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Original:  Dumitru Mazilu was appointed as ambassador to the international organizations in Vienna, and later, Romania's representative to OSCE from 1994 – 1997.
Revised:  Dumitru Mazilu was appointed as ambassador to the international organizations in Vienna, and later, Romania's representative to OSCE from 1994 to 1997.
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Original:  He held various positions of power including vice president of the United Nations Organization for the Development of Industry in 1995, vice president of the United Nations Commission for the peaceful uses of the cosmic space from 1995 –
Revised:  He held various positions of power including vice president of the United Nations Organization for the Development of Industry in 1995, vice president of the United Nations Commission for the peaceful uses of the cosmic space from 1995 to
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Original:  1997, the chairman of the Working Group of the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency from 1996 – 1997, vice president and president of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law from 1998 – 2000, member of the International Diplomatic Academy in 2002.
Revised:  1997, the chairman of the Working Group of the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency from 1996 to 1997, vice president and president of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law from 1998 – 2000, member of the International Diplomatic Academy in 2002.
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Original:  1997, the chairman of the Working Group of the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency from 1996 – 1997, vice president and president of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law from 1998 – 2000, member of the International Diplomatic Academy in 2002.
Revised:  1997, the chairman of the Working Group of the General Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency from 1996 – 1997, vice president and president of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law from 1998 to 2000, member of the International Diplomatic Academy in 2002.
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Original:  In December 2004 - the 15th anniversary of the revolution - there was a symbolic reconciliation between Dumitru Mazilu and Ion Iliescu, who with his cabinet had since adopted social democracy, thus quelling earlier ideological tensions between Mazilu and Iliescu.
Revised:  In December 2004 – the 15th anniversary of the revolution - there was a symbolic reconciliation between Dumitru Mazilu and Ion Iliescu, who with his cabinet had since adopted social democracy, thus quelling earlier ideological tensions between Mazilu and Iliescu.
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Original:  In December 2004 - the 15th anniversary of the revolution - there was a symbolic reconciliation between Dumitru Mazilu and Ion Iliescu, who with his cabinet had since adopted social democracy, thus quelling earlier ideological tensions between Mazilu and Iliescu.
Revised:  In December 2004 - the 15th anniversary of the revolution – there was a symbolic reconciliation between Dumitru Mazilu and Ion Iliescu, who with his cabinet had since adopted social democracy, thus quelling earlier ideological tensions between Mazilu and Iliescu.
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Original:  Awards and Recognition Dumitru Mazilu has been awarded the titles of Doctor Honoris Causa of both Romanian and foreign educational institutions, namely: American College of Switzerland (1991);
Revised:  Awards and recognition Dumitru Mazilu has been awarded the titles of Doctor Honoris Causa of both Romanian and foreign educational institutions, namely: American College of Switzerland (1991);
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Original:  In 1999 he was awarded the "Medaglia Pontificia" by The Vatican State, and in 2003 - at the "new Architecture of Peace" Congress - he was awarded The Title "Architecture of Peace".
Revised:  In 1999 he was awarded the "Medaglia Pontificia" by The Vatican State, and in 2003 – at the "new Architecture of Peace" Congress - he was awarded The Title "Architecture of Peace".
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Original:  In 1999 he was awarded the "Medaglia Pontificia" by The Vatican State, and in 2003 - at the "new Architecture of Peace" Congress - he was awarded The Title "Architecture of Peace".
Revised:  In 1999 he was awarded the "Medaglia Pontificia" by The Vatican State, and in 2003 - at the "new Architecture of Peace" Congress – he was awarded The Title "Architecture of Peace".
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Original:  In 2002, he received the International order "Science - Education - Culture", a command degree, awarded by the European information Academy.
Revised:  In 2002, he received the International order "Science – Education – Culture", a command degree, awarded by the European information Academy.
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Original:  In 2004 he received the National order "Star of Romania - in Knight degree".
Revised:  In 2004 he received the National order "Star of Romania – in Knight degree".
