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Original:  02 - The Singles [2002] Don't Walk Fly [2005] Working Title [2005] Even If She Tried [2008] Paper Cuts [2008] Website  Karma the band's official website Karma's Myspace profile Karma's Myspace preview profile References URL%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% URL Category:
Revised:  02 - The Singles [2002] Don't Walk Fly [2005] Working Title [2005] Even If She Tried [2008] Paper Cuts [2008] Website Karma the band's official website Karma's Myspace profile Karma's Myspace preview profile References %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% URL Category:
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Original:  02 - The Singles [2002] Don't Walk Fly [2005] Working Title [2005] Even If She Tried [2008] Paper Cuts [2008] Website  Karma the band's official website Karma's Myspace profile Karma's Myspace preview profile References URL%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% URL Category:
Revised:  02 - The Singles [2002] Don't Walk Fly [2005] Working Title [2005] Even If She Tried [2008] Paper Cuts [2008] Website Karma the band's official website Karma's Myspace profile Karma's Myspace preview profile References URL%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:
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Original: Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people Category:Afrikaner people Category:White South African people Category:South African people of Dutch descent Category:South African female singers Category:South African emigrants to the United States Category:LGBT people from South Africa Category:LGBT musicians from South Africa Category:Lesbian musicia
Revised: Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Living people Category:Afrikaner people Category:White South African people Category:South African people of Dutch descent Category:South African female singers Category:South African emigrants to the United Stat
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Original:  The South African born singer shot to fame in the mid-1990s with hit songs like Justand Henry Ate . Career Karma attained huge success in South Africa.
Revised:  The South African born singer shot to fame in the mid-1990s with hit songs such as "Just" and "Henry Ate" . Career Karma attained huge success in South Africa.
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Original:  Her song Just was counted as No. 1 in the 5FM 2001 URL Karma moved to the USA in URL Civil litigation with Lil Wayne Henry Ate's/Karma's song 'Once' is sampled by Lil Wayne in the mixtape track,  I Feel Like Dying  .
Revised:  Her song "Just" was counted as No. 1 in the 5FM 2001 URL Karma moved to the USA in URL Civil litigation with Lil Wayne Henry Ate's/Karma's song 'Once' is sampled by Lil Wayne in the mixtape track, I Feel Like Dying .
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Original:  Her song Just was counted as No. 1 in the 5FM 2001 URL Karma moved to the USA in URL Civil litigation with Lil Wayne Henry Ate's/Karma's song 'Once' is sampled by Lil Wayne in the mixtape track,  I Feel Like Dying  .
Revised:  Her song Just was counted as No. 1 in the 5FM 2001 countdown. Karma moved to the USA in URL Civil litigation with Lil Wayne Henry Ate's/Karma's song 'Once' is sampled by Lil Wayne in the mixtape track, I Feel Like Dying .
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Original:  Her song Just was counted as No. 1 in the 5FM 2001 URL Karma moved to the USA in URL Civil litigation with Lil Wayne Henry Ate's/Karma's song 'Once' is sampled by Lil Wayne in the mixtape track,  I Feel Like Dying  .
Revised:  Her song Just was counted as No. 1 in the 5FM 2001 URL Karma moved to the USA in URL Civil litigation with Lil Wayne Henry Ate's/Karma's song "Once" was sampled by Lil Wayne in the mixtape track, I Feel Like Dying .
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Original:  Her song Just was counted as No. 1 in the 5FM 2001 URL Karma moved to the USA in URL Civil litigation with Lil Wayne Henry Ate's/Karma's song 'Once' is sampled by Lil Wayne in the mixtape track,  I Feel Like Dying  .
Revised:  Her song Just was counted as No. 1 in the 5FM 2001 URL Karma moved to the USA in URL Civil litigation with Lil Wayne Henry Ate's/Karma's song 'Once' is sampled by Lil Wayne in the mixtape track, " I Feel Like Dying .
