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Original: Under , individual or groups of New Zealanders face restriction on what they can say for or against a political party under the threat of the Bill . Once an organisation has spent over NZ $12,000 on a campaign, they must register and then face what opponent John Boscawen"draconian restrictions or requirements" including a limit of $ 120, 000 says.
Revised: Under , individual or groups of New Zealanders will face restrictions on what they can say for or against a political party under the threat of the Bill . Once an organisation has spent over NZ $12,000 on a campaign, they must register and then face what opponent John Boscawen"draconian restrictions or requirements" including a limit of $ 120, 000 says.
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Original: Under , individual or groups of New Zealanders face restriction on what they can say for or against a political party under the threat of the Bill . Once an organisation has spent over NZ $12,000 on a campaign, they must register and then face what opponent John Boscawen"draconian restrictions or requirements" including a limit of $ 120, 000 says.
Revised: Under , individual or groups of New Zealanders face restriction on what they can say for or against a political party . Once an organisation has spent over NZ $12,000 on a campaign, they must register and then face what opponent John Boscawen"draconian restrictions or requirements" including a limit of $ 120, 000 says.
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Original: Under , individual or groups of New Zealanders face restriction on what they can say for or against a political party under the threat of the Bill . Once an organisation has spent over NZ $12,000 on a campaign, they must register and then face what opponent John Boscawen"draconian restrictions or requirements" including a limit of $ 120, 000 says.
Revised: Under , individual or groups of New Zealanders face restriction on what they can say for or against a political party under the threat of the Bill . Once an organisation has spent over NZ $12,000 on a campaign, they must register and then face what opponent John Boscawen describes as "draconian restrictions or requirements" including a limit of $ 120, 000 says.
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Original: Under , individual or groups of New Zealanders face restriction on what they can say for or against a political party under the threat of the Bill . Once an organisation has spent over NZ $12,000 on a campaign, they must register and then face what opponent John Boscawen"draconian restrictions or requirements" including a limit of $ 120, 000 says.
Revised: Under , individual or groups of New Zealanders face restriction on what they can say for or against a political party under the threat of the Bill . Once an organisation has spent over NZ $12,000 on a campaign, they must register and then face what opponent John Boscawen"draconian restrictions or requirements" including a limit of $ 120, 000.
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Original:  The Human Rights Commission - a Government department - has described  as "inherently flawed" and should be withdrawn.
Revised:  The Human Rights Commission - a Government department - has described it as "inherently flawed" and should be withdrawn.
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Original:  About 200 Christchurch  residents of all ages formed together yesterday and marched against a current Government Bill going through Parliament, the Electoral Finance Bill.
Revised:  Yesterday, about 200 Christchurch residents of all ages formed together yesterday and marched against a current Government Bill going through Parliament, the Electoral Finance Bill.
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Original:  About 200 Christchurch  residents of all ages formed together yesterday and marched against a current Government Bill going through Parliament, the Electoral Finance Bill.
Revised:  About 200 Christchurch residents of all ages formed together and marched against a current Government Bill going through Parliament, the Electoral Finance Bill.
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Original:  About 200 Christchurch  residents of all ages formed together yesterday and marched against a current Government Bill going through Parliament, the Electoral Finance Bill.
Revised:  About 200 Christchurch residents of all ages formed together yesterday and marched against a current government bill going through Parliament, the Electoral Finance Bill.
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Original:  Under this Bill , individuals or groups of New Zealanders will face restrictions on what they can say for or against a political party.
Revised:  Under this bill , individuals or groups of New Zealanders will face restrictions on what they can say for or against a political party.
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Original:  The  Human Rights Commission - a Government department- has described it as "inherently flawed" and  should be withdrawn.
Revised:  The Human Rights Commission —a government department— has described it as "inherently flawed" and should be withdrawn.
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Original:  The  Human Rights Commission - a Government department- has described it as "inherently flawed" and  should be withdrawn.
Revised:  The Human Rights Commission - a Government department- has described it as "inherently flawed" and said it should be withdrawn.
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Original:  Wikinewsie Gabriel Pollard was on hand to record the Christchurch March for Democracy protest and the views of those marching.
Revised:  Wikinews' Gabriel Pollard was on hand to record the Christchurch March for Democracy protest and the views of those marching.
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Original:  John Boscawen has poured hundreds of thousands of dollars of his own money (and The Sensible Sentencing Trust, and Family First) into the campaign against the Bill .
Revised:  John Boscawen has poured hundreds of thousands of dollars of his own money (and The Sensible Sentencing Trust, and Family First) into the campaign against the bill .
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Original:  Member of Parliament for National , Nicky Wagner, told Gabriel Pollard that the reason National takes a strong view against the Electoral Finance Bill was because it "restricts freedom of speech, and we don't believe people should be shut down for one year in three."
