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Original: Physician legal concerns In a 2016 article in the Journal of Substance AbuseTreatment , a peer-reviewed medical journal, the authors concluded that although some medical providers have concerns about legal risks concerning co-prescribing naloxone to pain patients, "such concerns are unfounded" and that the legal risk is no higher than it is with any other medication.
Revised: Physician legal concerns In a 2016 article in Substance Abuse , a peer-reviewed medical journal, the authors concluded that although some medical providers have concerns about legal risks concerning co-prescribing naloxone to pain patients, "such concerns are unfounded" and that the legal risk is no higher than it is with any other medication.
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Original:   Examples include: Illinois.
Revised:  Many have passed and were signed into law. Examples include: Illinois.
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Original:  In the state senate, SB3659 (introduced in February 2020) would require providers to offer a naloxone hydrochloride prescription to patients at risk of overdosing from opiate prescriptions or opiate street drugs.
Revised:  In the state senate, SB3659 (introduced in February 2020) would require providers to offer a prescription for naloxone (or equivalent) to certain populations at higher risk of overdosing from opiate prescriptions or opiate street drugs.
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Original:  In February , the New York State Senate passed a package of bills to fight the opioid crisis, including a bill (S. 5150-B) that would require prescribers to prescribe patients an opioid antagonist with their very first opioid prescription .
Revised:  In February , the New York State Senate passed a package of bills to fight the opioid crisis, including a bill (S. 5150-B) that would require prescribers to prescribe patients an opioid antagonist agent with the first opioid prescription .
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Original:  Twenty-five state representatives in the South Carolina House sponsored a bill, Bill 4711, that would require prescribers to provide patient education about overdoses and offer a naloxone (or equivalent) prescription to certain ask-risk patients .
Revised:  The South Carolina Opioid Overdose Prevention Bill if passed would require prescribers to provide patient education about overdoses and offer a naloxone (or equivalent) prescription to certain ask-risk patients .
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Original:  Twenty-five state representatives in the South Carolina House sponsored a bill, Bill 4711, that would require prescribers to provide patient education about overdoses and offer a naloxone (or equivalent) prescription to certain ask-risk patients .
Revised:  Twenty-five state representatives in the South Carolina House sponsored a bill, Bill 4711, that would require prescribers to offer a prescription for naloxone (or equivalent) prescription to certain ask-risk patients .
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Original:  U.S. federal guidelines recommend that doctors co-prescribe naloxone for all patients who are prescribed opioids and also meet at least one of the following criteria:
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Receive 50 or more morphine milligram equivalents per day (MME/d) Have a respiratory condition (for example, COPD or sleep apnea) Are prescribed benzodiazepine drugs Have a substance abuse disorder for substances other than opioids Drink heavily Have a mental health disorder Additionally, the prescribers are encouraged to authorize naloxone outright to patients who are not prescribed opioids if they use illegal street drugs or engage in other high-risk behavior.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Additionally, the prescribers are encouraged to authorize naloxone outright to patients who are not prescribed opioids if they use illegal street drugs or engage in other high-risk behavior.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Receive 50 or more morphine milligram equivalents per day (MME/d) Have a respiratory condition (for example, COPD or sleep apnea) Are prescribed benzodiazepine drugs Have a substance abuse disorder for substances other than opioids Drink heavily Have a mental health disorder Additionally, the prescribers are encouraged to authorize naloxone outright to patients who are not prescribed opioids if they use illegal street drugs or engage in other high-risk behavior.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Receive 50 or more morphine milligram equivalents per day (MME/d) Have a respiratory condition (for example, COPD or sleep apnea) Are prescribed benzodiazepine drugs Have a substance abuse disorder for substances other than opioids Drink heavily Have a mental health disorder 
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Original:  There are also populations of Gujarati Muslims, Jains, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Parsis, Jews, and followers of the Baháʼí Faith.
Revised:  There are also populations of Gujarati Muslims, Jains, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jews, and followers of the Baháʼí Faith.
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Original:  also known as the Father of IndiaMuhammad Ali JinnahPakistan/IndiaThe founder of Pakistan,
Revised:  also known as the Father of IndiaMuhammad Ali JinnahPakistanThe founder of Pakistan,
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Original: Hindu communities The major communities in Gujarat are the major sailor and seafood exporters Kharwa, traditional Agriculturalist such as Patel , Bharvad, and Meena.
