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Original:  Child recruits who survive armed conflict frequently suffer psychiatric illness, poor literacy and numeracy, and behavioral problems such as heightened aggression, leading to a high risk of poverty and unemployment in adulthood.
Revised: Many believe children should be used more often as soldiers as they eat less and are easier to replace. The most effective use of child soldiers is suicide bombers, there is less to berry this way Child recruits who survive armed conflict frequently suffer psychiatric illness, poor literacy and numeracy, and behavioral problems such as heightened aggression, leading to a high risk of poverty and unemployment in adulthood.
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Original:  Brian passed away in a care home in Adlington on the 7th of February 2020 aged 86 after a long battle with Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.
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Original:  With a strong interest from various north west clubs, Burnley signed him in April 1951, and Brian continued to work at Leyland Motors as an apprentice coach painter, while still playing for the Reserves in the Central League.
Revised:  With a strong interest from various north west clubs, Burnley signed him in April 1951, and he continued to work at Leyland Motors as an apprentice coach painter, while still playing for the Reserves in the Central League.
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Original:  In February, 1954, Brian was called in to the Royal Air Force and was stationed at RAF Kirkham, but continued to play for Burnley during this period.
Revised:  In February, 1954, he was called in to the Royal Air Force and was stationed at RAF Kirkham, but continued to play for Burnley during this period.
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Original:  Brian continued to live in Leyland and became a successful businessman and magistrate.
Revised:  He continued to live in Leyland and became a successful businessman and magistrate.
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Original: Following the departure of  Elliott to Sunderland in the summer of 1953, Pilkington became a regular in the first team.
Revised: Following the departure of Billy Elliott to Sunderland in the summer of 1953, Pilkington became a regular in the first team.
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Original:  During Burnley's momentous 1959/1960 season he missed only one game and contributed 11 goals, including the opening goal at Manchester City in the 2–1 win that crowed Burnley as champions.
Revised:  During Burnley's momentous 1959/1960 season he missed only one game and contributed 11 goals, including the opening goal at Manchester City in the 2–1 win that crowned Burnley as champions.
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Original:   Pilkington made his name with Burnley after he was recommended to the Clarets by his hometown team Leyland Motors.
Revised:  Burnley Pilkington made his name with Burnley after he was recommended to the Clarets by his hometown team Leyland Motors.
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Original:   Pilkington died in a care home in Adlington on 7 February 2020 aged 86 after a long battle with Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.
Revised:  Death Pilkington died in a care home in Adlington on 7 February 2020 aged 86 after a long battle with Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease.
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Original:  He is better known, however, for his Bruce Lee  inspired "tribute" films, also known as "Bruceploitation".
Revised:  He is better known, however, for his Bruce Lee – inspired "tribute" films, also known as "Bruceploitation".
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Original:  born June 5, 1950, Burma), birth name Huang Jian Long (), a.k.a.
Revised:  born June 5, 1950, Burma), birth name Huang Jianlong (), a.k.a.
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Original:  Wong Kin Lung , is a Macao martial artist and actor known for his martial arts film of the 1970s and 1980s.
Revised:  Wong Kin-lung , is a Macao martial artist and actor known for his martial arts film of the 1970s and 1980s.
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Original: "Gold standard " can refer to the criteria by which scientific evidence is evaluated.
Revised: "Gold standad " can refer to the criteria by which scientific evidence is evaluated.
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Original:  In practice, there are sometimes no true "gold standard " tests.
Revised:  In practice, there are sometimes no true gold standard tests.
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Original:  For instance, for the diagnosis of aortic dissection, the "gold standard " test used to be the aortogram, which had a sensitivity as low as 83\% and a specificity as low as 87\%.
Revised:  For instance, for the diagnosis of aortic dissection, the gold standard test used to be the aortogram, which had a sensitivity as low as 83\% and a specificity as low as 87\%.
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Original:  Since the advancements of magnetic resonance imaging, the magnetic resonance angiogram (MRA) has become the new "gold standard " test for aortic dissection, with a sensitivity of 95\% and a specificity of 92\%.
Revised:  Since the advancements of magnetic resonance imaging, the magnetic resonance angiogram (MRA) has become the new gold standard test for aortic dissection, with a sensitivity of 95\% and a specificity of 92\%.
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Original: The AMA Style Guide prefers the phrase Criterion Standard instead of "gold standard  " , and many medical journals now mandate this usage in their instructions for contributors.
Revised: The AMA Style Guide has prefered the phrase Criterion Standard instead of "gold standard " , and many medical journals now mandate this usage in their instructions for contributors.
