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Original:  They ask, ` How can you not know you ’ re not a citizen?
Revised:  They ask, ' How can you not know you ’ re not a citizen?
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Original:  They ask, ` How can you not know you ’ re not a citizen?
Revised:  They ask, ` How can you not know you ' re not a citizen?
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Original:  ’ But if you ’ re parents don ’ t tell you this, you don ’t know,” “It’ s like kids who don ’ t find out until they ’ re adults that they were adopted.
Revised:  ' But if you ’ re parents don ’ t tell you this, you don ’t know,” “It’ s like kids who don ’ t find out until they ’ re adults that they were adopted.
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Original:  ’ But if you ’ re parents don ’ t tell you this, you don ’t know,” “It’ s like kids who don ’ t find out until they ’ re adults that they were adopted.
Revised:  ’ But if you ' re parents don ’ t tell you this, you don ’t know,” “It’ s like kids who don ’ t find out until they ’ re adults that they were adopted.
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Original:  ’ But if you ’ re parents don ’ t tell you this, you don ’t know,” “It’ s like kids who don ’ t find out until they ’ re adults that they were adopted.
Revised:  ’ But if you ’ re parents don ' t tell you this, you don ’t know,” “It’ s like kids who don ’ t find out until they ’ re adults that they were adopted.
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Original:  ’ But if you ’ re parents don ’ t tell you this, you don ’t know,” “It’ s like kids who don ’ t find out until they ’ re adults that they were adopted.
Revised:  ’ But if you ’ re parents don ’ t tell you this, you don 't know. It' s like kids who don ’ t find out until they ’ re adults that they were adopted.
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Original:  ’ But if you ’ re parents don ’ t tell you this, you don ’t know,” “It’ s like kids who don ’ t find out until they ’ re adults that they were adopted.
Revised:  ’ But if you ’ re parents don ’ t tell you this, you don ’t know,” “It’ s like kids who don ' t find out until they ’ re adults that they were adopted.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  ’ But if you ’ re parents don ’ t tell you this, you don ’t know,” “It’ s like kids who don ’ t find out until they ’ re adults that they were adopted.
Revised:  ’ But if you ’ re parents don ’ t tell you this, you don ’t know,” “It’ s like kids who don ’ t find out until they ' re adults that they were adopted.
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Original:  ” Earlier in 2004, Meyer won the election to City Council of the town of Adelanto, which houses about 23,000 people.
Revised:  " Earlier in 2004, Meyer won the election to City Council of the town of Adelanto, which houses about 23,000 people.
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Original:  ” Earlier in 2004, Meyer won the election to City Council of the town of Adelanto, which houses about 23,000 people.
Revised:  ” Earlier in 2004, Meyer won the election to City Council of the town of Adelanto, California, which has a population of about 23,000 people.
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Original:  After acknowledging this, she applied for citizenship and continued with her life - which includes taking care of two sons and the family as a whole.
Revised:  After acknowledging this, she applied for citizenship and continued with her life , which includes taking care of two sons and the family as a whole.
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Original:  While she was charged with the misdemeanor that is fradulent voting, she did not realize that fradulent voting is a deportable offense.
Revised:  While she was charged with the misdemeanor that is fraudulent voting, she did not realize that fradulent voting is a deportable offense.
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Original:  While she was charged with the misdemeanor that is fradulent voting, she did not realize that fradulent voting is a deportable offense.
Revised:  While she was charged with the misdemeanor that is fradulent voting, she did not realize that fraudulent voting is a deportable offense.
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Original:  So, on June 18, officials arrived at her home and told her to go to their San Bernadino office (which is the town where Zoila is currently residing) .
Revised:  So, on June 18, officials arrived at her home and told her to go to their office in San Bernadino .
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Original:  After being driven to the same by her husband a few days later, she was handcuffed, frisked, processed, and put in jail.
Revised:  After being driven to the office by her husband a few days later, she was handcuffed, frisked, processed, and put in jail.
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Original:  Zoila said , " you 're doing this because I voted?"
Revised:  Zoila said : " you 're doing this because I voted?"
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Original:  Zoila said , " you 're doing this because I voted?"
Revised:  Zoila said , " You 're doing this because I voted?"
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Original:  Lori Haley, a spokesperson for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said  "She can plead her case before an immigration judge, if she feels that she has reason to seek release for removal. ...
Revised:  Lori Haley, a spokesperson for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said : "She can plead her case before an immigration judge, if she feels that she has reason to seek release for removal. ...
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Original:  Although she was a legal resident at the time, she was not a citizen , resulting in her voting illegally .
Revised:  Although she was a legal resident at the time, she was not a citizen and voting is therefore illegal .
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Original:  Meyer had been brought from Cuba to the US as a one year old child .
