appalachia, although membership was open to people of all races.
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Original:  The prototype worked as expected, demonstrating broadband and HD video streaming capabilities from low-earth orbit.
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Original:  The mission of the program is to triple the internet capacity of Alaska by launching a geostationary communications satellite dedicated to Alaska.
Revised:  The mission of the program is to launch a geostationary communications satellite dedicated to Alaska.
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Original:  Astranis announced in August 2019 that it had a launch contract with SpaceX with a launch window beginning in Q2 2021, implying an approximately 28-month-long development cycle for their first commercial satellite .
Revised:  Astranis will launch this first satellite with SpaceX with a launch window beginning in Q2 2021, implying an approximately 28-month-long development cycle for their first commercial satellite .
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Original:  Astranis announced in August 2019 that it had a launch contract with SpaceX with a launch window beginning in Q2 2021, implying an approximately 28-month-long development cycle for their first commercial satellite .
Revised:  Astranis announced in August 2019 that it had a launch contract with SpaceX with a launch window beginning in Q2 2021, implying an approximately 28-month-long development cycle .
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Original:  Astranis will launch this first satellite with SpaceX with a launch window beginning in Q2 2021, implying an approximately 28-month-long development cycle.
Revised:  Astranis will launch this first satellite via SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket with a launch window beginning in Q2 2021, implying an approximately 28-month-long development cycle.
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Original:  The mission of the program is to launch a geostationary communications satellite dedicated to Alaska.
Revised:  The mission of this partnership is to launch a geostationary communications satellite dedicated to Alaska.
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Original:  They closed an $13.5 million Series A equity investment led by Andreessen Horowitz on March 1, 2018, and a $90 million Series B investment on February 13, 2020 led by Venrock and with continued participation from Andreessen URL URL URL URL URL URL URL URL URL URL The Series B financing included $ 40 million of equity financing and $50 million of debt URL URL URL Astranis also raised a $250 million Series C financing round led by BlackRock in 2021.
Revised:  They closed an $13.5 million Series A equity investment led by Andreessen Horowitz on March 1, 2018, and a $90 million Series B investment on February 13, 2020 led by Venrock and with continued participation from Andreessen URL URL URL URL URL URL URL URL The Series B financing included $ 40 million of equity financing and $50 million of debt URL URL URL Astranis also raised a $250 million Series C financing round led by BlackRock in 2021.
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Original:   }} After a year at Columbia University's Union Theological Seminary (New York City) he was appointed full professor of systematic theology in 1968 by the University of Basel.
Revised:  <ref> }} After a year at Columbia University's Union Theological Seminary (New York City) he was appointed full professor of systematic theology in 1968 by the University of Basel.
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Original:  There he headed the working group "Cold War" together with the German federal German Wolfgang Schweitzer and the Hungarian M. Pálfy.
Revised:  There he headed the working group "Cold War" together with the German federal Wolfgang Schweitzer and the Hungarian M. Pálfy.
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Original:   Jg. 48, H. 1).
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Original: Jan Milič Lochman (born April 3 , 1922 in Nové Město nad Metují, Czechoslovakia , † January 21 , 2004 in Basel, Switzerland Theologe der Mehrstimmigkeit: Zum Tod von Jan Milic Lochman, NZZ Online, 24. Januar 2004, abgerufen am 25.
Revised: Jan Milič Lochman (born 3 , 1922 in Nové Město nad Metují, Czechoslovakia , † January 21 , 2004 in Basel, Switzerland Theologe der Mehrstimmigkeit: Zum Tod von Jan Milic Lochman, NZZ Online, 24. Januar 2004, abgerufen am 25.
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Original: Jan Milič Lochman (born April 3 , 1922 in Nové Město nad Metují, Czechoslovakia , † January 21 , 2004 in Basel, Switzerland Theologe der Mehrstimmigkeit: Zum Tod von Jan Milic Lochman, NZZ Online, 24. Januar 2004, abgerufen am 25.