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Original: The AMA Style Guide prefers the phrase Criterion Standard instead of "gold standard  " , and many medical journals now mandate this usage in their instructions for contributors.
Revised: The AMA Style Guide prefers the phrase Criterion Standard instead of "gold standard . " , and many medical journals now mandate this usage in their instructions for contributors.
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Original: The AMA Style Guide prefers the phrase Criterion Standard instead of "gold standard  " , and many medical journals now mandate this usage in their instructions for contributors.
Revised: The AMA Style Guide prefers the phrase Criterion Standard instead of "gold standard " Other journals have also issued mandates in their instructions for contributors.
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Original:  When the criterion is a whole clinical testing procedure it is usually referred to as clinical case definition   .
Revised:  When the criterion is a whole clinical testing procedure it is usually referred to as clinical case definition . .
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Original: Simón Bolívar launched an offensive against the Spanish forces along the eastern margin of Magdalena River.
Revised: Simón Bolívar launched an offensive against the Spanish forces along the eastern banks of the Magdalena River.
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Original:  On 28 February 1813, the Sunday of Carnival, General Correa was attending church;
Revised:  On 28 February 1813, the Sunday of Carnival, General Correa went to church;
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Original:  meanwhile since dawn Bolívar's forces had positioned themselves in the western hills that dominate the Villa de San José de Cúcuta.
Revised:  meanwhile Bolívar's forces had positioned themselves in the western hills that dominate the Villa de San José de Cúcuta.
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Original:  meanwhile since dawn Bolívar's forces had positioned themselves in the western hills that dominate the Villa de San José de Cúcuta.
Revised:  meanwhile since dawn Bolívar's forces had positioned themselves in the western hills that overlook the town of Cúcuta.
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Original:  A force of about 100 of the king's infantry tried to dominate the right flank of Bolívar's army, but a fast change of position foiled the attempt.
Revised:  A force of about 100 royalist infantry tried to dominate the right flank of Bolívar's army, but a fast change of position foiled the attempt.
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Original:  A force of about 100 of the king's infantry tried to dominate the right flank of Bolívar's army, but a fast change of position foiled the attempt.
Revised:  A force of about 100 of the king's infantry tried to overcome the right flank of Bolívar's army, but a fast change of position foiled the attempt.
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Original:  The battle lasted four hours before a decision was reached .
Revised:  The battle lasted four hours before it was decided .
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Original:  The decimated troops decided to withdraw to San Antonio of the Táchira and to La Grita.
Revised:  The decimated troops fled to San Antonio of the Táchira and to La Grita.
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Original:  Victorious, Simon Bolívar entered Cúcuta with his soldiers .
Revised:  Simon Bolívar entered Cúcuta with his soldiers .
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Original:  The battle gained him much support and immediately preceded his march into Venezuela, later dubbed the Admirable Campaign. Notes
Revised:  The battle gained him much support and immediately preceded his march into Venezuela, later dubbed the Admirable Campaign. References
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Original: The Battle of Cúcuta was a military conflict in the Spanish American wars of independence fought on February 28, 1813 between the pro-independence forces lead by Simón Bolívar and Spanish royalist troops under General Ramón Correa at the town of Cúcuta, in present-day Colombia, close to the border with Venezuela.
Revised: The Battle of Cúcuta was a military conflict in the Spanish American wars of independence fought on February 28, 1813 between the pro-independence forces led by Simón Bolívar and Spanish royalist troops under General Ramón Correa at the town of Cúcuta, in present-day Colombia, close to the border with Venezuela.
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Original: According to Bolivar Image:Simon Bolivar.jpg|200px|Simón Bolivar Bolivar's Aide-de-Camp General O'Leary published Bolivar's account of the battle in his memoirs:Daniel Florencio O'Leary Simón Bolívar O'Leary & Manuel Pérez Vila (1981).
Revised: According to Bolivar Bolivar's Aide-de-Camp General O'Leary published Bolivar's account of the battle in his memoirs:Daniel Florencio O'Leary Simón Bolívar O'Leary & Manuel Pérez Vila (1981).
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Original: Poundmaker (c. 1842 – 4 July 1886), also known as Pîhtokahanapiwiyin , was a Plains Cree chief known as a peacemaker and defender of his people, the Poundmaker Cree Nation.
Revised: Pîhtokahanapiwiyin (c. 1842 – 4 July 1886), also known as Pîhtokahanapiwiyin , was a Plains Cree chief known as a peacemaker and defender of his people, the Poundmaker Cree Nation.
