wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  Antimicrobial Misuse In October 2017, the Australian Government reported that the Australians were over-using antibiotic.
Revised:  Antimicrobial misuse In October 2017, the Australian Government reported that the Australians were over-using antibiotic.
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Original:  Genetic Mutation 414x414px|How drug-resistant gene mutation occurs in bacteria.
Revised:  Genetic mutation 414x414px|How drug-resistant gene mutation occurs in bacteria.
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Original:  Gene Transfer Horizontal Gene Transfer is a process in which the microorganisms are able to share their gene with each other.
Revised:  Gene transfer Horizontal Gene Transfer is a process in which the microorganisms are able to share their gene with each other.
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Original:  Modifying or bypass the Target A microbe can modify its target by changing the composition or the structure, adding different chemical components to prevent the drug from reaching its target.
Revised:  Modifying or bypassing the target A microbe can modify its target by changing the composition or the structure, adding different chemical components to prevent the drug from reaching its target.
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Original:  Australian Government Strategies The Australian Department of Health and Department of Agriculture and Water Resources had worked together and released the first National Antimicrobial Resistance Strategy 2015-2019 (the Strategy) in June 2015.
Revised:  Australian Government strategies The Australian Department of Health and Department of Agriculture and Water Resources had worked together and released the first National Antimicrobial Resistance Strategy 2015-2019 (the Strategy) in June 2015.
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Original:  The strategy of the Australian Government on AMR aligned with the World Health Organisation (WHO) Global Action Plan and provided the objectives for Australia's nation across the human health, animal health, agriculture and food sectors: Reference 
Revised:  The strategy of the Australian Government on AMR aligned with the World Health Organisation (WHO) Global Action Plan and provided the objectives for Australia's nation across the human health, animal health, agriculture and food sectors: References 
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Original: Biography " Akert is one of the founders of the defeated Swiss Freethinkers Association during the First World War " . Among the things he wrote for the Freidenkerbund and published writings about the Walser.
Revised: Biography Akert is one of the founders of the defeated Swiss Freethinkers Association during the First World War " . Among the things he wrote for the Freidenkerbund and published writings about the Walser.
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Original: Biography " Akert is one of the founders of the defeated Swiss Freethinkers Association during the First World War " . Among the things he wrote for the Freidenkerbund and published writings about the Walser.
Revised: Biography " Akert is one of the founders of the defeated Swiss Freethinkers Association during the First World War . Among the things he wrote for the Freidenkerbund and published writings about the Walser.
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Original: Ernst Akert (born April 20 , 1871 , Walter Schiess: Wir gratulieren.
Revised: Ernst Akert (born 20 , 1871 , Walter Schiess: Wir gratulieren.
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Original: Ernst Akert (born April 20 , 1871 , Walter Schiess: Wir gratulieren.
Revised: Ernst Akert (born April 20 , 1871 ; Walter Schiess: Wir gratulieren.
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Original:  † after 1942) was a Swiss freethinker.
Revised:  died after 1942) was a Swiss freethinker.
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Original:  Jean Kaech: freidenker: Monatsschrift der Freidenker-Vereinigung der Schweiz , Ausgabe 8/2003, S. 3.  ]  References
Revised:  Freidenker-Vereinigung der Schweiz , Ausgabe 8/2003, S. 3. ] References
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Original:  Jean Kaech: freidenker: Monatsschrift der Freidenker-Vereinigung der Schweiz , Ausgabe 8/2003, S. 3.  ]  References
Revised:  Jean Kaech: freidenker: Monatsschrift der Freidenker-Vereinigung der Schweiz ] References
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Original:  Freidenker-Vereinigung der Schweiz Freethinker award On October 9, 2015, the Swiss Freethinkers awarded the [Freidenkerpreis] prize, worth 10,000 francs, for the first time.
Revised:  Freethinker award On October 9, 2015, the Swiss Freethinkers awarded the [Freidenkerpreis] prize, worth 10,000 francs, for the first time.
