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Original:  At the end of 1473, they negotiated at Trier the marriage of Charles's daughter Marie with Frederick's son Maximilian, in order to get Charles elected as King of the Romans and to be the next Emperor.
Revised:  At the end of 1473, they negotiated at Trier the marriage of Charles's daughter Marie with Frederick's son Maximilian, in order to get Charles elected as King of the Romans and the next Emperor.
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Original:  It failed, but Frederick then proposed to Charles the creation of a new Kingdom of Burgundy, which would have included all the imperial lands of the Duke, plus the Duchies of Lorraine, Savoy and Clèves and the Bishoprics of Utrecht, Liège, Toul and Verdun.
Revised:  This failed, but Frederick then proposed to Charles the creation of a new Kingdom of Burgundy, which would have included all the imperial lands of the Duke, plus the Duchies of Lorraine, Savoy and Clèves and the Bishoprics of Utrecht, Liège, Toul and Verdun.
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Original: R. Vaughan, Charles the Bold: The Last Valois Duke of Burgundy, 1973 Charles continued the territorial expansion of the Burgundian State by buying Brisgau and Sundgau from Sigismund, Archduke of Austria in 1469, then conquering the Duchy of Guelders and the County of Zutphen.
Revised: R. Vaughan, Charles the Bold: The Last Valois Duke of Burgundy, 1973 Charles continued to expand the Burgundian State by buying Brisgau and Sundgau from Sigismund, Archduke of Austria in 1469, then conquering the Duchy of Guelders and the County of Zutphen.
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Original:  He would always dress very richly, and, faced to the King of France or the Emperor, present himself as their equal.
Revised:  He always dressed very richly, and, faced to the King of France or the Emperor, present himself as their equal.
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Original:  He would always dress very richly, and, faced to the King of France or the Emperor, present himself as their equal.
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Original:  He would always dress very richly, and, faced to the King of France or the Emperor, present himself as their equal.
Revised:  He would always dress very richly, and, faced to the King of France or the Emperor, presented himself as their equal.
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Original:  With a weakened army, Duke Charles persevered and wanted to assiege Nancy as quick as possible.
Revised:  With a weakened army, Duke Charles persevered and wanted to besiege Nancy as quickly as possible.
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Original:  Unhappy with the previous duke's actions, she had to grand them the Great Privilege, which suppressed several centralized institutions, reestablished many local and communal rights, and increased the power of the States General.
Revised:  Unhappy with the previous duke's actions, she had to grant them the Great Privilege, which suppressed several centralized institutions, reestablished many local and communal rights, and increased the power of the States General.
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Original:  The coming of Maximilian as duke cheered the troops, and it turned the tables on the King of France who had been taking advantage of the death of his opponent.
Revised:  The coming of Maximilian as duke cheered the troops, and turned the tables on the King of France who had been taking advantage of the death of his opponent.
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Original:  The French were defeated at the Battle of Guinegate in 1479, after what they negotiated a truce.
Revised:  The French were defeated at the Battle of Guinegate in 1479, after which they negotiated a truce.
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Original:  However, the unexpected death of Mary in 1482, from a horse riding accident, weakened Maximilian's position, as he had to cope with difficulties to be accepted as the rightful regent for his son Philip, aged 3.
Revised:  However, the unexpected death of Mary in 1482, from a horse riding accident, weakened Maximilian's position, as he had to cope with difficulties being accepted as the rightful regent for his son Philip, aged 3.
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Original:  However, the unexpected death of Mary in 1482, from a horse riding accident, weakened Maximilian's position, as he had to cope with difficulties to be accepted as the rightful regent for his son Philip, aged 3.
Revised:  However, the unexpected death of Mary in 1482, from a horse riding accident, weakened Maximilian's position, as he had to cope with difficulties to be accepted as the rightful regent for his son Philip, aged three.
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Original:  But the Dauphin, after having been crowned as Charles VIII, rather married Anne of Brittany, which was already married by proxy to Maximilian.
Revised:  But the Dauphin, after having been crowned as Charles VIII, instead married Anne of Brittany, which was already married by proxy to Maximilian.