Revised:  Member of New Zealand National Party , Nicky Wagner, told Gabriel Pollard that the reason National takes a strong view against the Electoral Finance Bill was because it "restricts freedom of speech, and we don't believe people should be shut down for one year in three."
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Original:  While they are too young to vote, and will be next year in the 2008 General Election as well, they all agreed that the Bill goes against our human rights.
Revised:  While they are too young to vote, and will be next year in the 2008 general election as well, they all agreed that the Bill goes against our human rights.
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Original:  " Category:New Zealand Category:Oceania Category:Crime and law Category:Politics and conflic
Revised:  Category:New Zealand Category:Oceania Category:Crime and law Category:Politics and conflic
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Original:  " Category:New Zealand Category:Oceania Category:Crime and law Category:Politics and conflic
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Original:  Member of  New Zealand National Party, Nicky Wagner, told Gabriel Pollard that the reason National takes a strong view against the Electoral Finance Bill was because it "restricts freedom of speech, and we don't believe people should be shut down for one year in three."
Revised:  Member of Parliament for the New Zealand National Party, Nicky Wagner, told Gabriel Pollard that the reason National takes a strong view against the Electoral Finance Bill was because it "restricts freedom of speech, and we don't believe people should be shut down for one year in three."
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Original:  "[National] will probably have 100's of amendments next week, but we believe the whole bill is flawed ... and that it is terribly bad for our democracy."
Revised:  "[National] will probably have hundreds of amendments next week, but we believe the whole bill is flawed ... and that it is terribly bad for our democracy."
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Original:  Ellis said, "It prevents people from voicing their own opinions.   
Revised:  Ellis said, "It prevents people from voicing their own opinions. " 
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Original: The resolution was approved by a 4 of the 7 members of the Board including Jimmy Wales, and Devouard.
Revised: The resolution was approved by 4 of the 7 members of the Board including Jimmy Wales, and Devouard.
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Original:  She will retain her position as Foundation Advisor and Special Consultant  
Revised:  She will retain her position as Foundation Advisor and Special Consultant . 
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Original:  With Wikinews, Sarvis discusses his background, views on McDonnell's tenure, keys to campaign success, plan to implement his agenda, and the former Virginia government he most admires.
Revised:  With Wikinews, Sarvis discusses his background, views on McDonnell's tenure, keys to campaign success, plan to implement his agenda, and the former Virginia governor he most admires.
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Original:  Attorney , the Libertarian Party's nominee for Virginia  answered five questions submitted via e-mail by accredited Wikinews reporter William Saturn.
Revised:  Attorney , the Libertarian Party's nominee for Virginia , answered five questions submitted via e-mail by accredited Wikinews reporter William Saturn.
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Original:  Sarvis has gained recognition for consistently garnering double digits in opinion polls for the ;
Revised:  Sarvis has gained recognition for consistently garnering double digits in opinion polls for the ,
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Original:  The latest /Zogby poll from late September , placed him at 13 percent, 14 points behind Republican Party nominee , , and 19 points behind Democratic Party nominee , the former chairman, with 24 percent undecided.
Revised:  The latest /Zogby poll from late September placed him at 13 percent, 14 points behind Republican Party nominee , , and 19 points behind Democratic Party nominee , the former chairman, with 24 percent undecided.
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Original:  Whoever wins election on November 5, 2013, will replace outgoing governor .
Revised:  Whoever wins election on November 5, 2013, would replace outgoing governor .
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Original:  On his campaign website, Sarvis notes that he favors parental school choice through , simplification of Virginia's Tax Code, rights, same-sex marriage , and reform of the state's drug laws.
Revised:  On his campaign website, Sarvis notes he favors parental school choice through , simplification of Virginia's Tax Code, rights, same-sex marriage , and reform of the state's drug laws.
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Original:  On his campaign website, Sarvis notes that he favors parental school choice through , simplification of Virginia's Tax Code, rights, same-sex marriage , and reform of the state's drug laws.
Revised:  On his campaign website, Sarvis notes that he favors parental school choice through , simplification of Virginia's Tax Code, rights, , and reform of the state's drug laws.
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Original: On his campaign website, Sarvis notes he favors parental school choice through , simplification of Virginia's Tax Code,  rights, , and reform of the state's drug laws.
Revised: On his campaign website, Sarvis notes he favors parental school choice through , simplification of Virginia's Tax Code, — — rights, , and reform of the state's drug laws.
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Original:  Sarvis has gained recognition for consistently garnering double digits in opinion polls for the , an unusual feat for a third party candidate.
Revised:  Sarvis has garnered double digits in opinion polls for the , an unusual feat for a third party candidate.
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Original:  I am the only candidate who believes in both economic freedom and personal liberty and the only candidate who stands on principle against cronyism and corporatism and in favor of the rule of law.
Revised:  I am the only candidate who believes in both economic freedom and personal liberty and the only candidate who stands on principle against and and in favor of the rule of law.
