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Original: Barbadians or Bajans (formed by omitting the first syllable of "Barbadians" and by pronouncing the "di" with a "j" sound) are the people who are identified with the country of Barbados, by being citizens or their descendants in the Barbadian diaspora.
Revised: Barbadians or Bajans are the people who are identified with the country of Barbados, by being citizens or their descendants in the Barbadian diaspora.
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Original:  Barbadians are a multi-ethnic and multicultural society of various different ethnic, religious and national origins  .
Revised:  Barbadians are a multi-ethnic and multicultural society of various ethnic, religious and national origins .
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Original: The Imamate of Oman () refers to a historical area within the Oman proper () in the present-day Al Hajar Mountains in Sultanate of Oman.
Revised: The Imamate of Oman () refers to a historical state within the Oman proper () in the present-day Al Hajar Mountains in Sultanate of Oman.
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Original:  Even though the Imamate was isolated by the  Hajar Mountains and the Empty Quarter desert, it had extensive global trade, as it exported dried dates, limes and handmade cotton textiles, and imported other products.
Revised:  Even though the Imamate was isolated by the Al Hajar Mountains and the Empty Quarter desert, it had extensive global trade, as it exported dried dates, limes and handmade cotton textiles, and imported other products.
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Original:  The British empire was keen to dominate southeast Arabia to stifle the growing dominance of other European powers and to weaken the Omani empire during the 18th century .
Revised:  The British Empire was keen to dominate southeast Arabia to stifle the growing dominance of other European powers and to weaken the Omani empire during the 18th century .
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Original:  The British empire thus made the decision to back the Albusaidi Sultans of Muscat.
Revised:  The British thus made the decision to back the Albusaidi Sultans of Muscat.
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Original: Death On October 4, 2017, Hannah was killed when the car, in which he was a passenger, collided with a truck .Rufus Hannah, 63, Star of San Diego 'BumFights' Videos Dies in Georgia Car Crash, by Monica Garske, at NBC San Diego;
Revised: Death On October 4, 2017, Hannah was killed when a truck collided with the car he was riding in as a passenger .Rufus Hannah, 63, Star of San Diego 'BumFights' Videos Dies in Georgia Car Crash, by Monica Garske, at NBC San Diego;
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Original: Death On October 4, 2017, Hannah was killed when a truck collided with the car he was riding in as a passenger  .Rufus Hannah, 63, Star of San Diego 'BumFights' Videos Dies in Georgia Car Crash, by Monica Garske, at NBC San Diego;
Revised: Death On October 4, 2017, Hannah was killed when the car he was riding in as a passenger .Rufus Hannah, 63, Star of San Diego 'BumFights' Videos Dies in Georgia Car Crash, by Monica Garske, at NBC San Diego;
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Original:  He worked as a property manager, and spent 40 hours a week painting apartments, constructing fences, and many other things .
Revised:  He worked as a property manager, and spent 40 hours a week performing such duties as painting apartments and constructing fences .
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Original:  retrieved October 7, 2017 He was survived by his wife and four children.
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Original:  Rome by means of the Via Sebaste P. Sulpicius Quirinius brought an end to the Homonadesians problem in 3 BCE, relocating survivors in different surrounding locations.
Revised:  Rome by means of the Via Sebaste Publius Sulpicius Quirinius brought an end to the Homonadesians problem in 3 BCE, relocating survivors in different surrounding locations.
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Original: That is when Rome started to colonize using retired legions as a solution to the failure of the locally appointed governors.
Revised: That is when Rome started to colonize using retired legionaries as a solution to the failure of the locally appointed governors.
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Original:  The Province of Galatia was established in 25 BCE, and Antioch became a part of it.
Revised:  The province of Galatia was established in 25 BCE, and Antioch became a part of it.
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Original:  Even the Persians, who conquered Anatolia in the 6th century BCE and attempted to rule the area by dividing it into satrapies, were unable to cope with constant uprisings and turmoil.
Revised:  Even the Persians, who conquered Anatolia in the 6th century BC and attempted to rule the area by dividing it into satrapies, were unable to cope with constant uprisings and turmoil.
