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Original:  "It took a phone call to the Minister's office to stop the administration of%DIFDELCMD < [%%% Vioxx ," says Pamela Curr of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) "Inadequate care for asylum seekers is so normalised in the detention centres that the doctors contracted by the detention system continued to administer a banned drug."
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < [%%% Vioxx ," says Pamela Curr of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) "Inadequate care for asylum seekers is so normalised in the detention centres that the doctors contracted by the detention system continued to administer a banned drug."
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Original:  "It took a phone call to the Minister's office to stop the administration of%DIFDELCMD < [%%% Vioxx ," says Pamela Curr of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) "Inadequate care for asylum seekers is so normalised in the detention centres that the doctors contracted by the detention system continued to administer a banned drug."
Revised:  "It took a phone call to the Minister's office to stop the administration of%DIFDELCMD < [%%% ," says Pamela Curr of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) "Inadequate care for asylum seekers is so normalised in the detention centres that the doctors contracted by the detention system continued to administer a banned drug."
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Original:  "It took a phone call to the Minister's office to stop the administration of%DIFDELCMD < [%%% Vioxx ," says Pamela Curr of the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) "Inadequate care for asylum seekers is so normalised in the detention centres that the doctors contracted by the detention system continued to administer a banned drug."
Revised:  "It took a phone call to the Minister's office to stop the administration of%DIFDELCMD < [%%% Vioxx 
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Dr Graham, a US whistleblower influential in getting the drug banned, has described that the painkiller and anti-arthritic Vioxx, banned on September 30, caused up to 160,000 heart attacks and strokes, and 27,785 deaths from heart ailments from 1999 to 2003.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% 
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Original:  DIMIA this afternoon repeated its claims published in this morning's Age, that the drug has not been prescribed in its detention system since sometime before the ban was even made, and "no detainees at Nauru were taking the medication".
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Original: Protesters at the gates of Baxter recently, another of Australia's immigration detention centers.
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Original: The A-grade games was one of the more colourful affairs witnessed this year.
Revised: In the A-grade games was one of the more colourful affairs witnessed this year.
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Original:  With Noosa leading on the score board — 21 points to 3 — Maroochydore centre Ian Parkes sin binned fifteen minutes into the second half.
Revised:  With Noosa leading on the score board — 21 points to 3 - Maroochydore centre Ian Parkes sin binned fifteen minutes into the second half.
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Original:   Right on full time a entered the playing area, running the length of the field before absconding down a nearby road
Revised:  Two tries in the final moments where not enough to see Maroochydore through to the Grand Final. As they were celebrating the second of these a entered the playing area, running the length of the field before absconding down a nearby road
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Original: Cotton Tree Oval, , — Noosa won it's way into the Sunshine Coast Rugby Union Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval  .
Revised: Cotton Tree Oval, , — won it's way into the Sunshine Coast Rugby Union Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval .
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Original: Cotton Tree Oval, , — Noosa won it's way into the Sunshine Coast Rugby Union Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval  .
Revised: Cotton Tree Oval, , — Noosa won it's way into the Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval .
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Original: Cotton Tree Oval, , — Noosa won it's way into the Sunshine Coast Rugby Union Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval  .
Revised: Cotton Tree Oval, , — Noosa won it's way into the Sunshine Coast Rugby Union Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval , , .
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Original: Cotton Tree Oval, , — won it's way into the Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval, , . They achieved this in all three grades - Under 19's , Reserve grade  and A-grade.
Revised: Cotton Tree Oval, , — won its way into the Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval, , . They achieved this in all three grades - Under 19's , Reserve grade and A-grade.
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Original: Cotton Tree Oval, , — won it's way into the Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval, , . They achieved this in all three grades - Under 19's , Reserve grade  and A-grade.
Revised: Cotton Tree Oval, , — won it's way into the Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval, , . They achieved this in all three grades - Under 19s , Reserve grade and A-grade.
