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Original:  Family Mekkhaya Prince had three wives: Min Shwe Yoke  the Princess of Kyannyat – the composer of Kyayze Yadu ;
Revised:  Family Mekkhaya Prince had three wives: Min Shwe Yoke , the Princess of Kyannyat – the composer of Kyayze Yadu ;
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Original:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint  the Princess of Padaung  who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu  the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke  the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote  the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
Revised:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint , the Princess of Padaung who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
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Original:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint  the Princess of Padaung  who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu  the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke  the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote  the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
Revised:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint the Princess of Padaung , who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
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Original:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint  the Princess of Padaung  who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu  the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke  the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote  the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
Revised:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint the Princess of Padaung who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu , the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
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Original:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint  the Princess of Padaung  who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu  the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke  the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote  the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
Revised:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint the Princess of Padaung who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke , the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
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Original:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint  the Princess of Padaung  who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu  the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke  the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote  the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
Revised:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint the Princess of Padaung who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke the Princess of Magway . She received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
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Original:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint  the Princess of Padaung  who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu  the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke  the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote  the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
Revised:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint the Princess of Padaung who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe . Min Shwe Lote the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
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Original:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint  the Princess of Padaung  who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu  the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke  the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote  the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
Revised:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint the Princess of Padaung who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote , the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
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Original:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint  the Princess of Padaung  who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu  the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke  the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote  the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
Revised:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint the Princess of Padaung who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote the Princess of Danubyu . She received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
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Original:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint  the Princess of Padaung  who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu  the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke  the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote  the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu – his brother's consort and married when he died.
Revised:  with whom had two daughters: Nan Shwe Myint the Princess of Padaung who later became a consort of Crown Prince Sagaing and of King Tharrawaddy, and Min Shwe Kyu the Chief Queen of King Pagan, Min Shwe Hmoke the Princess of Magway who received the appanages of Sakkapa, Magway and Laungshe , and Min Shwe Lote the Princess of Danubyu – who received the appanages of Tagaung and Danubyu . She was originally his brother's consort and married when he died.
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Original:  See also Prince Myo Tu – Second prince of Mekkhaya
Revised:  See also Prince Myo Tu , the second Prince of Mekkhaya
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Original:  Paved trails that are accessible to all wheelchairs, have a grade of no more than one in twelve, with periodic level pull-offs.
Revised:  Paved trails that are accessible by users with disabilities are mandated by the U.S. Federal Government to have slope of less than 12\%, with no more than one in twelve, with periodic level pull-offs.
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Original:  This can be a path within an urban area or a rural path through the countryside.
Revised:  This can be a path within an urban area or through the countryside.
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Original:  Footpaths can be connected to form a long distance trail or way, which can be used by both day hikers and backpackers.
Revised:  Footpaths can be connected to form a long-distance trail or way, which can be used by both day hikers and backpackers.
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Original:  Urban footpaths are usually paved, may have steps, and may be called alleys, lanes, steps, etc .
Revised:  Urban footpaths are usually paved, may have steps, and may be called a pavement, a lane or steps .
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Original: David and Charles Ltd p.37 The British Waterways Act of 1995 still did not enshrine any right of public access, although it did encourage recreational access of all kinds to the network, although the steady development of the leisure use of the canals and the decline of commercial traffic had resulted in a general acceptance that towpaths are open to everyone, and not just boat users.
Revised: David Charles p.37 The British Waterways Act of 1995 still did not enshrine any right of public access, although it did encourage recreational access of all kinds to the network, although the steady development of the leisure use of the canals and the decline of commercial traffic had resulted in a general acceptance that towpaths are open to everyone, and not just boat users.
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Original: JPG|upalt=Photograph of a dirt trail through a forest |Trail in the Kruununpuisto Nature Park in Imatra, Finland]] File:Trilha do Parque Nacional da Serra dos Órgãos Sede Petrópolis.jpg|upalt=Photograph of a grassy trail through a forest |Trail at the Serra dos Órgãos National Park, Petrópolis, Brazil A trail is usually a path, track or unpaved lane or road.