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Original:  But the Dauphin, after having been crowned as Charles VIII, rather married Anne of Brittany, which was already married by proxy to Maximilian.
Revised:  But the Dauphin, after having been crowned as Charles VIII, rather married Anne of Brittany, who was already married by proxy to Maximilian.
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Original:  Later, by the Treaty of Cambrai of 1529, King Francis I of France definitively gave up on the French sovereignty over Artois and Flanders;
Revised:  Later, by the Treaty of Cambrai of 1529, King Francis I of France definitively gave up French sovereignty over Artois and Flanders;
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Original:  He supported King Edward IV of York, martying his sister, and had him land in Calais in the summer of 1475.
Revised:  He supported King Edward IV of York, marrying his sister, and had him land in Calais in the summer of 1475.
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Original: For an English account, H. Pirenne, "The Formation and Constitution of the Burgundian State (Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries)", The American Historical Review, Vol. 14, No. 3 (Apr. , 1909), pp. 477–502 In his nationalist view, the Dukes of Burgundy were the creators of a Burgundian or Belgian nation.
Revised: For an English account, H. Pirenne, "The Formation and Constitution of the Burgundian State (Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries)", The American Historical Review, Vol. 14, No. 3 (Apr. 1909), pp. 477–502 In his nationalist view, the Dukes of Burgundy were the creators of a Burgundian or Belgian nation.
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Original:  At the end of 1473, they negotiated at Trier the marriage of Charles's daughter Marie to Frederick's son Maximilian, in order to get Charles elected as King of the Romans and the next Emperor.
Revised:  At the end of 1473, they negotiated at Trier the marriage of Charles's daughter Marie to Frederick's son Maximilian, to get Charles elected as King of the Romans and the next Emperor.
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Original: It developed in the Late Middle Ages under the rule of the dukes of Burgundy from the French House of Valois and was composed of both French and imperial fiefs (ducal and comital Burgundy and the Burgundian Netherlands).
Revised: It developed in the Late Middle Ages under the rule of the Dukes of Burgundy from the French House of Valois and was composed of both French and imperial fiefs (ducal and comital Burgundy and the Burgundian Netherlands).
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Original:  The dukes of Burgundy were among the wealthiest and the most powerful princes in Europe and were sometimes called "Grand Dukes of the West".
Revised:  The Dukes of Burgundy were among the wealthiest and the most powerful princes in Europe and were sometimes called "Grand Dukes of the West".
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Original: The Taneke Batyr The Taneke Batyr is a descendant of the subgenus Kydyrali genus Matai tribe of the Nayman.
Revised: The Taneke Batyr is a descendant of the subgenus Kydyrali genus Matai tribe of the Nayman.
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Original:  Source and links 1. URL 2. URL 3. URL 4. URL 5. UR
Revised:  Source and links URL URL URL URL UR
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Original:  Постановление акимата Алматинской области от 27 апреля 2010 года № 53 «Об утверждении Государственного списка памятников истории и культуры местного значения Алматинской области» Управление культуры, архивов и документации Алматинской области - Сакральные места Алматинской области НП.kz Люди Танеке Бат 
Revised:  Постановление акимата Алматинской области от 27 апреля 2010 года № 53 «Об утверждении Государственного списка памятников истории и культуры местного значения Алматинской области» Управление культуры, архивов и документации Алматинской области - Сакральные места Алматинской области НП.kz Люди Танеке Батыр 
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Original:  Постановление акимата Алматинской области от 27 апреля 2010 года № 53 «Об утверждении Государственного списка памятников истории и культуры местного значения Алматинской области» Управление культуры, архивов и документации Алматинской области - Сакральные места Алматинской области НП.kz Люди Танеке Бат 
Revised:  Постановление акимата Алматинской области от 27 апреля 2010 года № 53 «Об утверждении Государственного списка памятников истории и культуры местного значения Алматинской области» Управление культуры, архивов и документации Алматинской области - Сакральные места Алматинской области НП.kz Люди Танеке Бат Category:1807 births Category:1884 deaths Category:Ethnic Kazakh peop
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Original:  Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica, 2009 In North America, the species Rangifer tarandus (locally known as caribou  ,COSEWIC 2011:
Revised:  Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica, 2009 In North America, the species Rangifer tarandus (locally known as caribou ) ,COSEWIC 2011:
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Original:  For example, the subspecies Rangifer tarandus caribou is further distinguished by a number of ecotypes, including boreal woodland caribou, mountain woodland caribou  and migratory woodland caribou )— the migratory George River Caribou Herd , for example in the Ungava region of Quebec  . Arabis fecunda, a herb endemic to some calcareous soils of Montana, United States, can be divided into two ecotypes.