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Original: Cotton Tree Oval, , — won it's way into the Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval, , . They achieved this in all three grades - Under 19's , Reserve grade  and A-grade.
Revised: Cotton Tree Oval, , — won it's way into the Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval, , . They achieved this in all three grades - Under 19's , Reserve grade , and A-grade.
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Original:  They're opponents - Caboolture, Maleny and Maroochydore respectively - now play the winner of the minor semi final at Sunshine Beach next Saturday, while Noosa go straight to the August 31 grand final at Sunshine Coast Stadium, Warana.
Revised:  Their opponents — Caboolture, Maleny and Maroochydore respectively - now play the winner of the minor semi final at Sunshine Beach next Saturday, while Noosa go straight to the August 31 grand final at Sunshine Coast Stadium, Warana.
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Original:  They're opponents - Caboolture, Maleny and Maroochydore respectively - now play the winner of the minor semi final at Sunshine Beach next Saturday, while Noosa go straight to the August 31 grand final at Sunshine Coast Stadium, Warana.
Revised:  They're opponents - Caboolture, Maleny and Maroochydore respectively — now play the winner of the minor semi final at Sunshine Beach next Saturday, while Noosa go straight to the August 31 grand final at Sunshine Coast Stadium, Warana.
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Original:  In the Under 19's, top place Noosa defeated second placed Caboolture 28 points to 7 after leading 21 — 0 at half time.
Revised:  In the Under 19s, top-place Noosa defeated second placed Caboolture 28 points to 7 after leading 21 — 0 at half time.
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Original:  In the Under 19's, top place Noosa defeated second placed Caboolture 28 points to 7 after leading 21 — 0 at half time.
Revised:  In the Under 19's, top place Noosa defeated second placed Caboolture 28 points to 7 after leading 21 – 0 at half time.
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Original:  In Reserve grade Noosa defeated Maleny 29 points to 3 after leading 17 — 3 at half time.
Revised:  In Reserve grade Noosa defeated Maleny 29 points to 3 after leading 17 – 3 at half time.
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Original:  In the A-grade game, Noosa proved to dominate for Maroochydore going 13-nil up after 28 minutes.
Revised:  In the A-grade game, Noosa proved to dominate for Maroochydore going 13–nil up after 28 minutes.
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Original:  With Noosa leading on the score board - 18 points to 3 - Maroochydore centre Ian Parkes sin binned fifteen minutes into the second half.
Revised:  With Noosa leading on the score board — 18 points to 3 - Maroochydore centre Ian Parkes sin binned fifteen minutes into the second half.
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Original:  With Noosa leading on the score board - 18 points to 3 - Maroochydore centre Ian Parkes sin binned fifteen minutes into the second half.
Revised:  With Noosa leading on the score board - 18 points to 3 — Maroochydore centre Ian Parkes sin binned fifteen minutes into the second half.
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Original: Cotton Tree Oval, , — won its way into the Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval, , . They achieved this in all three grades - Under 19s, Reserve grade, and A-grade.
Revised: Cotton Tree Oval, , — won its way into the Grand Final this past Saturday at Cotton Tree Oval, , . They achieved this in all three grades — Under 19s, Reserve grade, and A-grade.
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Original:  Two tries in the final moments where not enough to see Maroochydore through to the Grand Final.
Revised:  Two tries in the final moments were not enough to see Maroochydore through to the Grand Final.
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Original:  Their opponents — Caboolture, Maleny and Maroochydore respectively — now play the winner of the minor semi final at Sunshine Beach next Saturday, while Noosa go straight to the August 31 grand final at Sunshine Coast Stadium, Warana .
Revised:  Their opponents — , , and Maroochydore respectively — now play the winner of the minor semi final at Sunshine Beach next Saturday, while Noosa go straight to the August 31 grand final at Sunshine Coast Stadium, Warana .
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Original:  Their opponents — Caboolture, Maleny and Maroochydore respectively — now play the winner of the minor semi final at Sunshine Beach next Saturday, while Noosa go straight to the August 31 grand final at Sunshine Coast Stadium, Warana .