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Original: Poundmaker (c. 1842 – 4 July 1886), also known as Pîhtokahanapiwiyin , was a Plains Cree chief known as a peacemaker and defender of his people, the Poundmaker Cree Nation.
Revised: Poundmaker (c. 1842 – 4 July 1886), also known as Poundmaker , was a Plains Cree chief known as a peacemaker and defender of his people, the Poundmaker Cree Nation.
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Original:  As his force retreated, Poundmaker, who had not taken part in the fight, coaxed his band's fighterss not to pursue the soldiers.
Revised:  As his force retreated, Poundmaker, who had not taken part in the fight, coaxed his band's fighters not to pursue the soldiers.
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Original: In part he said  "The Government of Canada recognizes that Chief Poundmaker was not a criminal, but someone who worked tirelessly to ensure the survival of his people, and hold the Crown accountable to its obligations as laid out in Treaty 6.
Revised: In part he said : "The Government of Canada recognizes that Chief Poundmaker was not a criminal, but someone who worked tirelessly to ensure the survival of his people, and hold the Crown accountable to its obligations as laid out in Treaty 6.
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Original:  We recognize that the unjust conviction and imprisonment of Chief Poundmaker had, and continues to have, a profound impact on the Poundmaker Cree Nation." URL
Revised:  We recognize that the unjust conviction and imprisonment of Chief Poundmaker had, and continues to have, a profound impact on the Poundmaker Cree Nation." 
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Original:  He was born in Shendgaon village in  Anjangaon Surji Taluka in Amravati District of Maharashtra to a Dhobi (Washerman caste) URL A public teacher, he travelled from one place to another wearing his food pan upturned on his head and carrying his trademark broom.
Revised:  He was born in Shendgaon village in present-day Anjangaon Surji Taluka in Amravati District of Maharashtra to a Dhobi (Washerman caste) URL A public teacher, he travelled from one place to another wearing his food pan upturned on his head and carrying his trademark broom.
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Original:  He was born in Shendgaon village in present-day Anjangaon Surji Taluka in Amravati District of Maharashtra to a Dhobi (Washerman OBC caste) URL A public teacher, he travelled from one place to another wearing his food pan upturned on his head and carrying his trademark broom.
Revised:  He was born in Shendgaon village in present-day Anjangaon Surji Taluka in Amravati District of Maharashtra to a Dhobi URL A public teacher, he travelled from one place to another wearing his food pan upturned on his head and carrying his trademark broom.
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Original:  From the obtained money, Maharaj built educational institutions, dharmashalas, hospitals and animal shelters. when he was a good personality
Revised:  From the obtained money, Maharaj built educational institutions, dharmashalas, hospitals and animal shelters. 
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Original:  also known as Sant Gadge Maharaj or Sant Gadge Baba) was a mendicant-saint and social reformer from the Indian state of Maharashtra.
Revised:  also known as Sant Gadge Maharaj or Sant Gadge Baba) was an Indian mendicant-saint and social reformer from the Indian state of Maharashtra.
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Original: 80pxAbdul Latif Dayfallahعبد اللطيف ضيف الله16 January 197525 January 1975Military 2280pxAbdul Aziz Abdul Ghaniعبد العزيز عبد الغني25 January 197515 October 1980Independent 23 80px Abd Al-Karim Al-Iryaniعبد الكريم علي يحي محمدعبد ألله الإرياني15 October 198024 August 1982Independent (23)24 August 1982 13 November 1983 General People's Congress 2480pxAbdul Aziz Abdul Ghaniعبد العزيز عبد الغني13 November 198322 May 1990General People's Congress
Revised: 80pxAbdul Latif Dayfallahعبد اللطيف ضيف الله16 January 197525 January 1975Military 2280pxAbdul Aziz Abdul Ghaniعبد العزيز عبد الغني25 January 197515 October 1980Independent 2380pxAbd Al-Karim Al-Iryaniعبد الكريم علي يحي محمدعبد ألله الإرياني15 October 198024 August 1982Independent (23)24 August 1982 13 November 1983 General People's Congress 2480pxAbdul Aziz Abdul Ghaniعبد العزيز عبد الغني13 November 198322 May 1990General People's Congress
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Original: 80pxAbdul Latif Dayfallahعبد اللطيف ضيف الله16 January 197525 January 1975Military 2280pxAbdul Aziz Abdul Ghaniعبد العزيز عبد الغني25 January 197515 October 1980Independent 23 80px Abd Al-Karim Al-Iryaniعبد الكريم علي يحي محمدعبد ألله الإرياني15 October 198024 August 1982Independent (23)24 August 1982 13 November 1983 General People's Congress 2480pxAbdul Aziz Abdul Ghaniعبد العزيز عبد الغني13 November 198322 May 1990General People's Congress