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Original:  The Freethinkers Award will be awarded every two years and will be financed by a gift of inheritance. freidenkenFreidenker References
Revised:  The Freethinkers Award will be awarded every two years and will be financed by a gift of inheritance. freidenken References
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Original:  The Freethinkers Award will be awarded every two years and will be financed by a gift of inheritance. freidenken References
Revised:  The Freethinkers Award will be awarded every two years and will be financed by a gift of inheritance. References
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Original: Freethinker award On October 9 , 2015 , the Swiss Freethinkers awarded the [Freidenkerpreis] prize, worth 10,000 francs, for the first time.
Revised: Freethinker award On 9 , 2015 , the Swiss Freethinkers awarded the [Freidenkerpreis] prize, worth 10,000 francs, for the first time.
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Original: Freethinker award On October 9 , 2015 , the Swiss Freethinkers awarded the [Freidenkerpreis] prize, worth 10,000 francs, for the first time.
Revised: Freethinker award On October 9 , 2015 the Swiss Freethinkers awarded the [Freidenkerpreis] prize, worth 10,000 francs, for the first time.
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Original:  The volumes include relevant  official documents from the time of James Cook, Philip Gidley King, Major Grose and Captain Paterson, John Hunter, William Bligh and Lachlan Macquarie.
Revised:  The volumes include relevant information from official documents from the time of James Cook, Philip Gidley King, Major Grose and Captain Paterson, John Hunter, William Bligh and Lachlan Macquarie.
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Original:  A significant portion of the recaptives settled in Freetown were Bakongo,  Beninese, Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa and Akan .
Revised:  A significant portion of the recaptives settled in Freetown were Bakongo, Akan, Beninese, Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa and Akan .
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Original:  A significant portion of the recaptives settled in Freetown were Bakongo,  Beninese, Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa and Akan .
Revised:  A significant portion of the recaptives settled in Freetown were Bakongo, Beninese, Yoruba, iigbo and Hausa .
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Original:  A significant portion of the recaptives settled in Freetown were Bakongo, Akan, Beninese, Yoruba, iigbo and Hausa.
Revised:  A significant portion of the recaptives settled in Freetown were Bakongo, Akan, Beninese, Yoruba, igbo and Hausa.
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Original: Liberated African Villages A number of villages were established to provide accommodation for these new residents of Sierra Leone.
Revised: Liberated African villages A number of villages were established to provide accommodation for these new residents of Sierra Leone.
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Original:  1809 Leicester 1810 Wilberforce  formerly Cabenda 1812 Regent 1816 Gloucester 1816 Kissy 1817 Bathurst (originally called Leopold ) 1817 Charlotte 1819 Hastings 1819 Waterloo 1819 Wellington 1829 Murray Town 1829 Aberdeen
Revised:  1809 Leicester 1810 Wilberforce , formerly Cabenda 1812 Regent 1816 Gloucester 1816 Kissy 1817 Bathurst (originally called Leopold ) 1817 Charlotte 1819 Hastings 1819 Waterloo 1819 Wellington 1829 Murray Town 1829 Aberdeen
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Original:  1809 Leicester 1810 Wilberforce  formerly Cabenda 1812 Regent 1816 Gloucester 1816 Kissy 1817 Bathurst (originally called Leopold ) 1817 Charlotte 1819 Hastings 1819 Waterloo 1819 Wellington 1829 Murray Town 1829 Aberdeen
Revised:  1809 Leicester 1810 Wilberforce formerly Cabenda 1812 Regent 1816 Gloucester 1816 Kissy 1817 Bathurst , formerly Leopold 1817 Charlotte 1819 Hastings 1819 Waterloo 1819 Wellington 1829 Murray Town 1829 Aberdeen
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Original: Life in Sierra Leone While information on the day-to-day lives of the liberated Africans living in Sierra Leone is scarce, there remains registers of Africans liberated by the British, letters written to the governor , and other sources that allow the present to understand the lives of the Africansforced to remain there .