Revised:  Their opponents — Caboolture, Maleny and Maroochydore respectively — now play the winner of the minor semi final at Sunshine Beach next Saturday, while Noosa go straight to the August 31 Grand Final at Sunshine Coast Stadium, Warana .
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Original:  Their opponents — Caboolture, Maleny and Maroochydore respectively — now play the winner of the minor semi final at Sunshine Beach next Saturday, while Noosa go straight to the August 31 grand final at Sunshine Coast Stadium, Warana .
Revised:  Their opponents — Caboolture, Maleny and Maroochydore respectively — now play the winner of the minor semi final at Sunshine Beach next Saturday, while Noosa go straight to the August 31 grand final at Sunshine Coast Stadium, .
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Original:  Maroochydore would get three points back with eight minutes left in the half but gave Noosa an intercept try a minute later.
Revised:  Maroochydore would get three points back with eight minutes left in the half but gave Noosa an intercept a minute later.
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Original:  With Noosa leading on the score board — 18 points to 3 — Maroochydore centre Ian Parkes sin binned fifteen minutes into the second half.
Revised:  With Noosa leading on the score board — 18 points to 3 — Maroochydore centre Ian Parkes fifteen minutes into the second half.
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Original: Cotton Tree Oval, ,  — won its way into the  Grand Final yesterday at Cotton Tree Oval, Maroochydore,  .
Revised: Cotton Tree Oval, , — won its way into the Grand Final yesterday at Cotton Tree Oval, Maroochydore, Australia .
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Original:  The programme discussed the airline's safety with a focus on fuel policy, investigating allegations Ryanair uses a bare minimum of fuel and intimidates pilots who raise concerns    ]    
Revised:  The programme discussed the airline's safety with a focus on fuel policy, investigating allegations Ryanair uses a bare minimum of fuel and intimidates pilots who raise concerns . ] 
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Original:  The programme discussed the airline's safety with a focus on fuel policy, investigating allegations Ryanair uses a bare minimum of fuel and intimidates pilots who raise concerns    ]    
Revised:  The programme discussed the airline's safety with a focus on fuel policy, investigating allegations Ryanair uses a bare minimum of fuel and intimidates pilots who raise concerns lacking] 
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Original:  Over 90\% of those surveyed wanted a regulatory inquiry, with RPG saying the survey results were passed to the airline and the . RPG is not recognised by the airline which calls the group "[lacking] any independence, objectivity or reliability"  . Channel 4 have previously stated an intent to defend the legal action against them  
Revised:  Over 90\% of those surveyed wanted a regulatory inquiry, with RPG saying the survey results were passed to the airline and the . RPG is not recognised by the airline which calls the group "[lacking] any independence, objectivity or reliability" . Channel 4 have previously stated an intent to defend the legal action against them . 
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Original:  Over 90\% of those surveyed wanted a regulatory inquiry, with RPG saying the survey results were passed to the airline and the . RPG is not recognised by the airline which calls the group "[lacking] any independence, objectivity or reliability"  . Channel 4 have previously stated an intent to defend the legal action against them  
Revised:  Over 90\% of those surveyed wanted a regulatory inquiry, with RPG saying the survey results were passed to the airline and the . RPG is not recognised by the airline which calls the group "[lacking] any independence, objectivity or reliability" . Channel 4 have previously stated an intent to defend the legal action against them Related new
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Original:  Essential supplies are being let into the Gaza Strip, such as food, medicine, and petrol, yet paper is being forbidden. w: UNWRA's Gaza director, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, John Ging was quoted as saying, "Some 200,000 children will go into our classrooms on [September 1st], and won't have the books they need."
Revised:  Essential supplies are being let into the Gaza Strip, such as food, medicine, and petrol, yet paper is being forbidden. UNWRA's Gaza director, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, John Ging was quoted as saying, "Some 200,000 children will go into our classrooms on [September 1st], and won't have the books they need."