Revised: Jan Milič Lochman (born April 3 , 1922 in Nové Město nad Metují, Czechoslovakia ; died 21 , 2004 in Basel, Switzerland Theologe der Mehrstimmigkeit: Zum Tod von Jan Milic Lochman, NZZ Online, 24. Januar 2004, abgerufen am 25.
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Original: Jan Milič Lochman (born April 3 , 1922 in Nové Město nad Metují, Czechoslovakia , † January 21 , 2004 in Basel, Switzerland Theologe der Mehrstimmigkeit: Zum Tod von Jan Milic Lochman, NZZ Online, 24. Januar 2004, abgerufen am 25.
Revised: Jan Milič Lochman (born April 3 , 1922 in Nové Město nad Metují, Czechoslovakia , † January 21 January 2004 in Basel, Switzerland Theologe der Mehrstimmigkeit: Zum Tod von Jan Milic Lochman, NZZ Online, 24. Januar 2004, abgerufen am 25.
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Original:  In 1981 and 1982  he was rector of the University of Basel.
Revised:  In 1981 and 1982 , he was rector of the University of Basel.
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Original:  <ref> cite URL Milič Lochman|website=Philosophy Faculty of Masaryk-Universität|accessdate=March 6, 2012%DIFDELCMD < }}%%% </ref> After a year at Columbia University's Union Theological Seminary (New York City) he was appointed full professor of systematic theology in 1968 by the University of Basel.
Revised:  cite URL Milič Lochman|website=Philosophy Faculty of Masaryk-Universität|accessdate=March 6, 2012%DIFDELCMD < }}%%% </ref> After a year at Columbia University's Union Theological Seminary (New York City) he was appointed full professor of systematic theology in 1968 by the University of Basel.
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Original:  <ref> cite URL Milič Lochman|website=Philosophy Faculty of Masaryk-Universität|accessdate=March 6, 2012%DIFDELCMD < }}%%% </ref> After a year at Columbia University's Union Theological Seminary (New York City) he was appointed full professor of systematic theology in 1968 by the University of Basel.
Revised:  <ref> %DIFDELCMD < }}%%% </ref> After a year at Columbia University's Union Theological Seminary (New York City) he was appointed full professor of systematic theology in 1968 by the University of Basel.
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Original:  <ref> cite URL Milič Lochman|website=Philosophy Faculty of Masaryk-Universität|accessdate=March 6, 2012%DIFDELCMD < }}%%% </ref> After a year at Columbia University's Union Theological Seminary (New York City) he was appointed full professor of systematic theology in 1968 by the University of Basel.
Revised:  <ref> cite URL Milič Lochman|website=Philosophy Faculty of Masaryk-Universität|accessdate=March 6, 2012%DIFDELCMD < }}%%% After a year at Columbia University's Union Theological Seminary (New York City) he was appointed full professor of systematic theology in 1968 by the University of Basel.
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Original:  Jan Milič Lochman was one of the co-founders of the Christian Peace Conference.
Revised:  Jan Milíč Lochman was one of the co-founders of the Christian Peace Conference.
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Original:  '' Jg. 48, H. 1).
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Original:  Ayatollah Khalkhali claimed that the assassination was carried out by one of his death squads and therefore, Shafiq was the first victim of Iran's death squads .
Revised:  Ayatollah Khalkhali claimed that the assassination was carried out by one of his death squads .
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Original:  Shafiq and Eghbal had two sons: Nader Shafiq (born 15 March 1968)  Dara Shafiq (born 1970) He was assassinated in Paris on 7 December 1979, being shot twice in the head by agents of the Islamic Republic on the Rue Pergolese, outside his mother's home.
Revised:  Shafiq and Eghbal had two sons: Nader Shafiq (born 15 March 1968) and Dara Shafiq (born 1970) He was assassinated in Paris on 7 December 1979, being shot twice in the head by agents of the Islamic Republic on the Rue Pergolese, outside his mother's home.
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Original:  Shafiq and Eghbal had two sons: Nader Shafiq (born 15 March 1968)  Dara Shafiq (born 1970) He was assassinated in Paris on 7 December 1979, being shot twice in the head by agents of the Islamic Republic on the Rue Pergolese, outside his mother's home.