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Original:  The self-interested Hellenistic dynasties could not expel the Galatians from the interior, but Antiochus I Soter fought against them in 270 BCE in the Taurus Mountains and defeated them by the help of elephants, which the Galatians had never seen before.
Revised:  The self-interested Hellenistic dynasties could not expel the Galatians from the interior, but Antiochus I Soter fought against them in 270 BC in the Taurus Mountains and defeated them by the help of elephants, which the Galatians had never seen before.
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Original:  The foundation of Antioch indicates a date of the last quarter of the 3rd century BCE , but archeological finds at the Sanctuary of Men Askaenos in the northeast date back to the 4th century  .
Revised:  The foundation of Antioch indicates a date of the last quarter of the 3rd century BC , but archeological finds at the Sanctuary of Men Askaenos in the northeast date back to the 4th century .
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Original:  The foundation of Antioch indicates a date of the last quarter of the 3rd century BCE , but archeological finds at the Sanctuary of Men Askaenos in the northeast date back to the 4th century  .
Revised:  The foundation of Antioch indicates a date of the last quarter of the 3rd century BCE , but archeological finds at the Sanctuary of Men Askaenos in the northeast date back to the 4th century BC .
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Original:  They cowed the Galatians and according to the treaty, signed in 188 BCE in Apamea, after they got the land of Pisidia from Antiochos III, they gave it to their ally, the Kingdom of Pergamon, the dominant power in the region.
Revised:  They cowed the Galatians and according to the treaty, signed in 188 BC in Apamea, after they got the land of Pisidia from Antiochos III, they gave it to their ally, the Kingdom of Pergamon, the dominant power in the region.
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Original:  When Aristonikos, a usurper who claimed the throne of Pergamon shortly after, was defeated in 129  , Rome annexed and populated Western Anatolia with its well-developed, creative culture, lasting for centuries.
Revised:  When Aristonikos, a usurper who claimed the throne of Pergamon shortly after, was defeated in 129 BC , Rome annexed and populated Western Anatolia with its well-developed, creative culture, lasting for centuries.
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Original:  By 102 BCE , Cilicia, Pamphylia, Phrygia and Pisida had been freed from pirates and Roman rule was restored.
Revised:  By 102 BC , Cilicia, Pamphylia, Phrygia and Pisida had been freed from pirates and Roman rule was restored.
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Original:  The province of Galatia was established in 25 BCE , and Antioch became a part of it.
Revised:  The province of Galatia was established in 25 BC , and Antioch became a part of it.
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Original:  Rome by means of the Via Sebaste Publius Sulpicius Quirinius brought an end to the Homonadesians problem in 3 BCE , relocating survivors in different surrounding locations.
Revised:  Rome by means of the Via Sebaste Publius Sulpicius Quirinius brought an end to the Homonadesians problem in 3 BC , relocating survivors in different surrounding locations.
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Original:  The formal language was Latin until the end of the 3rd century  .
Revised:  The formal language was Latin until the end of the 3rd century AD .
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Original:  Mr. Taşlıalan wrote his Ph.D. thesis on the Imperial Sanctuary and described the building other called the Great Basilica as the Church of St.Paul.
Revised:  Taşlıalan wrote his Ph.D. thesis on the Imperial Sanctuary and described the building other called the Great Basilica as the Church of St.Paul.
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Original:  Mr. Taşlıalan wrote his Ph.D. thesis on the Imperial Sanctuary and described the building other called the Great Basilica as the Church of St.Paul.
Revised:  Mr. Taşlıalan wrote his Ph.D. thesis on the Imperial Sanctuary and described the building others called the Great Basilica as the Church of St.Paul.
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Original:  One of the two principal streets is the Decumanus Maximus which starts from the Western City Gate and it is 90 + 320 m long.
Revised:  One of the two principal streets is the Decumanus Maximus which starts from the Western City Gate and it is 90 x 320 m long.
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Original:  Sultan Kılıçarslan won the battle against Manuel I Comnenus , and the subsequent treaty signed in Antioch between Kılıçarslan and Manuel led to the introduction of Turkish culture, which survives to the present day .
Revised:  Sultan Kılıçarslan won the battle against Manuel I Comnenus .
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Original:  The party is now led by Sharif Nurul Ambia (President), Moinuddin Khan Badol MP (Executive President) and Nazmul Haq Prodhan MP (General Secretary).
