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Original:  and then pursued his studies in journalism at the University of URL Alger Républicain Mezali began his professional career as a journalist in the Alger républicain newspaper in July URL Le Matin Mezali founded the newspaper Le Matin in 1991 as the editor-in-chief with Saïd Mekbal and Mohamed Benchicou,
Revised:  and then pursued studies in journalism at the University of URL Alger Républicain Mezali began his professional career as a journalist in the Alger républicain newspaper in July URL Le Matin Mezali founded the newspaper Le Matin in 1991 as the editor-in-chief with Saïd Mekbal and Mohamed Benchicou,
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Original:  and then pursued his studies in journalism at the University of URL Alger Républicain Mezali began his professional career as a journalist in the Alger républicain newspaper in July URL Le Matin Mezali founded the newspaper Le Matin in 1991 as the editor-in-chief with Saïd Mekbal and Mohamed Benchicou,
Revised:  and then pursued his studies in journalism at the University of URL Alger Républicain Mezali began his professional career as a journalist in the Algers Républicain newspaper in July URL Le Matin Mezali founded the newspaper Le Matin in 1991 as the editor-in-chief with Saïd Mekbal and Mohamed Benchicou,
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Original:  while remaining a contributor to the columns of Algiers URL He left this daily when he was suspended on 26 July 2004 for non-payment of debts,
Revised:  while remaining a contributor of columns to the Algiers URL He left this daily when he was suspended on 26 July 2004 for non-payment of debts,
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Original:  Mohamed Benchicou was imprisoned on 14 June 2004 after having written a pamphlet book on President Abdelaziz Bouteflika which he titled "Bouteflika,
Revised:  Mohamed Benchicou was imprisoned on 14 June 2004 for having written a pamphlet book on President Abdelaziz Bouteflika which he titled "Bouteflika,
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Original:  an Algerian sham " URL Le Quotidien d'Algérie After the bankruptcy and the closure of the newspaper Le Matin,
Revised:  an Algerian Sham " URL Le Quotidien d'Algérie After the bankruptcy and the closure of the newspaper Le Matin,
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Original:  an Algerian sham " URL Le Quotidien d'Algérie After the bankruptcy and the closure of the newspaper Le Matin,
Revised:  an Algerian sham " URL Le Quotidien d'Algérie After the bankruptcy and closure of the newspaper Le Matin,
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Original:  Mezali contributed articles to several Algerian press titles from 2005 until 2012, such as Le Quotidien URL La Cité Mezali waited seven years after the dissolution of the newspaper Le Matin  before returning to the Algerian journalistic scene by publishing, as a managing editor, a daily newspaper bearing the title La URL which published its first issue on 21 April 2013, choosing as its maxim on the editorial line, "The newspaper of a camp and not of a clan"
Revised:  Mezali contributed articles to several Algerian press titles from 2005 until 2012, such as Le Quotidien URL La Cité Mezali waited seven years after the newspaper Le Matin before returning to the Algerian journalistic scene by publishing, as a managing editor, a daily newspaper bearing the title La URL which published its first issue on 21 April 2013, choosing as its maxim on the editorial line, "The newspaper of a camp and not of a clan"
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Original:  Mezali contributed articles to several Algerian press titles from 2005 until 2012, such as Le Quotidien URL La Cité Mezali waited seven years after the dissolution of the newspaper Le Matin  before returning to the Algerian journalistic scene by publishing, as a managing editor, a daily newspaper bearing the title La URL which published its first issue on 21 April 2013, choosing as its maxim on the editorial line, "The newspaper of a camp and not of a clan"
Revised:  Mezali contributed articles to several Algerian press titles from 2005 until 2012, such as Le Quotidien URL La Cité Mezali waited seven years after the dissolution of the newspaper Le Matin 's dissolution before returning to the Algerian journalistic scene by publishing, as a managing editor, a daily newspaper bearing the title La URL which published its first issue on 21 April 2013, choosing as its maxim on the editorial line, "The newspaper of a camp and not of a clan"