Revised:  For example, the subspecies Rangifer tarandus caribou is further distinguished by a number of ecotypes, including boreal woodland caribou, mountain woodland caribou , and migratory woodland caribou )— the migratory George River Caribou Herd , for example in the Ungava region of Quebec . Arabis fecunda, a herb endemic to some calcareous soils of Montana, United States, can be divided into two ecotypes.
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Original:  For example, the subspecies Rangifer tarandus caribou is further distinguished by a number of ecotypes, including boreal woodland caribou, mountain woodland caribou  and migratory woodland caribou )— the migratory George River Caribou Herd , for example in the Ungava region of Quebec  . Arabis fecunda, a herb endemic to some calcareous soils of Montana, United States, can be divided into two ecotypes.
Revised:  For example, the subspecies Rangifer tarandus caribou is further distinguished by a number of ecotypes, including boreal woodland caribou, mountain woodland caribou and migratory woodland caribou (such as the migratory George River Caribou Herd , for example in the Ungava region of Quebec . Arabis fecunda, a herb endemic to some calcareous soils of Montana, United States, can be divided into two ecotypes.
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Original:  For example, the subspecies Rangifer tarandus caribou is further distinguished by a number of ecotypes, including boreal woodland caribou, mountain woodland caribou  and migratory woodland caribou )— the migratory George River Caribou Herd , for example in the Ungava region of Quebec  . Arabis fecunda, a herb endemic to some calcareous soils of Montana, United States, can be divided into two ecotypes.
Revised:  For example, the subspecies Rangifer tarandus caribou is further distinguished by a number of ecotypes, including boreal woodland caribou, mountain woodland caribou and migratory woodland caribou )— the migratory George River Caribou Herd in the Ungava region of Quebec . Arabis fecunda, a herb endemic to some calcareous soils of Montana, United States, can be divided into two ecotypes.
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Original:  For example, the subspecies Rangifer tarandus caribou is further distinguished by a number of ecotypes, including boreal woodland caribou, mountain woodland caribou  and migratory woodland caribou )— the migratory George River Caribou Herd , for example in the Ungava region of Quebec  . Arabis fecunda, a herb endemic to some calcareous soils of Montana, United States, can be divided into two ecotypes.
Revised:  For example, the subspecies Rangifer tarandus caribou is further distinguished by a number of ecotypes, including boreal woodland caribou, mountain woodland caribou and migratory woodland caribou )— the migratory George River Caribou Herd , for example in the Ungava region of Quebec ) . Arabis fecunda, a herb endemic to some calcareous soils of Montana, United States, can be divided into two ecotypes.
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Original: Introduction to Ecology (1983), J.C. Emberlin, chapter 8 A very subtle case of ecotype is the following: It has been observed that two populations of the same Helix snail species separated by only a few hundred kilometers prefer not to cross-mate , i.e.  they reject one another as mates.
Revised: Introduction to Ecology (1983), J.C. Emberlin, chapter 8 Ecotype distinctions can be subtle and do not always require large distances; it has been observed that two populations of the same Helix snail species separated by only a few hundred kilometers prefer not to cross-mate , i.e. they reject one another as mates.
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Original: Introduction to Ecology (1983), J.C. Emberlin, chapter 8 A very subtle case of ecotype is the following: It has been observed that two populations of the same Helix snail species separated by only a few hundred kilometers prefer not to cross-mate , i.e.  they reject one another as mates.
Revised: Introduction to Ecology (1983), J.C. Emberlin, chapter 8 A very subtle case of ecotype is the following: It has been observed that two populations of the same Helix snail species separated by only a few hundred kilometers prefer not to cross-mate ; i.e. they reject one another as mates.
