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Original:  Thus, the farms represented an extension beyond the towns of the wall of separation between the white and the black occupants of the land.
Revised:  Thus, the farms represented an extension beyond the towns of the separation between the white and the black occupants of the land.
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Original:  As in the towns, plantation slavery was sometimes seen as a means of evangelism .
Revised:  As in the towns, plantation slavery was used as a vehicle of evangelism to the enslaved .
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Original:  They asked the Afgescheiden Gereformeerde Kerk in the Netherland to provide them with a minister.
Revised:  They asked the Afgescheiden Gereformeerde Kerk in the Netherlands to provide them with a minister.
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Original: But many settlers believed they had a had arrived with a missionary motive, which included spreading the superiority of European culture.
Revised: But many settlers believed they had arrived with a missionary motive, which included spreading the superiority of European culture.
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Original:  Within that master/servant relationship, the Europeans would teach to teach the Bible to them in hope that the message would filter back through the servant's family (along with reports of the superiority of European life) and thus bring about conversion.
Revised:  Within that master/servant relationship, the Europeans would teach to teach the Bible to them in hope that the message would filter back through the servant's family (along with reports of the superiority extravaganceof European life) and thus bring about conversion.
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Original:  As in the towns, plantation slavery was used as a vehicle of evangelism to the enslaved.
Revised:  As in the towns, plantation slavery attempted service tradewas used as a vehicle of evangelism to the enslaved.
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Original:  And, this anti-imperialism extended also to the theory of missionary obligation that developed within the Dutch Reformed Church: the kingdom of God will grow within the sphere of influence assigned to the church by divine providence, as children are taught the Gospel by their parents and family.
Revised:  And, this anti-imperialism extended also to the theory of missionary obligation that developed within the Dutch Reformed Church: the Kingdom of God will grow within the sphere of influence assigned to the church by divine providence, as children are taught the Gospel by their parents and family.
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Original:  Within that master/servant relationship, the Europeans would teach to teach the Bible to them in hope that the message would filter back through the servant's family (along with reports of the superiority extravaganceof European life) and thus bring about conversion.
Revised:  Within that master/servant relationship, the Europeans would teach the Bible to them in hope that the message would filter back through the servant's family (along with reports of the superiority extravaganceof European life) and thus bring about conversion.
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Original:  Within that master/servant relationship, the Europeans would teach to teach the Bible to them in hope that the message would filter back through the servant's family (along with reports of the superiority extravaganceof European life) and thus bring about conversion.
Revised:  Within that master/servant relationship, the Europeans would teach to teach the Bible to them in hope that the message would filter back through the servant's family (along with reports of the superiority of the European way of life) and thus bring about conversion.
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Original:  France invaded the Republic of the United Provinces in January 1794, the Stadtholder fled to England and asked the British Government to send the Navy to take care of the possessions of the United East Indies Company that was in dire financial straits and in which he had a huge stake.
Revised:  France invaded the Republic of the United Provinces in January 1794, the Stadtholder fled to England and asked the British to send it's Navy to take care of the possessions of the United East Indies Company that was in dire financial straits and in which he had a huge stake.
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Original:  France invaded the Republic of the United Provinces in January 1794, the Stadtholder fled to England and asked the British Government to send the Navy to take care of the possessions of the United East Indies Company that was in dire financial straits and in which he had a huge stake.
Revised:  France invaded the Republic of the United Provinces in January 1794, the Stadtholder fled to England and asked the British Government to send the Navy to take care of the possessions of the United East India Company that was in dire financial straits and in which he had a huge stake.
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Original:  In 1806, the British Navy invaded the Cape of Good Hope on its own, and appointed British land administrators there, who were zealous propagators of the Enlightenment.
Revised:  In 1806, the British Navy invaded the Cape of Good Hope on its own, and appointed British administrators there, who were zealous propagators of the Enlightenment.
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Original:  They loosened the trade and labour regulations, speaking of the blacks as 'noble savages' whose untainted natural souls they professed to admire.
Revised:  They loosened the trade and labour regulations, speaking of the blacks as those whose untainted natural souls they professed to admire.
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Original:  The British Government outlawed slavery in the British Empire in 1835.
Revised:  The British government outlawed slavery in the British Empire in 1835.
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Original:  And, they professed to believe in their own autonomous Reason above all else.
Revised:  And, they professed to believe in their own autonomous reason above all else.
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Original:  A more antithetical message could hardly be imagined, as the English Enlightenment found itself with the Afrikaners for the first time.
Revised:  A more antithetical message could hardly be imagined, as the British Enlightenment found itself with the Afrikaners for the first time.
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Original:  During the Great Trek, many people, mostly from the eastern part of the Cape Colony, went north, to areas not under control of the government of the British Crown Colony .
Revised:  During the Great Trek, many people, mostly from the eastern part of the Cape Colony, went north, to areas not under control of the British colonies authorities .
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Original:  The British government outlawed slavery in  the British Empire in 1833.