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Original:  Rights of Man - Concept, demanding and contemporary realities (2000);
Revised:  Rights of Man – Concept, demanding and contemporary realities (2000);
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Original:  Right of International Trade - the general part (2000);
Revised:  Right of International Trade – the general part (2000);
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Original:  Right of International Trade - Special Part (1999);
Revised:  Right of International Trade – Special Part (1999);
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Original:  Public International Law (2 vol. 2001-2002 );
Revised:  Public International Law (2 vol. 2001–2002 );
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Original:  Peace - a dialectic Process (2004);
Revised:  Peace – a dialectic Process (2004);
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Original:  Mazilu furthered criticized Ceaușescu's agricultural policy of destroying traditional farming centers in an effort to modernize Romania's farming industry with the introduction of more modern agricultural centers, claiming that this compromised peasant farmers as their farms were seen by Ceaușescu's administration as "breeding (grounds) of bourgeois liberalism that still (perpetuate) forms of private URL
Revised:  Mazilu furthered criticized Ceaușescu's agricultural policy of destroying traditional farming centers in an effort to modernize Romania's farming industry with the introduction of more modern agricultural centers, claiming that this compromised peasant farmers as their farms were seen by Ceaușescu's administration as "breeding (grounds) of bourgeois liberalism that still (perpetuate) forms of private property".
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Original:  This was the case especially for those who lived near the construction site of Ceaușescu's planned place who were forcefully placed into hastily constructed apartment blocks that lacked electricity and running water, when in contrast, Ceaușescu lived in extravagant wealth.
Revised:  This was the case especially for those who lived near the construction site of Ceaușescu's planned palace who were forcefully placed into hastily constructed apartment blocks that lacked electricity and running water, when in contrast, Ceaușescu lived in extravagant wealth.
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Original: Johann Georg Krönlein (Segnitz, near Würzburg, Bavaria, Germany, March 19, 1826 - Wynberg, Cape Colony, January 27, 1892) was a Rhenish Missionary pioneer in South West Africa and a Bible translator and lexicographer of the Khoekhoe language.
Revised: Johann Georg Krönlein (Segnitz, near Würzburg, Bavaria, Germany, March 19, 1826 – Wynberg, Cape Colony, January 27, 1892) was a Rhenish Missionary pioneer in South West Africa and a Bible translator and lexicographer of the Khoekhoe language.
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Original:  and his New Testament translation, !Khub tsi hui-aob Yesub Christub dis (Berlin, 1866, revised by his fellow Rhenish Missionary Hermann Kreft of Bethanie).
Revised:  and his New Testament translation, ǃKhub tsi hui-aob Yesub Christub dis (Berlin, 1866, revised by his fellow Rhenish Missionary Hermann Kreft of Bethanie).
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Original:  and a liturgical book Agendes Luther-//ei kerkib (Cape Town, 1872).
Revised:  and a liturgical book Agendes Luther-ǁei kerkib (Cape Town, 1872).
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Original:  During these years, he familiarized himself with the Nama subtribes and Basters.
Revised:  During these years, he familiarized himself with the Nama tribes and Basters.
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Original:  By negotiating with the Nama chief Cornelius //Oasib , Krönlein helped Kido Witbooi and his followers settle in Gibeon.
Revised:  By negotiating with the Nama chief Cornelius ǁOasib , Krönlein helped Kido Witbooi and his followers settle in Gibeon.
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Original:  His prayer book, //Goa-tsi !ui-tsi gei-tseti-// aegu/goreti , also appeared after his death, in 1905.
Revised:  His prayer book, ǁGoa-tsi ǃui-tsi gei-tseti-ǁaeguǀgoreti , also appeared after his death, in 1905.
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Original:  Category: History of Namibia Category: 1826 births Category:1892 deat
Revised:  Category: 1826 births Category:1892 deat
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Original:  She also works with HIV/AIDS patients both in Kampala and in the Northern Region of the county.
Revised:  In addition, she works with HIV/AIDS patients both in Kampala and in the Northern Region of the county.
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Original: Dalrymple sign is lid retraction in primary gaze.
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Original: Early political career In the 1950s, as Marțian attended high school in Oradea, he joined the Union of Communist Youth .. , a youth organization of the Romanian Communist Party (PCR), which had held power in the country since the fall of fascist dictator, Ion Antonescu.
