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Original:  In October 2016, Mahindra North American Technical Center awarded a $ 12,500 grant to the Capuchin Soup Kitchen Earthworks Urban Farm Agriculture Training Program to support a nine-month program to train urban farmers and food entrepreneurs.
Revised:  In October 2016, Mahindra North American Technical Center awarded a $ 12,500 grant to the CSK Earthworks Urban Farm Agriculture Training Program to support a nine-month program to train urban farmers and food entrepreneurs.
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Original:  With the volunteers of attorneys, legal assistants and paralegals from Dykema, Kitch, Dickinson Wright, Jaffe, Clark & Schoenbeck, and Ford Motor Company’s Office of General Counsel legal advising is provided .
Revised:  Volunteer of attorneys, legal assistants and paralegals from Dykema, Kitch, Dickinson Wright, Jaffe, Clark & Schoenbeck, and Ford Motor Company’s Office of General Counsel legal advising is provided .
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Original:  With the volunteers of attorneys, legal assistants and paralegals from Dykema, Kitch, Dickinson Wright, Jaffe, Clark & Schoenbeck, and Ford Motor Company’s Office of General Counsel legal advising is provided .
Revised:  With the volunteers of attorneys, legal assistants and paralegals from Dykema, Kitch, Dickinson Wright, Jaffe, Clark & Schoenbeck, and Ford Motor Company’s Office of General Counsel provide legal advise .
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Original:  Volunteer of attorneys, legal assistants and paralegals from Dykema, Kitch, Dickinson Wright, Jaffe, Clark & Schoenbeck, and Ford Motor Company’s Office of General Counsel provide legal advise.
Revised:  Volunteer attorneys, legal assistants and paralegals from Dykema, Kitch, Dickinson Wright, Jaffe, Clark & Schoenbeck, and Ford Motor Company’s Office of General Counsel provide legal advise.
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Original:  Their locations also have showers, and a change of clothing for the homeless/poor people for up to 30 days.
Revised:  CSK's locations also have showers, and a change of clothing for the homeless/poor people for up to 30 days.
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Original:  Volunteer attorneys, legal assistants and paralegals from Dykema, Kitch, Dickinson Wright, Jaffe, Clark & Schoenbeck, and Ford Motor Company’s Office of General Counsel provide legal advise . CSK's locations also have showers, and a change of clothing for the homeless/poor people for up to 30 days.
Revised:  Volunteer attorneys, legal assistants and paralegals from Dykema, Kitch, Dickinson Wright, Jaffe, Clark & Schoenbeck, and Ford Motor Company’s Office of General Counsel provide legal advice . CSK's locations also have showers, and a change of clothing for the homeless/poor people for up to 30 days.
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Original: Meldrum Soup Kitchen The Meldrum soup kitchen was started in 1929 by Solanus Casey, OFM, Cap. during the Great Depression, making it the first kitchen launched by the Capuchin Soup Kitchen.
Revised: Meldrum Soup Kitchen The Meldrum soup kitchen was started in 1929 by Solanus Casey, OFM, Cap. during the Great Depression, making it the first program launched by the Capuchin Soup Kitchen.
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Original:  In the 1970's , the soup kitchen expanded its services to include Jefferson House, a drug rehabilitation program for indigent men.
Revised:  In the 1970s , the soup kitchen expanded its services to include Jefferson House, a drug rehabilitation program for indigent men.
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Original:  Rosa Parks Children's Program Rosa Parks Children's Program caters children from 6-12 years old to enhance their art skills and reading skills.
Revised:  Rosa Parks Children's Program Rosa Parks Children's Program caters children from 6–12 years old to enhance their art skills and reading skills.
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Original:  They host a Summer Peace Camp which is a 3 week program where they teach children on channelizing their energy by learning how to cope with violence through art, music, and dance.
Revised:  They host a Summer Peace Camp which is a 3-week program where they teach children on channelizing their energy by learning how to cope with violence through art, music, and dance.
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Original:  Additionally, the CSK is affiliated with other Detroit based non-profit organizations that primarily support their soup kitchen and agricultural programs.