Revised:  Meyer , who was brought from Cuba to the US as a one year old child .
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Original:    Earlier in 2004, Meyer won the election to City Council of the town of Adelanto, California, which has a population of about 23,000 people.
Revised:  " Earlier in 2004, Meyer won the election to City Council of the town of Adelanto, California, which has a population of about 23,000 people.
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Original:  However, after winning the election, someone informed officials that Meyer was born  , not in the US, but in Cuba.
Revised:  Following this, police were tipped off that Meyer was born , not in the US, but in Cuba.
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Original:  However, after winning the election, someone informed officials that Meyer was born  , not in the US, but in Cuba.
Revised:  However, after winning the election, someone informed officials that Meyer was born in Cuba , not in the US, but in Cuba.
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Original:  After acknowledging this, she applied for citizenship and continued with her life, which includes taking care of two sons and the family as a whole .
Revised:  After acknowledging this, she applied for citizenship .
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Original:  While she was charged with the misdemeanor that is fraudulent voting, she did not realize that fraudulent voting is a deportable offense.
Revised:  While she was charged with fraudulent voting, she did not realize that fraudulent voting is a deportable offense.
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Original:  While she was charged with the misdemeanor that is fraudulent voting, she did not realize that fraudulent voting is a deportable offense.
Revised:  While she was charged with the misdemeanor that is fraudulent voting, a misdemeanor and a deportable offense.
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Original:  Zoila said: "You're doing this because I voted?"
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Original:  He was kidnapped in Gaza City which sparked a month long war between Lebanon and Israel  
Revised:  He was kidnapped in Gaza City which sparked a month long war between Lebanon and Israel . 
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Original:  We have been flexible in every possible way when it came to a swap deal, but the Israeli side was too weak to make a decision.
Revised: " We have been flexible in every possible way when it came to a swap deal, but the Israeli side was too weak to make a decision.
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Original: The SCCRC refused to comment, saying “ It is not for Scottish ministers to comment or preempt the outcome of this review. is the strong view of the Scottish Government that due process of law will be followed and seen to be followed in all matters pertaining to this case.
Revised: The SCCRC refused to comment, saying " It is not for Scottish ministers to comment or preempt the outcome of this review. is the strong view of the Scottish Government that due process of law will be followed and seen to be followed in all matters pertaining to this case.
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Original:  ” The SCCRC will issue it's report on Thursday
Revised:  " The SCCRC will issue it's report on Thursday
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Original:  ” The SCCRC will issue it's report on Thursday
Revised:  ” The SCCRC will issue its report on Thursday
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Original: Lockerbie air disaster memorial The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC), an organisation that investigates alleged miscarriages of justace , is to complete a review of the conviction of Libyan Abdel basset Ali Mohamed al-Megrahi for the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, a Boeing 747 next week.
Revised: Lockerbie air disaster memorial The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC), an organisation that investigates alleged miscarriages of justice , is to complete a review of the conviction of Libyan Abdel basset Ali Mohamed al-Megrahi for the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, a Boeing 747 next week.
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Original: Lockerbie air disaster memorial The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC), an organisation that investigates alleged miscarriages of justace , is to complete a review of the conviction of Libyan Abdel basset Ali Mohamed al-Megrahi for the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, a Boeing 747 next week.
Revised: Lockerbie air disaster memorial The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC), an organisation that investigates alleged miscarriages of justace , is to complete a review of the conviction of Libyan Abdel Basset Ali al-Megrahi for the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103, a Boeing 747 next week.
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Original:  It is expected that the result will be that the SCCRC will refer the case back to the court of apeal .
Revised:  It is expected that the result will be that the SCCRC will refer the case back to the court of appeal .
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Original:  One investigator also claims that evidence was fabricated, whilst there was little investigation into claims by a baggage handler at Heathrow International Airport that the bag containing the bomb was only added to the flight at the last minute.
Revised:  One investigator also claims that evidence was fabricated, while there was little investigation into claims by a baggage handler at Heathrow International Airport that the bag containing the bomb was only added to the flight at the last minute.
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Original:  The SCCRC refused to comment, saying  "It is not for Scottish ministers to comment or preempt the outcome of this review.  is the strong view of the Scottish Government that due process of law will be followed and seen to be followed in all matters pertaining to this case."
Revised:  The SCCRC refused to comment, saying : "It is not for Scottish ministers to comment or preempt the outcome of this review. is the strong view of the Scottish Government that due process of law will be followed and seen to be followed in all matters pertaining to this case."
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Original:  The SCCRC refused to comment, saying  "It is not for Scottish ministers to comment or preempt the outcome of this review.  is the strong view of the Scottish Government that due process of law will be followed and seen to be followed in all matters pertaining to this case."
