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Original:  Reconstitution, an event at Soho House accompanying the exhibition . : Category:Defunct art galleries in London : Category:Hackney : Category:Art galleries established in 2008 : Category:Contemporary art galleries in London : Category:United Kingdom art museum and gallery stubs : Category:Arts : Category:Contemporary a
Revised:  Reconstitution, an event at Soho House accompanying the exhibition . : Category:Defunct art galleries in London : Category:Hackney : Category:Art galleries established in 2008 : Category:Contemporary art galleries in London Category:United Kingdom art museum and gallery stubs : Category:Arts : Category:Contemporary a
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Original:  Reconstitution, an event at Soho House accompanying the exhibition . : Category:Defunct art galleries in London : Category:Hackney : Category:Art galleries established in 2008 : Category:Contemporary art galleries in London : Category:United Kingdom art museum and gallery stubs : Category:Arts : Category:Contemporary a
Revised:  Reconstitution, an event at Soho House accompanying the exhibition . : Category:Defunct art galleries in London : Category:Hackney : Category:Art galleries established in 2008 : Category:Contemporary art galleries in London : Category:United Kingdom art museum and gallery stubs Category:Arts : Category:Contemporary a
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Original:  Reconstitution, an event at Soho House accompanying the exhibition . : Category:Defunct art galleries in London : Category:Hackney : Category:Art galleries established in 2008 : Category:Contemporary art galleries in London : Category:United Kingdom art museum and gallery stubs : Category:Arts : Category:Contemporary a
Revised:  Reconstitution, an event at Soho House accompanying the exhibition . : Category:Defunct art galleries in London : Category:Hackney : Category:Art galleries established in 2008 : Category:Contemporary art galleries in London : Category:United Kingdom art museum and gallery stubs : Category:Arts Category:Contemporary a
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Original: The 1999 L'Amicale Riots took place on Sunday 23 May 1999 in the capital city of Port Louis after angry supporters of Scouts Club vandalised several buildings as their team had lost a match against rival soccer club Fire Brigade.
Revised: The 1999 L'Amicale Riots started in the evening of Sunday 23 May 1999 in the capital city of Port Louis after angry supporters of Scouts Club vandalised several buildings as their team had lost a match against rival soccer club Fire Brigade.
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Original: By 19:00 a gambling house known as L’Amicale, located along La Chaussée Street, was engulfed in flames which firefighters took hours to suppress  . Subsequently inside the L'Amicale building seven badly burnt bodies were found.
Revised: By 19:00 a gambling house known as L’Amicale, located along La Chaussée Street, became engulfed in flames which firefighters took hours to suppress . Subsequently inside the L'Amicale building seven badly burnt bodies were found.
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Original: By 19:00 a gambling house known as L’Amicale, located along La Chaussée Street, was engulfed in flames which firefighters took hours to suppress  . Subsequently inside the L'Amicale building seven badly burnt bodies were found.
Revised: By 19:00 a gambling house known as L’Amicale, located along La Chaussée Street, was engulfed in flames which firefighters took hours to suppress the fire . Subsequently inside the L'Amicale building seven badly burnt bodies were found.
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Original: By 19:00 a gambling house known as L’Amicale, located along La Chaussée Street, was engulfed in flames which firefighters took hours to suppress  . Subsequently inside the L'Amicale building seven badly burnt bodies were found.
Revised: By 19:00 a gambling house known as L’Amicale, located along La Chaussée Street, was engulfed in flames which firefighters took hours to suppress . Subsequently inside the L'Amicale building 7 badly burnt bodies were found.
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Original:  On the hand the Fire Brigade players and fans were mostly of Roman Catholic faith and of Creole origins . Local authorities feared that the Port Louis riots would escalate into larger ethnic riots between Creoles and Muslims.
Revised:  On the hand the Fire Brigade players and fans were mostly of Roman Catholic faith and of Creole ethnicity . Local authorities feared that the Port Louis riots would escalate into larger ethnic riots between Creoles and Muslims.
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Original:  A total of 25 arrests were made by local police during the week following the riots.
Revised:  In total 25 arrests were made by local police during the week following the riots.
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Original:  It also became known as L'Affaire L' Amicale in the years following the original riots.