Revised: Early political career In the 1950s, as Marțian attended high school in Oradea, he joined the Union of Communist Youth , a youth organization of the Romanian Communist Party (PCR), which had held power in the country since the fall of fascist dictator, Ion Antonescu.
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Original:  From 1954-1955 he was a student of the Faculty of General Economics of the Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest, and from 1955-1960 he relocated to the Soviet Union, to take courses at the Faculty of History of the Lomonosov State University of URL In this phase, he succeeded in getting himself elected as a member of the Union of Communist Youth committee of the faculty and secretary of the organization's Romanian students in Moscow.
Revised:  From 1954-1955 he was a student of the Faculty of General Economics of the Academy of Economic Studies in Bucharest, and from 1955-1960 he relocated to the Soviet Union, to take courses at the Faculty of History of the Lomonosov State University of Moscow. In this phase, he succeeded in getting himself elected as a member of the Union of Communist Youth committee of the faculty and secretary of the organization's Romanian students in Moscow.
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Original:  as first secretary of the Central Committee of the Union of Communist Youth and, for that reason, as Minister for Youth Affairs in the Government of Ion Gheorghe maurer .
Revised:  as first secretary of the Central Committee of the Union of Communist Youth and, for that reason, as Minister for Youth Affairs in the Government of Ion Gheorghe Maurer .
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Original:  In 1971, he became a leader in the Union of Communist Youth, a position that allowed him to serve as Minister in the union from 1971-1972.
Revised:  In 1971, he became a leader in the Union of Communist Youth, a position that allowed him to serve as Minister in the union from 1971–1972.
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Original:  In November 1974 he withdrew from political life, apparently because of a difference of views with the then-president of the socialist republic  Nicolae Ceaușescu  concerning management of the country.
Revised:  In November 1974 he withdrew from political life, apparently because of a difference of views with the then-president of the socialist republic , Nicolae Ceaușescu concerning management of the country.
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Original:  In November 1974 he withdrew from political life, apparently because of a difference of views with the then-president of the socialist republic  Nicolae Ceaușescu  concerning management of the country.
Revised:  In November 1974 he withdrew from political life, apparently because of a difference of views with the then-president of the socialist republic Nicolae Ceaușescu , concerning management of the country.
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Original:  In-fighting, especially that between Dumitru Mazilu and Ion Iliescu plagued the Nation Salvation Front, and made many of its membership, wary of the new provisional government's ability to form decisions.
Revised:  Infighting, especially between Mazilu and Iliescu, plagued the Nation Salvation Front, and made many of its membership, wary of the new provisional government's ability to form decisions.
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Original:  In-fighting, especially that between Dumitru Mazilu and Ion Iliescu plagued the Nation Salvation Front, and made many of its membership, wary of the new provisional government's ability to form decisions.
Revised:  In-fighting, especially that between Dumitru Mazilu and Ion Iliescu plagued the Nation Salvation Front, and made many of its members wary of the new provisional government's ability to form decisions.
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Original:  In-fighting, especially that between Dumitru Mazilu and Ion Iliescu plagued the Nation Salvation Front, and made many of its membership, wary of the new provisional government's ability to form decisions.
Revised:  In-fighting, especially that between Dumitru Mazilu and Ion Iliescu plagued the Nation Salvation Front, and made many of its membership, wary of the new provisional government's ability to arrive at decisions.
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Original:  Mazilu wanted capitalism, Petre Roman wanted socialism  and Iliescu wanted to keep Communism in place, but merely remove Ceaușescu.
Revised:  Mazilu wanted capitalism, Roman wanted socialism and Iliescu wanted to keep Communism in place, but merely remove Ceaușescu.
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Original:  Mazilu wanted capitalism, Petre Roman wanted socialism  and Iliescu wanted to keep Communism in place, but merely remove Ceaușescu.
Revised:  Mazilu wanted capitalism, Petre Roman wanted socialism , and Iliescu wanted to keep Communism in place, but merely remove Ceaușescu.
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Original:  Mazilu wanted capitalism, Petre Roman wanted socialism  and Iliescu wanted to keep Communism in place, but merely remove Ceaușescu.
Revised:  Mazilu wanted capitalism, Petre Roman wanted socialism and Iliescu wanted to keep communism in place, but merely remove Ceaușescu.