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Original:  Her song Just was counted as No. 1 in the 5FM 2001 URL Karma moved to the USA in URL Civil litigation with Lil Wayne Henry Ate's/Karma's song 'Once' is sampled by Lil Wayne in the mixtape track,  I Feel Like Dying  .
Revised:  Her song Just was counted as No. 1 in the 5FM 2001 URL Karma moved to the USA in URL Civil litigation with Lil Wayne Henry Ate's/Karma's song 'Once' is sampled by Lil Wayne in the mixtape track, I Feel Like Dying " .
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Original:  The term of the council ended in 1 October 1977.
Revised:  The term of the council ended on 1 October 1977.
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Original:  Rahmayadi stated that he had consulted with an expert on tourism to made the grave as a heritage site.
Revised:  Rahmayadi stated that he had consulted with an expert on tourism to make the grave a heritage site.
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Original:  Edy Rahmayadi stated that Lubis was one of the figures who spread and raise Islam in South Tapanuli.
Revised:  Edy Rahmayadi stated that Lubis was one of the figures who spread Islam in South Tapanuli.
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Original: After the surrender of Japan on 15 August 1945 and the proclamation of Indonesian Independence on 17 August 1945, on 24 August 1945, the Japanese forces in Mandailing Natal declared that the World War II has ended.
Revised: After the surrender of Japan on 15 August 1945 and the proclamation of Indonesian Independence on 17 August 1945, on 24 August 1945, the Japanese forces in Mandailing Natal declared that World War II has ended.
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Original: 2011 Apostolos Stathopoulos, CEO Gliovac obtains Orphan Drug status from the US FDA. Glioblastoma multiforme is the most common and deadly brain tumor in adults, but only affects 10,000-17,000 people in the US.
Revised: 2011 Gliovac obtains Orphan Drug status from the US FDA. Glioblastoma multiforme is the most common and deadly brain tumor in adults, but only affects 10,000-17,000 people in the US.
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Original:  The Monarchy had become associated to the dictatorship, and it now attempted to survive when the dictatorship had ceased to exist.
Revised:  The Monarchy had become associated with the dictatorship, and it now attempted to survive when the dictatorship had ceased to exist.
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Original:  Therefore, when it became known that the republican-socialist tickets had won in 41 of 50 province capitals, the Revolutionary Committee publicized an announcement stating that the election results had been “unfavorable to the Monarchy [and] favorable to the Republic”, and announced its intention to “act with energy and swiftness in order to give immediate effect to [the] aspirations [of that majoritarian, longing and juvenile Spain]  implementing the Republic”.
Revised:  Therefore, when it became known that the republican-socialist tickets had won in 41 of 50 province capitals, the Revolutionary Committee publicized an announcement stating that the election results had been “unfavorable to the Monarchy [and] favorable to the Republic”, and announced its intention to “act with energy and swiftness in order to give immediate effect to [the] aspirations [of that majoritarian, longing and juvenile Spain] by implementing the Republic”.
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Original:  At the individual level, most politicians refused to collaborate with Berenguer, so he could only count with the most reactionary sector of conservatism, headed by Gabino Bugallal (see further).
Revised:  At the individual level, most politicians refused to collaborate with Berenguer, so he could only count on the most reactionary sector of conservatism, headed by Gabino Bugallal (see further).
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Original:  At the individual level, most politicians refused to collaborate with Berenguer, so he could only count on the most reactionary sector of conservatism, headed by Gabino Bugallal (see further) .
Revised:  At the individual level, most politicians refused to collaborate with Berenguer, so he could only count on the most reactionary sector of conservatism, headed by Gabino Bugallal .
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Original:  At the individual level, most politicians refused to collaborate with Berenguer, so he could only count on the most reactionary sector of conservatism, headed by Gabino Bugallal .
Revised:  At the individual level, most politicians refused to collaborate with Berenguer, so he could only count on the most reactionary sector of conservatism, headed by Gabino Bugallal .