Revised:  This example of football hooliganism became known as L'Affaire L' Amicale in the years following the original riots.
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Original: Tourism The 19th century monument is open to the national and foreign public, and in this rests the tomb of the president of Honduras, Mr. Juan Nepomuceno Fernández Lindo y Zelaya and whose commemorative plaque contains the following legend: "You can be a hated ruler of your time But if you want the vote of future generations to favor you, Open schools!
Revised: Tourism The 19th century monument is open to the national and foreign public, and in this rests the tomb of the president of Honduras, Juan Nepomuceno Fernández Lindo y Zelaya and whose commemorative plaque contains the following legend: "You can be a hated ruler of your time But if you want the vote of future generations to favor you, Open schools!
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Elections to the state House and Senate Having served only two years as a representative, Mouton entered a special election for the District 23 Senate seat early in 1966.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Having served only two years as a representative, Mouton entered a special election for the District 23 Senate seat early in 1966.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The "Cajun" candidate for governor, 1979 In 1979, at the age of fifty, Senate President Pro-Tempore Mouton sought to become the "Cajun" candidate to succeed Democrat Edwin Edwards, Louisiana's first governor from what had become known as "Acadiana" in many decades.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% In 1979, at the age of fifty, Senate President Pro-Tempore Mouton sought to become the "Cajun" candidate to succeed Democrat Edwin Edwards, Louisiana's first governor from what had become known as "Acadiana" in many decades.
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Original:  In the state Senate election which Mouton forfeited by his gubernatorial run, Democrat Allen Ray Bares, a two-term state representative and a Lafayette attorney, won the right to succeed Mouton by defeating several candidates, including future Lafayette Republican Mayor Dud Lastrapes.
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Original: Ron Gomez, My Name Is Ron And I'm a Recovering Legislator: Memoirs of a Louisiana State Representative, Lafayette, Louisiana: Zemog Publishing, 2000, p. 126, 1949 Legacy%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Mouton was Roman Catholic.
Revised: Ron Gomez, My Name Is Ron And I'm a Recovering Legislator: Memoirs of a Louisiana State Representative, Lafayette, Louisiana: Zemog Publishing, 2000, p. 126, 1949 %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Mouton was Roman Catholic.
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Original: Personal life Marriage In December 2016, Curtis became engaged to her longtime boyfriend, restaurateur and food blogger Erwan Heussaff;
Revised: Personal life In December 2016, Curtis became engaged to her longtime boyfriend, restaurateur and food blogger Erwan Heussaff;
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Original:  Charitable work and philanthropy In March 2015, Curtis became a celebrity advocate for UNICEF Philippines, having been a supporter of the organization since 2009.
Revised:  In March 2015, Curtis became a celebrity advocate for UNICEF Philippines, having been a supporter of the organization since 2009.
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Original: Cosmetics line In September 2017, Anne Curtis launched her makeup line in the Philippines, BLK cosmetics.
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Original: Personal life In   December 2016, Curtis became engaged to her longtime boyfriend, restaurateur and food blogger Erwan Heussaff;
Revised: Personal life In In December 2016, Curtis became engaged to her longtime boyfriend, restaurateur and food blogger Erwan Heussaff;
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Original: Personal life In September 2017, Anne Curtis launched her makeup line in the Philippines, BLK cosmetics.
Revised: Personal life In 
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Original:  In December 2016, Curtis became engaged to her longtime boyfriend, restaurateur and food blogger Erwan Heussaff;
Revised:  December 2016, Curtis became engaged to her longtime boyfriend, restaurateur and food blogger Erwan Heussaff;
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Original: Personal life   In December 2016, Curtis became engaged to her longtime boyfriend, restaurateur and food blogger Erwan Heussaff;
Revised: Personal life Personal life In December 2016, Curtis became engaged to her longtime boyfriend, restaurateur and food blogger Erwan Heussaff;
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Original:  She ventured into business in September 2017, when she launched her makeup line in the Philippines, BLK cosmetics.
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Original: Anne Curtis (born 17 February 1985) is a Filipina-Australian actress, model, television host, VJ, makeup entrepreneur and recording artist in the Philippines .
Revised: Anne Curtis (born 17 February 1985) is a Filipina-Australian actress, model, television host, VJ, makeup entrepreneur and recording artist .
