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Original:  Oswald Sitwell, introducing the 1943 Collected Poems of W. H. Davies, recalled Davies telling him that in addition to his grandparents and himself, his home consisted of "an imbecile brother, a sister... a maidservant, a dog, a cat, a parrot, a dove and a canary bird."
Revised:  Osbert Sitwell, introducing the 1943 Collected Poems of W. H. Davies, recalled Davies telling him that in addition to his grandparents and himself, his home consisted of "an imbecile brother, a sister... a maidservant, a dog, a cat, a parrot, a dove and a canary bird."
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Original: She, according to a neighbour's memories,  wore "pretty little caps, with bebe ribbon, tiny roses and puce trimmings".
Revised: She, according to a neighbour's memories, she wore "pretty little caps, with bebe ribbon, tiny roses and puce trimmings".
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Original:  Osbert Sitwell, introducing the 1943 Collected Poems of W. H. Davies, recalled Davies telling him that in addition to his grandparents and himself, his home consisted of "an imbecile brother, a sister... a maidservant, a dog, a cat, a parrot, a dove and a canary bird."
Revised:  Osbert Sitwell, introducing the 1943 Collected Poems of W. H. Davies, recalled Davies telling him that along with his grandparents and himself, his home consisted of "an imbecile brother, a sister... a maidservant, a dog, a cat, a parrot, a dove and a canary bird."
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Original:  Osbert Sitwell, introducing the 1943 Collected Poems of W. H. Davies, recalled Davies telling him that in addition to his grandparents and himself, his home consisted of "an imbecile brother, a sister... a maidservant, a dog, a cat, a parrot, a dove and a canary bird."
Revised:  Osbert Sitwell, introducing the 1943 Collected Poems of W. H. Davies, recalled Davies telling him that in addition to his grandparents and himself, his home held "an imbecile brother, a sister... a maidservant, a dog, a cat, a parrot, a dove and a canary bird."
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Original: William Henry Davies (3 July 1871Several sources give a birth on 20 April 1871, a date that Davies himself believed, but his birth certificate gives 3 July 1871.
Revised: William Henry Davies (3 July 1871Several sources give the birth as 20 April 1871, a date that Davies himself believed, but his birth certificate gives 3 July 1871.
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Original: William Henry Davies (3 July 1871Several sources give a birth on 20 April 1871, a date that Davies himself believed, but his birth certificate gives 3 July 1871.
Revised: William Henry Davies (3 July 1871Several sources give a birth on 20 April 1871, which Davies himself believed, but his birth certificate gives 3 July 1871.
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Original: Certainty (also known as epistemic certainty or objective certainty) is the epistemic property that a person has no rational grounds for doubting a particular belief or set of beliefs .
Revised: Certainty (also known as epistemic certainty or objective certainty) is the epistemic property of beliefs which a person has no rational grounds for doubting a particular belief or set of beliefs .
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Original: Certainty (also known as epistemic certainty or objective certainty) is the epistemic property that a person has no rational grounds for doubting a particular belief or set of beliefs .
Revised: Certainty (also known as epistemic certainty or objective certainty) is the epistemic property that a person has no rational grounds for doubting .
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Original: Understanding Feminist History Feminist history combines the search for past female scholars with a modern feminist perspective on how history is affected by them.
Revised: Understanding feminist history Feminist history combines the search for past female scholars with a modern feminist perspective on how history is affected by them.
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Original:  Relations to Women's History Feminist historians use women's history to explore the different voices of past women.
Revised:  Relations to women's history Feminist historians use women's history to explore the different voices of past women.
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Original:  Integrating Histories Feminist historians see mainly two specific histories.
Revised:  Integrating histories Feminist historians see mainly two specific histories.
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Original: Feminist history refers to the re-reading of history from a female perspective.
Revised: Feminist history refers to the rereading of history from a female perspective.
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Original: Feminist history refers to the rereading of history from a female perspective.
Revised: Feminist history refers to the re-reading of history from a female perspective.
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Original: Feminist history refers to the re-reading of history from a female perspective.
Revised: Feminist history refers to the re-reading of history from a woman’s perspective.