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Original: A map of Gaza Strip  Israel recently instated a ban on the transportation of large amounts of paper to Gaza.
Revised: A map of Gaza Strip Israel recently imposed a ban on the transportation of large amounts of paper to Gaza.
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Original: The Capitol building was evacuated on the possibility that the suitcases may have contained a bomb.
Revised: Part of the Capitol building was evacuated on the possibility that the suitcases may have contained a bomb.
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Original: When confronted by officers of the United States Capitol Police (USCP) who were called to the scene at 12: 45pm EST, he is reported to have been unresponsive to questioning.
Revised: When confronted by officers of the United States Capitol Police (USCP) who were called to the scene at 12: 45 p.m. EST, he is reported to have been unresponsive to questioning.
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Original:  "He only would say at first that he wanted to speak to the President Bush," according to USCP Chief Terrance W. Gainer.
Revised:  "He only would say at first that he wanted to speak to President Bush," according to USCP Chief Terrance W. Gainer.
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Original:  other more serious charges may be filed.
Revised:  other more serious charges could be filed.
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Original:  2004 file photo does not depict events in the accompanying article . A 33-year old visitor to the United States, named Wen Hao Zhao from Sydney, Australia, was arrested at the Capitol building on Monday, after he was observed by police standing in a "statue-like pose" and carrying two suitcases.
Revised:  2004 file photo . A 33-year old visitor to the United States, named Wen Hao Zhao from Sydney, Australia, was arrested at the Capitol building on Monday, after he was observed by police standing in a "statue-like pose" and carrying two suitcases.
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Original: As of yesterday, is legal in , with thirty one same-sex couples planed to marry according to New Zealand’s . New Zealand is now the first country  to legalise same-sex marriage in the region.
Revised: As of yesterday, is legal in , with thirty one same-sex couples planed to marry according to New Zealand’s . New Zealand is now the first country in the region to legalise same-sex marriage in the region.
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Original:   Under the new , marriage in New Zealand is now defined as “The union of two people, regardless of their sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity ”.
Revised:  Under the new , marriage in New Zealand is now defined as "the union of two people, regardless of their sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity ”.
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Original:   Under the new , marriage in New Zealand is now defined as “The union of two people, regardless of their sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity ”.
Revised:  Under the new , marriage in New Zealand is now defined as “The union of two people, regardless of their sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity 
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Original:  The bill was approved with a majority vote of 77 to 44 in favour of amending the marriage act to allow same-sex marriage.
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Original:  The amendment to New Zealand’s marriage act has received some opposition from both the and the  . Anglican Church leaders have insisted that ministers refuse to conduct same-sex marriage ceremonies until their annual takes place next year.
Revised:  The amendment to New Zealand’s marriage act has received some opposition from both the and the Anglican Church . Anglican Church leaders have insisted that ministers refuse to conduct same-sex marriage ceremonies until their annual takes place next year.
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Original:  Taking no chances - Flickr - Al Jazeera English
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Original: Taking no chances - Flickr - Al Jazeera English Egyptian General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has announced that the army will no longer hold restraint against any remaining protesters. el-Sisi made his first public comments about the crack down on sit ins via Egyptian Television on Sunday, saying full force will be used against "attackers who want to destroy Egypt".
Revised: Taking no chances Egyptian General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has announced that the army will no longer hold restraint against any remaining protesters. el-Sisi made his first public comments about the crack down on sit ins via Egyptian Television on Sunday, saying full force will be used against "attackers who want to destroy Egypt".
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Original:  According to Russia Today, Morsi followers have reacted to El-sisi 's statement on Egyptian news by taking to the streets on Sunday afternoon.
Revised:  According to Russia Today, Morsi followers have reacted to el-Sisi 's statement on Egyptian news by taking to the streets on Sunday afternoon.
