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Original: Mahmudul Hasan shohag infront of Liberation War Memorial Sculpture  Liberation War Memorial Sculpture (Bengali: মুক্তিযুদ্ধের স্মৃতি ভাস্কর্য) is a sculpture Made by Mahmudul Hasan Shohag in on 2010.
Revised: Mahmudul Hasan shohag infront of Liberation War Memorial Sculpture Liberation War Memorial Sculpture (Bengali: মুক্তিযুদ্ধের স্মৃতি ভাস্কর্য) is a sculpture Made by Mahmudul Hasan Shohag in 2010.
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Original:  It is ( 15 feet ) high and is located in Durgapur.
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Original:  It is ( 15 feet ) high and is located in Durgapur.
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Original:  The sculpture  tribute to Bangladeshi Freedom Fighters who sacrificed their lives during the Liberation War.
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Original:  The sculpture  tribute to Bangladeshi Freedom Fighters who sacrificed their lives during the Liberation War.
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Original: Mahmudul Hasan Shohag in front of the Liberation War Memorial Sculpture The Liberation War Memorial Sculpture (Bengali: মুক্তিযুদ্ধের স্মৃতি ভাস্কর্য) was made by Mahmudul Hasan Shohag in 2010.
Revised:  The Liberation War Memorial Sculpture (Bengali: মুক্তিযুদ্ধের স্মৃতি ভাস্কর্য) was made by Mahmudul Hasan Shohag in 2010.
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Original:  When the Committee of Ten organised protests against these councils being formed, they committee were arrested and detained.
Revised:  When the Committee of Ten organised protests against these councils being formed, the committee were arrested and detained.
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Original:  During this time the Raja of Jaipur Bishan Singh was appointed military commander of Mathura.
Revised:  During this time the Raja of Jaipur Bishan Singh military commander of Mathura.
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Original:  During this time Aurangzeb appointed Raja of Jaipur Bishan Singh military commander of Mathura.
Revised:  During this time Aurangzeb appointed Raja of Jaipur Bishan Singh military commander at Mathura.
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Original:  Jat army attack on Akbar,s tomb located in Sikandra, Agra under the leadership of Raja Ram Jat and defeant Mughal army.
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Original:  Jat army attacked on Akbar, s tomb located in Sikandra, Agra under the leadership of Raja Ram Jat and defeant Mughal army.
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Original:  Jat army attacked on Akbar, s tomb located in Sikandra, Agra under the leadership of Raja Ram Jat and defeant Mughal army.
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Original:  She made a debut in the senior national team in april 2021 in a game against Hungary, when Sweden's original squad had a Coronavirus outbreak and had to be fully replaced.
Revised:  She made a debut in the senior national team in April 2021 in a game against Hungary, when Sweden's original squad had a Coronavirus outbreak and had to be fully replaced.
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Original:  As a result, he developed Lou Gehrig's disease and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Revised:  As a result, he developed Lou Gehrig's disease , also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
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Original:  As a result, he developed Lou Gehrig's disease, also known as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis .
Revised:  As a result, he developed Lou Gehrig's disease, also known as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis .
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Original: He started playing handball in Näsby IF. 2013 he moved on to IFK Kristianstad, mostly playing for their youth club , but a few a games for the senior club .
Revised: He started playing handball in Näsby IF. 2013 he moved on to IFK Kristianstad, mostly playing for their youth team , but a few a games for the senior club .
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Original: He started playing handball in Näsby IF. 2013 he moved on to IFK Kristianstad, mostly playing for their youth club , but a few a games for the senior club .
Revised: He started playing handball in Näsby IF. 2013 he moved on to IFK Kristianstad, mostly playing for their youth club , but a few a games for the senior team .
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Original:  Selected SCOR Working URL WG 162 :
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Original: The Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR) is an interdisciplinary body of the International Science URL SCOR was established in 1957, coincident with the International Geophysical Year of 1957-1958.
Revised: The Scientific Committee on Oceanic Research (SCOR) is an interdisciplinary body of the International Science Council. SCOR was established in 1957, coincident with the International Geophysical Year of 1957-1958.
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Original: Scott is also a great, great nephew of Chauncey DePew, attorney for Cornelius Vanderbilt's railroad interests, president of the New York Central Railroad System, and a United States Senator from New York from 1899 to 1911.