Revised: Hindu communities The major communities in Gujarat are traditional Agriculturalist ( such as Patel , Bharvad, and Meena.
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Original:  Brahmin communities (such as Joshi, Anavil, Nagar, Modh, Shrimali), Farming communities (such as patel and Koli people, Genealogist communities (such as Barots), Kshatriya communities (such as Koli Thakor, Banushali , Choudhary jats , Rabari , Kathi Darbars, Karadia, Nadoda, Dabhi, Chudasama, Ahir, Lohana, Maher), Tribal communities (such as Bhils, Meghwal and Kolis, Gamit, Konkani, varli ), Vaishya (such as Bhatia, Soni ) and Devipujak (such as Dataniya, Dantani, Chunara, Patni).
Revised:  Brahmin communities (such as Joshi, Anavil, Nagar, Modh, Shrimali), other farming communities (such as patel and Koli people, Genealogist communities (such as Barots), Kshatriya communities (such as Koli Thakor, Banushali , Choudhary jats , Rabari , Kathi Darbars, Karadia, Nadoda, Dabhi, Chudasama, Ahir, Lohana, Maher), Tribal communities (such as Bhils, Meghwal and Kolis, Gamit, Konkani, varli ), Vaishya (such as Bhatia, Soni ) and Devipujak (such as Dataniya, Dantani, Chunara, Patni).
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Original:  Brahmin communities (such as Joshi, Anavil, Nagar, Modh, Shrimali), Farming communities (such as patel and Koli people, Genealogist communities (such as Barots), Kshatriya communities (such as Koli Thakor, Banushali , Choudhary jats , Rabari , Kathi Darbars, Karadia, Nadoda, Dabhi, Chudasama, Ahir, Lohana, Maher), Tribal communities (such as Bhils, Meghwal and Kolis, Gamit, Konkani, varli ), Vaishya (such as Bhatia, Soni ) and Devipujak (such as Dataniya, Dantani, Chunara, Patni).
Revised:  Brahmin communities (such as Joshi, Anavil, Nagar, Modh, Shrimali), Farming communities (such as Charan, Rabari, Bharvad), Genealogist communities (such as Barots), Kshatriya communities (such as Koli Thakor, Banushali , Choudhary jats , Rabari , Kathi Darbars, Karadia, Nadoda, Dabhi, Chudasama, Ahir, Lohana, Maher), Tribal communities (such as Bhils, Meghwal and Kolis, Gamit, Konkani, varli ), Vaishya (such as Bhatia, Soni ) and Devipujak (such as Dataniya, Dantani, Chunara, Patni).
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Original:  Brahmin communities (such as Joshi, Anavil, Nagar, Modh, Shrimali), Farming communities (such as patel and Koli people, Genealogist communities (such as Barots), Kshatriya communities (such as Koli Thakor, Banushali , Choudhary jats , Rabari , Kathi Darbars, Karadia, Nadoda, Dabhi, Chudasama, Ahir, Lohana, Maher), Tribal communities (such as Bhils, Meghwal and Kolis, Gamit, Konkani, varli ), Vaishya (such as Bhatia, Soni ) and Devipujak (such as Dataniya, Dantani, Chunara, Patni).
Revised:  Brahmin communities (such as Joshi, Anavil, Nagar, Modh, Shrimali), Farming communities (such as patel and Koli people, Genealogist communities (such as Barots), Kshatriya communities (such as Koli Thakor, Bhanushali , Choudhary jats , Rabari , Kathi Darbars, Karadia, Nadoda, Dabhi, Chudasama, Ahir, Lohana, Maher), Tribal communities (such as Bhils, Meghwal and Kolis, Gamit, Konkani, varli ), Vaishya (such as Bhatia, Soni ) and Devipujak (such as Dataniya, Dantani, Chunara, Patni).
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Original:  Brahmin communities (such as Joshi, Anavil, Nagar, Modh, Shrimali), Farming communities (such as patel and Koli people, Genealogist communities (such as Barots), Kshatriya communities (such as Koli Thakor, Banushali , Choudhary jats , Rabari , Kathi Darbars, Karadia, Nadoda, Dabhi, Chudasama, Ahir, Lohana, Maher), Tribal communities (such as Bhils, Meghwal and Kolis, Gamit, Konkani, varli ), Vaishya (such as Bhatia, Soni ) and Devipujak (such as Dataniya, Dantani, Chunara, Patni).