Revised: Life in Sierra Leone While information on the day-today lives of the liberated Africans living in Sierra Leone is scarce, there remains registers of Africans liberated by the British, letters written to the governor , and other sources that allow the present to understand the lives of the Africansforced to remain there .
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Original: Life in Sierra Leone While information on the day-to-day lives of the liberated Africans living in Sierra Leone is scarce, there remains registers of Africans liberated by the British, letters written to the governor , and other sources that allow the present to understand the lives of the Africansforced to remain there .
Revised: Life in Sierra Leone While information on the day-to-day lives of the liberated Africans living in Sierra Leone is scarce, registers of Africans liberated by the British, letters written to the governor , and other sources that allow the present to understand the lives of the Africansforced to remain there .
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Original: Life in Sierra Leone While information on the day-to-day lives of the liberated Africans living in Sierra Leone is scarce, there remains registers of Africans liberated by the British, letters written to the governor , and other sources that allow the present to understand the lives of the Africansforced to remain there .
Revised: Life in Sierra Leone While information on the day-to-day lives of the liberated Africans living in Sierra Leone is scarce, there remains registers of Africans liberated by the British, letters written to the governor of Sierra Leone and other sources that allow the present to understand the lives of the Africansforced to remain there .
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Original: Life in Sierra Leone While information on the day-to-day lives of the liberated Africans living in Sierra Leone is scarce, there remains registers of Africans liberated by the British, letters written to the governor , and other sources that allow the present to understand the lives of the Africansforced to remain there .
Revised: Life in Sierra Leone While information on the day-to-day lives of the liberated Africans living in Sierra Leone is scarce, there remains registers of Africans liberated by the British, letters written to the governor , and other sources have allowed modern historians to reconstruct the daily lives of liberated Africans .
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Original:  Through the registers, it is clear that recaptives were forced to be apprentices to Europeans and often sold as apprentices .
Revised:  The liberated Africans were also consigned by the colonial government to a variety of unfree labor apprenticeships in Freetown and the interior .
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Original:  All illegally enslaved Africans liberated by the Royal Navy were taken to Freetown, where admiralty courts legally confirmed their free status.
Revised:  All illegally enslaved Africans liberated by the Royal Navy were taken to Freetown, where Admiralty courts legally confirmed their free status.
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Original: The missionary and linguist Sigismund Koelle, who was working on a grammar of the Kanuri language among his projects , employed Eismai as an informant, that is, a person to help him learn and translate the language, as well as to explain culture.
Revised: The missionary and linguist Sigismund Koelle, who was working on a grammar of the Kanuri language , employed Eismai as an informant, that is, a person to help him learn and translate the language, as well as to explain culture.
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Original:  Afterward , he lived in Sierra Leone and worked with the German missionary Sigismund Koelle in creating a Kanuri grammar.
Revised:  Afterwards , he lived in Sierra Leone and worked with the German missionary Sigismund Koelle in creating a Kanuri grammar.
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Original: In 1817 Eisami's Yoruba owner sold him to a slave market at the coast , in order to prevent his liberation, because in that year, Afonjastarted freeing slaves if they would join his army (this was the army that would enslave Samuel Ajayi Crowther at the capture of Crowther's hometown, Osogun, in 1821).
Revised: In 1817 Eisami's Yoruba owner sold him to a slave market at the coast to prevent him from being liberated by Afonja, who had begun freeing slaves that year if they would join his army (this was the army that would enslave Samuel Ajayi Crowther at the capture of Crowther's hometown, Osogun, in 1821).
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Original:  Others were settled in specially designed villages, which were named for English counties or prominent people , and were run by Europeans;
Revised:  Others were settled in specially designed villages, which were named for English counties or prominent people and run by Europeans;
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Original:  many of those belonged  and were operated by the Church Mission Society of Britain.
Revised:  many of those belonged to and were operated by the Church Mission Society of Britain.
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Original:  As they assimilated to the new community, they frequently took European names.
Revised:  As they assimilated into the new community, they frequently took European names.
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Original:  Koelle left the mission and the country in 1853, and one scholar surmises that "his work with Ali Heisami ended in 1852" --and that the engraving for the frontispiece may have been based on a photograph, a very early photograph in a country where soon Krio people would enter that profession.