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Original: The Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (, 'National Socialist Party of Bangladesh', abbreviated JSD or 'জাসদ', JASAD) is a political party in Bangladesh.
Revised: The Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (, 'National Socialist Party of Bangladesh', JSD or 'জাসদ', JASAD) is a political party in Bangladesh.
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Original: Following these incidents, the Royal African Company enjoyed 20 years of comparative prosperity.
Revised: Following these incidents, the Royal African Company benefited from 20 years of comparative prosperity.
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Original:  In 1651, the Couronian colonization of the Gambia had also begun, with forts and outposts being erected on several islands.
Revised:  In 1651, the Couronian colonisation of the Gambia had also begun, with forts and outposts being erected on several islands.
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Original:  On 6 April 2017 parliamentary elections were held, which saw the victory of Barrow's United Democratic Party, scoring 37,47\% and winning 31 of the 53 seats of the National Assembly.
Revised: Barrow era On 6 April 2017 parliamentary elections were held, which saw the victory of Barrow's United Democratic Party, scoring 37,47\% and winning 31 of the 53 seats of the National Assembly.
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Original: The Simla Agreement, or Shimla Agreement, was  signed between India and Pakistan on 2 July 1972 in Shimla, the capital city of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.
Revised: The Simla Agreement, also spelled Shimla Agreement, was signed between India and Pakistan on 2 July 1972 in Shimla, the capital city of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.
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Original: The Simla Agreement, or Shimla Agreement, was  signed between India and Pakistan on 2 July 1972 in Shimla, the capital city of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.
Revised: The Simla Agreement, or Shimla Agreement, was signed between India and Pakistan on in Shimla, the capital city of the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh.
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Original:  India entered the war as an ally of Bangladesh which transformed the war into an Indo-Pakistani War of 1971.
Revised:  India entered the war as an ally of Bengali rebels who were fighting against Pakistani state forces in the Bangladesh Liberation War. The Indian intervention proved decisive in the war and led to East Pakistan's breakaway from its union with West Pakistan and the emergence of the independent state of Bangladesh.
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Original:  The agreement was the result of resolve of both the countries to "put an end to the conflict and confrontation that have hitherto marred their relations" .
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Original:  The agreement was the result of resolve of both the countries to "put an end to the conflict and confrontation that have hitherto marred their relations" .
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Original:  It conceived the steps to be taken for further normalisation of mutual relations and it also laid down the principles that should govern their future relations .
Revised:  It conceived the steps to be taken for further normalization of India–Pakistan relations and also laid down the principles that should govern their future relations .
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Original:  It conceived the steps to be taken for further normalisation of mutual relations and it also laid down the principles that should govern their future relations .
Revised:  It conceived the steps to be taken for further normalisation of mutual relations and it also laid down the principles that should govern their future interactions .
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Original: The agreement occurred as a result of the resolve of both countries to "put an end to the conflict and confrontation that have hitherto marred their relations" ;
Revised: The treaty's official purpose was stated to serve as a way for both countries to "put an end to the conflict and confrontation that have hitherto marred their relations" ;
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Original:  it conceived the steps to be taken for further normalization of India–Pakistan relations and also laid down the principles that should govern their future interactions.
Revised:  it conceived the steps to be taken for further normalization of India–Pakistan relations while also laying down the principles that should govern their future interactions.
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Original:  Audience: "Hiya Buttons!") Booing and hissing at the villain Back and forth arguments, usually composed of simple, repetitive phrases (e.g. Character: "No there isn't!"
Revised:  Audience: "Hiya Buttons!") Back and forth arguments, usually composed of simple, repetitive phrases (e.g. Character: "No there isn't!"
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Original:  to retain their sanity, they talked throughout and heckled each one.
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Original:  to retain their sanity, they talked throughout and criticized each one.
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Original:  Cornwell, T. B., Weeks, C. S., Roy, D. P. (2005).
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Original:  For example, Tangible Interaction named one of its branches Crowd ActivationCrowd Activation by Tangible Interaction - About Us and PixMob refers to itself as a crowd activation company on its website.
Revised:  For example, Tangible Interaction named one of its branches Crowd Activation and PixMob refers to itself as a crowd activation company on its website.