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Original: Cain, William E., ed. Making Feminist History: The Literary Scholarship of Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar (Garland Publications, 1994)  Laslitt, Barbara, Ruth-Ellen B. Joeres, Mary Jo Maynes, Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham, and Jeanne Barker-Nunn, ed.
Revised: Cain, William E., ed. Making Feminist History: The Literary Scholarship of Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar (Garland Publications, 1994) . . Laslitt, Barbara, Ruth-Ellen B. Joeres, Mary Jo Maynes, Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham, and Jeanne Barker-Nunn, ed.
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Original:  History and Theory: Feminist Research, Debates, Contestations (University of Chicago Press, 1997)  Lerner, Gerda, The Majority Finds Its Past: Placing Women in History (Oxford University Press, 1981)  Feminist History seeks to change the nature of history to include gender into all aspects of historical analysis, while also looking through a critical feminist lens.
Revised:  History and Theory: Feminist Research, Debates, Contestations (University of Chicago Press, 1997) . . Lerner, Gerda, The Majority Finds Its Past: Placing Women in History (Oxford University Press, 1981) Feminist History seeks to change the nature of history to include gender into all aspects of historical analysis, while also looking through a critical feminist lens.
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Original:  History and Theory: Feminist Research, Debates, Contestations (University of Chicago Press, 1997)  Lerner, Gerda, The Majority Finds Its Past: Placing Women in History (Oxford University Press, 1981)  Feminist History seeks to change the nature of history to include gender into all aspects of historical analysis, while also looking through a critical feminist lens.
Revised:  History and Theory: Feminist Research, Debates, Contestations (University of Chicago Press, 1997) Lerner, Gerda, The Majority Finds Its Past: Placing Women in History (Oxford University Press, 1981) . . Feminist History seeks to change the nature of history to include gender into all aspects of historical analysis, while also looking through a critical feminist lens.
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Original: The Lozwi Empire incorrectly pronounce Rozwi by Shona speakers (1684–1889) was established on the Zimbabwean Plateau by Changamire Dombo.
Revised: The Rozvi empire' (1684–1889) was established on the Zimbabwean Plateau by Changamire Dombo.
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Original:  Changamire I (c. 1480-1494) Changamire II (1494-1530) Changamire Tumbare (1530-c.1660) Changamire Dombo (c.1660-1695) '' Changamire Zharare (c.1695-c.1700) Changamire Negamo (c.1700-1710) Chirisamuru (c. 1712-1788) Changamire Dhafa(c.1790-1824) Changamire Baswi (c.1825) Changamire Chirisamuru II (c.1828-1831) Changamire Tohwechipi Zharare (1831-1866)
Revised:  Changamire I (c. 1480-1494) Changamire II (1494-1530) Changamire Tumbare (1530-c.1660) Changamire Dombo (c.1660-1695) Changamire Zharare (c.1695-c.1700) Changamire Negamo (c.1700-1710) Chirisamuru (c. 1712-1788) Changamire Dhafa(c.1790-1824) Changamire Baswi (c.1825) Changamire Chirisamuru II (c.1828-1831) Changamire Tohwechipi Zharare (1831-1866)
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Original: The Rozvi empire' (1684–1889) was established on the Zimbabwean Plateau by Changamire Dombo. . Rozvipeople were known for gifting their kings with cattle crops the tradition that continue to the current rain queen Modjadji of Lozwi Dynasty in Limpopo.
Revised: The Rozvi Empire (1684–1889) was established on the Zimbabwean Plateau by Changamire Dombo. . Rozvipeople were known for gifting their kings with cattle crops the tradition that continue to the current rain queen Modjadji of Lozwi Dynasty in Limpopo.