Revised:  Brahmin communities (such as Joshi, Anavil, Nagar, Modh, Shrimali), Farming communities (such as patel and Koli people, Genealogist communities (such as Barots), Kshatriya communities (such as Koli Thakor, Banushali , Choudhary jats , Rajput , Kathi Darbars, Karadia, Nadoda, Dabhi, Chudasama, Ahir, Lohana, Maher), Tribal communities (such as Bhils, Meghwal and Kolis, Gamit, Konkani, varli ), Vaishya (such as Bhatia, Soni ) and Devipujak (such as Dataniya, Dantani, Chunara, Patni).
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Original:  Brahmin communities (such as Joshi, Anavil, Nagar, Modh, Shrimali), Farming communities (such as patel and Koli people, Genealogist communities (such as Barots), Kshatriya communities (such as Koli Thakor, Banushali , Choudhary jats , Rabari , Kathi Darbars, Karadia, Nadoda, Dabhi, Chudasama, Ahir, Lohana, Maher), Tribal communities (such as Bhils, Meghwal and Kolis, Gamit, Konkani, varli ), Vaishya (such as Bhatia, Soni ) and Devipujak (such as Dataniya, Dantani, Chunara, Patni).
Revised:  Brahmin communities (such as Joshi, Anavil, Nagar, Modh, Shrimali), Farming communities (such as patel and Koli people, Genealogist communities (such as Barots), Kshatriya communities (such as Koli Thakor, Banushali , Choudhary jats , Rabari , Kathi Darbars, Karadia, Nadoda, Dabhi, Chudasama, Ahir, Lohana, Maher), Tribal communities (such as Bhils, Meghwal and Kolis, Gamit, Konkani, varli ) and Devipujak (such as Dataniya, Dantani, Chunara, Patni).
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Original:  It began as a plantation alongside Stabroek, which began as a two-mile brick road with a row of houses on each side of the road.
Revised:  It began as a sugar plantation and was located alongside Stabroek, which began as a two-mile brick road with a row of houses on each side of the road.
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Original:  It began as a sugar plantation and was located alongside Stabroek, which began as a two-mile brick road with a row of houses on each side of the road.
Revised:  History It was a sugar plantation and was located alongside Stabroek, which began as a two-mile brick road with a row of houses on each side of the road.
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Original:  It began as a sugar plantation and was located alongside Stabroek, which began as a two-mile brick road with a row of houses on each side of the road.
Revised:  It began as a sugar plantation located alongside Stabroek, which began as a two-mile brick road with a row of houses on each side of the road.
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Original:  It was Germantown by 1812, when Werk-en-rust was one of eight wards .
Revised:  By 1812, when Werk-en-rust was one of eight wards .
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Original:  It was Germantown by 1812, when Werk-en-rust was one of eight wards .
Revised:  It was Germantown by 1812, Werk-en-rust was one of eight wards .
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Original:   By 1911, Werk-en-Rust had a number of Afro-Guyanese, Portuguese and Chinese citizens.
Revised:  By 1911, Werk-en-Rust was populated by Afro-Guyanese, Portuguese and Chinese citizens.
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Original:    A cemetery was established there and people began to settle in Werk-en-rust and became an extension of Stabroek by 1799.
Revised:  Co. A cemetery was established there and people began to settle in Werk-en-rust and became an extension of Stabroek by 1799.
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Original:  In 1833, Werk-en-Rust was a coffee and plantain plantation with 35 male and 28 female slaves.
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Original: History It began as a plantation, but by the end of the 18th century,  parcels of land were sold to saw-millers.
Revised: History It began as a plantation, and by the end of the 18th century, parcels of land were sold to saw-millers.
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Original: History It began as a plantation, but by the end of the 18th century,  parcels of land were sold to saw-millers.
Revised: History It began as a plantation, but by the end of the 18th century, parcels of land began to be sold off to saw-millers.
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Original:  A cemetery was established there and people began to settle in Werk-en-rust and became an extension of Stabroek by 1799.