Revised: JPG|upalt=Photograph of a dirt trail through a forest |Trail in the Kruununpuisto Nature Park in Imatra, Finland]] A trail is usually a path, track or unpaved lane or road.
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Original:  Sadly, Roy Mata was poisoned to death by his brother , but his body was not buried on his homeland because the locals feared his spirit .
Revised:  Roy Mata was poisoned to death by his brother , but his body was not buried on his homeland because the locals feared his spirit .
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Original:  Sadly, Roy Mata was poisoned to death by his brother , but his body was not buried on his homeland because the locals feared his spirit .
Revised:  Sadly, Roy Mata was fatally poisoned by his brother , but his body was not buried on his homeland because the locals feared his spirit .
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Original:  Sadly, Roy Mata was poisoned to death by his brother , but his body was not buried on his homeland because the locals feared his spirit .
Revised:  Sadly, Roy Mata was poisoned to death by his brother . His body was not buried on his homeland because the locals feared his spirit .
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Original: Map of Chief Roi Mata's Domain Roimata was a powerful 13th century Melanesian chief from what is now Vanuatu.
Revised:  Roimata was a powerful 13th century Melanesian chief from what is now Vanuatu.
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Original:  Chief Roimata's grave, Eratoka Island, VanuatuTaken 08 January 2017 His reign is reputed to have been a peaceful one.
Revised:  His reign is reputed to have been a peaceful one.
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Original:  Grave markers of Chief Roimata's wives - Eratoka Island08 January 2017 In 2008, three sites associated with Roy Mata, on the islands of Efate, Lelepa and Eretoka, were made UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Revised:  In 2008, three sites associated with Roy Mata, on the islands of Efate, Lelepa and Eretoka, were made UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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Original: Roimata was a powerful 13th century Melanesian chief from what is now Vanuatu.
Revised: Roi mata was a powerful 13th century Melanesian chief from what is now Vanuatu.
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Original:  Roy Mata was fatally poisoned by his brother.
Revised:  Roi Mata was fatally poisoned by his brother.
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Original:  According to legend, when Roy Mata conquered the land, his first goal was to unite the tribes to form an army.
Revised:  According to legend, when Roi Mata conquered the land, his first goal was to unite the tribes to form an army.
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Original:  In 2008, three sites associated with Roy Mata, on the islands of Efate, Lelepa and Eretoka, were made UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Revised:  In 2008, three sites associated with Roi Mata, on the islands of Efate, Lelepa and Eretoka, were made UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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Original:  According to legend, when Roi King Mata conquered the land, his first goal was to unite the tribes to form an army.
Revised:  According to legend, when Roi Mata conquered the land, his first goal was to unite the tribes to form an army.
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Original:   Simon Asmar was the owner and initiator of the idea of ​​the River Arts (نهر الفنون), a restaurant with a large gathering of artists,  chairman of Studio El Fan, and he was a consultant and partner with Marwan Abu Al-Ghanem at Melody Art Production Company in Dubai.
Revised:  Simon Asmar was the owner and initiator of the idea of ​​the River Arts (نهر الفنون), a restaurant with a large gathering of artists, He was also the chairman of Studio El Fan, and he was a consultant and partner with Marwan Abu Al-Ghanem at Melody Art Production Company in Dubai.
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Original:   Simon Asmar was the owner and initiator of the idea of ​​the River Arts (نهر الفنون), a restaurant with a large gathering of artists,  chairman of Studio El Fan, and he was a consultant and partner with Marwan Abu Al-Ghanem at Melody Art Production Company in Dubai.
Revised:  Simon Asmar was the owner and initiator of the idea of ​​the River Arts (نهر الفنون), a restaurant with a large gathering of artists, chairman of Studio El Fan, as well as the consultant and partner with Marwan Abu Al-Ghanem at Melody Art Production Company in Dubai.