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Original:  Mezali contributed articles to several Algerian press titles from 2005 until 2012, such as Le Quotidien URL La Cité Mezali waited seven years after the dissolution of the newspaper Le Matin  before returning to the Algerian journalistic scene by publishing, as a managing editor, a daily newspaper bearing the title La URL which published its first issue on 21 April 2013, choosing as its maxim on the editorial line, "The newspaper of a camp and not of a clan"
Revised:  Mezali contributed articles to several Algerian press titles from 2005 until 2012, such as Le Quotidien URL La Cité Mezali waited seven years after the dissolution of the newspaper Le Matin before returning to the Algerian journalistic scene by publishing, as a managing editor, a daily newspaper entitled La URL which published its first issue on 21 April 2013, choosing as its maxim on the editorial line, "The newspaper of a camp and not of a clan"
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Original:  Mezali contributed articles to several Algerian press titles from 2005 until 2012, such as Le Quotidien URL La Cité Mezali waited seven years after the dissolution of the newspaper Le Matin  before returning to the Algerian journalistic scene by publishing, as a managing editor, a daily newspaper bearing the title La URL which published its first issue on 21 April 2013, choosing as its maxim on the editorial line, "The newspaper of a camp and not of a clan"
Revised:  Mezali contributed articles to several Algerian press titles from 2005 until 2012, such as Le Quotidien URL La Cité Mezali waited seven years after the dissolution of the newspaper Le Matin before returning to the Algerian journalistic scene by publishing, as a managing editor, a daily newspaper bearing the title La URL which published its first issue on 21 April 2013. It chose as its maxim on the editorial line, "The newspaper of a camp and not of a clan"
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Original:  URL Tighremt Mezali launched another publication with the experimental edition of the Kabyle-speaking newspaper Tighremt on 22 February URL After having directed the French-language daily La Cité since 2012, he wanted to launch his Berber-speaking corollary Tighremt, the first number of which was published on 29 February URL Mezali handpicked  proven language skills in Tighremt's editorial team, made up primarily of Tamazight teachers.
Revised:  URL Tighremt Mezali launched another publication with an experimental edition of the Kabyle-speaking newspaper Tighremt on 22 February URL After having directed the French-language daily La Cité since 2012, he wanted to launch his Berber-speaking corollary Tighremt, the first number of which was published on 29 February URL Mezali handpicked proven language skills in Tighremt's editorial team, made up primarily of Tamazight teachers.
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Original:  URL Tighremt Mezali launched another publication with the experimental edition of the Kabyle-speaking newspaper Tighremt on 22 February URL After having directed the French-language daily La Cité since 2012, he wanted to launch his Berber-speaking corollary Tighremt, the first number of which was published on 29 February URL Mezali handpicked  proven language skills in Tighremt's editorial team, made up primarily of Tamazight teachers.
Revised:  URL Tighremt Mezali launched another publication with the experimental edition of the Kabyle-speaking newspaper Tighremt on 22 February URL Having directed the French-language daily La Cité since 2012, he wanted to launch his Berber-speaking corollary Tighremt, the first number of which was published on 29 February URL Mezali handpicked proven language skills in Tighremt's editorial team, made up primarily of Tamazight teachers.
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Original:  URL Tighremt Mezali launched another publication with the experimental edition of the Kabyle-speaking newspaper Tighremt on 22 February URL After having directed the French-language daily La Cité since 2012, he wanted to launch his Berber-speaking corollary Tighremt, the first number of which was published on 29 February URL Mezali handpicked  proven language skills in Tighremt's editorial team, made up primarily of Tamazight teachers.
Revised:  URL Tighremt Mezali launched another publication with the experimental edition of the Kabyle-speaking newspaper Tighremt on 22 February URL After having directed the French-language daily La Cité since 2012, he wanted to launch his Berber-speaking corollary Tighremt, whose first number was published on 29 February URL Mezali handpicked proven language skills in Tighremt's editorial team, made up primarily of Tamazight teachers.