Revised:  Koelle left the mission and the country in 1853, and one scholar surmises that "his work with Ali Heisami ended in 1852" – and that the engraving for the frontispiece may have been based on a photograph, a very early photograph in a country where soon Krio people would enter that profession.
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Original: Biography Ali Eisami was born in Gazir in the Kanem–Bornu Empire, in 1786 or 1787, among the Kanuri people (in the area of present-day Niger, Nigerian and Chad).
Revised: Biography Ali Eisami was born in Gazir in the Kanem–Bornu Empire, in 1786 or 1787, among the Kanuri people (in the area of present-day Niger, Nigeria and Chad).
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Original:  Koelle left the mission and the country in 1853, and one scholar surmises that "his work with Ali Heisami ended in 1852" – and that the engraving for the frontispiece may have been based on a photograph, a very early photograph in a country where soon Krio people would enter that profession.
Revised:  Koelle left the mission and the country in 1853, and one scholar surmises that "his work with Ali Eisami ended in 1852" – and that the engraving for the frontispiece may have been based on a photograph, a very early photograph in a country where soon Krio people would enter that profession.
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Original:  Eisami described his enslavement as a result of the Transatlantic slave trade in the same terms as other victims, as "the white man's barbaric cannibalism", in the words of historian William Dillon Piersen.
Revised:  Eisami described his enslavement as a result of the transatlantic slave trade in the same terms as other victims, as "the white man's barbaric cannibalism", in the words of historian William Dillon Piersen.
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Original:  It has multiple applications across the fashion industry such as use for bags, shoes  and upholstery after being farmed and treated in specialist farms and tanneries.
Revised:  It has multiple applications across the fashion industry such as use for bags, shoes , and upholstery after being farmed and treated in specialist farms and tanneries.
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Original: [[File:Preserved_skin_of_Lolong_at_Philippine_National_Museum.jpg|Taxidermied skin of Lolong, coined as the largest crocodile in captivity by Guinness World Records, at Philippine National Museum]] Applications and Uses Crocodile skin is primarily used in the production of handbags and other luxury items such as shoes, belts, wallets, upholstery  and furniture.
Revised: [[File:Preserved_skin_of_Lolong_at_Philippine_National_Museum.jpg|Taxidermied skin of Lolong, coined as the largest crocodile in captivity by Guinness World Records, at Philippine National Museum]] Applications and Uses Crocodile skin is primarily used in the production of handbags and other luxury items such as shoes, belts, wallets, upholstery , and furniture.
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Original:  As one of the largest crocodile species, the Australian Saltwater Crocodile has a reputation for having the most desirable and high quality hide.
Revised:  As one of the largest crocodile species, the Australian Saltwater Crocodile has a reputation for having the most desirable and high-quality hide.
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Original:  Improved Preservation and early stage processing of Australian Crocodile Skins.
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Original:  On a crocodile farm, crocodiles are grown and prepared for slaughter before their skin is removed, treated  and sent to be tanned in specialist tanneries and used in the manufacture of commercial goods.
Revised:  On a crocodile farm, crocodiles are grown and prepared for slaughter before their skin is removed, treated , and sent to be tanned in specialist tanneries and used in the manufacture of commercial goods.
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Original:  Australia: Australian Government, Rural Industries Research  and Development Corporation. pp. 15-32.
Revised:  Australia: Australian Government, Rural Industries Research , and Development Corporation. pp. 15-32.
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Original:  When crocodile numbers increased, co-habitation with local people became a problem  and fatal and non-fatal attacks on people and fishing boats were reported in 1979/1980.
Revised:  When crocodile numbers increased, co-habitation with local people became a problem , and fatal and non-fatal attacks on people and fishing boats were reported in 1979/1980.
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Original:  Australia: Northern Territory Government, department of natural resources, environment, the arts  and sport. pp. 1-62. which encouraged people to protect crocodiles through commercial activity such as farming, tourism  and ranching.