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Original:  As a member of the communist party , who greatly revered figures such as Ștefan Foriș, whose death had been ordered by Ceaușescu's predecessor, Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej, Dan tended toward sympathy for Iliescu, making his loyalties known for when Mazilu was pushed out of the party by Iliescu and other senior party members.
Revised:  As a member of the Communist Party , who greatly revered figures such as Ștefan Foriș, whose death had been ordered by Ceaușescu's predecessor, Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej, Dan tended toward sympathy for Iliescu, making his loyalties known for when Mazilu was pushed out of the party by Iliescu and other senior party members.
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Original:  Marțian Dan was reelected for another 4-year term in office, holding varying positions during this time.
Revised:  Dan was reelected for another 4-year term in office, holding varying positions during this time.
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Original: During the Romanian Revolution With outbreak of the Romanian Revolution of 1989 , during the power vacuum and the subsequent violence, Marțian Dan, alongside other communist dissidents such as Ion Iliescu, Petre Roman, Dumitru Mazilu, Silviu Brucan, Corneliu Mănescu, Victor Stănculescu and Alexandru Bârlădeanu, promoted the creation of a provisional legislative body, and formed the Council of the National Salvation Front (CFSN)
Revised: During the Romanian Revolution With outbreak of the Romanian Revolution , during the power vacuum and the subsequent violence, Marțian Dan, alongside other communist dissidents such as Ion Iliescu, Petre Roman, Dumitru Mazilu, Silviu Brucan, Corneliu Mănescu, Victor Stănculescu and Alexandru Bârlădeanu, promoted the creation of a provisional legislative body, and formed the Council of the National Salvation Front (CFSN)
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Original:  She serves as Guatemala's minister of Labor .
Revised:  She served as Guatemala's minister of Labor .
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Original: History It was raised by the British politician William Ewart Gladstone  in 1897, when he promoted the idea on some kind of mini-Balkan Federation in this region .
Revised: History It was raised by the British politician William Ewart Gladstone in 1897, when he promoted an idea on a mini-Balkan Federation in this region .
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Original:  On that occasion, the British journalist G. W. Steevens noted in the preface of the broshure containing the letter of Gladstone, that he has used "Macedonians" as a collective name of the diverse population of the region.
Revised:  On that occasion, the British journalist G. W. Steevens noted in the preface of the brochure containing the letter of Gladstone, that he has used "Macedonians" as a collective name of the diverse population of the region.
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Original:  In 1898, the historian William Miller argued about Gladstone's proclamation and his motto, that this idea is not practical because  there was no Macedonian nation  and the whole difficulty in this country is that it is a mixture of different warring nationalities.
Revised:  In 1898, the historian William Miller argued about Gladstone's proclamation and his motto, that this idea is not practical because there was no Macedonian nation , and the whole difficulty in this country is that it is a mixture of different warring nationalities.
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Original:  The motto was adopted by the Internal Macedonian-Adrianople Revolutionary Organization (IMARO) and by the "Society for Macedo-Romanian Culture", in the early 20-th century.
Revised:  The motto was adopted by the Internal Macedonian-Adrianople Revolutionary Organization (IMARO) and by the "Society for Macedo-Romanian Culture", in the early 20th century.
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Original:  In 1898, the historian William Miller argued about Gladstone's proclamation and his motto, that this idea is not practical because in his belief, there was no Macedonian nation , and the whole difficulty in this country is that it is a mixture of different warring nationalities.
Revised:  In 1898, the historian William Miller argued about Gladstone's proclamation and his motto, that this idea is not practical because there was no Macedonian nation , and the whole difficulty in this country is that it is a mixture of different warring nationalities.
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Original:  In 1898, the historian William Miller argued about Gladstone's proclamation and his motto, that this idea is not practical because in his belief, there was no Macedonian nation , and the whole difficulty in this country is that it is a mixture of different warring nationalities.
Revised:  In 1898, the historian William Miller argued about Gladstone's proclamation and his motto, that this idea is not practical because in his belief, there was no Macedonian nation and the whole difficulty in this country is that it is a mixture of different warring nationalities.