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Original: ]] The Wikimedia Foundation was chosen in part because of the ability to provide free, collaborative knowledge which is distributed by people all over the world and its involvement in "the development of life changing technology innovation" with the "potential for long-term impact on business and society, demonstrating visionary leadership and having a proven technology," referring to Wikipedia, Wikinews, Wikiversity and  Commons.
Revised: ]] The Wikimedia Foundation was chosen in part because of the ability to provide free, collaborative knowledge which is distributed by people all over the world and its involvement in "the development of life changing technology innovation" with the "potential for long-term impact on business and society, demonstrating visionary leadership and having a proven technology," referring to Wikipedia, Wikinews, Wikiversity and Wikimedia Commons.
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Original:  External links The fake bombing at the ROM, Toronto, 28.11.07 Fake footage of the fake bombing at the ROM, Toronto toronto bomb fake exposed 11 29 2007 Response to "ROM Bomber
Revised:  External links The fake bombing at the ROM, Toronto, 28.11.07 Fake footage of the fake bombing at the ROM, Toronto Toronto bomb fake exposed 11 29 2007 Response to "ROM Bomber
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Original: Anyone who has information about the suspects or anything else should call police at (1) 416-808-5204, Crime Stoppers anonymously at (1) 416-222-TIPS (8477), toll free at 1-800-222-TIPS, or visit the Crime Stoppers website immediately .
Revised: Anyone who has information about the suspects or anything else should call police at (1) 416-808-5204, Crime Stoppers anonymously at (1) 416-222-TIPS (8477), toll free at 1-800-222-TIPS, or visit the Crime Stoppers website immediately 
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Original:  External links The fake bombing at the ROM, Toronto, 28.11.07 Fake footage of the fake bombing at the ROM, Toronto Toronto bomb fake exposed 11 29 2007 Response to "ROM Bomber
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Original:  As Slovak police official Michal Kopčík said, the uranium is usable for making a "dirty bomb " which spreads radioactive material or for terrorist attacks of many forms.
Revised:  As Slovak police official Michal Kopčík suggested, however, that the uranium recovered would have been useful in preparing a dirty bomb. " which spreads radioactive material or for terrorist attacks of many forms.
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Original: Would be  hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui plead guilty to conspiring in September 11th terrorist attacks on Friday.
Revised: inuse hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui plead guilty to conspiring in September 11th terrorist attacks on Friday.
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Original: Would be  hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui plead guilty to conspiring in September 11th terrorist attacks on Friday.
Revised: Would be Would-be hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui plead guilty to conspiring in September 11th terrorist attacks on Friday.
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Original: Would be  hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui plead guilty to conspiring in September 11th terrorist attacks on Friday.
Revised: Would be hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui pleaded guilty to conspiring in September 11th terrorist attacks on Friday.
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Original:  He faces the death penalty or life in prison  
Revised:  He faces the death penalty or life in prison . 
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Original: inuse Would-be hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui pleaded guilty to conspiring in September 11th terrorist attacks on Friday.
Revised:  Would-be hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui pleaded guilty to conspiring in September 11th terrorist attacks on Friday.
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Original:  Moussaoui plead guilty to each of the six charges laid against him for his involvement in the 9/ 11 attacks.
Revised:  Moussaoui plead guilty to each of the six charges laid against him for his involvement in the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Original:  He faces the death penalty or life in prison . U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkem
Revised:  He faces the death penalty or life in prison U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkem
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Original:  He faces the death penalty or life in prison . U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkem
Revised:  He faces the death penalty or life in prison . 
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Original: April 22, 2005 Category:April 22, 2005 U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema accepted would-be hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui's guilty pleas on six charges laid against him for his involvement in the Sept. 11 attacks  .
Revised: April 22, 2005 Category:April 22, 2005 U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema accepted would-be hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui's guilty pleas on six charges laid against him for his involvement in the Sept. 11 attacks in an Alexandria, Virginia, USA courthouse .
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Original: U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema accepted would-be hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui's guilty pleas on six charges of conspiracy laid against him for his involvement in the Sept. 11 attacks in an Alexandria, Virginia, USA courthouse.
Revised: U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema accepted would-be hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui's guilty pleas on six charges of conspiracy laid against him for his plotting to participate in the Sept. 11 attacks in an Alexandria, Virginia, USA courthouse.
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Original: U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema accepted would-be hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui's guilty pleas on six charges of conspiracy laid against him for his plotting to participate in the Sept. 11 attacks in an Alexandria, Virginia, USA courthouse .
Revised: U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema accepted would-be hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui's guilty pleas on six charges of conspiracy laid against him for his plotting to participate in the Sept. 11 attacks .
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Original:  Moussaoui, who at one point during the trial  had to be restrained, was polite and quiet during the day's appearance.