Revised:  Australia: Northern Territory Government, department of natural resources, environment, the arts , and sport. pp. 1-62. which encouraged people to protect crocodiles through commercial activity such as farming, tourism and ranching.
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Original:  Australia: Northern Territory Government, department of natural resources, environment, the arts  and sport. pp. 1-62. which encouraged people to protect crocodiles through commercial activity such as farming, tourism  and ranching.
Revised:  Australia: Northern Territory Government, department of natural resources, environment, the arts and sport. pp. 1-62. which encouraged people to protect crocodiles through commercial activity such as farming, tourism , and ranching.
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Original:  Australia: Northern Territory Government,  department of natural resources, environment, the arts  and sport. pp. 18-36.
Revised:  Australia: Northern Territory Government, the department of natural resources, environment, the arts and sport. pp. 18-36.
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Original:  Australia: Northern Territory Government,  department of natural resources, environment, the arts  and sport. pp. 18-36.
Revised:  Australia: Northern Territory Government, department of natural resources, environment, the arts , and sport. pp. 18-36.
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Original:  Once the crocodiles have reached the desired size, they are sent to abattoirs where skins and meat are removed for sale.
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Original:  It is often considered risky for farms to complete the fleshing process as the skin may be damaged and it costly . 1 skin costs $12 in labor, not including operating or capital costs.
Revised:  It is often considered risky for farms to complete the fleshing process as the skin may be damaged , a costly mistake . 1 skin costs $12 in labor, not including operating or capital costs.
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Original: List of cognitive biases Present bias is the tendency to rather settle for a smaller present reward than to wait for a larger future reward, in a trade-off situation.
Revised:  Present bias is the tendency to rather settle for a smaller present reward than to wait for a larger future reward, in a trade-off situation.
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Original:  Anyways, individual differences such as risk aversiveness play into overspending caused by the effect of present bias.
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Original:  In the field of behavioral economics, present bias is related to hyperbolic discounting , which represents time-inconsistent preferences . Present bias is a bias because it motivates time inconsistent decisions.
Revised:  In the field of behavioral economics, present bias is related to hyperbolic discounting . Present bias is a bias because it motivates time inconsistent decisions.
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Original:  In the field of behavioral economics, present bias is related to hyperbolic discounting , which represents time-inconsistent preferences . Present bias is a bias because it motivates time inconsistent decisions.
Revised:  In the field of behavioral economics, present bias is related to hyperbolic discounting , which represents time-inconsistent preferences . Present bias is a bias because it motivates time-inconsistent decisions.
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Original:  Despite there not yet being neural evidence for this theory they assumed that self-regulatory failure is indeed associated to procrastination .
Revised:  They posited that self-regulatory failure is indeed associated to procrastination .
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Original: Groupe d'organisation nationale de la Guadeloupe also known as GONG was a political group that who sort complete independence from France.
Revised: Groupe d'organisation nationale de la Guadeloupe also known as GONG was a political group that campaigned for Guadeloupe, a overseas region of France in the Caribbean, to have complete independence from France.
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Original:  Founded in Paris in 1963, by mostly male students, GONG would become one of the most important anti-colonial groups on the island and in the diaspor 
Revised:  Founded in Paris in 1963, by mostly male students, GONG would become one of the most important anti-colonial groups in the territory and in the diaspor 
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Original:  Founded in Paris in 1963, by mostly male students, GONG would become one of the most important anti-colonial groups on the island and in the diaspor 
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Original:  Founded in Paris in 1963, by mostly male students, GONG would become one of the most important anti-colonial groups on the island and in the diaspor 
Revised:  Founded in Paris in 1963, by mostly male students, GONG would become one of the most important anti-colonial groups on the island and in the diaspor Reference
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Original:  Founded in Paris in 1963, by mostly male students, GONG would become one of the most important anti-colonial groups in the territory and in the diaspora.
Revised:  Founded in Paris in 1963, by mostly male students, GONG would become one of the most significant anti-colonial groups in the territory and in the diaspora.
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