Revised:  Additionally, the CSK is affiliated with other Detroit-based non-profit organizations that primarily support their soup kitchen and agricultural programs.
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Original:  Local Detroit Business Partnerships Sponsorship of the Capuchin Souper Summer Celebration by the Michigan based business, Ahee Jewelry Co. raised approximately $ 3.5 million dollars for the charity between 1981 and 2001.
Revised:  Local Detroit Business Partnerships Sponsorship of the Capuchin Souper Summer Celebration by the Michigan based business, Ahee Jewelry Co. raised approximately $ 3.5 million for the charity between 1981 and 2001.
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Original:  Since 1976, Buddy ’ s Pizza, a Detroit area restaurant chain, has hosted the annual “Slice for Life” fundraiser in support of CSK raising over $3 million dollars for the charity.
Revised:  Since 1976, Buddy ' s Pizza, a Detroit area restaurant chain, has hosted the annual “Slice for Life” fundraiser in support of CSK raising over $3 million dollars for the charity.
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Original:  Volunteer attorneys, legal assistants and paralegals from Dykema, Kitch, Dickinson Wright, Jaffe, Clark & Schoenbeck, and Ford Motor Company ’ s Office of General Counsel provide legal advice.
Revised:  Volunteer attorneys, legal assistants and paralegals from Dykema, Kitch, Dickinson Wright, Jaffe, Clark & Schoenbeck, and Ford Motor Company ' s Office of General Counsel provide legal advice.
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Original:  They also service up to 800 children a month with the use of the children ’ s library and art therapy studio.
Revised:  They also service up to 800 children a month with the use of the children ' s library and art therapy studio.
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Original:  With the Franciscans  help the friars were able to move their services into the Third Order Hall facility located next to the monastery chapel.
Revised:  With the Franciscans ' help the friars were able to move their services into the Third Order Hall facility located next to the monastery chapel.
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Original: Spanish Colonial architecture in Puerto Rico Category:Farm museums in the United States Category:Museums established in 1984 Category:History of Puerto Rico Category:Historic house museums in Puerto Rico Category:National Register of Historic Places in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:1987 in Puerto Rico Category:1987 establishments in Puerto Rico Category:Slave cabins and quarters Category:Farm museums  Category:Tourist attractions in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:Mill museu
Revised: Spanish Colonial architecture in Puerto Rico Category:Farm museums in the United States Category:Museums established in 1984 Category:History of Puerto Rico Category:Historic house museums in Puerto Rico Category:National Register of Historic Places in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:1987 in Puerto Rico Category:1987 establishments in Puerto Rico Category:Slave cabins and quarters Category:Farm museums in Puerto Rico Category:Tourist attractions in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:Mill museu
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Original: Spanish Colonial architecture in Puerto Rico Category:Farm museums in the United States Category:Museums established in 1984 Category:History of Puerto Rico Category:Historic house museums in Puerto Rico Category:National Register of Historic Places in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:1987 in Puerto Rico Category:1987 establishments in Puerto Rico Category:Slave cabins and quarters Category:Farm museums in Puerto Rico Category:Tourist attractions in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:Mill museu
Revised: Spanish Colonial architecture in Puerto Rico Category:Farm museums in the United States Category:Museums established in 1984 Category:History of Puerto Rico Category:Historic house museums in Puerto Rico Category:National Register of Historic Places in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:1987 in Puerto Rico Category:1987 establishments in Puerto Rico Category:Slave cabins and quarters Category:Farm museums in Puerto Rico Category:Tourist attractions in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:Mill museums in Puerto Ri
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Original: Farm museums in the United States Category:Museums established in 1984 Category:History of Puerto Rico Category:Historic house museums in Puerto Rico Category:National Register of Historic Places in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:1987 in Puerto Rico Category:1987 establishments in Puerto Rico Category:Slave cabins and quarters  Category:Farm museums in Puerto Rico Category:Tourist attractions in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:Mill museums in Puerto Ri
Revised: Farm museums in the United States Category:Museums established in 1984 Category:History of Puerto Rico Category:Historic house museums in Puerto Rico Category:National Register of Historic Places in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:1987 in Puerto Rico Category:1987 establishments in Puerto Rico Category:Slave cabins and quarters in the United States Category:Farm museums in Puerto Rico Category:Tourist attractions in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:Mill museums in Puerto Ri
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Original: Farm museums in the United States Category:Museums established in 1984 Category:Historic house museums in Puerto Rico Category:National Register of Historic Places in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:1987 in Puerto Rico Category:1987 establishments in Puerto Rico Category:Slave cabins and quarters in the United States Category:Farm museums in Puerto Rico Category: Tourist attractions in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category: Mill museums in Puerto Rico Category:Barrio Maguey
Revised: Farm museums in the United States Category:Museums established in 1984 Category:Historic house museums in Puerto Rico Category:National Register of Historic Places in Ponce, Puerto Rico Category:1987 in Puerto Rico Category:1987 establishments in Puerto Rico Category:Slave cabins and quarters in the United States Category:Farm museums in Puerto Rico Category: Mill museums in Puerto Rico Category:Barrio Maguey
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Original: Category: Cultural history of Puerto Rico Category:
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Original: Gallery References Baralt, Guillermo A. 1988.