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Original:   Simon Asmar was the owner and initiator of the idea of ​​the River Arts (نهر الفنون), a restaurant with a large gathering of artists,  chairman of Studio El Fan, and he was a consultant and partner with Marwan Abu Al-Ghanem at Melody Art Production Company in Dubai.
Revised:  Simon Asmar was the owner and initiator of the idea of ​​the River Arts (نهر الفنون), a restaurant with a large gathering of artists, chairman of Studio El Fan, and he was a consultant and partner of Marwan Abu Al-Ghanem at Melody Art Production Company in Dubai.
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Original:   Simon Asmar was the owner and initiator of the idea of ​​the River Arts (نهر الفنون), a restaurant with a large gathering of artists,  chairman of Studio El Fan, and he was a consultant and partner with Marwan Abu Al-Ghanem at Melody Art Production Company in Dubai.
Revised:  Simon Asmar was the owner and initiator of the idea of ​​the River Arts (نهر الفنون), a restaurant with a large gathering of artists, chairman of Studio El Fan, and he was a consultant and partner with Marwan Abu Al-Ghanem 's Melody Art Production Company in Dubai.
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Original:  He died on September 11, 2019, at the age of 76, after a struggle with kidney disease .
Revised:  He died on September 11, 2019, at the age of 76, after a struggle with kidney disease 
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Original:  References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:1943 births Category:2019 deat
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:1943 births Category:2019 deat
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Original:  References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:1943 births Category:2019 deat
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Original: His death He was suffering from urinary tract health problems, prostate cancer, and complications affecting the kidneys, as he underwent a kidney transplant operation that necessitated his stay in the hospital to receive the necessary medical attention.
Revised: Death He was suffering from urinary tract health problems, prostate cancer, and complications affecting the kidneys, as he underwent a kidney transplant operation that necessitated his stay in the hospital to receive the necessary medical attention.
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Original:  General symptoms: Fever, weight loss Skin: Palpable purpura, livedo reticularis Muscles and joints: Muscle pain or inflammation, joint pain or joint swelling Nervous system: Mononeuritis multiplex, headache, stroke, tinnitus, reduced visual acuity, acute visual loss Heart and arteries: Myocardial infarction, hypertension , gangrene Respiratory tract: Nose bleeds, bloody cough, lung infiltrates GI tract: Abdominal pain, bloody stool, perforations Kidneys: Glomerulonephritis
Revised:  General symptoms: Fever, weight loss Skin: Palpable purpura, livedo reticularis Muscles and joints: Muscle pain or inflammation, joint pain or joint swelling Nervous system: Mononeuritis multiplex, headache, stroke, tinnitus, reduced visual acuity, acute visual loss Heart and arteries: Heart attack, high blood pressure , gangrene Respiratory tract: Nose bleeds, bloody cough, lung infiltrates GI tract: Abdominal pain, bloody stool, perforations Kidneys: Glomerulonephritis
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Original:  These include adenosine deaminase 2 deficiency and haploinsufficiency of A20 
Revised:  These include adenosine deaminase 2 deficiency and haploinsufficiency of A20 .
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Original:   Location of the affected vessels.
Revised:  Clinical studies with immunosuppressive drugs targeting specifik cytokines and cells can also be used to understand the heterogeneous immunopathogenic mechanisms of vasculitis and support a mechanistic immunological classification. Location of the affected vessels.
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Original:  Clinical studies with immunosuppressive drugs targeting specifik cytokines and cells can also be used to understand the heterogeneous immunopathogenic mechanisms of vasculitis and support a mechanistic immunological classification.
Revised:  Clinical studies with immunosuppressive drugs targeting specific cytokines and cells can also be used to understand the heterogeneous immunopathogenic mechanisms of vasculitis and support a mechanistic immunological classification.
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Original: Sultan Madar Hersi () was a Somali ruler and the 7th Sultan of the Habr Yunis Sultanate during the late nineteenth-century.
Revised: Sultan Madar Hersi () was a Somali ruler . He was the Sultan of the Habr Yunis Sultanate during the late nineteenth-century.