Revised:  The British government outlawed slavery in parts of the British Empire in 1833.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The Elm is used for its interwoven grain, this prevents the nave from splitting with the force of the spokes being driven in tight.
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Original:  The Oak is used because it doesn't bend, compress or flex and transfers any load pressures directly from the felloes to the nave.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The Ash is used for its flexibility and springy nature, this acts as a form of suspension and protects against shock damage.
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Original:  The word is the combination of "wheel" and the word "wright", (which comes from the Old English word "wryhta", meaning a worker or shaper of wood) as in shipwright and arkwright  This occupational name became the English surname Wright.
Revised:  The word is the combination of "wheel" and the word "wright", (which comes from the Old English word "wryhta", meaning a worker or shaper of wood) as in shipwright and arkwright . This occupational name became the English surname Wright.
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Original:  Straking was considered to be a less skilled practice and could be done with less knowledge and equipment, this made the wheels easier to service without the need for a Blacksmith .
Revised:  Straking was considered to be a less skilled practice and could be done with less knowledge and equipment, this made the wheels easier to service without the need for a blacksmith .
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Original:  During the last five years, the Swedish MPA has been among the top three agencies in Europe, counting the number of approvals processes managed for central ( ie . European) approvals of medicines.
Revised:  During the last five years, the Swedish MPA has been among the top three agencies in Europe, counting the number of approvals processes managed for central ( i.e . European) approvals of medicines.
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Original:  The Swedish MPA also has strong representaion in more than 110 working groups and committees in the scope of the Heads of Medicines Agencies (HMA) and European Medicines Agency (EMA) for regulation of medical products in Europe.
Revised:  The Swedish MPA also has strong representation in more than 110 working groups and committees in the scope of the Heads of Medicines Agencies (HMA) and European Medicines Agency (EMA) for regulation of medical products in Europe.
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Original: The Medical Products Agency () is the Swedish national authority responsible for regulation and surveillance of the development, manufacturing and sale of medicinal drugs, medical devices and cosmetics.
Revised: The Medical Products Agency () is the government agency in Sweden responsible for regulation and surveillance of the development, manufacturing and sale of medicinal drugs, medical devices and cosmetics.
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Original:  The Medical Products Agency is a government body under the aegis of the Swedish Ministry of Health and Social Affairs (see Government agencies in Sweden) .
Revised:  The Medical Products Agency is a government body under the aegis of the Swedish Ministry of Health and Social Affairs .
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Original:  most are pharmacists and doctors .
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Original:  most are pharmacists and doctors    
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Original:  He was son of Lorenzo de Errázuriz and Vergara and Micaela Larrain and Cordova, both of Navarra.
Revised:  He was son of Lorenzo de Errázuriz y Vergara and Micaela Larrain and Cordova, both of Navarra.
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Original:  He was son of Lorenzo de Errázuriz and Vergara and Micaela Larrain and Cordova, both of Navarra.
Revised:  He was son of Lorenzo de Errázuriz and Vergara and Micaela Larrain y Cordova, both of Navarra.
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Original: Presidents of Chile This family has the following four presidents of Chile , in chronological order.
Revised: His descendants include four presidents of Chile , in chronological order.
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Original: Presidents of Chile This family has the following four presidents of Chile , in chronological order.
Revised: Presidents of Chile This family has the following four presidents of Chile :
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Original: The Errázuriz Family in Chile , was founded by Francisco Javier Errázuriz Larraín  born in Aranaz, Navarra, Spain .
Revised: The Errázuriz family in Chile was founded by Francisco Javier Errázuriz Larraín born in Aranaz, Navarra, Spain .
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Original: The Errázuriz Family in Chile , was founded by Francisco Javier Errázuriz Larraín  born in Aranaz, Navarra, Spain .
Revised: The Errázuriz Family in Chile , was founded by Francisco Javier Errázuriz Larraín , who was born in Aranaz, Navarra, Spain .
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Original:  He came to Chile in 1735.  ]]
Revised:  He came to Chile in 1735. ]].
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Original: Image:Haemophagocytic _lymphohistiocytosis_Bone_marrow .
Revised: Image:Haemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis Bone marrow .
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Original: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
Revised: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: Military history of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
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Original: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
Revised: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: Military history of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
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Original: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
Revised: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: Military history of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
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Original: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
Revised: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: Military history of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
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Original: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
Revised: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: Military history of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
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Original: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
Revised: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: Military history of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
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Original: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: History of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
Revised: Civil wars involving the states and peoples of Africa Category: History of Angola Category: History of Burundi Category: History of Chad Category:Military history of the Democratic Republic of the Congo Category: History of Namibia Category: History of Rwanda Category: History of Uganda Category: History of Zimbabwe Category: Military history of Zambia Category:Natural resource conflicts Category:Ethnicity-based civil wars Category:Proxy wa
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Original: Islam and the Malay-Indonesian World: Transmission and Responses (2001), pg 116 He arrived in Aceh in 1637 and enjoyed the patronage of Iskandar Thani (reigned 1636-1641) in quality of jurist consult (Arabic: mufti) and later of the highest-ranking religious office of Shaikh al-Islām.