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Original:  Changamire I (c. 1480-1494) Changamire II (1494-1530) Changamire Tumbare (1530-c.1660) Changamire Dombo (c.1660-1695)  Changamire Zharare (c.1695-c.1700) Changamire Negamo (c.1700-1710) Chirisamuru (c. 1712-1788) Changamire Dhafa(c.1790-1824) Changamire Baswi (c.1825) Changamire Chirisamuru II (c.1828-1831) Changamire Tohwechipi Zharare (1831-1866)
Revised:  Changamire I (c. 1480-1494) Changamire II (1494-1530) Changamire Tumbare (1530-c.1660) Changamire Dombo (c.1660-1695) '' Changamire Zharare (c.1695-c.1700) Changamire Negamo (c.1700-1710) Chirisamuru (c. 1712-1788) Changamire Dhafa(c.1790-1824) Changamire Baswi (c.1825) Changamire Chirisamuru II (c.1828-1831) Changamire Tohwechipi Zharare (1831-1866)
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Original:  They established their capital at Danangombe, also known as Dhlo-Dhlo (the Ndebele name).
Revised:  They established their capital at Danangombe, also known as Dhlo-Dhlo (the Ndebele 
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Original:  Many sources see the Rozvi not as a recovering segment of the Mutapa people, but in fact a people in its own right emerging under the wing of the Mutapa (compare the rise of the Khumalo from under the Zulu nation).
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Invasion and demise The late 1700s and early 1800s saw the Rozvi Empire face a number of challenges.
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Original:  Tohwechipi was defeated in battle  and around 1869 and curiously, Mzilikazi let him go.
Revised:  Tohwechipi was defeated in battle and curiously, Mzilikazi let him go.
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Original:  His grave is a protected national monument      .
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Original:  His grave is a protected national monument      .
Revised:  His grave is a protected national monument Technology and economy The Rozvi kings revived the tradition of building in stone and constructed impressive cities, now known as 'zimbabwes', throughout the southwest. Polychrome pottery was also emblematic of its culture. The Rozvi empire had many economic branches but agriculture was its backbone. They planted crops such as sorghum and millet and the state depended heavily on subsistence farming. Livestock was also another important agricultural branch. They kept animals such as sheep, goats, cattle and chickens; those with many livestock were considered rich and were accorded very high economic status within the society. Trade was another important economic activity and the Rozvi practiced both internal and external trade. From foreign traders they obtained imported goods such as guns, salt, beads and sea shells; in return they bartered ivory, copper and gold. Mining was another major branch and was done by males. The warriors were armed with spears, shields, bows and arrows when they raided others or defended their state. .
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Original:  The bloodshed at that time left an impression on her at a tender age.
Revised:  The bloodshed at that time left a lasting impression on her at a tender age.
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Original:  The white kurta and white gharara under a black burqa that they wore looked so elegant to her and she wanted to go to college, to read and write .
Revised:  The white kurta and white gharara under a black burqa that they wore looked so elegant to her and she wanted to go to college, to educate herself .
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Original:  She had become a voracious reader in her teenage  and read everything that she chanced upon — ranging from the works of Dostoyevsky to the  dictionary published by Neval Kishore Press  She struggled and fought to receive education  when women were not allowed to go to school.
Revised:  She had become a voracious reader in her teenage years and read everything that she chanced upon — ranging from the works of Dostoyevsky to the dictionary published by Neval Kishore Press She struggled and fought to receive education when women were not allowed to go to school.
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Original:  She had become a voracious reader in her teenage  and read everything that she chanced upon — ranging from the works of Dostoyevsky to the  dictionary published by Neval Kishore Press  She struggled and fought to receive education  when women were not allowed to go to school.
Revised:  She had become a voracious reader in her teenage and read everything that she chanced upon — ranging from the works of Dostoyevsky to the dictionary published by Neval Kishore Press . She struggled and fought to receive education when women were not allowed to go to school.
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Original:  She had become a voracious reader in her teenage  and read everything that she chanced upon — ranging from the works of Dostoyevsky to the  dictionary published by Neval Kishore Press  She struggled and fought to receive education  when women were not allowed to go to school.
Revised:  She had become a voracious reader in her teenage and read everything that she chanced upon — ranging from the works of Dostoyevsky to the dictionary published by Neval Kishore Press She struggled and fought to receive education , when women were not allowed to go to school.
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Original:  After matriculation, there was a lot of  resistance to her taking admission in college but her brother, Syed Iftikhar Zaidi, paid for her tuition and helped her continue her formal education.