Revised:  Shafiq and Eghbal had two sons: Nader Shafiq (born 15 March 1968) Dara Shafiq (born 1970) Shafiq was assassinated in Paris on 7 December 1979, being shot twice in the head by agents of the Islamic Republic on the Rue Pergolese, outside his mother's home.
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Original:  Shahriar's body was not buried, but embalmed and moved to New York  where it was kept by his mother.
Revised:  Shahriar's body was not buried, but embalmed and moved to New York City where it was kept by his mother.
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Original:  Category: People of the Pahlavi dynasty Category:
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Original:  Iranian monarchists Category:
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Original: People of the Iranian Revolution  Category: People murdered in Paris Category: Iranian people murdered abroad Category: Murdered royalty Category: Iranian people of Egyptian descent Category:  Mazandarani people Category: Deaths by firearm in France Category:Assassinated royalty Category: Assassinated activists Category:Assassinated military personnel Category:Terrorism deaths in France Category:Exiles of the Iranian Revolution in the United States Category:People sentenced to death in absent
Revised: People of the Iranian Revolution Category: Iranian people murdered abroad Category: Murdered royalty Category: Iranian people of Egyptian descent Category: Mazandarani people Category: Deaths by firearm in France Category:Assassinated royalty Category: Assassinated activists Category:Assassinated military personnel Category:Terrorism deaths in France Category:Exiles of the Iranian Revolution in the United States Category:People sentenced to death in absent
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Original: People of the Iranian Revolution  Category: People murdered in Paris Category: Iranian people murdered abroad Category: Murdered royalty Category: Iranian people of Egyptian descent Category:  Mazandarani people Category: Deaths by firearm in France Category:Assassinated royalty Category: Assassinated activists Category:Assassinated military personnel Category:Terrorism deaths in France Category:Exiles of the Iranian Revolution in the United States Category:People sentenced to death in absent
Revised: People of the Iranian Revolution Category: People murdered in Paris Category: Iranian people murdered abroad Category: Iranian people of Egyptian descent Category: Mazandarani people Category: Deaths by firearm in France Category:Assassinated royalty Category: Assassinated activists Category:Assassinated military personnel Category:Terrorism deaths in France Category:Exiles of the Iranian Revolution in the United States Category:People sentenced to death in absent
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Original: People of the Iranian Revolution  Category: People murdered in Paris Category: Iranian people murdered abroad Category: Murdered royalty Category: Iranian people of Egyptian descent Category:  Mazandarani people Category: Deaths by firearm in France Category:Assassinated royalty Category: Assassinated activists Category:Assassinated military personnel Category:Terrorism deaths in France Category:Exiles of the Iranian Revolution in the United States Category:People sentenced to death in absent
Revised: People of the Iranian Revolution Category: People murdered in Paris Category: Iranian people murdered abroad Category: Murdered royalty Category: Iranian people of Egyptian descent Category: Iranian royalty Category: Mazandarani people Category: Deaths by firearm in France Category:Assassinated royalty Category: Assassinated activists Category:Assassinated military personnel Category:Terrorism deaths in France Category:Exiles of the Iranian Revolution in the United States Category:People sentenced to death in absent
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Original: People of the Iranian Revolution  Category: People murdered in Paris Category: Iranian people murdered abroad Category: Murdered royalty Category: Iranian people of Egyptian descent Category:  Mazandarani people Category: Deaths by firearm in France Category:Assassinated royalty Category: Assassinated activists Category:Assassinated military personnel Category:Terrorism deaths in France Category:Exiles of the Iranian Revolution in the United States Category:People sentenced to death in absent
Revised: People of the Iranian Revolution Category: People murdered in Paris Category: Iranian people murdered abroad Category: Murdered royalty Category: Iranian people of Egyptian descent Category: Mazandarani people Category: Deaths by firearm in France Category:Assassinated royalty Category: Assassinated activists Category:Assassinated military personnel Category:Terrorism deaths in France Category:Exiles of the Iranian Revolution in the United States Category:People sentenced to death in absentia Category:Terrorism deaths in Fran
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Original: Personal life In 1967, Shafiq married Maryam Eghbal, the Christian daughter of Manouchehr Eghbal, who had  married at age 18 to Mahmoud Reza Pahlavi in October 1964, one of his uncles and a half-brother of the Shah.
