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Original: Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero condemned Eta 's move.
Revised: Zapatero condemned ETA 's move.
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Original:  Eta's political wing, Batasuna, remains banned
Revised:  ETA's supposed political wing, Batasuna, remains banned
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Original:  " Eta 's decision goes totally in the opposite direction of the path that Basque and Spanish society want, the path of peace," he said.
Revised:  " ETA 's decision goes totally in the opposite direction of the path that Basque and Spanish society want, the path of peace," he said.
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Original:  The atmosphere was further soured by the authorities ' exclusion of pro-independence politicians from local elections in the Basque country last month.
Revised:  The atmosphere was further soured by the authorities with exclusion of pro-independence politicians from local elections in the Basque country last month.
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Original:  At least ten (Please check www.theage.com.au, updated 11 people killed, so please update your page , since i don't know how to, thankyou. ) people have been killed, and more than 50 injured, when a V/Line passenger train and a semi trailer collided at a level crossing on the Murray Valley Highway in northern Victoria, Australia.
Revised:  At least ten (Please check www.theage.com.au, updated 11 people killed, so please update your page ) people have been killed, and more than 50 injured, when a V/Line passenger train and a semi trailer collided at a level crossing on the Murray Valley Highway in northern Victoria, Australia.
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Original:  At least ten (Please check www.theage.com.au, updated 11 people killed, so please update your page) people have been killed, and more than 50 injured, when a V/Line passenger train and a semi trailer collided at a level crossing on the Murray Valley Highway in northern Victoria, Australia.
Revised:  At least ten people have been killed, and more than 50 injured, when a V/Line passenger train and a semi trailer collided at a level crossing on the Murray Valley Highway in northern Victoria, Australia.
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Original:  At least ten people have been killed, and more than 50 injured, when a V/Line passenger train and a semi trailer collided at a level crossing on the Murray Valley Highway in northern Victoria, Australia.
Revised:  Eleven people have been killed, and more than 50 injured, when a V/Line passenger train and a semi trailer collided at a level crossing on the Murray Valley Highway in northern Victoria, Australia.
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Original:   The aircraft was on approach to Amandraya Village, on the west coast of  Nias, ferrying an emergency medical team from the HMAS Kanimbla to the village.
Revised:  The aircraft was on approach to Amandraya village on the remote west coast of Nias, ferrying an emergency medical team from the HMAS Kanimbla to the village.
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Original:  The two   injured survivors were airlifted to Kanimbla for emergency surgery by a second helicopter from the ship that landed with a medical team after seeing smoke from the crash site.
Revised:  The two The two injured survivors were airlifted to Kanimbla for emergency surgery by a second helicopter from the ship that landed with a medical team after seeing smoke from the crash site.
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Original:  The RAN confirmed all nine personnel killed in the crash were Australians in an official statement shortly after the crash.
Revised:  Airworthiness investigators would immediately begin an investigation to find out the cause of the incident. Inquiries would include a coronial inquiry to be conducted in Australia.
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Original:  The names of the dead were releasedshortly afterwards.
Revised:  The names of the dead have been released:
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Original:  In a speach from the Czech Republic, where Bush plans to implement a missile detection system, Bush said: "In Russia, reforms that once promised to empower citizens have been derailed, with troubling implications for democratic development."
Revised:  In a speech from the Czech Republic, where Bush plans to implement a missile detection system, Bush said: "In Russia, reforms that once promised to empower citizens have been derailed, with troubling implications for democratic development."
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Original:  President Bush attacked China in this speach , saying that "[China's leaders] believe that they can continue to open the nation's economy without also opening its political system".
Revised:  President Bush attacked China in this speech , saying that "[China's leaders] believe that they can continue to open the nation's economy without also opening its political system".
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Original:  Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms ".
Revised:  Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms ".
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Original:  Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms ".
Revised:  Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms ."
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Original: Image:Bush and Putin signing SORT.jpg|President Bush and President Putin sign the Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty in 2002.]] Just one day before the G8 summit, a testy situation involving Russian President Vladmir Putin and United States President George W. Bush has flared up yet again with President Bush criticizing Russia for "derailing" its promised democratic reforms.
Revised: Image:Bush and Putin signing SORT.jpg|President Bush and President Putin sign the Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty in 2002.]] Just one day before the G8 summit, a testy situation involving Russian President Vladimir Putin and United States President George W. Bush has flared up yet again with President Bush criticizing Russia for "derailing" its promised democratic reforms.