Revised:  References Baralt, Guillermo A. 1988.
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Original:  Notes%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Robert Sackett, Preservationist, PRSHPO (Original 1990 draft).
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Robert Sackett, Preservationist, PRSHPO (Original 1990 draft).
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Original:  (Washington, D.C.) External links%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Hacienda Buena Vista: Barker's Hydraulic Turbine (1851) - A National Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark, Ponce, Puerto Rico;
Revised:  (Washington, D.C.) %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Hacienda Buena Vista: Barker's Hydraulic Turbine (1851) - A National Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark, Ponce, Puerto Rico;
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Original: Childhood origins Parental soothing (by rocking, holding etc) in infancy lays the foundations of the capacity to self-calm.
Revised: Bobby Parental soothing (by rocking, holding etc) in infancy lays the foundations of the capacity to self-calm.
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Original: C Blazina ed., The Psychology of the Human-Animal Bond (2011) p. 154
Revised: C Blazina ed., Hatdog Psychology of the Human-Animal Bond (2011) p. 154
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Original:  Jon Kabat-Zinn states that “ Concentration is a cornerstone of mindfulness practice.
Revised:  Jon Kabat-Zinn states that " Concentration is a cornerstone of mindfulness practice.
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Original:  Without calmness, the mirror of mindfulness will have an agitated and choppy surface and will not be able to reflect things with any accuracy. ”
Revised:  Without calmness, the mirror of mindfulness will have an agitated and choppy surface and will not be able to reflect things with any accuracy. "
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Original:   Most surviving examples show variations on a standard form: a single reduced-scale room with the front wall and ceiling missing, rather like a miniaturized stage set, allowing convenient access to the interior and an unobstructed view of the miniscule items within.
Revised:  Description Most surviving examples show variations on a standard form: a single reduced-scale room with the front wall and ceiling missing, rather like a miniaturized stage set, allowing convenient access to the interior and an unobstructed view of the miniscule items within.
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Original: The Anglo-Maasai Treaty of 1904 (not its proper name, it was originally called the Masai Agreement )G.R. Sandford An Administrative and Political History of the Masai Reserve (1919) was a treaty signed between the British East Africa Protectorate government and  Maasai tribe between 10 and 15 August 1904.
Revised: The Masai Agreement of 1904 (not its proper name, it was originally called the Masai Agreement )G.R. Sandford An Administrative and Political History of the Masai Reserve (1919) was a treaty signed between the British East Africa Protectorate government and Maasai tribe between 10 and 15 August 1904.
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Original: The Anglo-Maasai Treaty of 1904 (not its proper name, it was originally called the Masai Agreement )G.R. Sandford An Administrative and Political History of the Masai Reserve (1919) was a treaty signed between the British East Africa Protectorate government and  Maasai tribe between 10 and 15 August 1904.
Revised: The Anglo-Maasai Treaty of 1904 was a treaty signed between the British East Africa Protectorate government and Maasai tribe between 10 and 15 August 1904.