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Original:  URL Tighremt Mezali launched another publication with the experimental edition of the Kabyle-speaking newspaper Tighremt on 22 February URL After having directed the French-language daily La Cité since 2012, he wanted to launch his Berber-speaking corollary Tighremt, the first number of which was published on 29 February URL Mezali handpicked  proven language skills in Tighremt's editorial team, made up primarily of Tamazight teachers.
Revised:  URL Tighremt Mezali launched another publication with the experimental edition of the Kabyle-speaking newspaper Tighremt on 22 February URL After having directed the French-language daily La Cité since 2012, he wanted to launch his Berber-speaking corollary Tighremt, the first number of which was published on 29 February URL Mezali handpicked for proven language skills in Tighremt's editorial team, made up primarily of Tamazight teachers.
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Original:  Carlos Lagos, Salvador Cisneros, Luis Mejía Moreno, Gonzalo Navarro and José María Escoto in whom the dictator Rafael López Gutiérrez had a lot of faith . President López Gutiérrez, 8 leaves the administration in charge of a Council of Ministers headed by Doctor and General Francisco Bueso Cuéllar, who governs from March 10 to April 30, 1924, after which he hands over General and politician Fausto Dávila who governs from March 27 to 31.
Revised:  Carlos Lagos, Salvador Cisneros, Luis Mejía Moreno, Gonzalo Navarro and José María Escoto in whom the dictator Rafael López Gutiérrez had a lot of faith . President López Gutiérrez, leaves the administration in charge of a Council of Ministers headed by Doctor and General Francisco Bueso Cuéllar, who governs from March 10 to April 30, 1924, after which he hands over General and politician Fausto Dávila who governs from March 27 to 31.
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Original: International reaction On February 27  days after the war breaked , the governments of the Republic of China, Spain, France, Great Britain, and fascist Italy demanded to the United States goverment a protection to its citicens living in Honduras.
Revised: International reaction On February 27 , days after the war breaked , the governments of the Republic of China, Spain, France, Great Britain, and fascist Italy demanded to the United States goverment a protection to its citicens living in Honduras.
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Original: International reaction On February 27  days after the war breaked , the governments of the Republic of China, Spain, France, Great Britain, and fascist Italy demanded to the United States goverment a protection to its citicens living in Honduras.
Revised: International reaction On February 27 days after the war began , the governments of the Republic of China, Spain, France, Great Britain, and fascist Italy demanded to the United States goverment a protection to its citicens living in Honduras.
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Original: International reaction On February 27  days after the war breaked , the governments of the Republic of China, Spain, France, Great Britain, and fascist Italy demanded to the United States goverment a protection to its citicens living in Honduras.
Revised: International reaction On February 27 days after the war breaked , the governments of the Republic of China, Spain, France, Great Britain, and fascist Italy demanded to the United States government a protection to its citicens living in Honduras.
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Original: International reaction On February 27  days after the war breaked , the governments of the Republic of China, Spain, France, Great Britain, and fascist Italy demanded to the United States goverment a protection to its citicens living in Honduras.
Revised: International reaction On February 27 days after the war breaked , the governments of the Republic of China, Spain, France, Great Britain, and fascist Italy demanded to the United States goverment a protection to its citizens living in Honduras.
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Original:  At the time the country experimented an economic growth that led many chinese, european (spaniards, french , Italian, Jewish), and arab inmigrnants to arrive to Honduras, in the northern region english speaking people haved dozens of comunities .
Revised:  At the time the country experienced an economic growth that led many chinese, european (spaniards, french , Italian, Jewish), and arab inmigrnants to arrive to Honduras, in the northern region english speaking people haved dozens of comunities .
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Original:  At the time the country experimented an economic growth that led many chinese, european (spaniards, french , Italian, Jewish), and arab inmigrnants to arrive to Honduras, in the northern region english speaking people haved dozens of comunities .
Revised:  At the time the country experimented an economic growth that led many Chinese, European (Spaniards, French , Italian, Jewish), and arab inmigrnants to arrive to Honduras, in the northern region english speaking people haved dozens of comunities .
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Original:  At the time the country experimented an economic growth that led many chinese, european (spaniards, french , Italian, Jewish), and arab inmigrnants to arrive to Honduras, in the northern region english speaking people haved dozens of comunities .