Revised: 80pxAbdul Latif Dayfallahعبد اللطيف ضيف الله16 January 197525 January 1975Military 2280pxAbdul Aziz Abdul Ghaniعبد العزيز عبد الغني25 January 197515 October 1980Independent 23 80px Abd Al-Karim Al-Iryaniعبد الكريم علي يحي محمدعبد ألله الإرياني15 October 198024 August 1982Independent (23)24 August 198213 November 1983General People's Congress 2480pxAbdul Aziz Abdul Ghaniعبد العزيز عبد الغني13 November 198322 May 1990General People's Congress
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Original: العمري 10 February 196429 April 1964Military 580pxHamoud al-Gayifiحمود الجائفي29 April 19646 January 1965Independent 680pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري6 January 196520 April 1965Military 780pxAhmad Muhammad Numanأحمد محمد نعمان20 April 19656 July 1965Independent 880pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال6 July 196521 July 1965Military 980pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 July 196518 September 1966Military 1080pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال18 September 19665 November 1967Deposed in a coup d'état.
Revised: العمري 10 February 196429 April 1964Military 580pxHamoud al-Gayifi29 April 19646 January 1965Independent 680pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري6 January 196520 April 1965Military 780pxAhmad Muhammad Numanأحمد محمد نعمان20 April 19656 July 1965Independent 880pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال6 July 196521 July 1965Military 980pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 July 196518 September 1966Military 1080pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال18 September 19665 November 1967Deposed in a coup d'état.
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Original: العمري 10 February 196429 April 1964Military 580pxHamoud al-Gayifiحمود الجائفي29 April 19646 January 1965Independent 680pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري6 January 196520 April 1965Military 780pxAhmad Muhammad Numanأحمد محمد نعمان20 April 19656 July 1965Independent 880pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال6 July 196521 July 1965Military 980pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 July 196518 September 1966Military 1080pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال18 September 19665 November 1967Deposed in a coup d'état.
Revised: العمري 10 February 196429 April 1964Military 580pxHamoud al-Gayifiحمود الجائفي29 April 19646 January 1965Independent 680pxHassan al-Amri6 January 196520 April 1965Military 780pxAhmad Muhammad Numanأحمد محمد نعمان20 April 19656 July 1965Independent 880pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال6 July 196521 July 1965Military 980pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 July 196518 September 1966Military 1080pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال18 September 19665 November 1967Deposed in a coup d'état.
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Original: العمري 10 February 196429 April 1964Military 580pxHamoud al-Gayifiحمود الجائفي29 April 19646 January 1965Independent 680pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري6 January 196520 April 1965Military 780pxAhmad Muhammad Numanأحمد محمد نعمان20 April 19656 July 1965Independent 880pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال6 July 196521 July 1965Military 980pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 July 196518 September 1966Military 1080pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال18 September 19665 November 1967Deposed in a coup d'état.
Revised: العمري 10 February 196429 April 1964Military 580pxHamoud al-Gayifiحمود الجائفي29 April 19646 January 1965Independent 680pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري6 January 196520 April 1965Military 780pxAhmad Muhammad Numan20 April 19656 July 1965Independent 880pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال6 July 196521 July 1965Military 980pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 July 196518 September 1966Military 1080pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال18 September 19665 November 1967Deposed in a coup d'état.
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Original: العمري 10 February 196429 April 1964Military 580pxHamoud al-Gayifiحمود الجائفي29 April 19646 January 1965Independent 680pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري6 January 196520 April 1965Military 780pxAhmad Muhammad Numanأحمد محمد نعمان20 April 19656 July 1965Independent 880pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال6 July 196521 July 1965Military 980pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 July 196518 September 1966Military 1080pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال18 September 19665 November 1967Deposed in a coup d'état.
Revised: العمري 10 February 196429 April 1964Military 580pxHamoud al-Gayifiحمود الجائفي29 April 19646 January 1965Independent 680pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري6 January 196520 April 1965Military 780pxAhmad Muhammad Numanأحمد محمد نعمان20 April 19656 July 1965Independent 880pxAbdullah as-Sallal6 July 196521 July 1965Military 980pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 July 196518 September 1966Military 1080pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال18 September 19665 November 1967Deposed in a coup d'état.