Revised:  After matriculation, there was a lot of family resistance to her taking admission in college but her brother, Syed Iftikhar Zaidi, paid for her tuition and helped her continue her formal education.
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Original:  Influenced by the Progressive Writers ’ Movement in South Asia and the ideals of socialism  Kishwar Naheed witnessed major international political upheavals;
Revised:  Influenced by the Progressive Writers ' Movement in South Asia and the ideals of socialism Kishwar Naheed witnessed major international political upheavals;
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Original:  Influenced by the Progressive Writers ’ Movement in South Asia and the ideals of socialism  Kishwar Naheed witnessed major international political upheavals;
Revised:  Influenced by the Progressive Writers ’ Movement in South Asia and the ideals of socialism , Kishwar Naheed witnessed major international political upheavals;
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Original:  Kishwar and my friends saw themselves as a part of everything.
Revised:  Kishwar and her friends got involved in everything.
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Original:  In an interview to Herald Kishwar Naheed commenting on censorship says: +Books (Selected Works)YearTitlePublisherNotes1968Lab-i goyāLahore: Maktabah-yi KarvanThe first collection of poetry Won the Adamjee Prize of Literature Award2006Warq Warq Aaina Sang-e-Meel Publications2016Aabad KharabaAfzal AhmadBuri Aurat Ki KathaAutobiography2012Chand Ki BetiMaktaba Payam-e-Taleem, New Delhi2001Dasht-e-Qais Men Laila -
Revised:  In an interview to the Pakistani monthly magazine, The Herald (Pakistan), Kishwar Naheed commenting on censorship says: +Books (Selected Works)YearTitlePublisherNotes1968Lab-i goyāLahore: Maktabah-yi KarvanThe first collection of poetry Won the Adamjee Prize of Literature Award2006Warq Warq Aaina Sang-e-Meel Publications2016Aabad KharabaAfzal AhmadBuri Aurat Ki KathaAutobiography2012Chand Ki BetiMaktaba Payam-e-Taleem, New Delhi2001Dasht-e-Qais Men Laila -
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Original:  In an interview to Herald Kishwar Naheed commenting on censorship says: +Books (Selected Works)YearTitlePublisherNotes1968Lab-i goyāLahore: Maktabah-yi KarvanThe first collection of poetry Won the Adamjee Prize of Literature Award2006Warq Warq Aaina Sang-e-Meel Publications2016Aabad KharabaAfzal AhmadBuri Aurat Ki KathaAutobiography2012Chand Ki BetiMaktaba Payam-e-Taleem, New Delhi2001Dasht-e-Qais Men Laila -
Revised:  In an interview to Herald Kishwar Naheed commenting on censorship says: +Books (Selected Works)YearTitlePublisherNotes1968Lab-i goyāLahore: Maktabah-yi KarvanThe first collection of poetry Won the Adamjee Literary Award2006Warq Warq Aaina Sang-e-Meel Publications2016Aabad KharabaAfzal AhmadBuri Aurat Ki KathaAutobiography2012Chand Ki BetiMaktaba Payam-e-Taleem, New Delhi2001Dasht-e-Qais Men Laila -
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Original:  In an interview to Herald Kishwar Naheed commenting on censorship says: +Books (Selected Works)YearTitlePublisherNotes1968Lab-i goyāLahore: Maktabah-yi KarvanThe first collection of poetry Won the Adamjee Prize of Literature Award2006Warq Warq Aaina Sang-e-Meel Publications2016Aabad KharabaAfzal AhmadBuri Aurat Ki KathaAutobiography2012Chand Ki BetiMaktaba Payam-e-Taleem, New Delhi2001Dasht-e-Qais Men Laila -
Revised:  In an interview to Herald Kishwar Naheed commenting on censorship says: +Books (Selected Works)YearTitlePublisherNotes1968Lab-i goyāLahore: Maktabah-yi KarvanThe first collection of poetry Won the Adamjee Prize of Literature Award2006Warq Warq Aaina Sang-e-Meel Publications2016Aabad KharabaAfzal AhmadBuri Aurat Ki KhataAutobiography2012Chand Ki BetiMaktaba Payam-e-Taleem, New Delhi2001Dasht-e-Qais Men Laila -