Revised:  A cemetery was established there , people began to settle in Werk-en-rust and became an extension of Stabroek by 1799.
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Original:  A cemetery was established there and people began to settle in Werk-en-rust and became an extension of Stabroek by 1799.
Revised:  A cemetery was established there and people began to settle in Werk-en-rust , and it became an extension of Stabroek by 1799.
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Original: History It began as a plantation, and by the end of the 18th century, its size was reduced as parcels of land began to be sold off to saw-millers.
Revised: History It began as a plantation, and by the end of the 18th century, its size was reduced as parcels of land were sold off to saw-millers.
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Original: Gameplay The End is a role-playing game in a post-biblical apocalyptic URL  Controversy According to Shannon Appelcine,    the game was banned at Gen Con under TSR , which "resulted in Scapegoat staff marching outside Gen Con with placards saying 'The End Is HERE!,' offering another example of censorship being the best marketing.
Revised: Gameplay The End is a role-playing game in a post-biblical apocalyptic URL Controversy According to Shannon Appelcine, Dragons. the game was banned at Gen Con under TSR , which "resulted in Scapegoat staff marching outside Gen Con with placards saying 'The End Is HERE!,' offering another example of censorship being the best marketing.
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Original:   Reviews Dragon #239 
Revised:  " Reviews Dragon #239 
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Original:   Reviews Dragon #239 
Revised:  Reviews Dragon #239 ), Rick Swan noted that "If we gave points here at Review Central for irreverence, this over-the-top RPG of 'theological horror' would score a perfect 10." But Swan has some reservations. "Is it fun? Let me put it this way: after an afternoon of End-inspired fun, it took an evening of Barney reruns to restore my spiritual balance." Swan concluded that there might be an audience for the game, saying, "Recommended for the courageous, the broad-minded, and those comfortable with sentences like: 'Q: Is there any kind of afterlife for the Meek? A: No. After life, you rot.'"
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Original:  Cover art, 1995 Gameplay The End, designed by Joseph Donka, Dan Woodward and Reid San Filippo is a self-described "theological horror" role-playing game that uses traditional Christian apocalyptic symbology in an irreverent post-biblical apocalyptic URL Players take on the roles of characters who have either ended up in Heaven or in Hell following Armageddon.
Revised:  Cover art, 1995 Gameplay The End, designed by Joseph Donka, Dan Woodward and Reid San Filippo is a self-described "theological horror" role-playing game that uses traditional Christian apocalyptic symbology in an irreverent post-biblical apocalyptic setting. Players take on the roles of characters who have either ended up in Heaven or in Hell following Armageddon.
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Original:  References External links Review in Shadis  
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Original:  Over time, e rose trough the ranks, making lecturer, senior lecturer, associate professor and full professor.
Revised:  Over time, he rose trough the ranks, making lecturer, senior lecturer, associate professor and full professor.
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Original:  He is credited with raisin , in collaboration with others, a total of KSh1.018 billion (approximately US$10.2 million), from donors, sponsors and well-wishers towards university and related programs.
Revised:  He is credited with raising , in collaboration with others, a total of KSh1.018 billion (approximately US$10.2 million), from donors, sponsors and well-wishers towards university and related programs.
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Original:  Over time, he rose trough the ranks, making lecturer, senior lecturer, associate professor and full professor.
Revised:  Over time, he rose through the ranks, making lecturer, senior lecturer, associate professor and full professor.
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Original:  She as nicknamed her unique eyebrows "Veronica."
Revised:  She has nicknamed her unique eyebrows "Veronica."
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Original: Modeling Career Personal Life As of 2019, Hadjipanteli was reported to be in a relationship with London-based photographer, Zac Apostolou.
Revised: Modeling career Personal Life As of 2019, Hadjipanteli was reported to be in a relationship with London-based photographer, Zac Apostolou.
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Original: Modeling Career Personal Life As of 2019, Hadjipanteli was reported to be in a relationship with London-based photographer, Zac Apostolou.
Revised: Modeling Career Personal life As of 2019, Hadjipanteli was reported to be in a relationship with London-based photographer, Zac Apostolou.