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Original: The Anglo-Maasai Treaty of 1904 (not its proper name, it was originally called the Masai Agreement )G.R. Sandford An Administrative and Political History of the Masai Reserve (1919) was a treaty signed between the British East Africa Protectorate government and  Maasai tribe between 10 and 15 August 1904.
Revised: The Anglo-Maasai Treaty of 1904 (not its proper name, it was originally called the Masai Agreement )G.R. Sandford An Administrative and Political History of the Masai Reserve (1919) was a treaty signed between the British East Africa Protectorate government and leaders of the Maasai tribe between 10 and 15 August 1904.
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Original:   The Maasai tribe agreed to cede possession of the Rift Valley in return for being granted exclusive rights to two territories, a southern reserve in Kajiado and a northern reserve in Laikipia."
Revised:  The Maasai tribe agreed to cede possession of the Rift Valley in return for exclusive rights to two territories, a southern reserve in Kajiado and a northern reserve in Laikipia."
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Original:  By the early 1880s, Kamba, Kalenjin and Kikuyu raiders were making inroads into Maasai territory, and the Maasai were struggling to control their resources of cattle and grazing land.
Revised:  By the early 1880s, Kamba, Kalenjin and Kikuyu raiders were making inroads into Maasai territory, and the Maasai were struggling to protect cattle and grazing land.
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Original:  The government therefore adopted a policy of appeasement towards the Maasai, using warriors in expeditions and for security on the railway and in return they offere military protection which allowed the Maasai to replenish their herds from raids on neighbouring tribes.
Revised:  The government therefore adopted a policy of appeasement towards the Maasai, employing Maasai warriors in expeditions and for security on the railway and in return they offere military protection which allowed the Maasai to replenish their herds from raids on neighbouring tribes.
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Original:  The government therefore adopted a policy of appeasement towards the Maasai, using warriors in expeditions and for security on the railway and in return they offere military protection which allowed the Maasai to replenish their herds from raids on neighbouring tribes.
Revised:  The government therefore adopted a policy of appeasement towards the Maasai, using warriors in expeditions and as security on the railway and in return they offere military protection which allowed the Maasai to replenish their herds from raids on neighbouring tribes.
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Original:  The government therefore adopted a policy of appeasement towards the Maasai, using warriors in expeditions and for security on the railway and in return they offere military protection which allowed the Maasai to replenish their herds from raids on neighbouring tribes.
Revised:  The government therefore adopted a policy of appeasement towards the Maasai, using warriors in expeditions and for security on the railway . The military protection given by the British enabled the Maasai to replenish their herds from raids on neighbouring tribes.
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Original:  With the completion of the railway the British no longer feared their lines of communication being disrupted, taxation was introduced in the Protectorate providing the government a regular source of income, and a permanent military force was instituted in 1902.
Revised:  With completion of the railway the British no longer feared their lines of communication being disrupted, taxation was introduced in the Protectorate providing the government a regular source of income, and a permanent military force was instituted in 1902.
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Original: William Robert Ochieng', Robert M. Maxon, An Economic History of Kenya, East African Publishers, 1992, p.113 Eliot, and a number of other officials, regarded the White Highlands as the most suitable place for European settlement, a region which had most recently been the domain of the Maasai.
Revised: William Robert Ochieng', Robert M. Maxon, An Economic History of Kenya, East African Publishers, 1992, p.113 Eliot, and a number of other officials, regarded the White Highlands as the most suitable place for European settlement, a region which had most recently been claimed by the Maasai.
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Original:  The Loita and Damat  after initially moving , together with some Purko later moved south  to the Loita hills .
Revised:  The Loita and Damat , after initially moving , together with some Purko later moved south to the Loita hills .
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Original:  The Loita and Damat  after initially moving , together with some Purko later moved south  to the Loita hills .
Revised:  The Loita and Damat after initially moving , together with some Purko later moved south along with some Purko to the Loita hills .
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Original:  The Loita and Damat  after initially moving , together with some Purko later moved south  to the Loita hills .
Revised:  The Loita and Damat after initially moving , together with some Purko later moved south to the Loita Hills .