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Original:  She was not related to K'ahk' Xiiw Chan Chaahk, but her husband K'ahk' U ? Chan Chaahk may have been a cousi 
Revised:  She was not related to K'ahk' Xiiw Chan Chaahk, but her husband K'ahk' U ? Chan Chaahk may have been a cousin. 
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Original:  She was not related to K'ahk' Xiiw Chan Chaahk, but her husband K'ahk' U ? Chan Chaahk may have been a cousi 
Revised:  She was not related to K'ahk' Xiiw Chan Chaahk, but her husband K'ahk' U ? Chan Chaahk may have been a cousi Reference
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Original: His reign occurred during the first hiatus period at Naranjo, and his rule has no known surviving monuments.
Revised: His reign occurred during the first hiatus period at Naranjo, and his rule produced no known surviving monuments.
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Original: K'ahk' Xiiw Chan Chaahk (ruled ~ 644 CE to ~ 680 CE) was a Maya ruler of Naranjo who suffered a defeat by Caracol, probably in 680 CE.
Revised: K'ahk' Xiiw Chan Chaahk (ruled c. 644 CE to ~ 680 CE) was a Maya ruler of Naranjo who suffered a defeat by Caracol, probably in 680 CE.
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Original: K'ahk' Xiiw Chan Chaahk (ruled ~ 644 CE to ~ 680 CE) was a Maya ruler of Naranjo who suffered a defeat by Caracol, probably in 680 CE.
Revised: K'ahk' Xiiw Chan Chaahk (ruled ~ 644 CE to c. 680 CE) was a Maya ruler of Naranjo who suffered a defeat by Caracol, probably in 680 CE.
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Original: ( , ; "joy of living") is a French phrase often used in English to express a cheerful enjoyment of life ;
Revised: ( , ; "joy of living") is a French phrase often used in English to describe a cheerful enjoyment of life ;
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Original: ( , ; "joy of living") is a French phrase often used in English to express a cheerful enjoyment of life ;
Revised: ( , ; "joy of living") is a French phrase often used in English to express a cheerful enjoyment of life or
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Original: ( , ; "joy of living") is a French phrase often used in English to describe a cheerful enjoyment of life or an exultation of spirit or mood.
Revised: ( , ; "joy of living") is a French phrase often used in English to express a cheerful enjoyment of life or an exultation of spirit or mood.
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Original: ( , ; "joy of living") is a French phrase often used in English to describe a cheerful enjoyment of life or an exultation of spirit or mood.
Revised: ( , ; "joy of living") is a French phrase often used in English to describe a cheerful enjoyment of life ; an exultation of spirit or mood.
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Original:  Robert's Dictionnaire says "joie" is sentiment exaltant ressenti par toute la conscience , that is, involves one's whole being."
Revised:  Robert's Dictionnaire says "joie" is , that is, involves one's whole being."
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Original: Richard "Cy" LeBlanc (born March 18, 1955 , in Dieppe, New Brunswick) is a politician in the province of New Brunswick, Canada.
Revised: Richard "Cy" LeBlanc (born March 18, 1955 in Dieppe, New Brunswick) is a politician in the province of New Brunswick, Canada.
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Original:  References MLA Bios, Government of New Brunswick |-
Revised:  References MLA Bios, Government of New Brunswick 
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Original:  According to Hicks et al.,  scientific indicators may precede strong assumptions that are not necessarily correct.
Revised:  According to Hicks et al., use of scientific indicators may precede strong assumptions that are not necessarily correct.
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Original:  It was formulated by public policy professor Diana Hicks, scientometrics professor Paul Wouters, and their colleagues at the 19th International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators, held between 3-5 September 2014 in Leiden, The Netherlands.
Revised:  It was formulated by public policy professor Diana Hicks, scientometrics professor Paul Wouters, and their colleagues at the 19th International Conference on Science and Technology Indicators, held between 3–5 September 2014 in Leiden, The Netherlands.
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Original: Background Sabrina Jean was born in Mauritius, the daughter of Serge Aristide, who was born on the atoll of Peros Banhos in 1951 but left for Mauritius in 1967 when his mother was unwell.