Revised:  The SCCRC refused to comment, saying "It is not for Scottish ministers to comment or preempt the outcome of this review. " Further it said: "It is the strong view of the Scottish Government that due process of law will be followed and seen to be followed in all matters pertaining to this case."
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Original:  243 passengers, 16 crew and eleven people on the ground  were killed when the a bomb destroyed the aircraft over Lockerbie, Scotland.
Revised:  243 passengers, 16 crew and eleven people on the ground , were killed when the a bomb destroyed the aircraft over Lockerbie, Scotland.
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Original:  243 passengers, 16 crew and eleven people on the ground  were killed when the a bomb destroyed the aircraft over Lockerbie, Scotland.
Revised:  243 passengers, 16 crew and eleven people on the ground were killed when a bomb destroyed the aircraft over Lockerbie, Scotland.
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Original:  It is expected that the result will be that the SCCRC will refer the case back to the court of appeal.
Revised:  It is expected that the SCCRC will refer the case back to the court of appeal.
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Original:   The Scotsman reported that documents leaked from al-Megrahi 's legal team include allegations that evidence used to convict him 'was subject to deliberate destruction and manipulation for political reasons'.
Revised:  Today's Scotsman reported that documents leaked from al-Megrahi 's legal team include allegations that evidence used to convict him 'was subject to deliberate destruction and manipulation for political reasons'.
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Original:   The Scotsman reported that documents leaked from al-Megrahi 's legal team include allegations that evidence used to convict him 'was subject to deliberate destruction and manipulation for political reasons'.
Revised:  The Scotsman reported that documents leaked from Megrahi 's legal team include allegations that evidence used to convict him 'was subject to deliberate destruction and manipulation for political reasons'.
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Original:  They go on to accuse officials in both the United States and the United Kingdom  of "a co-ordinated effort to mislead the court" in order to divert attention from other suspects , who had support from Iran, in order to prevent increased diplomatic tensions with Iran at the time of the first Gulf War.
Revised:  Officials in both the United States and the United Kingdom of "a co-ordinated effort to mislead the court" in order to divert attention from other suspects , who had support from Iran, in order to prevent increased diplomatic tensions with Iran at the time of the first Gulf War.
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Original:  They go on to accuse officials in both the United States and the United Kingdom  of "a co-ordinated effort to mislead the court" in order to divert attention from other suspects , who had support from Iran, in order to prevent increased diplomatic tensions with Iran at the time of the first Gulf War.
Revised:  They go on to accuse officials in both the United States and the United Kingdom are accused of "a co-ordinated effort to mislead the court" in order to divert attention from other suspects , who had support from Iran, in order to prevent increased diplomatic tensions with Iran at the time of the first Gulf War.
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Original:  The SCCRC is currently reviewing hundreds of documents and photographs that are alleged to supply evidence that evidence was invented, manipulated or ignored by both the UK police and the CIA . Politician Tam Dalyell, who has campaigned against the conviction for years, has now said that the full report by the SCCRC should be made public, adding "The Crown Office has a moral obligation to hold a public inquiry.
Revised:  The SCCRC is currently reviewing hundreds of documents and photographs which are alleged to supply evidence that evidence was invented, manipulated or ignored by both the UK police and the CIA . Politician Tam Dalyell, who has campaigned against the conviction for years, has now said that the full report by the SCCRC should be made public, adding "The Crown Office has a moral obligation to hold a public inquiry.
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Original:  The SCCRC is currently reviewing hundreds of documents and photographs that are alleged to supply evidence that evidence was invented, manipulated or ignored by both the UK police and the CIA . Politician Tam Dalyell, who has campaigned against the conviction for years, has now said that the full report by the SCCRC should be made public, adding "The Crown Office has a moral obligation to hold a public inquiry.
Revised:  The SCCRC is currently reviewing hundreds of documents and photographs that are alleged to show that evidence was invented, manipulated or ignored by both the UK police and the CIA . Politician Tam Dalyell, who has campaigned against the conviction for years, has now said that the full report by the SCCRC should be made public, adding "The Crown Office has a moral obligation to hold a public inquiry.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  The SCCRC is currently reviewing hundreds of documents and photographs that are alleged to supply evidence that evidence was invented, manipulated or ignored by both the UK police and the CIA . Politician Tam Dalyell, who has campaigned against the conviction for years, has now said that the full report by the SCCRC should be made public, adding "The Crown Office has a moral obligation to hold a public inquiry.
Revised:  The SCCRC is currently reviewing hundreds of documents and photographs that are alleged to supply evidence that evidence was invented, manipulated or ignored by the British police on the one hand and the CIA . Politician Tam Dalyell, who has campaigned against the conviction for years, has now said that the full report by the SCCRC should be made public, adding "The Crown Office has a moral obligation to hold a public inquiry.