Revised: Islam and the Malay-Indonesian World: Transmission and Responses (2001), pg 116 He arrived in Aceh in 1637 and enjoyed the patronage of Iskandar Thani (reigned 1636-1641) in quality of jurist consult (Arabic: mufti) and later of the highest-ranking religious office of Shaykh al-Islām.
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Original:  See also Hamzah Fansuri wahdatul wujud Aristotelian metaphysics Eraclitus Parmenides Category:1658 deaths Category:Indian expatriates in Indonesia Category:Gujarati people Category:Indian Muslims Category:Indian people of Yemeni descent Category:17th-century Muslim scholars of Islam Category:Year of birth missing Category:Hadhrami people Category:People from Surat Category:Indian occultis
Revised:  See also Hamzah Fansuri Wahdat-ul-Wujud Aristotelian metaphysics Heraclitus Parmenides Category:1658 deaths Category:Indian expatriates in Indonesia Category:Gujarati people Category:Indian Muslims Category:Indian people of Yemeni descent Category:17th-century Muslim scholars of Islam Category:Year of birth missing Category:Hadhrami people Category:People from Surat Category:Indian occultis
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Original:  Amounst the people interviewed by Bleek was !Kweiten-ta-Ken.
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Original:  Capital Its capital and largest city is Fomboni.
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Original:  Also in 2002 , Mohamed Said Fazul was elected president.
Revised:  The same year , Mohamed Said Fazul was elected president.
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Original:   Protected areas On 19 April 2001, the first protected area in this countryMohéli Marine Parkwas gazetted.
Revised:  Environment Protected areas On 19 April 2001, the first protected area in this countryMohéli Marine Parkwas gazetted.
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Original:  Flag of the Sultanate between 1891 and 1904.
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Original:  Independence Separatist flag(1997–1998).
Revised:  Independence 
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Original:  His supporters won most seats in Mohéli's delegation to Parliament in the legislative elections of 2004. 
Revised:  His supporters won most seats in Mohéli's delegation to Parliament in the legislative elections of 2004. Flags
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Original:  Important Bird Area A 6,268 ha tract encompassing the highlands of the interior of the western part of the island, including Mount Mlédjélé, has been designated an Important Bird Area (IBA) by BirdLife International because it supports populations of Comoro olive pigeons, Comoro blue pigeons, tropical shearwaters, Moheli scops owls, Malagasy harriers, Moheli brush warblers, Moheli bulbuls, Comoro thrushes, Humblot's sunbirds and red-headed fodies. 
Revised:  Important Bird Area A 6,268 ha tract encompassing the highlands of the interior of the western part of the island, including Mount Mlédjélé, has been designated an Important Bird Area (IBA) by BirdLife International because it supports populations of Comoro olive pigeons, Comoro blue pigeons, tropical shearwaters, Moheli scops owls, Malagasy harriers, Moheli brush warblers, Moheli bulbuls, Comoro thrushes, Humblot's sunbirds and red-headed fodies. Flags
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Original:  Mohéli's secessionist leaders were Said Mohamed Soefu who became President , and Soidri Ahmed, who became Prime Minister.
Revised:  Mohéli's secessionist leaders were Said Mohamed Soefu who became President and Soidri Ahmed, who became Prime Minister.
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Original:   The following year, Roig San Martín died at age 46, just days after his release from jail by the Spanish colonial government;
Revised:  > The following year, Roig San Martín died at age 46, just days after his release from jail by the Spanish colonial government;
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Original:  Thomas, Hugh, Cuba: The Pursuit of Freedom, Da Capo Press, 1971.
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Original:  The movement was particularly strong following the abolition of slavery in 1886, until it was repressed first in 1925 by President Gerardo Machado, Matthews, Herbert L., Revolution in Cuba, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1975, p. 223 and more thoroughly by Fidel Castro's Marxist–Leninist government following the Cuban Revolution in the late 1950s.
Revised:  The movement was particularly strong following the abolition of slavery in 1886, until it was repressed first in 1925 by President Gerardo Machado, and more thoroughly by Fidel Castro's Marxist–Leninist government following the Cuban Revolution in the late 1950s.
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Original:  When the 2021 Cuban protests broke out, Cuban anarchists were among the voices that supported the mass movement, criticizing both the United States embargo and the polices of the Cuban government.
Revised:  When the 2021 Cuban protests broke out, Cuban anarchists were among the voices that supported the mass movement, criticizing both the United States embargo and the policies of the Cuban government.
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Original: Guests resting at a sleepover A sleepover is a social occasion whereby a friend stays overnight at another friend's house.
Revised: Guests resting at a sleepover A sleepover is a social occasion whereby two or more friends stays overnight at another friend's house.
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Original:  In fact . the sleepover is often seen as a rite of passage for a young child or teenager, as they begin to assert independence and to develop social connections outside the immediate family.
Revised:  In fact , the sleepover is often seen as a rite of passage for a young child or teenager, as they begin to assert independence and to develop social connections outside the immediate family.
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