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Original: Introduction to Ecology (1983), J.C. Emberlin, chapter 8 A very subtle case of ecotype is the following: It has been observed that two populations of the same Helix snail species separated by only a few hundred kilometers prefer not to cross-mate , i.e.  they reject one another as mates.
Revised: Introduction to Ecology (1983), J.C. Emberlin, chapter 8 A very subtle case of ecotype is the following: It has been observed that two populations of the same Helix snail species separated by only a few hundred kilometers prefer not to cross-mate , i.e. , they reject one another as mates.
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Original:  it has been observed that two populations of the same Helix snail species separated by only a few hundred kilometers prefer not to cross-mate ;
Revised:  it has been observed that two populations of the same Helix snail species separated by only a few hundred kilometers prefer not to cross-mate ,
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Original:  Reindeer Caribou are classified by ecotype depending on several behavioural factors – predominant habitat use (northern, tundra, mountain, forest, boreal forest, forest-dwelling), spacing (dispersed or aggregated) and migration (sedentary or migratory).
Revised:  Caribou are classified by ecotype depending on several behavioural factors – predominant habitat use (northern, tundra, mountain, forest, boreal forest, forest-dwelling), spacing (dispersed or aggregated) and migration (sedentary or migratory).
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Original:  Common bottlenose dolphin The warbler finch and the Cocos Island finch are viewed as separate ecotypes.
Revised:  The warbler finch and the Cocos Island finch are viewed as separate ecotypes.
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Original:  Encyclopedia of life sciences, 2007, John Wiley Sons, "Darwin's Finches"
Revised:  Sons, "Darwin's Finches"
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Original:  Encyclopedia of life sciences, 2007, John Wiley Sons, "Darwin's Finches"
Revised:  Encyclopedia of life sciences, 2007, John Wiley 
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Original:  Byproducts of corn production fed to cattle and can cause cancer, stunted growth, and congenital malformations.
Revised:  Byproducts of corn production fed to cattle can cause cancer, stunted growth, and congenital malformations.
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Original: Personal life Odette Louise Shotwell was born to Robert Lester (born December 15, 1894) and Ruby Mildred (Sammons) Shotwell on May 4, 1922  and grew up in Denver , Colorado .
Revised: Personal life Odette Louise Shotwell was born to Robert Lester (born December 15, 1894) and Ruby Mildred (Sammons) Shotwell on May 4, 1922 and grew up in Denver .
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Original:  Morphological Isolation Mechanical or morphological isolation is a form of floral isolation where the characteristics of a flower prevents reproduction between other species.
Revised:  Morphological Isolation Mechanical or morphological isolation is a form of floral isolation where the characteristics of a flower prevents reproduction between species.
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Original:  The relationship between floral signals and pollinators can lead to pollinator constancy where different pollinators preferentially visit one species over other others.
Revised:  The relationship between floral signals and pollinators can promote pollinator constancy where different pollinators preferentially visit one species over other others.
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Original:  This can be seen in orchids as they mimic female bees and wasps in order to attract male pollinators as a form of sexual deception
Revised:  An example of this type of manipulation is found in orchids as they mimic female bees and wasps in order to attract male pollinators as a form of sexual deception
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Original: Floral Isolation Floral Isolation is is a form of reproductive isolation found in Angiosperms or flowering plants.
Revised: Floral Isolation is is a form of reproductive isolation found in Angiosperms or flowering plants.
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Original:  An example of this type of manipulation is found in orchids as they mimic female bees and wasps in order to attract male pollinators as a form of sexual deception  
Revised:  An example of this type of manipulation is found in orchids as they mimic female bees and wasps in order to attract male pollinators as a form of sexual deception . 
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Original:  An example of morphological isolation in Salvia mellifera where the stigma and anther positioning determines the location of pollen contact on the bumblebee, promoting transfer within the species.
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Original:  Ethological Isolation An example of ethological isolation in Ophrys apifera where the orchids structure mimics that of a female bee to attract the male counterparts.