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Original:  In a speech from the Czech Republic, where Bush plans to implement a missile defense system, Bush said: "In Russia, reforms that once promised to empower citizens have been derailed, with troubling implications for democratic development."
Revised:  In a speech from the Czech Republic, where he plans to implement a missile defense system, Bush said: "In Russia, reforms that once promised to empower citizens have been derailed, with troubling implications for democratic development."
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Original:  President Bush  attacked China in this speech, saying that "[China's leaders] believe that they can continue to open the nation's economy without also opening its political system".
Revised:  President Bush also attacked China in this speech, saying that "[China's leaders] believe that they can continue to open the nation's economy without also opening its political system".
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Original:  Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said  Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms . " He added: "Russia is a democratic country that shares common world and common European values."
Revised:  Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms . " He added: "Russia is a democratic country that shares common world and common European values."
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Original:  Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said  Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms . " He added: "Russia is a democratic country that shares common world and common European values."
Revised:  Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said that Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms . " He added: "Russia is a democratic country that shares common world and common European values."
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Original:  Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said  Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms . " He added: "Russia is a democratic country that shares common world and common European values."
Revised:  Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms " He added: "Russia is a democratic country that shares common world and common European values."
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Original:  Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said  Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms . " He added: "Russia is a democratic country that shares common world and common European values."
Revised:  Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Russia "cannot agree on his declaration about the derailing of democratic reforms . " , adding that "Russia is a democratic country that shares common world and common European values."
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Original:  President Bush is scheduled to meet with President Putin at the G8 conference which begins tommorow .
Revised:  President Bush is scheduled to meet with President Putin at the G8 conference which begins tomorrow .
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Original: Image:Bush and Putin signing SORT.jpg|President Bush and President Putin sign the Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty in 2002.]] Just one day before the G8 summit, a testy situation involving Russian President Vladimir Putin and United States President George W. Bush has flared up yet again with President Bush criticizing Russia for "derailing" its promised democratic reforms.
Revised: Image:Bush and Putin signing SORT.jpg|President Bush and President Putin sign the Strategic Offensive Reductions Treaty in 2002.]] Just one day before the G8 summit, a testy situation involving Russian President Vladimir Putin and United States President George W. Bush continued as President Bush criticized Russia for "derailing" its promised democratic reforms.
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Original:  President Bush also attacked China in this speech, saying that "[China's leaders] believe that they can continue to open the nation's economy without also opening its political system".
Revised:  President Bush also criticized China in this speech, saying that "[China's leaders] believe that they can continue to open the nation's economy without also opening its political system".
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Original:  Bush has stated that Russia is not an enemy and that "the Cold War is over."
Revised:  Bush stated that Russia is not an enemy and that "the Cold War is over."
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Original:  Former British foriegn secretaryannounced today that he is to stand down as an MP to take up a job as President and Chief Executive of  , a non-profit aid organisation based in .
Revised:  , former Foreign secretary, announced today he standing down as an MP to take up a job as President and Chief Executive of , a non-profit aid organisation based in .
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Original:  Former British foriegn secretaryannounced today that he is to stand down as an MP to take up a job as President and Chief Executive of  , a non-profit aid organisation based in .
Revised:  Former British foriegn secretaryannounced today that he is to stand down as an MP to take the job of President and Chief Executive of , a non-profit aid organisation based in .
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Original:  Former British foriegn secretaryannounced today that he is to stand down as an MP to take up a job as President and Chief Executive of  , a non-profit aid organisation based in .
Revised:  Former British foriegn secretaryannounced today that he is to stand down as an MP to take up a job as President and Chief Executive of the , a non-profit aid organisation based in .
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Original:  The former Cabinet minister had stood for election as leader of the but lost to his brother, .
Revised:  The former Cabinet minister stood for election as leader of the but lost to his brother, .
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Original:  The former Cabinet minister had stood for election as leader of the but lost to his brother, .
Revised:  The former Cabinet minister had stood for election as leader of the , losing out to his brother, .
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Original: David Miliband expanded the reasons in an interview with the BBC, saying that it had been hard "to accept that I can best help the Labour Party by not just giving the space between the front bench and the back bench to Ed, but the space between the front bench and 3,000 miles away".