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Original:  Overview After the death of Sultan Hersi Aman, the Baha Diiriye and Baha Makahil sections of the Sugulle dynasty vied for the Sultanship, which divided the Habr Yunis clan into two factions, one faction led by Guled Haji crowned Awad of the Baha Diiriye and the other    Nur Ahmed Aman .British Somaliland by Drake Brockman, pp.79 -
Revised:  family After the death of Sultan Hersi Aman, the Baha Diiriye and Baha Makahil sections of the Sugulle dynasty vied for the Sultanship, which divided the Habr Yunis clan into two factions, one faction led by Guled Haji crowned Awad of the Baha Diiriye and the other Nur Ahmed Aman .British Somaliland by Drake Brockman, pp.79 -
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Original:  Overview After the death of Sultan Hersi Aman, the Baha Diiriye and Baha Makahil sections of the Sugulle dynasty vied for the Sultanship, which divided the Habr Yunis clan into two factions, one faction led by Guled Haji crowned Awad of the Baha Diiriye and the other    Nur Ahmed Aman .British Somaliland by Drake Brockman, pp.79 -
Revised:  Overview After the death of Sultan Hersi Aman, the Baha Diiriye and Baha Makahil sections of the Sugulle dynasty vied for the Sultanship, which divided the Habr Yunis clan into two factions, one faction led by Guled Haji crowned Awad of the Baha Diiriye and the other Biography Nur Ahmed Aman .British Somaliland by Drake Brockman, pp.79 -
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Original:  But Madar and his followers would not recognize Nur and went with his followers to Burao.
Revised:  But Madar and his followers would not recognize Nur and so Madar established himself at Burao.
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Original: Sultan Madar Hersi Deria () , was a Somali ruler .
Revised: Sultan Madar Hersi Deria () was a Somali ruler .
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Original:  He was the Sultan of the Habr Yunis  .
Revised:  He was the Sultan of the Habr Yunis Sultanate .
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Original:  The final part was published in 1933, edited by William Turner Thiselton-Dyer .
Revised:  Parts 4 to 7 were edited by William Turner Thiselton-Dyer .
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Original:  In 2019, BBC Hausa placed Shaban  film in the Top Ten of Hausa movies.
Revised:  In 2019, BBC Hausa placed Shaban 's film in the Top Ten of Hausa movies.
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Original: Early Life and Education Shaban was born 4th February , 1980 in the Nassarawa area of Nasarawa Local Government Area of Kano State, Nigeria.
Revised: Early Life and Education Shaban was born 4 February 1980 in the Nassarawa area of Nasarawa Local Government Area of Kano State, Nigeria.
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Original:  Research results of the research group, e.g. register allocation, static single assigment form, escape analysis landed in Sun Microsystems java compiler.
Revised:  Research results of the research group, e.g. register allocation, static single assignment form, escape analysis landed in Sun Microsystems java compiler.
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Original: Creative Work Pikoli wrote his first book, The Fatuous State of Severity, whilst recuperating from a depressive episode at a psychiatric clinic.
Revised: Creative work Pikoli wrote his first book, The Fatuous State of Severity, whilst recuperating from a depressive episode at a psychiatric clinic.
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Original: Phumlani Pikoli ( died April 2021) was a  writer and multidisciplinary artist based in South Africa .
Revised: Phumlani Pikoli ( died April 2021) was a writer and multidisciplinary artist .
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Original:  Pikoli describes the book as exploring "assimilation [and] colonial takeover" amongst the young black middle class in democratic South Africa.
Revised:  Pikoli described the book as exploring "assimilation [and] colonial takeover" amongst the young black middle class in democratic South Africa.
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Original:  He released a multimedia exhibition based on The Fatuous State of Severity at Johannesburg’s TMRW Gallery and is developing Born Freeloaders into a film with Diprente Films.
Revised:  He released a multimedia exhibition based on The Fatuous State of Severity at Johannesburg’s TMRW Gallery and was developing Born Freeloaders into a film with Diprente Films.
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