Revised:  Ethological Isolation 
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Original:  January 31, 1971 in Beijing) a retired male beach volleyball player from the People's Republic of China Koh Lay Huan (辜禮歡甲, died 1826), Chinese-born businessman who became the first Kapitan China of Penang Gu Jiaming (Chinese: 辜家明) a retired female badminton player from Chi 
Revised:  January 31, 1971 in Beijing) a retired male beach volleyball player from the People's Republic of China Koh Lay Huan (辜禮歡甲, died 1826), Chinese-born businessman who became the first Kapitan China of Penang Gu Jiaming (Chinese: 辜家明) a retired female badminton player from China 
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Original:  The name means ‘crimes’ or ‘guilt’, and was adopted by descendants of people who acknowledged that they were guilty of committing crimes .
Revised:  The name means ‘crimes’ or ‘guilt’, and was adopted by descendants of criminals .
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Original:  The name means ‘ crimes ’ or ‘ guilt ’ , and was adopted by descendants of criminals.
Revised:  The name means ‘ consultant ’ or ‘ guilt ’ , and was adopted by descendants of criminals.
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Original:  The name means ‘ crimes ’ or ‘ guilt ’ , and was adopted by descendants of criminals.
Revised:  The name means ‘ crimes ’ or ‘ care for ’ , and was adopted by descendants of criminals.
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Original:  The name means ‘ crimes ’ or ‘ guilt ’ , and was adopted by descendants of criminals.
Revised:  The name means ‘ crimes ’ or ‘ guilt ’ 
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Original: Brand activism is the type of activism in which  business plays a leading role in the processes of social change.
Revised: Brand activism is the type of activism in which a business plays a leading role in the processes of social change.
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Original:  Kotler and Sarkar defined the phenomenon as an attempt by firms to solve the global problems its future customers and employees care about.
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Original: BRAND ACTIVISM: FROM PURPOSE TO ACTION by Christian Sarkar & Philip Kotler Copyright © October 2018 Christian Sarkar and Philip Kotler History Brand activism was identified and developed as a marketing and business management concept by Philip Kotler and Christian Sarkar in 2018.
Revised: BRAND ACTIVISM: FROM PURPOSE TO ACTION by Christian Sarkar & Philip Kotler Copyright © October 2018 Christian Sarkar and Philip Kotler Brand activism was identified and developed as a marketing and business management concept by Philip Kotler and Christian Sarkar in 2018.
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Original:  It is corporate philanthropy, not based on the business model, while CSR is business self-regulation, integrated into a business model, which builds the company image as part of the corporate ethic strategy.
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Original:  Brand activism is a society-driven concept, which evolves from cause-related marketing and CSR, and socially responsible business practices.
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Original:  Marketing application of brand activism%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% From a marketing history perspective, the brands have been marketed on their performance characteristics.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% From a marketing history perspective, the brands have been marketed on their performance characteristics.
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Original:  Related concepts%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Brand activism, together with CSR and consumer activism, is a part of the large branch of economic activism, which involves using the economic power of government, consumers, and businesses for social and economic change.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Brand activism, together with CSR and consumer activism, is a part of the large branch of economic activism, which involves using the economic power of government, consumers, and businesses for social and economic change.
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Original:  Examples%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The Body Shop fight for its ethical values and beliefs and with its natural beauty products shaped ethical consumerism.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The Body Shop fight for its ethical values and beliefs and with its natural beauty products shaped ethical consumerism.
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Original:  Pernod Ricard bases its entire business model and operations around four pillars with eight key commitments: Nurturing Terroir (biodiversity regenerative agriculture), Valuing People (equality and future leadership%DIFDELCMD < & %%% shared knowledge and learning), Circular Making (packaging and waste water balance and carbon-footprint), Responsible Hosting (alcohol misuse%DIFDELCMD < & %%% responsible party).
Revised:  Pernod Ricard bases its entire business model and operations around four pillars with eight key commitments: Nurturing Terroir (biodiversity %DIFDELCMD < & %%% shared knowledge and learning), Circular Making (packaging and waste water balance and carbon-footprint), Responsible Hosting (alcohol misuse%DIFDELCMD < & %%% responsible party).
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