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Original:  According to Al Jazeera, officials within the Muslim Brotherhood stated that planned protests were not followed through due to “the presence of army snipers on buildings along the routes.” Crack downs on riots are believed to continue until pro-Morsi followers agree to stand down from their hope of re-instating Morsi
Revised:  Officials within the Muslim Brotherhood stated that planned protests were not followed through due to “the presence of army snipers on buildings along the routes.” Crack downs on riots are believed to continue until pro-Morsi followers agree to stand down from their hope of re-instating Morsi
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Original: Tension in Egypt is escalating as Pro-Morsi supporters are still rioting on the street as of Sunday despite the major crack down on sit ins by Egyptian army.
Revised: Tension in Egypt is escalating as Pro-Morsi supporters are still protesting on the street as of Sunday despite the major crack down on sit ins by Egyptian army.
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Original:  Officials within the Muslim Brotherhood stated that planned protests were not followed through due to “the presence of army snipers on buildings along the routes.” Crack downs on riots are believed to continue until pro-Morsi followers agree to stand down from their hope of re-instating Morsi
Revised:  Officials within the Muslim Brotherhood stated that planned protests were not followed through due to “the presence of army snipers on buildings along the routes.” Crack downs on protests are believed to continue until pro-Morsi followers agree to stand down from their hope of re-instating Morsi
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Original: Taking no chances Egyptian General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has announced that the army will no longer hold restraint against any remaining protesters. el-Sisi made his first public comments about the crack down on sit ins via Egyptian Television on Sunday, saying full force will be used against "attackers who want to destroy Egypt".
Revised: Taking no chances General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has announced that the army will no longer hold restraint against any remaining protesters. el-Sisi made his first public comments about the crack down on sit ins via Egyptian Television on Sunday, saying full force will be used against "attackers who want to destroy Egypt".
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Original:  It's a significant step.   
Revised:  It's a significant step. » 
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Original:  As many as 600 Brotherhood members have been arrested in this crackdown, and even arresting 6 Member of Parliament, 4 of which were believed to be kidnapped or murdered, as the government had not announced their arrests until recently.
Revised:  As many as 600 Brotherhood members have been arrested in this crackdown, and even arresting 6 members of Parliament, 4 of which were believed to be kidnapped or murdered, as the government had not announced their arrests until recently.
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Original: The Muslim Brotherhood, the largest Sunni  group, and  an influential Egyptian association, has been under fire by the Egyptian government.
Revised: The Muslim Brotherhood, the largest Sunni group, and also an influential Egyptian association, has been under fire by the Egyptian government.
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Original:  Soon the Brotherhood was at arms with the government,  one of their member assassinated the prime minister , and soon after the Brotherhood founder and leader Hassan al-Banna was assassinated, presumably by a government agent.
Revised:  Soon the Brotherhood was at arms with the government, and even one of their member assassinated the prime minister , and soon after the Brotherhood founder and leader Hassan al-Banna was assassinated, presumably by a government agent.
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Original:  Soon the Brotherhood was at arms with the government,  one of their member assassinated the prime minister , and soon after the Brotherhood founder and leader Hassan al-Banna was assassinated, presumably by a government agent.
Revised:  Soon the Brotherhood was at arms with the government, one of their members assassinated the prime minister , and soon after the Brotherhood founder and leader Hassan al-Banna was assassinated, presumably by a government agent.
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Original:  Soon the Brotherhood was at arms with the government,  one of their member assassinated the prime minister , and soon after the Brotherhood founder and leader Hassan al-Banna was assassinated, presumably by a government agent.
Revised:  Soon the Brotherhood was at arms with the government, one of their member assassinated the prime minister . Soon after the Brotherhood founder and leader Hassan al-Banna was assassinated, presumably by a government agent.
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Original:  However  the Brotherhood has been officially banned since 1954, so all of it's political members are forced to run as independents.
Revised:  However , the Brotherhood has been officially banned since 1954, so all of it's political members are forced to run as independents.
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