Revised: Personal life In 1967, Shafiq married Maryam Eghbal, the Christian daughter of Manouchehr Eghbal, who had been married at age 18 to Mahmoud Reza Pahlavi in October 1964, one of his uncles and a half-brother of the Shah.
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Original: Kwagh-hir is a higher art form of kwagh-alom, an aged practice of the Tiv people where the family was treated to a storytelling session by creative storytellers, usually in the early hours of the night after the day ’ s farming work by moonlight.
Revised: Kwagh-hir is a higher art form of kwagh-alom, an aged practice of the Tiv people where the family was treated to a storytelling session by creative storytellers, usually in the early hours of the night after the day ' s farming work by moonlight.
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Original:  Torkwase (Women ’ s leader) - Looks after female artists’ welfare and needs during performances.
Revised:  Torkwase (Women ' s leader) - Looks after female artists’ welfare and needs during performances.
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Original:  Kwagh-hir was inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2019 by the decision of the Intergovernmental Committee: 14.
Revised:  was inscribed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2019 by the decision of the Intergovernmental Committee: 14.
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Original:  A white flag was hoisted in-between the two groups which both had a band of drummers, dancing girls and puppets on dagbera (platform).
Revised:  A white flag was hoisted in-between the two groups which both had a band of drummers, dancing girls and puppets on a (platform).
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Original:  He then realized that the performers were not really human beings but Adzov (spirits).
Revised:  He then realized that the performers were not really human beings but (spirits).
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Original:  The two groups seemed to be engaged in a competition which looked to him like the story-telling tradition of the Tiv known as kwagh-alom , but with a difference.
Revised:  The two groups seemed to be engaged in a competition which looked to him like the story-telling tradition of the Tiv known as , but with a difference.
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Original:  Then the performers would file into the area either as animals dancing or Adzov , engaged in dancing to emphasize their character.
Revised:  Then the performers would file into the area either as animals dancing or , engaged in dancing to emphasize their character.
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Original:  Tsav or Adzov , who could protect the gifted from harm of other Tsav.
Revised:  or , who could protect the gifted from harm of other Tsav.
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Original:  Thus, his inquisition into the originator of the kwagh-hir may have been lost on the Tiv people.
Revised:  Thus, his inquisition into the originator of the may have been lost on the Tiv people.
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Original:  Hence they offered the leading kwagh-hir artist (Tor-Kwagh-hir ) as the originator.
Revised:  Hence they offered the leading artist ( ) as the originator.
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Original:  Hagher concluded that no one person started the kwagh-hir in its present form.
Revised:  Hagher concluded that no one person started the in its present form.
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Original:  Nevertheless, the nexus of kwagh-hir scholars, including Doki, is that like any other theatrical performance, kwagh-hir cannot be linked to a single individual as an originator.
Revised:  Nevertheless, the nexus of scholars, including Doki, is that like any other theatrical performance, kwagh-hir cannot be linked to a single individual as an originator.
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Original:  Nevertheless, the nexus of kwagh-hir scholars, including Doki, is that like any other theatrical performance, kwagh-hir cannot be linked to a single individual as an originator.
Revised:  Nevertheless, the nexus of kwagh-hir scholars, including Doki, is that like any other theatrical performance, cannot be linked to a single individual as an originator.
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Original:  It was in the 1960s that the extraordinary creative statement of kwagh-hir was made;
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Original:  Before kwagh-hir , the Tiv had seen another theatrical performance known as Nyambuan which was prominent between 1934 and 1939.
Revised:  Before , the Tiv had seen another theatrical performance known as Nyambuan which was prominent between 1934 and 1939.
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Original:  Structural organization A kwagh-hir group or event is multifaceted in its structural organization.
Revised:  Structural organization A group or event is multifaceted in its structural organization.