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Original: Scott Hale Reiniger , Harlan Sahib Bahadur, Prince of Ghor (born September 5, 1948) is an American actor.
Revised: Scott Hale Reiniger (born September 5, 1948) is an American actor.
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Original: Biography Scott Hale Reiniger, Jr. was born in White Plains, New York , in the United States .
Revised: Biography Scott Hale Reiniger, Jr. was born in White Plains, New York .
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Original: Background  Cuba and Berlin Wall With the end of World War II and the start of the Cold War, the United States had grown concerned about the expansion of communism.
Revised: Background === Cuba and Berlin Wall With the end of World War II and the start of the Cold War, the United States had grown concerned about the expansion of communism.
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Original: Background  Cuba and Berlin Wall With the end of World War II and the start of the Cold War, the United States had grown concerned about the expansion of communism.
Revised: Background Cuba and Berlin With the end of World War II and the start of the Cold War, the United States had grown concerned about the expansion of communism.
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Original: Background  Cuba and Berlin Wall With the end of World War II and the start of the Cold War, the United States had grown concerned about the expansion of communism.
Revised: Background Cuba and Berlin Wall Wallgrown concerned about the expansion of communism.
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Original:  Their consistent usage is promoted by agencies such as Global Ocean Observing (GOOS) and Southern.
Revised:  Their consistent usage is promoted by agencies such as Global Ocean Observing (GOOS) and URL
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Original:  EOVs URL Physics Sea state Ocean surface stress Sea ice Sea surface height Sea surface temperature Subsurface temperature Surface currents Subsurface currents Sea surface salinity Subsurface salinity Ocean surface heat flux
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Original: The Lee–Boot effect is a phenomenon concerning the suppression or prolongation of oestrous cycles of mature  mice (and other rodents), when females are housed in groups and isolated from males.
Revised: The Lee–Boot effect is a phenomenon concerning the suppression or prolongation of oestrous cycles of mature female mice (and other rodents), when females are housed in groups and isolated from males.
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Original:  It is caused by the effects of an oestrogen-dependent pheromone, released via the urine , that acts on the vomeronasal organ of recipients.
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Original:  This pheromone lowers the concentration of luteinizing hormone and elevates prolactin levels, synchronising or stopping the recipient ’ s cycle.
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Original:  He is a professor of economics and the director of the Institute of Statistics , Social and Economic Research at the University of Ghana.
Revised:  He is a professor of economics and the director of the Institute of Statistical , Social and Economic Research at the University of Ghana.
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Original:  He received the bachelors degree in 1994 and remained at the university for further studies for an MPhil. in Economics, received in 1996.
Revised:  He received the bachelor's degree in 1994 and remained at the university for further studies for an MPhil. in Economics, received in 1996.
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Original:  Under an ODA Scholarship in 1996, Quartey moved to the University of Warwick to obtain a masters degree in Quantitative Development Economics.
Revised:  Under an ODA Scholarship in 1996, Quartey moved to the University of Warwick to obtain a master's degree in Quantitative Development Economics.
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Original: Peter Quartey is a Ghanaian development economist.
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Original:   His research interests are in Development Finance, Private Sector Development, Monetary and Financial Sector Development and Migration and Remittances .
Revised:  Contributions His research interests are in Development Finance, Private Sector Development, Monetary and Financial Sector Development and Migration and Remittances .
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Original:   His research interests are in Development Finance, Private Sector Development, Monetary and Financial Sector Development and Migration and Remittances .
Revised:  His research interests include private sector development, development finance, monetary economics, migration and remittances, and poverty analysis .
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Original:  His ambition to be a veterinary surgeon foundered because his family could not afford the fees.
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Original:  After the war, he was sentenced to life in prison under the Soviet-allied government for his collaboration with the regimes of the Kingdom of Hungary and Nazi Germany , but was later released.
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Original:  Role in the 1956 Hungarian Revolution The Hungarian Revolution of 1956 began shortly after his release from prison assisted by Nagy supporters .
Revised:  Role in the 1956 Hungarian Revolution The Hungarian Revolution of 1956 began shortly after his release from prison .