Revised: Background Sabrina Jean was born in Mauritius, the daughter of Serge Aristide, who was born on the atoll of Peros Banhos in 1950 but left for Mauritius in 1967 when his mother was unwell.
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Original:  In 2011 she was allowed by the UK government to visit her home island of Peros Banhos, part of the Chagos Islands for the first and only time, visiting with her father.
Revised:  In 2011 she was allowed by the UK government to visit her home island of Peros Banhos, part of the Chagos Islands for the first and only time, visiting the homeland of her father.
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Original:  To this end and in the same year, Phule first taught reading and writing to his wife, Savitribai, and then the couple started the first indigenously-run school for girls in Pune. . The conservative upper caste society of Pune didn't approve of his work.
Revised:  To this end and in the same year, Phule first taught reading and writing to his wife, Savitribai, and then the couple started the first indigenously-run school for girls in Pune. The conservative upper caste society of Pune didn't approve of his work.
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Original:  Jyotirao Govindrao Phule (11 April 1827 – 28 November 1890) was an Indian social activist, thinker, anti-caste social reformer and writer from Maharashtra.
Revised: Mahatma Jyotirao Govindrao Phule (11 April 1827 – 28 November 1890) was an Indian social activist, thinker, anti-caste social reformer and writer from Maharashtra.
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Original:  This area in the Douro region is now part of the Cinfães municipalit
Revised:  This area in the Douro region is now part of the Cinfães municipality. UR
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Original:  This area in the Douro region is now part of the Cinfães municipality. UR 
Revised:  This area in the Douro region is now part of the Cinfães municipality. URL 
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Original:  This area in the Douro region is now part of the Cinfães URL
Revised:  This area in the Douro region is now part of the Cinfães municipality.
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Original:  On 27 November, 2020, she along with Paulina Pancenkov madd it to the final of the TV4 singing competition Idol 2020.
Revised:  On 27 November, 2020, she along with Paulina Pancenkov made it to the final of the TV4 singing competition Idol 2020.
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Original:  Nadja Holm won the final. URL
Revised:  Nadja Holm won the final. 
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Original:  She was born in Ethiopia Etiopien 2014 devote.se Retrieved 4 December 2020 and grow up in Roknäs outside of Piteå.
Revised:  She was born in Ethiopia Etiopien 2014 devote.se Retrieved 4 December 2020 and grew up in Roknäs outside of Piteå.
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Original:  She grow up in Bjuv.
Revised:  She grew up in Bjuv.
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Original: Punjabi women Category:People from Sargodha Category:Pakistani human rights activists Category:Pakistani humanists Category:Pakistani feminists Category:Children's rights activists in Pakistan Category:Minority rights activists Category:Children's rights activists Category:Pakistani women's rights activists Category:Pakistani civil rights activists Category:Pacifists Category:Nonviolence advocates Category:Bahauddin Zakariya University alumni Category:University of San Diego alum
Revised: Punjabi women Category:People from Sargodha Category:Pakistani human rights activists Category:Pakistani humanists Category:Pakistani feminists Category:Children's rights activists in Pakistan Category:Minority rights activists Category:Children's rights activists Category:Pakistani women's rights activists Category:Pakistani civil rights activists Category:Pacifists Category:Nonviolence advocates Category:Bahauddin Zakariya University alumni Category:University of San Diego alumni Category:Pakistani Christia
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Original: People from Sargodha Category:Pakistani human rights activists Category:Pakistani humanists Category:Pakistani feminists Category:Children's rights activists in Pakistan Category:Minority rights activists Category:Children's rights activists Category:Pakistani women's rights activists Category:Pakistani civil rights activists Category:Pacifists Category:Nonviolence advocates Category:Bahauddin Zakariya University alumni Category:University of San Diego alumni Category:Pakistani Christia
Revised: People from Sargodha Category:Pakistani human rights activists Category:Pakistani humanists Category:Pakistani feminists Category:Children's rights activists in Pakistan Category:Minority rights activists Category:Children's rights activists Category:Pakistani women's rights activists Category:Pakistani civil rights activists Category:Pacifists Category:Nonviolence advocates Category:Bahauddin Zakariya University alumni Category:University of San Diego alumni Category:Pakistani Christians Category:Pakistani Christian pacifis
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Original: Pakistani humanists Category:Pakistani feminists Category: Children 's rights activists in Pakistan Category:Minority rights activists Category:Children's rights activists Category:Pakistani women's rights activists Category:Pakistani civil rights activists Category:Pacifists Category:Nonviolence advocates Category:Bahauddin Zakariya University alumni Category:University of San Diego alumni Category:Pakistani Christians Category:Pakistani Christian pacifis