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Original:  Meanwhile, al-Megrahi's lawyers said that if he is granted a retrial they will attempt to convince authorities to release him until they reach their final decision .
Revised:  Meanwhile, defence lawyers said that if he is granted a retrial they will attempt to convince authorities to release him until they reach their final decision .
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Original:  Meanwhile, al-Megrahi's lawyers said that if he is granted a retrial they will attempt to convince authorities to release him until they reach their final decision .
Revised:  Meanwhile, al-Megrahi's lawyers said that if Megrahi is granted an appeal or retrial they will attempt to convince authorities to release him until they reach their final decision .
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Original:  Meanwhile, al-Megrahi's lawyers said that if he is granted a retrial they will attempt to convince authorities to release him until they reach their final decision .
Revised:  Meanwhile, al-Megrahi's lawyers said that if he is granted a retrial they will attempt to convince authorities to release him until the case comes to court .
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Original:  Several key items in the prosecution's case come under heavy questioning of credibility in the evidence submitted to the SCCRC, with rescue workers describing multiple items supposedly in or near the bomb as intact at the time of discovery, while they were presented to the court in a fragmentary form .
Revised:  The credibility of several key parts of the prosecution's case come under heavy questioning of credibility in the evidence submitted to the SCCRC, with rescue workers describing multiple items supposedly in or near the bomb as intact at the time of discovery, while they were presented to the court in a fragmentary form .
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Several key items in the prosecution's case come under heavy questioning of credibility in the evidence submitted to the SCCRC, with rescue workers describing multiple items supposedly in or near the bomb as intact at the time of discovery, while they were presented to the court in a fragmentary form .
Revised:  Several key items in the prosecution's case is seriously questioned in the evidence submitted to the SCCRC, with rescue workers describing multiple items supposedly in or near the bomb as intact at the time of discovery, while they were presented to the court in a fragmentary form .
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Several key items in the prosecution's case come under heavy questioning of credibility in the evidence submitted to the SCCRC, with rescue workers describing multiple items supposedly in or near the bomb as intact at the time of discovery, while they were presented to the court in a fragmentary form .
Revised:  Several key items in the prosecution's case come under heavy questioning of credibility in the evidence submitted to the SCCRC, with rescue workers describing items as intact when they were discovered, but which were presented in fragmentary form at the Lockerbie bombing trial .
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Original:  Although he supposedly testified that al-Megrahi bought clothes from him  later found to have been in the suticase containing the bomb, in reality he apparantly gave multiple inconsistent and substantialy differant accounts of who bought the clothes, failed to pick out al-Megrahi at an identity parade, at at one point linked the purchase to convicted Egyptian terrorist Mohammed Abu Talb, from the Iran-backed Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
Revised:  Although he supposedly testified that al-Megrahi bought clothes from him that were later found to have been in the suticase containing the bomb, in reality he apparantly gave multiple inconsistent and substantialy differant accounts of who bought the clothes, failed to pick out al-Megrahi at an identity parade, at at one point linked the purchase to convicted Egyptian terrorist Mohammed Abu Talb, from the Iran-backed Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
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Original:  Although he supposedly testified that al-Megrahi bought clothes from him  later found to have been in the suticase containing the bomb, in reality he apparantly gave multiple inconsistent and substantialy differant accounts of who bought the clothes, failed to pick out al-Megrahi at an identity parade, at at one point linked the purchase to convicted Egyptian terrorist Mohammed Abu Talb, from the Iran-backed Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
Revised:  Although he supposedly testified that al-Megrahi bought clothes from him later found to have been in the suitcase containing the bomb, in reality he apparantly gave multiple inconsistent and substantialy differant accounts of who bought the clothes, failed to pick out al-Megrahi at an identity parade, at at one point linked the purchase to convicted Egyptian terrorist Mohammed Abu Talb, from the Iran-backed Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
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Original:  Although he supposedly testified that al-Megrahi bought clothes from him  later found to have been in the suticase containing the bomb, in reality he apparantly gave multiple inconsistent and substantialy differant accounts of who bought the clothes, failed to pick out al-Megrahi at an identity parade, at at one point linked the purchase to convicted Egyptian terrorist Mohammed Abu Talb, from the Iran-backed Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
Revised:  Although he supposedly testified that al-Megrahi bought clothes from him later found to have been in the suticase containing the bomb, in reality he apparently gave a number of inconsistent and substantially different accounts of who bought the clothes, failed to pick out al-Megrahi at an identity parade, at at one point linked the purchase to convicted Egyptian terrorist Mohammed Abu Talb, from the Iran-backed Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
Edit intent: clarity