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Original:  His ambition to be a veterinary surgeon floundered because his family could not afford the fees.
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Original:  The Olympic Foundation of Culture (OFCH) commissioned Studio Ponoc for this film project to commmemorate the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, on Friday, ahead of the Olympics' opening ceremony.
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Original:  Tomorrow's Leaves was premiered at the opening Ceremony of Annecy International Animated Film Festival on June 14, 2021.
Revised:  Tomorrow's Leaves premiered at the opening Ceremony of Annecy International Animated Film Festival on June 14, 2021.
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Original:  From then, it 's screening at the Skytree Round Theatre from July 12, 2021 to September 5, 2021.
Revised:  From then, it was shown at the Skytree Round Theatre from July 12, 2021 to September 5, 2021.
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Original:  And lastly, it 'll play in United Cinema Theatre from July 23, 2021 to July 29, 2021.
Revised:  And lastly, it is scheduled to play in United Cinema Theatre from July 23, 2021 to July 29, 2021.
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Original:   Women revolutionaries Women were active in the revolutionary movement in Cuba, composing at least 10-15\% of the Rebel Army fighters and taking a number of key leadership positions.
Revised: Cuban women pre-revolution Pre-revolution, women in Cuba were restricted by traditional patriarchal attitudes. There was a belief that a woman’s role was to remain in the home, caring for house and child. Meanwhile, her husband would be the one to either perform intensive labor on his property or to venture out in search of work. Women’s rights were not prioritized in the pre-revolutionary government, as they were seen as counterproductive to the stability of society. With a shortage of jobs pre-revolution, the men’s need to work was prioritized over the women’s. In any capacity where women did perform labor beyond child-rearing and housework, they were restricted to less labor-intensive work than their peers. For example, when harvesting sugar cane, women were tasked with piling the cane, while men were tasked with cutting the cane. Women revolutionaries Women were active in the revolutionary movement in Cuba, composing at least 10-15\% of the Rebel Army fighters and taking a number of key leadership positions.
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Original:   Women revolutionaries Women were active in the revolutionary movement in Cuba, composing at least 10-15\% of the Rebel Army fighters and taking a number of key leadership positions.
Revised:  Women were also exploited by the bustling sex industry in Cuba pre-revolution. The sex industry in 1950s Cuba was primarily based on the provision of sexual "services" by black and mixed race women to predominantly white North American men. It drew upon a tradition of exoticising mixed-race Cuban women which originated in the work of male Cuban writers, artists, and poets. The proliferation of male American tourists in Cuba who expected these exotic experiences with a Cuban woman encouraged the rapid development of this industry. There were no significant safety measures to protect Cuban sex workers; this was an issue that was swiftly addressed by the new Cuban government post-revolution. Women revolutionaries Women were active in the revolutionary movement in Cuba, composing at least 10-15\% of the Rebel Army fighters and taking a number of key leadership positions.
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Original:  Women revolutionaries Women were active in the revolutionary movement in Cuba, composing at least 10-15\% of the Rebel Army fighters and taking a number of key leadership positions.
Revised: Cuban women were often intrigued by the experiences of Americans, especially American women. The freedoms that many American women enjoyed made them both the envy of and inspiration for numerous Cuban women. Many Cuban women understood American women through a filtered lens, hearing of them through the stories American tourists would tell. The idea of being able to enjoy these same freedoms as American women was a major motivator in inspiring Cuban women to support and participate in the revolution. Women revolutionaries Women were active in the revolutionary movement in Cuba, composing at least 10-15\% of the Rebel Army fighters and taking a number of key leadership positions.
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Original:   With the revolution came a significant increase in women's rights in the country, with Casto noting in a speech that "when our revolution is judged in the years to come, one of the questions that will be asked is how our society and our country resolved the problems of women."
Revised:  It was believed by some Cuban revolutionaries that the sexist roles pressed on to women were a direct result of capitalist influences. They believed that socialism was a woman’s route to equality and freedom; this was embodied in the attitudes that certain revolutionaries, such as Fidel Castro, pushed. Cuban women were encouraged to participate in the revolution so as to bring about not only the freedom of Cuba, but their own freedom. The promises of the revolution stated that the new Cuba would see women as equal to men, instead of requiring them to be subservient to them. With the revolution came a significant increase in women's rights in the country, with Casto noting in a speech that "when our revolution is judged in the years to come, one of the questions that will be asked is how our society and our country resolved the problems of women."