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Original:  This period saw two different governments: Dámaso Berenguer’s government, formed in January 1930 with the goal of reestablishing “constitutional normality ” following Primo de Rivera’s dictatorship, and President Juan Bautista Aznar’s government, formed a year later.
Revised:  This period saw two different governments: Dámaso Berenguer’s government, formed in January 1930 with the goal of reestablishing “constitutional normalcy ” following Primo de Rivera’s dictatorship, and President Juan Bautista Aznar’s government, formed a year later.
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Original:  Alfonso XIII named General Dámaso Berenguer president of the government on 28 January 1930, with the goal of returning the country to “constitutional normality ”.
Revised:  Alfonso XIII named General Dámaso Berenguer president on 28 January 1930, with the goal of returning the country to “constitutional normality ”.
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Original:  Alfonso XIII named General Dámaso Berenguer president of the government on 28 January 1930, with the goal of returning the country to “constitutional normality ”.
Revised:  Alfonso XIII named General Dámaso Berenguer president of the government on 28 January 1930, with the goal of returning the country to “constitutional normalcy ”.
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Original:  Nonetheless, this mistake was made by the King and his government by trying to return to the 1876 Constitution although it had been abolished for six years.
Revised:  Nonetheless, this mistake was made by the King and his government by trying to bring Spain back to the 1876 Constitution although it had been abolished for six years.
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Original:  Nonetheless, this mistake was made by the King and his government by trying to return to the 1876 Constitution although it had been abolished for six years.
Revised:  Nonetheless, this mistake was made by the King and his government by trying to return to the 1876 Constitution despite it having been abolished for six years.
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Original:  During that time, his rule was legitimized not by a written document, but by a coup d’état , which the Kinghad accepted .
Revised:  During that time, his rule was legitimized not by a written document, but by a coup d’état allowed by the King .
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Original: García Queipo de Llano, p. 126. Republican politicians and “monarchists without a King”, as well as numerous jurists, denounced the return to “constitutional normality ” as impossible.
Revised: García Queipo de Llano, p. 126. Republican politicians and “monarchists without a King”, as well as numerous jurists, dismissed the return to “constitutional normality ” as impossible.
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Original: García Queipo de Llano, p. 126. Republican politicians and “monarchists without a King”, as well as numerous jurists, denounced the return to “constitutional normality ” as impossible.
Revised: García Queipo de Llano, p. 126. Republican politicians and “monarchists without a King”, as well as numerous jurists, denounced the return to “constitutional normalcy ” as impossible.
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Original:  According to Gómez, Primo de Rivera’s dictatorship initiated a constituent process that could only be concluded with a return to normality through “a constituent government, constituent elections presided by a neutral power that wasn’t a belligerent in the conflict created by the dictatorship, a system of freedoms and guarantees for citizens and courts wielding supreme authority to create the new common legality”.
Revised:  According to Gómez, Primo de Rivera’s dictatorship initiated a constituent process that could only be concluded with a return to normalcy through “a constituent government, constituent elections presided by a neutral power that wasn’t a belligerent in the conflict created by the dictatorship, a system of freedoms and guarantees for citizens and courts wielding supreme authority to create the new common legality”.
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Original:  General Berenguer was greatly troubled while articulating his government because the two dynastic parties, the Liberal-Fusionist Party and the Conservative Party had ceased to exist after the six year dictatorship, as they weren’t real political parties but actually interest groups whose only objective was to hold power at a certain time, owing to the electoral fraud instituted by the cacique system.
Revised:  General Berenguer was greatly troubled while articulating his government because the two dynastic parties, the Liberal-Fusionist Party and the Conservative Party had ceased to exist following the six-year dictatorship, for they weren’t real political parties but actually interest groups whose only objective was to hold power at a certain time, owing to the electoral fraud instituted by the cacique system.