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Original: In British pantomime performances, the audience is a crucial aspect of the show and is expected to perform certain tasks such as: Interacting with an "audience friend", a character often designed to be comedic and sympathetic, such as Buttons from Cinderella .
Revised: In British pantomime performances, the audience is a crucial aspect of the show and is expected to perform certain tasks such as: Interacting with an "audience friend", a character often designed to be comedic and sympathetic, such as Buttons from "Cinderella" .
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Original:  During performances of the Radetzky March , it is traditional for the audience to clap along with the beat of the second (louder) repetitions of the chorus.
Revised:  During performances of the "Radetzky March" , it is traditional for the audience to clap along with the beat of the second (louder) repetitions of the chorus.
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Original:   Internet creates a chance of being part of an audience and a creator at the same time.
Revised:  The Internet creates a chance of being part of an audience and a creator at the same time.
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Original: Joachim Ferreira was a Boer commandant who saw action at Majuba and Ingwavuma.
Revised: Joaquim Ferreira was a Boer commandant who saw action at Majuba and Ingwavuma.
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Original: Joaquim Ferreira was a Boer commandant who saw action at Majuba and Ingwavuma.
Revised: Joachim Ferreira was a Boer commandant who saw action at Majuba and Ingwavuma.
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Original:   Ferreira was born on 8 August 1835 near Uitenhage and was taken on the Great Trek as an infant.
Revised:  Life Ferreira was born on 8 August 1835 near Uitenhage and was taken on the Great Trek as an infant.
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Original:   Ferreira was born on 8 August 1835 near Uitenhage and was taken on the Great Trek as an infant.
Revised:  Ferreira was born near Uitenhage and was taken on the Great Trek as an infant.
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Original:  He married Adriana Davel and had a daughter , Christina .
Revised:  He married Adriana Davel and had a daughter .
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Original:  He settled near Swaziland with other Voortrekker families in what they called the Commonwealth of the Little Free State (Klein Vrystaat ) in 1875.
Revised:  He settled near Swaziland with other Voortrekker families in what they called the Commonwealth of the Klein Vrystaat in 1875.
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Original:  At the same time, Swazi King Mbandzeni granted a 36, 000 acre grazing concession to Ferreira and his brother-in-law  Franz Ignatius Maritz, the largest concession to Boer settlers at the time.
Revised:  At the same time, Swazi King Mbandzeni granted a 36, 000-acre grazing concession to Ferreira and his brother-in-law Franz Ignatius Maritz, the largest concession to Boer settlers at the time.
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Original:  At the same time, Swazi King Mbandzeni granted a 36, 000 acre grazing concession to Ferreira and his brother-in-law  Franz Ignatius Maritz, the largest concession to Boer settlers at the time.
Revised:  At the same time, Swazi King Mbandzeni granted a 36, 000 acre grazing concession to Ferreira and his brother-in-law , Franz Ignatius Maritz, the largest concession to Boer settlers at the time.
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Original:  Ferreira began the First Boer War as the commandant of the Utrecht Commando , and went on to lead one of the two Boer divisions at the Battle of Majuba Hill on 27 February 1881.
Revised:  Ferreira began the First Boer War as the commandant of the Utrecht commando , and went on to lead one of the two Boer divisions at the Battle of Majuba Hill on 27 February 1881.
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Original:  He   died near Piet Retief  on 16 May 1917.
Revised:  He He died near Piet Retief on 16 May 1917.
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Original:  He   died near Piet Retief  on 16 May 1917.
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Original:  References Category:South African military personnel Category:People of the First Boer War Category:History of KwaZulu-Natal Category:Year of birth missing Category:Year of death missi 
Revised:  Footnotes Category:South African military personnel Category:People of the First Boer War Category:History of KwaZulu-Natal Category:Year of birth missing Category:Year of death missi 
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Original:  References Category:South African military personnel Category:People of the First Boer War Category:History of KwaZulu-Natal Category:Year of birth missing Category:Year of death missi 
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Original:  The tribe's existence dates back to the 4nd century BCE.D. H. Müller, Al-Hamdani, 53, 124, W. Caskel, Entdeckungen In Arabien, Köln, 1954, S. 9. Mahram, p. 318 The Kindites established a kingdom in central Arabia (Modern Bahrain) which was unlike those of Yemen that were more centralized;
Revised:  The tribe's existence dates back to the 4th century BCE.D. H. Müller, Al-Hamdani, 53, 124, W. Caskel, Entdeckungen In Arabien, Köln, 1954, S. 9. Mahram, p. 318 The Kindites established a kingdom in central Arabia (Modern Bahrain) which was unlike those of Yemen that were more centralized;
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Original: Land Cover [[File:Land cover IGBP.png|center|720px|Land cover by IGBP with 17 classes.