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Original:  Women's rights Pre-revolution, the role of women in Cuba fit the patriarchal notions of a post-colonial nation, in which women were meant to remain in the cult of domesticity, rarely allowed outside without an escort, and had very limited access to educational or professional opportunities.
Revised: Representation of women’s contributions to the revolution were also carefully calculated and not as in-depth as representations of men’s contributions in post-revolutionary Cuba. Significant women were often discussed in Cuba, but the general contributions of everyday women were rarely mentioned. When they were mentioned, they were often understated or overshadowed by the achievements and contributions of their male counterparts. The Cuban government has only recently begun efforts to recognize the stories of everyday Cuban women who participated in the revolution. At a time when many of them are aging and dying, this means the Cuban government only has a small window of opportunity to discover as many of these women’s stories as they can. Women's rights Pre-revolution, the role of women in Cuba fit the patriarchal notions of a post-colonial nation, in which women were meant to remain in the cult of domesticity, rarely allowed outside without an escort, and had very limited access to educational or professional opportunities.
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Original:  With the revolution came a significant increase in women's rights in the country, with Casto noting in a speech that "when our revolution is judged in the years to come, one of the questions that will be asked is how our society and our country resolved the problems of women."
Revised:  With the revolution came a significant increase in women's rights in the country, with Castro noting in a speech that "when our revolution is judged in the years to come, one of the questions that will be asked is how our society and our country resolved the problems of women."
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Original:  The result was that, officially, prostitution was eliminated from Cuba, a situation which continued for three decades   .
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Original:  The sex industry in 1950s Cuba was primarily based on the provision of sexual "services " by black and mixed race women to predominantly white North American men.
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Original:  It drew upon a tradition of exoticising mixed-race Cuban women which originated in the work of male Cuban writers, artists, and poets.
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Original:  In a speech on 1 January 1959, Fidel Casto proclaimed that "when a people has men who fight and women who can fight, that people is invincible."
Revised:  In a speech on 1 January 1959, Fidel Castro proclaimed that "when a people has men who fight and women who can fight, that people is invincible."
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Original:  Celia Sánchez, another founder of the 26th of July Movement and who later served in the general staff of the Rebel Army, organized and planned the landing of the Granma in November 1956 and was responsible for organising reinforcements once the revolutionaries landed.
Revised:  Celia Sánchez, another founder of the 26th of July Movement and who later served in the general staff of the Rebel Army, organized and planned the landing of the Granma in November 1956 and was responsible for organizing reinforcements once the revolutionaries landed.
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Original:  Asela de los Santos helped lead education programmes for illiterate rebel soldiers and rural children during her time in the revolutionary army and was later named Minister of Education.
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Original:  Women were also active in the urban underground movements in cities, including in organising protests, distributing clandestine information, smuggling weapons, raids on police stations, and publicising the torture and arrests of revolutionaries.
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Original:  Women were also active in the urban underground movements in cities, including in organising protests, distributing clandestine information, smuggling weapons, raids on police stations, and publicising the torture and arrests of revolutionaries.
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Original:  Natalia Bolivar, who later gained prominence for her work as an anthropologist, was a leading organiser of efforts to secure political asylum for revolutionaries.
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Original:  Robert Tanaka is competing in the 2021 Para-Olympics in Tokyto. UR 
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Original:  Robert Tanaka is competing in the 2021 Para-Olympics in Tokyto. UR 
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Original: Robert Tanaka is an para-Olympian in the sport of Judo.
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Original:  Robert Tanaka is competing in the 2021 Para-Olympics in URL
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Original:  Robert Tanaka is competing in the 2021 Para-Olympics in URL
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Original: Robert Tanaka is an Paralympian in the sport of Judo.
Revised: Robert Tanaka is a Paralympian in the sport of Judo.
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Original:  History of Prehistory Before 1788 1788-1850 1851-1900 1901-1945 Since 1945 Austria,
Revised:  History of Prehistory Before 1788 1788–1850 1851–1900 1901–1945 Since 1945 Austria,
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