Revised:  Moussaoui, who at one point during the trial in an Alexandria, Virginia courthouse, had to be restrained, was polite and quiet during the day's appearance.
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Original: April 22, 2005 Category:April 22, 2005 U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema accepted would-be hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui's guilty pleas on six charges of conspiracy laid against him for his plotting to participate in the Sept. 11 attacks.
Revised:  U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema accepted would-be hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui's guilty pleas on six charges of conspiracy laid against him for his plotting to participate in the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Original:  After the trial, Ms Gibbons was taken to the crowded Omdurman women's prison  to begin the remaining 11 days of her sentence.
Revised:  After the trial, Ms Gibbons was taken to the crowded women's prison to begin the remaining 11 days of her sentence.
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Original:  After the trial, Ms Gibbons was taken to the crowded Omdurman women's prison  to begin the remaining 11 days of her sentence.
Revised:  After the trial, Ms Gibbons was taken to the crowded Omdurman women's prison in Omdurman to begin the remaining 11 days of her sentence.
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Original:  Although the prison is less uncomfortable than many in Sudan, conditions are not good, and Ms Gibbons will have to rely on wellwishers to supply her with food and water.
Revised:  Although the prison is more comfortable than many in Sudan, conditions are not good, and Ms Gibbons will have to rely on wellwishers to supply her with food and water.
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Original:  After Ms Gibbons was charged, the Muslim Council of Britain  stated that they were appalled at the decision and called on the Sudanese President, Umar al-Bashir, to intervene to secure Ms Gibbons' release.
Revised:  After Ms Gibbons was charged, the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) stated that they were appalled at the decision and called on the Sudanese President, Umar al-Bashir, to intervene to secure Ms Gibbons' release.
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Original:  After Ms Gibbons was charged, the Muslim Council of Britain  stated that they were appalled at the decision and called on the Sudanese President, Umar al-Bashir, to intervene to secure Ms Gibbons' release.
Revised:  After Ms Gibbons was charged, the Muslim Council of Britain stated that they were appalled at the decision and called on the Sudanese President, Omar al-Bashir, to intervene to secure Ms Gibbons' release.
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Original: Chris Comer resigned this month as the director of the science curriculum for the Texas Education Agency's  director after more than nine years.
Revised: Chris Comer resigned this month as the director of the science curriculum for the Texas Education Agency's (TEA) director after more than nine years.
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Original:  Comer's resignation comes shortly ahead of the Texas Board of Education reviews of the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills  , which determine what should be taught in the classrooms and what textbooks are bought.
Revised:  Comer's resignation comes shortly ahead of the Texas Board of Education reviews of the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) , which determine what should be taught in the classrooms and what textbooks are bought.
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Original: Chris Comer resigned this month as the director of the science curriculum for the Texas Education Agency's (TEA) director after more than nine years.
Revised: Christine Comer resigned this month as the director of the science curriculum for the Texas Education Agency's (TEA) director after more than nine years.
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Original: SALT LAKE CITY - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Wednesday (20 APR 2005) that they will build a five story library and archive next to Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Revised:  The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced Wednesday (20 APR 2005) that they will build a five story library and archive next to Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Original:  I do not want this to lead to any anti-Muslims feeling in this country.  
Revised:  I do not want this to lead to any anti-Muslims feeling in this country. " 
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Original: Boris Johnston , an English MP writing in The Times in London  has welcomed Muslim opposition in Britain to the events in Sudan , and called for muslims to publicly demonstrate their outrage: "the voices we need to hear now belong to Britain's vast, sensible Muslim majority...
Revised: Boris Johnson , an English MP writing in The Times in London has welcomed Muslim opposition in Britain to the events in Sudan , and called for muslims to publicly demonstrate their outrage: "the voices we need to hear now belong to Britain's vast, sensible Muslim majority...
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Original: Boris Johnston , an English MP writing in The Times in London  has welcomed Muslim opposition in Britain to the events in Sudan , and called for muslims to publicly demonstrate their outrage: "the voices we need to hear now belong to Britain's vast, sensible Muslim majority...
Revised: Boris Johnston , an English MP writing in The Times in London , has welcomed Muslim opposition in Britain to the events in Sudan , and called for muslims to publicly demonstrate their outrage: "the voices we need to hear now belong to Britain's vast, sensible Muslim majority...
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Original: Boris Johnston , an English MP writing in The Times in London  has welcomed Muslim opposition in Britain to the events in Sudan , and called for muslims to publicly demonstrate their outrage: "the voices we need to hear now belong to Britain's vast, sensible Muslim majority...
Revised: Boris Johnston , an English MP writing in The Times in London has welcomed Muslim opposition in Britain to the events in Sudan and called for muslims to publicly demonstrate their outrage: "the voices we need to hear now belong to Britain's vast, sensible Muslim majority...
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