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Original:  In 1898, the historian William Miller argued about Gladstone's proclamation and his motto,  that this idea is not practical because in his belief, there was no Macedonian nation , and the whole difficulty in this country is that it is a mixture of different warring nationalities.
Revised:  In 1898, the historian William Miller argued against Gladstone's proclamation and his motto, that this idea is not practical because in his belief, there was no Macedonian nation , and the whole difficulty in this country is that it is a mixture of different warring nationalities.
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Original:  In 1898, the historian William Miller argued about Gladstone's proclamation and his motto,  that this idea is not practical because in his belief, there was no Macedonian nation , and the whole difficulty in this country is that it is a mixture of different warring nationalities.
Revised:  In 1898, the historian William Miller argued about Gladstone's proclamation and his motto, arguing that this idea is not practical because in his belief, there was no Macedonian nation , and the whole difficulty in this country is that it is a mixture of different warring nationalities.
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Original:  In 1898, the historian William Miller argued about Gladstone's proclamation and his motto,  that this idea is not practical because in his belief, there was no Macedonian nation , and the whole difficulty in this country is that it is a mixture of different warring nationalities.
Revised:  In 1898, the historian William Miller argued about Gladstone's proclamation and his motto, that this idea would not be practical , and the whole difficulty in this country is that it is a mixture of different warring nationalities.
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Original:  British politician William Ewart Gladstone used the slogan in 1897, when he promoted an idea on a mini-Balkan Federation of Macedonia, Bulgaria and Serbia.
Revised:  British politician William Ewart Gladstone in 1897, when he promoted an idea on a mini-Balkan Federation of Macedonia, Bulgaria and Serbia.
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Original: It was raised by the British politician William Ewart Gladstone in 1897, when he promoted an idea on a mini-Balkan Federation of North Macedonia, Bulgaria and Serbia.
Revised: It was raised by the British politician William Ewart Gladstone in 1897, when he promoted an idea on a mini-Balkan Federation of region of Macedonia, Bulgaria and Serbia.
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Original:  She is presently working at Centre for Historical Studies, JNU as an Associate Professor.
Revised:  She is presently working at Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University as an Associate Professor.
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Original: D degree from JNU and D.
Revised: D degree from Jawaharlal Nehru University and D.
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Original:  She is presently working at Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University as an Associate Professor.
Revised:  She is presently working at Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University as Professor.
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Original: Education Joy Pachuau obtained her Bachelors degree from Furgesson College, Pune in 1989 and her MA, Phil and Ph.
Revised: Education Joy Pachuau obtained her Bachelors degree from Fergusson College, Pune in 1989 and her MA, Phil and Ph.
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Original: Manasse Tyiseseta (April 25, 1850, Otjimbingwe - April 17, 1898, Omaruru) was the leader of a group of Herero with their headquarters in Omaruru.
Revised: Manasse Tyiseseta (April 25, 1850, Otjimbingwe – April 17, 1898, Omaruru) was the leader of a group of Herero with their headquarters in Omaruru.
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Original:  He married Zeraua's daughter Albertina Tjiseseta Zeraua ( 1851-1951 ).
Revised:  He married Zeraua's daughter Albertina Tjiseseta Zeraua ( 1851–1951 ).
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Original:  They had 3 children: Michael Tyiseseta (1872–1924), Hugo Tyiseseta ( 1877-1951 ), and Charlotte Tyiseseta Zeraua ( 1881-1951 ).
Revised:  They had 3 children: Michael Tyiseseta (1872–1924), Hugo Tyiseseta ( 1877–1951 ), and Charlotte Tyiseseta Zeraua ( 1881-1951 ).
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Original:  They had 3 children: Michael Tyiseseta (1872–1924), Hugo Tyiseseta ( 1877-1951 ), and Charlotte Tyiseseta Zeraua ( 1881-1951 ).
Revised:  They had 3 children: Michael Tyiseseta (1872–1924), Hugo Tyiseseta ( 1877-1951 ), and Charlotte Tyiseseta Zeraua ( 1881–1951 ).
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Original:  Leadership Tyiseseta was the half brother of chief Tjaherani (tenure: 1860-1884 ).
Revised:  Leadership Tyiseseta was the half brother of chief Tjaherani (tenure: 1860–1884 ).
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