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Original:  A typical kwagh-hir group, according to Iyorwuese Hagher, is segmented into four: the management;
Revised:  A typical group, according to Iyorwuese Hagher, is segmented into four: the management;
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Original:  Management Several roles have been identified in a typical kwagh-hir group involving men, women and youth.
Revised:  Management Several roles have been identified in a typical group involving men, women and youth.
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Original:  Ter kwagh-hir ( Patron ) - Gives identity to group and ensures intra group harmony.
Revised:  Ter kwagh-hir ( patron ) - Gives identity to group and ensures intra group harmony.
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Original:  Orngeren ( Secretary ) - Summons meetings and presents agenda.
Revised:  Orngeren ( secretary ) - Summons meetings and presents agenda.
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Original:  Also issues communiqués from the management to the membership Ikpanyar ( Treasurer ) - Responsible for all monies accruing to the group and disburses same accordingly.
Revised:  Also issues communiqués from the management to the membership Ikpanyar ( treasurer ) - Responsible for all monies accruing to the group and disburses same accordingly.
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Original:  Tor Kwagh-hir ( Artistic director) - Chairperson of the management team.
Revised:  Tor Kwagh-hir ( artistic director) - Chairperson of the management team.
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Original:  Torkwase ( Women 's leader) - Looks after female artists’ welfare and needs during performances.
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Original:  Dugeri ( Warder ) - Ensures discipline and settles minor disputes between members.
Revised:  Dugeri ( warder ) - Ensures discipline and settles minor disputes between members.
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Original:  Tor Ikyo ( Forest guard) - Leads and guides wood carvers in the forest.
Revised:  Tor Ikyo ( forest guard) - Leads and guides wood carvers in the forest.
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Original:  Agum-a-ior ( Youths ) - Ensures the safety of visitors, guard the elements and inspire performers during productions.
Revised:  Agum-a-ior ( youths ) - Ensures the safety of visitors, guard the elements and inspire performers during productions.
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Original:  There are several performers in a kwagh-hir group and their roles are determined by the story they intend to portray.
Revised:  There are several performers in a group and their roles are determined by the story they intend to portray.
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Original:  However, the list below shows the performers found in virtually every kwagh-hir group that exists.
Revised:  However, the list below shows the performers found in virtually every group that exists.
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Original:  Or shurwa (Narrator ) - Most articulate member who is responsible for rapport between the audience and the performers.
Revised:  (narrator ) - Most articulate member who is responsible for rapport between the audience and the performers.
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Original:  Mbakuuv (Masqueraders ) - Those behind the masks and theatrical garments.
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Original:  Or Iwanger (Lightening man) - In charge of lights.
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Original:  He carries the torch as a guide for Mbakuuv in the performance arena.
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Original:  Mbanyoron dagbera (Puppeteers ) - Controllers of marionettes from beneath the platform.
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Original:  Several other drummers form part of the band and play different types of drums known as itsorough (Tiv native snare drum), ngo gbande (Tiv native bass drum), etc.
Revised:  Several other drummers form part of the band and play different types of drums known as (Tiv native snare drum), ngo gbande (Tiv native bass drum), etc.
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Original:  Several other drummers form part of the band and play different types of drums known as itsorough (Tiv native snare drum), ngo gbande (Tiv native bass drum), etc.
Revised:  Several other drummers form part of the band and play different types of drums known as itsorough (Tiv native snare drum), (Tiv native bass drum), etc.
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Original:  Sculptor Sculptor ( Or gban akaa ) is rarely seen during the kwagh-hir performance.
Revised:  Sculptor Sculptor ( ) is rarely seen during the kwagh-hir performance.
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Original:  Sculptor Sculptor ( Or gban akaa ) is rarely seen during the kwagh-hir performance.
Revised:  Sculptor Sculptor ( Or gban akaa ) is rarely seen during the performance.
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Original:  However, he is the mainstay of a kwagh-hir group.
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Original:  Theatre arena Kwagh-hir stage is divided into the main area, chorus position, backstage and auditorium.
Revised:  Theatre arena stage is divided into the main area, chorus position, backstage and auditorium.
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Original:  This area is strictly restricted to the kwagh-hir group members.
Revised:  This area is strictly restricted to the group members.
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