Revised:  At the time the country experimented an economic growth that led many chinese, european (spaniards, french , Italian, Jewish), and Arab immigrants to arrive to Honduras, in the northern region english speaking people haved dozens of comunities .
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Original:  At the time the country experimented an economic growth that led many chinese, european (spaniards, french , Italian, Jewish), and arab inmigrnants to arrive to Honduras, in the northern region english speaking people haved dozens of comunities .
Revised:  At the time the country experimented an economic growth that led many chinese, european (spaniards, french , Italian, Jewish), and arab inmigrnants to arrive to Honduras, in the northern region English speaking people have dozens of communities .
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Original:  Because of this, the United States played a rol during the war sending warships.
Revised:  Because of this, the United States played a role during the war sending warships.
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Original:  The most notable pof them, were:
Revised:  The most notable of them, were:
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Original:  This war costed the lose of diplomatic relations of Honduras between its neighborhoods, several other nations, and the United URL There was another military insirecction against Tosta Carrasco.
Revised:  This war costed the lose of diplomatic relations of Honduras between its neighborhoods, several other nations, and the United States. There was another military insirecction against Tosta Carrasco.
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Original:  Background Post first civil war government (1919-1924 ) General Rafael López Gutiérrez, who assumed the presidency of Honduras as a candidate for the Liberal Party of Honduras and a figure in the First Civil War of Honduras in 1919;
Revised:  Background Post First Civil War government (1919–1924 ) General Rafael López Gutiérrez, who assumed the presidency of Honduras as a candidate for the Liberal Party of Honduras and a figure in the First Civil War of Honduras in 1919;
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Original:  Lopez attempt to stay in power [[File:Rafael Lopez Gutierrez.jpg|246x246px|General Rafael López Gutiérrez, leader the united rebel army during the first Honduran civil war of 1919, however he attempted to maintain in power, this caused the disapproval of half of the Liberal party members, and the complete disapproval of the national party .]] On January 30, 1924, the settlement plan between the Liberal Party and the National Party was deemed to have failed.
Revised:  López attempt to stay in power [[File:Rafael Lopez Gutierrez.jpg|246x246px|General Rafael López Gutiérrez, leader the united rebel army during the first Honduran civil war of 1919, however he attempted to maintain in power, this caused the disapproval of half of the Liberal party members, and the complete disapproval of the national party .]] On January 30, 1924, the settlement plan between the Liberal Party and the National Party was deemed to have failed.
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Original:  Lopez attempt to stay in power [[File:Rafael Lopez Gutierrez.jpg|246x246px|General Rafael López Gutiérrez, leader the united rebel army during the first Honduran civil war of 1919, however he attempted to maintain in power, this caused the disapproval of half of the Liberal party members, and the complete disapproval of the national party .]] On January 30, 1924, the settlement plan between the Liberal Party and the National Party was deemed to have failed.
Revised:  Lopez attempt to stay in power [[File:Rafael Lopez Gutierrez.jpg|246x246px|General Rafael López Gutiérrez, leader the United Rebel Army during the First Honduran Civil War of 1919, however he attempted to maintain in power, this caused the disapproval of half of the Liberal party members, and the complete disapproval of the national party .]] On January 30, 1924, the settlement plan between the Liberal Party and the National Party was deemed to have failed.
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Original:  Lopez attempt to stay in power [[File:Rafael Lopez Gutierrez.jpg|246x246px|General Rafael López Gutiérrez, leader the united rebel army during the first Honduran civil war of 1919, however he attempted to maintain in power, this caused the disapproval of half of the Liberal party members, and the complete disapproval of the national party .]] On January 30, 1924, the settlement plan between the Liberal Party and the National Party was deemed to have failed.
Revised:  Lopez attempt to stay in power [[File:Rafael Lopez Gutierrez.jpg|246x246px|General Rafael López Gutiérrez, leader the united rebel army during the first Honduran civil war of 1919, however he attempted to maintain in power, this caused the disapproval of half of the Liberal Party members, and the complete disapproval of the national party .]] On January 30, 1924, the settlement plan between the Liberal Party and the National Party was deemed to have failed.