Revised: David Miliband expanded the reasons in an interview with the BBC, saying it had been hard "to accept that I can best help the Labour Party by not just giving the space between the front bench and the back bench to Ed, but the space between the front bench and 3,000 miles away".
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Original:  Ed Miliband praised his brother, saying British politics would be "a poorer place" with David: "Having spoken to him a lot over the past few months, I know how long and hard he thought about this before deciding to take up the offer.
Revised:  Ed Miliband praised his brother, saying British politics would be "a poorer place" without David: "Having spoken to him a lot over the past few months, I know how long and hard he thought about this before deciding to take up the offer.
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Original:  David Miliband, former UK Foreign secretary, announced today that he is standing down as an  to take the job of President and Chief Executive of the , a non-profit aid organisation based in New York City.
Revised:  David Miliband, former UK Foreign secretary, announced today he is standing down as an to take the job of President and Chief Executive of the , a non-profit aid organisation based in New York City.
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Original: There is no word as to why Candian official refused but sources speculate that her conviction of being involved in the death of a 14-year-old activist  could be a factor.
Revised: There is no word as to why Candian officials refused but sources speculate that her conviction of being involved in the death of a 14-year-old activist could be a factor.
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Original:  Madikizela-Mandela is a figure of debate because her supporters in the struggle against apartheid were violent.
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Original:  Madikizela-Mandela, 70 ,  was scheduled to speak at a fundraising gala in Toronto  
Revised:  , was scheduled to speak at a fundraising gala in Toronto 
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Original:  Madikizela-Mandela, 70 ,  was scheduled to speak at a fundraising gala in Toronto  
Revised:  Madikizela-Mandela, 70 , was scheduled to speek at a fundraising gala in Toronto 
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Original:  There is no word if the event was posponed .
Revised:  There is no word if the event was postponed .
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Original:  In 2003, she was convicted of for fraud.
Revised:  In 2003, she was convicted of fraud.
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Original:  According to CanadaNewsWire, African-American actor LeVar Burton flyed from Los Angeles, California to Toronto to fill in for Madikizela-Mandela.
Revised:  According to CanadaNewsWire, African-American actor LeVar Burton flew from Los Angeles, California to Toronto to fill in for Madikizela-Mandela.
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Original:  Team New Zealand won the fourth challenge on Tuesday in the bid to win the Louis Vuitton Cup against Luna Rossa Challenge.
Revised:  Team New Zealand won the fourth race on Tuesday in the bid to win the Louis Vuitton Cup against Luna Rossa Challenge.
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Original:  Team NZ have won all the challenges so far at Valencia, so if they can win another race against the Italian team, Team NZ will be able to challenge Alinghi for America's Cup.
Revised:  Team NZ have won all the races so far at Valencia, so if they can win another race against the Italian team, Team NZ will be able to challenge Alinghi for America's Cup.
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Original:  A press release from the Government said it was due to the return of a lung infection Mandela has experienced before.
Revised:  Their press release states this is due to the return of a lung infection Mandela has experienced before.
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Original:  Mandela was taken into the hospital just prior to 0000 (0200 ) today.
Revised:  Mandela was taken into hospital just prior to 0000 (0200 ) today.
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Original:  Current South African President made an "appeal to the people of South Africa and the world to pray for our beloved Madiba and his family and to keep them in their thoughts," he said, adding: "We have full confidence in the medical team and know that they will do everything possible to ensure  recovery".
Revised:  Current South African President made an "appeal to the people of South Africa and the world to pray for our beloved Madiba and his family and to keep them in their thoughts," he said, adding: "We have full confidence in the medical team and know that they will do everything possible to ensure his recovery".
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Original:  The statement did not disclose much more detail other than the request from the President Zuma's office "once again for understanding and privacy in order to allow space to the doctors to do their work."
Revised:  The statement did not disclose more detail than the request from the President Zuma's office "once again for understanding and privacy in order to allow space to the doctors to do their work."
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Original:  The statement did not disclose much more detail other than the request from the President Zuma's office "once again for understanding and privacy in order to allow space to the doctors to do their work."
Revised:  The statement did not disclose much more detail other than the request from President Zuma's office "once again for understanding and privacy in order to allow space to the doctors to do their work."
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Original:  Mandela had been given an arranged medical check-up earlier this month .
Revised:  Mandela underwent an arranged medical check-up earlier this month .
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Original:  The last time Mandela was hospitalised was on December 8 last year, when he received hospital treatment for gallstones and a lung infection.