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Original: The Masai Agreement of 1904 was a treaty signed between the British East Africa Protectorate government and leaders of the Maasai tribe between 10 and 15 August 1904.G.R. Sandford An Administrative and Political History of the Masai Reserve (1919) The Maasai tribe agreed to cede possession lakipia and samburu parts of the Rift Valley in return for exclusive rights to two territories, a southern reserve in Kajiado and a northern reserve in Laikipia."
Revised: The Masai Agreement of 1904 was a treaty signed between the British East Africa Protectorate government and leaders of the Maasai tribe between 10 and 15 August 1904.G.R. Sandford An Administrative and Political History of the Masai Reserve (1919) The Maasai tribe agreed to cede possession of liakipia and samburu parts of the Rift Valley in return for exclusive rights to two territories, a southern reserve in Kajiado and a northern reserve in Laikipia."
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Original: The Masai Agreement of 1904 was a treaty signed between the British East Africa Protectorate government and leaders of the Maasai tribe between 10 and 15 August 1904.G.R. Sandford An Administrative and Political History of the Masai Reserve (1919) The Maasai tribe agreed to cede possession of liakipia and samburu parts of the Rift Valley in return for exclusive rights to two territories, a southern reserve in Kajiado and a northern reserve in Laikipia."
Revised: The Masai Agreement of 1904 was a treaty signed between the British East Africa Protectorate government and leaders of the Maasai tribe between 10 and 15 August 1904.G.R. Sandford An Administrative and Political History of the Masai Reserve (1919) The Maasai tribe agreed to cede possession of laikipia and samburu parts of the Rift Valley in return for exclusive rights to two territories, a southern reserve in Kajiado and a northern reserve in Laikipia."
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Original: Background The Maasai acquired swathes of new land following success in the Iloikop Wars  of the 1870s, however this created problems as they were unable to successfully occupy their new territories.
Revised: Background The Maasai acquired swathes of new land following success in the Iloikop Wars Wars of the 1870s, however this created problems as they were unable to successfully occupy their new territories.
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Original:  On 10 August 1904, the Lybon of the Maasai, namely Lenana, son of Mbatian, and chief representatives from all Maasai clans within the East Africa Protectorate met with the newly appointed Commissioner of the Protectorate, Sir Donald Stewart in Nairobi.
Revised:  On 10 August 1904, the Laibon of the Maasai, namely Lenana, son of Mbatian, and chief representatives from all Maasai clans within the East Africa Protectorate met with the newly appointed Commissioner of the Protectorate, Sir Donald Stewart in Nairobi.
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Original: The Masai Agreement of 1904 was a treaty signed between the British East Africa Protectorate government and leaders of the Maasai tribe between 10 and 15 August 1904.G.R. Sandford An Administrative and Political History of the Masai Reserve (1919) The Maasai tribe agreed to cede possession of laikipia and samburu parts of the Rift Valley in return for exclusive rights to two territories, a southern reserve in Kajiado and a northern reserve in Laikipia."
Revised: The Masai Agreement of 1904 was a treaty signed between the British East Africa Protectorate government and leaders of the Maasai tribe between 10 and 15 August 1904.G.R. Sandford An Administrative and Political History of the Masai Reserve (1919) The Maasai tribe agreed to cede possession of Laikipia and Samburu parts of the Rift Valley in return for exclusive rights to two territories, a southern reserve in Kajiado and a northern reserve in Laikipia."
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Original:  For the Protectorate government  , the most pressing issue emerging was how to recoup its huge costs from the railway construction, and to turn the territory into a sustainable profit- making entity.
Revised:  For the Protectorate government , the most pressing issue emerging was how to recoup its huge costs from the railway construction, and to turn the territory into a sustainable profit-making entity.
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Original:  After hearing of the broken clock in Carsten Hauch's " A Polish Family " , he dreamed of fixing that clock.
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Original:  After hearing of the broken clock in Carsten Hauch's " A Polish Family " , he dreamed of fixing that clock.
Revised:  After hearing of the broken clock in Carsten Hauch's " A Polish Family , he dreamed of fixing that clock.
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