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Original:  External Links Category:Cypriot people Category:Cypriot models Category:University System of Maryland alumni Category:Living people Category: Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Female mode
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Original:  External Links Category:Cypriot people Category:Cypriot models Category:University System of Maryland alumni Category:Living people Category: Year of birth missing (living people) Category:Female mode
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Original:  The Rome Diagnostic Criteria are set forth by Rome Foundation, a not for profit 501(c)(3) organization based in Raleigh, North Carolina  .
Revised:  The Rome diagnostic criteria are set forth by Rome Foundation, a not for profit 501(c)(3) organization based in Raleigh, North Carolina .
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Original:  The Rome Diagnostic Criteria are set forth by Rome Foundation, a not for profit 501(c)(3) organization based in Raleigh, North Carolina  .
Revised:  The Rome Diagnostic Criteria are set forth by Rome Foundation, a not for profit 501(c)(3) organization based in Raleigh, North Carolina , United States .
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Original:  History There were several systematic approaches that attempted to classify functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGIDs).
Revised:  History Several systematic approaches attempted to classify functional gastrointestinal disorders (FGIDs).
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Original:  The Manning Criteria characterized IBS-D (IBS with predominant diarrhea), but importantly,  cluster of symptoms which were characteristic for this disorder.
Revised:  The Manning Criteria characterized IBS-D (IBS with predominant diarrhea), but importantly, a cluster of symptoms which were characteristic for this disorder.
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Original:  This ultimately became the basis for Rome's symptom based criteria for IBS.
Revised:  This ultimately became the basis for Rome's symptom-based criteria for IBS.
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Original:  Gastroenterology 1984;87:224–225 In 1989, the first consensus based diagnostic criteria for IBS were established.
Revised:  Gastroenterology 1984;87:224–225 In 1989, the first consensus-based diagnostic criteria for IBS were established.
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Original:  From 1991 – 1993, several working teams (esophagus, gastroduodenal, bowel, biliary, anorectal) published symptom based criteria and clinical features of the functional GI disorders within these anatomic domains in Gastroenterology International.
Revised:  From 1991 to 1993, several working teams (esophagus, gastroduodenal, bowel, biliary, anorectal) published symptom based criteria and clinical features of the functional GI disorders within these anatomic domains in Gastroenterology International.
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Original:  From 1991 – 1993, several working teams (esophagus, gastroduodenal, bowel, biliary, anorectal) published symptom based criteria and clinical features of the functional GI disorders within these anatomic domains in Gastroenterology International.
Revised:  From 1991 – 1993, several working teams (esophagus, gastroduodenal, bowel, biliary, anorectal) published symptom-based criteria and clinical features of the functional GI disorders within these anatomic domains in Gastroenterology International.
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Original:  The Rome Diagnostic Criteria are set forth by the Rome Foundation, an independent, not for profit 501(c)(3) URL Evolution of Rome criteria Rome I In 1994, Rome I was published as The Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders:Diagnosis, Pathophysiology, and Treatment—A Multinational Consensus.
Revised:  dThe Rome Diagnostic criteria are set forth by the Rome Foundation, an independent, not for profit 501(c)(3) URL Evolution of Rome criteria Rome I In 1994, Rome I was published as The Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders:Diagnosis, Pathophysiology, and Treatment—A Multinational Consensus.
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Original:  Rome I essentially created the field of FGIDs  Rome II By the mid-1990s, the concept of FGID classification and the use of diagnostic criteria was promoted due to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
Revised:  Rome I essentially created the field of FGIDs . Rome II By the mid-1990s, the concept of FGID classification and the use of diagnostic criteria was promoted due to the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
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Original:  Global education on FGIDs help to understand and characterize the cross-cultural differences in symptom reporting  Provide translations into other languages . Creation of diagnostic algorithms for a functional GI disorder diagnosis or other diagnosis .
Revised:  Global education on FGIDs help to understand and characterize the cross-cultural differences in symptom reporting . Provide translations into other languages . Creation of diagnostic algorithms for a functional GI disorder diagnosis or other diagnosis .
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Original:  Global education on FGIDs help to understand and characterize the cross-cultural differences in symptom reporting  Provide translations into other languages . Creation of diagnostic algorithms for a functional GI disorder diagnosis or other diagnosis .
Revised:  Global education on FGIDs help to understand and characterize the cross-cultural differences in symptom reporting Provide translations into other languages Creation of diagnostic algorithms for a functional GI disorder diagnosis or other diagnosis .
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