Revised: Pakistani humanists Category:Pakistani feminists Category: Pakistani children 's rights activists in Pakistan Category:Minority rights activists Category:Children's rights activists Category:Pakistani women's rights activists Category:Pakistani civil rights activists Category:Pacifists Category:Nonviolence advocates Category:Bahauddin Zakariya University alumni Category:University of San Diego alumni Category:Pakistani Christians Category:Pakistani Christian pacifis
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Original: Pakistani humanists Category:Pakistani feminists Category: Children 's rights activists in Pakistan Category:Minority rights activists Category:Children's rights activists Category:Pakistani women's rights activists Category:Pakistani civil rights activists Category:Pacifists Category:Nonviolence advocates Category:Bahauddin Zakariya University alumni Category:University of San Diego alumni Category:Pakistani Christians Category:Pakistani Christian pacifis
Revised: Pakistani humanists Category:Pakistani feminists Category: Children 's rights activists Category:Minority rights activists Category:Children's rights activists Category:Pakistani women's rights activists Category:Pakistani civil rights activists Category:Pacifists Category:Nonviolence advocates Category:Bahauddin Zakariya University alumni Category:University of San Diego alumni Category:Pakistani Christians Category:Pakistani Christian pacifis
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Original:  In 1998, Rubina and a team of her students formed an informal group called Taangh Wasaib (Urdu words' meaning “longing for the fullness of humanity").
Revised:  In 1998, she and a team of her students formed an informal group called Taangh Wasaib (Urdu words' meaning “longing for the fullness of humanity").
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Original:  They started working with women, and organized motivational sessions for women and men, and discussed gender-based issues that led to an improvement in women's mobility and access to opportunities in their own communities.
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Original:  After teaching in a public education sector and completing Masters in Development Studies, she decided to completely shift her field and entered the social development sector, and formally joined Taangh Wasaib Organization which works for the promotion of communal harmony, gender equality, and respect for human rights.
Revised:  After teaching in a public education sector and completing Masters in Development Studies, she entered the social development sector, and formally joined Taangh Wasaib Organization which works for the promotion of communal harmony, gender equality, and respect for human rights.
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Original:  She served there in different capacities including ;
Revised:  She served there in different capacities including 
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Original:  General Secretary and as the Executive Director till March 2020.
Revised:  General Secretary and as the Executive Director until March 2020.
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Original:  While working there, she helped to set up schools for children of the brick kiln and carpet weaver workers, and introduced human rights education in over 200 public and private schools in coordination with the district government besides other initiatives.
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Original:  She used Sufism as an effective tool for building peace among diverse communities in Pakistan, and promoted the Sufis' message based on the ideals of brotherhood and harmony that unequivocally rejected the rhetoric of sectarianism, hatred, and intolerance .
Revised:  She used Sufism as a tool for building peace among diverse communities in Pakistan, and promoted the Sufis' message based on the ideals of brotherhood and harmony that unequivocally rejected the rhetoric of sectarianism, hatred, and intolerance .
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Original:  She used Sufism as an effective tool for building peace among diverse communities in Pakistan, and promoted the Sufis' message based on the ideals of brotherhood and harmony that unequivocally rejected the rhetoric of sectarianism, hatred, and intolerance .
Revised:  She used Sufism as an effective tool for building peace among diverse communities in Pakistan, and promoted the Sufis' message based on the ideals of brotherhood and harmony .
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Original:  Tree branches give shade for daytime meditation and hold little twinkling lights for night time ceremonies – like a birthday party for a victim of violence, wishes of long life to a woman rejected by society.
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Original:  She has served as a member of governing body at several organizations including;
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Original:  Centre for Social Justice , and Peoples Commission for Minorities Rights.
Revised:  Centre for Social Justice and Peoples Commission for Minorities Rights.
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