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Original:  General Berenguer was greatly troubled while articulating his government because the two dynastic parties, the Liberal-Fusionist Party and the Conservative Party had ceased to exist after the six year dictatorship, as they weren’t real political parties but actually interest groups whose only objective was to hold power at a certain time, owing to the electoral fraud instituted by the cacique system.
Revised:  General Berenguer was greatly troubled while articulating his government because the two dynastic parties, the Liberal-Fusionist Party and the Conservative Party had ceased to exist after the six year dictatorship, as they weren’t actual political parties but actually interest groups whose only objective was to hold power at a certain time, owing to the electoral fraud instituted by the cacique system.
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Original:  General Berenguer was greatly troubled while articulating his government because the two dynastic parties, the Liberal-Fusionist Party and the Conservative Party had ceased to exist after the six year dictatorship, as they weren’t real political parties but actually interest groups whose only objective was to hold power at a certain time, owing to the electoral fraud instituted by the cacique system.
Revised:  General Berenguer was greatly troubled while articulating his government because the two dynastic parties, the Liberal-Fusionist Party and the Conservative Party had ceased to exist after the six year dictatorship, as they weren’t real political parties but interest groups whose only objective was to hold power at a certain time, owing to the electoral fraud instituted by the cacique system.
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Original:  At the individual level, most politicians refused to collaborate with Berenguer  , so he could only count on the most reactionary sector of conservatism, headed by Gabino Bugallal.
Revised:  Most politicians refused to collaborate with Berenguer , so he could only count on the most reactionary sector of conservatism, headed by Gabino Bugallal.
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Original:  The slow rate at which the new liberalizing policies were being approved cast doubt on the government’s claimed objective of reestablishing “Constitutional normality ”.
Revised:  The slow rate at which the new liberalizing policies were being implemented cast doubt on the government’s claimed objective of reestablishing “Constitutional normality ”.
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Original:  The slow rate at which the new liberalizing policies were being approved cast doubt on the government’s claimed objective of reestablishing “Constitutional normality ”.
Revised:  The slow rate at which the new liberalizing policies were being approved cast doubt on the government’s claimed objective of reestablishing “Constitutional normalcy ”.
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Original:  During this time, some politicians of the two dynastic parties defined themselves as “monarchists without a King” (such as Ángel Ossorio y Gallardo) and others joined the Republican side (such as Miguel Maura and Niceto Alcalá-Zamora, both of whom founded the Liberal Republican Right  .
Revised:  During this time, some politicians of the two dynastic parties defined themselves as “monarchists without a King” (such as Ángel Ossorio y Gallardo) and others joined the Republican side (such as Miguel Maura and Niceto Alcalá-Zamora, both of whom founded the Liberal Republican Right ) .
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Original:  The sectors of society that had always supported it , such as business owners, began to abandon it because they didn’ t trust its capacity to end the turmoil.
Revised:  Sectors of society that had always supported it , such as business owners, began to abandon it because they didn’ t trust its capacity to end the turmoil.
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Original:  The sectors of society that had always supported it , such as business owners, began to abandon it because they didn’ t trust its capacity to end the turmoil.
Revised:  The sectors of society that had always supported it , such as business owners, withdrew their support because they they didn' t trust its capacity to end the turmoil.
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Original:  Neither did the Monarchy have the support of the middle class (the Church’s influence in this sector was being eroded and substituted by democratic and socialist ideas), and the intellectuals and university students clearly stated their rejection of the King.
Revised:  The Monarchy also lacked the support of the middle class (the Church’s influence in this sector was being eroded and substituted by democratic and socialist ideas), and the intellectuals and university students clearly stated their rejection of the King.
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Original:  Neither did the Monarchy have the support of the middle class (the Church’s influence in this sector was being eroded and substituted by democratic and socialist ideas), and the intellectuals and university students clearly stated their rejection of the King.
Revised:  Neither did the Monarchy have the support of the middle class (the Church’s influence in this sector of society was being displaced by democratic and socialist ideas), and the intellectuals and university students clearly stated their rejection of the King.