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Original:  Lopez attempt to stay in power [[File:Rafael Lopez Gutierrez.jpg|246x246px|General Rafael López Gutiérrez, leader the united rebel army during the first Honduran civil war of 1919, however he attempted to maintain in power, this caused the disapproval of half of the Liberal party members, and the complete disapproval of the national party .]] On January 30, 1924, the settlement plan between the Liberal Party and the National Party was deemed to have failed.
Revised:  Lopez attempt to stay in power [[File:Rafael Lopez Gutierrez.jpg|246x246px|General Rafael López Gutiérrez, leader the united rebel army during the first Honduran civil war of 1919, however he attempted to maintain in power, this caused the disapproval of half of the Liberal party members, and the complete disapproval of the National Party .]] On January 30, 1924, the settlement plan between the Liberal Party and the National Party was deemed to have failed.
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Original: 00 p.m. the National Congress is closed definitively, knowing of such events the General and even President Rafael López Gutiérrez proclaimed himself dictator on February 1, 1924.2 International reaction On February 27, days after the war began, the governments of the Republic of China, Spain, France, Great Britain, and fascist Italy demanded to the United States government a protection to its citizens living in Honduras.
Revised: 00 p.m. the National Congress is closed definitively, knowing of such events the General and even President Rafael López Gutiérrez proclaimed himself dictator on February 1, 1924.2 International reaction On February 27, days after the war began, the governments of China, Spain, France, Great Britain, and fascist Italy demanded to the United States government a protection to its citizens living in Honduras.
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Original: 00 p.m. the National Congress is closed definitively, knowing of such events the General and even President Rafael López Gutiérrez proclaimed himself dictator on February 1, 1924.2 International reaction On February 27, days after the war began, the governments of the Republic of China, Spain, France, Great Britain, and fascist Italy demanded to the United States government a protection to its citizens living in Honduras.
Revised: 00 p.m. the National Congress is closed definitively, knowing of such events the General and even President Rafael López Gutiérrez proclaimed himself dictator on February 1, 1924.2 International reaction On February 27, days after the war began, the governments of the Republic of China, Spain, France, the United Kingdom, and Italy demanded to the United States government a protection to its citizens living in Honduras.
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Original:  Use of the airplane The car was used for the transportation of troops Trenches were used to defend positions The participation of mercenaries from the Mexican revolution and the First World war.
Revised:  Use of the airplane The car was used for the transportation of troops Trenches were used to defend positions The participation of mercenaries from the Mexican Revolution and the First World war.
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Original:  Consecuences The war costed more than 2 Million dollars in the damage of infraestructure , many historical buildings of Tegucigalpa were damaged by guns, the Market and national mail were burned to the ground.
Revised:  Consecuences The war costed more than 2 million dollars in the damage of infraestructure , many historical buildings of Tegucigalpa were damaged by guns, the Market and national mail were burned to the ground.
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Original:  Consecuences The war costed more than 2 Million dollars in the damage of infraestructure , many historical buildings of Tegucigalpa were damaged by guns, the Market and national mail were burned to the ground.
Revised:  Consecuences The war costed more than 2 Million dollars in the damage of infrastructure , many historical buildings of Tegucigalpa were damaged by guns, the Market and national mail were burned to the ground.
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Original:  This was the first conflict in Honduras where airplanes were used for aerial bombardment, and new war tactics inherited from the First World War were employed, Given that until 1919 the Honduran army still maintains many elements from the middle of the last century.
Revised:  This was the first conflict in Honduras where airplanes were used for aerial bombardment, and new war tactics inherited from the First World War were employed, given that until 1919 the Honduran army still maintains many elements from the middle of the last century.
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Original:  Use of the airplane The car was used for the transportation of troops Trenches were used to defend positions The participation of mercenaries from the Mexican Revolution and the First World war .
Revised:  Use of the airplane The car was used for the transportation of troops Trenches were used to defend positions The participation of mercenaries from the Mexican Revolution and the First World War .
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