Revised: Types [[File:Land cover IGBP.png|center|720px|Land cover by IGBP with 17 classes.
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Original: 83\% -23.71[6979]Terrestrial barren land2,001.252,000.871,884.0012.65\% -117.25large decrease[6980]Permanent snow and glaciers78.5984.3284.290.57\%5.70[6981]Inland water bodies432.60435.00444.572.98\%11.97[6982]Coastal water bodies and intertidal areas[6983]Grassland1,793.651,806.501,801.1412.09\%7.50Total Land Mass14,893.91100   
Revised: 83\% -23.71[6979]Terrestrial barren land2,001.252,000.871,884.0012.65\% -117.25large decrease[6980]Permanent snow and glaciers78.5984.3284.290.57\%5.70[6981]Inland water bodies432.60435.00444.572.98\%11.97[6982]Coastal water bodies and intertidal areas[6983]Grassland1,793.651,806.501,801.1412.09\%7.50Total Land Mass14,893.91100 \% 
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Original: 83\% -23.71[6979]Terrestrial barren land2,001.252,000.871,884.0012.65\% -117.25large decrease[6980]Permanent snow and glaciers78.5984.3284.290.57\%5.70[6981]Inland water bodies432.60435.00444.572.98\%11.97[6982]Coastal water bodies and intertidal areas[6983]Grassland1,793.651,806.501,801.1412.09\%7.50Total Land Mass14,893.91100   
Revised: 83\% -23.71[6979]Terrestrial barren land2,001.252,000.871,884.0012.65\% -117.25large decrease[6980]Permanent snow and glaciers78.5984.3284.290.57\%5.70[6981]Inland water bodies432.60435.00444.572.98\%11.97[6982]Coastal water bodies and intertidal areas[6983]Grassland1,793.651,806.501,801.1412.09\%7.50Total Land Mass14,893.91100 Mapping Process of land cover mapping using TM images Land cover change detection using remote sensing and geospatial data provides baseline information for assessing the climate change impacts on habitats and biodiversity, as well as natural resources, in the target areas. 
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Original:  Class definition The IGBP Land Cover Classification Color CodeThe Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center (LP DAAC) MODIS/Terra Land Cover Types Yearly L3 Global 0.05Deg CMG (MOD12C1) Following table is Land Cover statistics by Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) with 14 classes.
Revised:  Class definitionThe IGBP Land Cover Classification Color CodeThe Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center (LP DAAC) MODIS/Terra Land Cover Types Yearly L3 Global 0.05Deg CMG (MOD12C1) Following table is Land Cover statistics by Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) with 14 classes.
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Original:  + Land CoverFAO Agri-Environmental Indicators / Land cover values are from CCI_LC（Climate Change Initiative Land Cover） by European Space Agency (million ha = 10 000 km2)FAO codetypeFAO Dataset Information: Land Cover Title Abstract Supplemental see Table 1. SEEA CF/AFF land cover classes and corresponding LCC classifiers, page 2,3,4199220012015sharechange fm 92note[6970]Artificial surfaces (including urban and associated areas)26.0434.3355.400.
Revised:  + Land CoverFAO Agri-Environmental Indicators / Land covervalues are from CCI_LC（Climate Change Initiative Land Cover） by European Space Agency (million ha = 10 000 km2)FAO codetypeFAO Dataset Information: Land Cover Title Abstract Supplemental see Table 1. SEEA CF/AFF land cover classes and corresponding LCC classifiers, page 2,3,4199220012015sharechange fm 92note[6970]Artificial surfaces (including urban and associated areas)26.0434.3355.400.
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