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Original:  Neither did the Monarchy have the support of the middle class (the Church’s influence in this sector was being eroded and substituted by democratic and socialist ideas), and the intellectuals and university students clearly stated their rejection of the King.
Revised:  Neither did the Monarchy have the support of the middle class (the Church’s influence in this sector was being eroded and substituted by democratic and socialist ideas), and intellectuals and university students clearly stated their rejection of the King.
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Original:  Neither did the Monarchy have the support of the middle class (the Church’s influence in this sector was being eroded and substituted by democratic and socialist ideas), and the intellectuals and university students clearly stated their rejection of the King.
Revised:  Neither did the Monarchy have the support of the middle class (the Church’s influence in this sector was being eroded and substituted by democratic and socialist ideas), and the intellectuals and university students clearly publicized their rejection of the King.
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Original:  One of the few groups that supported the Monarchy was the Catholic Church ( who was fond of the Monarchy, as it reestablished its traditional position in society), but the Church was on the defensive due to the growth of republican and democratic ideals in the country.
Revised:  One of the few groups that supported the Monarchy was the Catholic Church ( which was fond of the Monarchy, as it reestablished its traditional position in society), but the Church was on the defensive due to the growth of republican and democratic ideals in the country.
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Original:  Another source of support was the Army, although some sectors of the Army were dropping their loyalty to the King.
Revised:  Another source of politica support for the Monarchy was the Army, although some sectors of the Army were dropping their loyalty to the King.
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Original:  Another source of support was the Army, although some sectors of the Army were dropping their loyalty to the King.
Revised:  Another source of support was the Army, although some sectors of this institution were abandoning their support for the King.
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Original:  In the words of Juliá Santos, “Perhaps the Army in itself would never participate in a conspiracy against the Monarchy but neither would it do anything to save the throne and not few military personnel  hurriedly collaborated with the anti-monarchic conspirators”.
Revised:  In the words of Juliá Santos, “Perhaps the Army in itself would never participate in a conspiracy against the Monarchy but neither would it do anything to save the throne , and there weren't few military personnel hurriedly collaborated with the anti-monarchic conspirators”.
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Original:  In the words of Juliá Santos, “Perhaps the Army in itself would never participate in a conspiracy against the Monarchy but neither would it do anything to save the throne and not few military personnel  hurriedly collaborated with the anti-monarchic conspirators”.
Revised:  In the words of Juliá Santos, “Perhaps the Army in itself would never participate in a conspiracy against the Monarchy but neither would it do anything to save the throne and not few military personnel that hurriedly collaborated with the anti-monarchic conspirators”.
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Original:  The social changes that had occurred in the last thirty years did not help the reestablishment of the system of power of the Restoration .
Revised:  The social changes that had occurred in the previous thirty years did not help the reestablishment of the system of power of the Restoration .
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Original:  This fact , along with the public's association of the Dictatorship and the Monarchy, would explain the rapid growth of Republicanism in the cities.
Revised:  This fact , along with the public's association of the Dictatorship with the Monarchy, would explain the rapid growth of Republicanism in the cities.
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Original:  This fact , along with the public's association of the Dictatorship and the Monarchy, would explain the rapid growth of Republicanism in the cities.
Revised:  This fact , along with the public's association of the Dictatorship and the Monarchy, can explain the rapid growth of Republicanism in the cities.
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Original:  Thus, in this fast politization process, the lower and middle urban classes concluded that the Monarchy signified despotism, and Democracy signified a Republic.
Revised:  Thus, in this fast politization process, the lower and middle urban classes were convinced that the Monarchy signified despotism, and Democracy signified a Republic.
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Original:  “people started to cheerfully make for the streets, following any pretext, to praise the Republic”.
Revised:  “people began to cheerfully make for the streets, following any pretext, to praise the Republic”.
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Original:  “people started to cheerfully make for the streets, following any pretext, to praise the Republic”.
Revised:  “people started to cheerfully make for the streets, under any pretext, to praise the Republic”.
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