Revised:  The last time Mandela was hospitalised was on December 8 last year, when he was treated for gallstones and a lung infection.
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Original:  He was discharged eighteen days later, on December 26.
Revised:  He was discharged on December 26, after an eighteen day stay in hospital.
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Original:  Nelson Mandela in 1998.
Revised: File photo of Nelson Mandela in 1998.
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Original:  Pope Benedict in Rome, 2007 A 27 year old  man has attempted to jump into Pope Benedict's open top Jeep during today's general audience in St Peters Square.
Revised:  Pope Benedict in Rome, A 27 year old man has attempted to jump into Pope Benedict's open top Jeep during today's general audience in St Peters Square.
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Original:  Image:Benedikt XVI im Papamobil.jpg|Pope Benedict in the open top Popemobile in 2005.
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Original: Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi told the BBC the man was "mentally unstable", carrying on to say, "His aim was not an attempt on the Pope's life, but to attract attention to himself  "  . This recent breach of security follows the shooting of Benedict's predecessor, John Paul II, who was shot as he drove around the square by Turkish gunman Ali Agca in 1981.
Revised: Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi told BBC the man was "mentally unstable", carrying on to say, "His aim was not an attempt on the Pope's life, but to attract attention to himself " . This recent breach of security follows the shooting of Benedict's predecessor, John Paul II, who was shot as he drove around the square by Turkish gunman Ali Agca in 1981.
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Original: Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi told the BBC the man was "mentally unstable", carrying on to say, "His aim was not an attempt on the Pope's life, but to attract attention to himself  "  . This recent breach of security follows the shooting of Benedict's predecessor, John Paul II, who was shot as he drove around the square by Turkish gunman Ali Agca in 1981.
Revised: Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi told the BBC the man was "mentally unstable", carrying on to say, "His aim was not an attempt on the Pope's life, but to attract attention to himself . " . This recent breach of security follows the shooting of Benedict's predecessor, John Paul II, who was shot as he drove around the square by Turkish gunman Ali Agca in 1981.
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Original: Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi told the BBC the man was "mentally unstable", carrying on to say, "His aim was not an attempt on the Pope's life, but to attract attention to himself  "  . This recent breach of security follows the shooting of Benedict's predecessor, John Paul II, who was shot as he drove around the square by Turkish gunman Ali Agca in 1981.
Revised: Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi told the BBC the man was "mentally unstable", carrying on to say, "His aim was not an attempt on the Pope's life, but to attract attention to himself " . This recent breach of security follows the shooting of Benedict's predecessor, John Paul II, who was shot as he drove around the square by Turkish gunman Ali Agca in 
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Original: The man was quickly apprehended by security guards and police after jumping over the metal barriers separating the vehicle from the crowd of 35 ,000 and landing behind the Jeep . All through the event the Pope seemed oblivious to the matter and continued with the event as normal.
Revised: The man was quickly apprehended by security guards to police after jumping over the metal barriers separating the vehicle from the crowd of 35 ,000 and landing behind the Jeep . All through the event the Pope seemed oblivious to the matter and continued with the event as normal.
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Original:  The man was later questioned by Vatican police before being taken to a psychiatric department for assessment.
Revised:  The man was later questioned by the police before being taken to a psychiatric department for assessment.
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Original:  ]] A 27-year-old German man has attempted to jump into Pope Benedict  's open top Fiat Campagnola during today's general audience in St Peters Square.
Revised:  ]] A 27-year-old German man has attempted to jump into Pope Benedict XVI 's open top Fiat Campagnola during today's general audience in St Peters Square.
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Original: "This afternoon 10 Turkish helicopters landed in a village in Mazouri, which is ... 3 km (2 miles) inside the Iraqi border.
Revised: "This afternoon 10 Turkish helicopters landed in the village in Mazouri, which is ... 3 km (2 miles) inside the Iraqi border.
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Original:  Red arrow indicates alleged Turkish troop movement into Iraq.|200px]] Citing unamed Turkish officials, reports say that hundreds to thousands of Turkish troops have crossed the border to Northern Iraq in pursuit of members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
Revised:  Red arrow indicates alleged Turkish troop movement into Iraq.|200px]] Citing unnamed Turkish officials, reports say that hundreds to thousands of Turkish troops have crossed the border to Northern Iraq in pursuit of members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK).
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