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Original: العمري 10 February 196429 April 1964Military 580pxHamoud al-Gayifiحمود الجائفي29 April 19646 January 1965Independent 680pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري6 January 196520 April 1965Military 780pxAhmad Muhammad Numanأحمد محمد نعمان20 April 19656 July 1965Independent 880pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال6 July 196521 July 1965Military 980pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 July 196518 September 1966Military 1080pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال18 September 19665 November 1967Deposed in a coup d'état.
Revised: العمري 10 February 196429 April 1964Military 580pxHamoud al-Gayifiحمود الجائفي29 April 19646 January 1965Independent 680pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري6 January 196520 April 1965Military 780pxAhmad Muhammad Numanأحمد محمد نعمان20 April 19656 July 1965Independent 880pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال6 July 196521 July 1965Military 980pxHassan al-Amri21 July 196518 September 1966Military 1080pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال18 September 19665 November 1967Deposed in a coup d'état.
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Original: العمري 10 February 196429 April 1964Military 580pxHamoud al-Gayifiحمود الجائفي29 April 19646 January 1965Independent 680pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري6 January 196520 April 1965Military 780pxAhmad Muhammad Numanأحمد محمد نعمان20 April 19656 July 1965Independent 880pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال6 July 196521 July 1965Military 980pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 July 196518 September 1966Military 1080pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال18 September 19665 November 1967Deposed in a coup d'état.
Revised: العمري 10 February 196429 April 1964Military 580pxHamoud al-Gayifiحمود الجائفي29 April 19646 January 1965Independent 680pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري6 January 196520 April 1965Military 780pxAhmad Muhammad Numanأحمد محمد نعمان20 April 19656 July 1965Independent 880pxAbdullah as-Sallalعبد الله السلال6 July 196521 July 1965Military 980pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 July 196518 September 1966Military 1080pxAbdullah as-Sallal18 September 19665 November 1967Deposed in a coup d'état.
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Original: Military 1180pxMohsin Ahmad al-Ainiمحسن أحمد العيني5 November 196721 December 1967Independent 1280pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 December 19679 July 1969Military —
Revised: Military 1180pxMohsin Ahmad al-Aini5 November 196721 December 1967Independent 1280pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 December 19679 July 1969Military —
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Original: Military 1180pxMohsin Ahmad al-Ainiمحسن أحمد العيني5 November 196721 December 1967Independent 1280pxHassan al-Amriحسن العمري21 December 19679 July 1969Military —
Revised: Military 1180pxMohsin Ahmad al-Ainiمحسن أحمد العيني5 November 196721 December 1967Independent 1280pxHassan al-Amri21 December 19679 July 1969Military —
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Original: 80pxAbdul Salam Sabrahعبد السلام صبره9 July 196929 July 1969Independent 1380pxMohsin Ahmad al-Ainiمحسن أحمد العيني29 July 19692 September 1969Independent 1480pxAbdullah Kurshumiعبد الله كرشمي2 September 19695 February 1970Independent 1580pxMohsin Ahmad al-Ainiمحسن أحمد العيني5 February 197026 February 1971Independent —
Revised: 80pxAbdul Salam Sabrah9 July 196929 July 1969Independent 1380pxMohsin Ahmad al-Ainiمحسن أحمد العيني29 July 19692 September 1969Independent 1480pxAbdullah Kurshumiعبد الله كرشمي2 September 19695 February 1970Independent 1580pxMohsin Ahmad al-Ainiمحسن أحمد العيني5 February 197026 February 1971Independent —
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Original: 80pxAbdul Salam Sabrahعبد السلام صبره9 July 196929 July 1969Independent 1380pxMohsin Ahmad al-Ainiمحسن أحمد العيني29 July 19692 September 1969Independent 1480pxAbdullah Kurshumiعبد الله كرشمي2 September 19695 February 1970Independent 1580pxMohsin Ahmad al-Ainiمحسن أحمد العيني5 February 197026 February 1971Independent —
Revised: 80pxAbdul Salam Sabrahعبد السلام صبره9 July 196929 July 1969Independent 1380pxMohsin Ahmad al-Aini29 July 19692 September 1969Independent 1480pxAbdullah Kurshumiعبد الله كرشمي2 September 19695 February 1970Independent 1580pxMohsin Ahmad al-Ainiمحسن أحمد العيني5 February 197026 February 1971Independent —
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