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Original: nazm ijazaton ke liyeghas to mujh jaisi haiglass landscapehum gunahgar aurtenPakistan's Feminist AnthemkaDe koskashid shabKHudaon se kah donafiqaid mein raqssone se pahle ek KHayal +Selected Children's PoetryTitlePublisherNotesaankh-micholibatakh aur sanpchidiya aur koyalDais Dais Ki KahanianFerozsons Pvt LtdUNESCO Prize for Children's Literaturegadhe ne bajai bansurikutte aur khargosh Selected Awards YearTitleByFor1968Adamjee Prize of Literatureher first collection Lab-e-goya (1968)
Revised: nazm ijazaton ke liyeghas to mujh jaisi haiglass landscapehum gunahgar aurtenPakistan's Feminist AnthemkaDe koskashid shabKHudaon se kah donafiqaid mein raqssone se pahle ek KHayal +Selected Children's PoetryTitlePublisherNotesaankh-micholibatakh aur sanpchidiya aur koyalDais Dais Ki KahanianFerozsons Pvt LtdUNESCO Prize for Children's Literaturegadhe ne bajai bansurikutte aur khargosh Selected Awards YearTitleByFor1968Adamjee Literary Awardher first collection Lab-e-goya (1968)
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Original: She is fondly called Kishwar Apa by the young and the old alike.
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Original:  Career Kishwar Naheed has 12 volumes of her poetry published from both Pakistan and India.
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Original: nazm ijazaton ke liyeghas to mujh jaisi haiglass landscapehum gunahgar aurtenPakistan's Feminist AnthemkaDe koskashid shabKHudaon se kah donafiqaid mein raqssone se pahle ek KHayal +Selected Children's PoetryTitlePublisherNotesaankh-micholibatakh aur sanpchidiya aur koyalDais Dais Ki KahanianFerozsons Pvt LtdUNESCO Prize for Children's Literaturegadhe ne bajai bansurikutte aur khargosh Selected Awards YearTitleByFor1968Adamjee Literary Awardher first collection Lab-e-goya (1968)
Revised: nazm ijazaton ke liyeghas to mujh jaisi haiglass landscapehum gunahgar aurtenPakistan's Feminist AnthemkaDe koskashid shabKHudaon se kah donafiqaid mein raqssone se pahle ek KHayal +Selected Children's PoetryTitlePublisherNotesaankh-micholibatakh aur sanpchidiya aur koyalDais Dais Ki KahanianFerozsons Pvt LtdUNESCO Prize for Children's Literaturegadhe ne bajai bansurikutte aur khargosh Awards and recognition YearTitleByFor1968Adamjee Literary Awardher first collection Lab-e-goya (1968)
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Original:   Kishwar was a witness to the violence (including rape and abduction of women) associated with the partition of India.
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Original:  Watch videos, create subtitles, connect with people.
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Original: Gubb.tv Gubb.tv is a collaborative video share website, where you can connect and share videos with your friends and the world.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Gubb.net is a Web-based list application that requires no downloaded software.
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Original:  External links - Your Online Entertainment - Official gubb Website I've got a little list - USA Today, Angela Gunn Gubb your to do lists - GigaOM, Om Malik Outstanding Online Application for Lists - Web Worker Daily, Judi Sohn Write it down: Americans ‘addicted’ to lists - Central Valley Business Times Easy List Making with Gubb - AppScout, Kyle Monson
Revised:  External links - Official gubb Website I've got a little list - USA Today, Angela Gunn Gubb your to do lists - GigaOM, Om Malik Outstanding Online Application for Lists - Web Worker Daily, Judi Sohn Write it down: Americans ‘addicted’ to lists - Central Valley Business Times Easy List Making with Gubb - AppScout, Kyle Monson
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Original:  gubb is a Web-based list application that requires no downloaded software.
Revised: Gubb.tv Gubb.tv is a collaborative video share website, where you can connect and share videos with your friends and the world. Watch videos, create subtitles, connectpeople. gubb is a Web-based list application that requires no downloaded software.
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Original:     gubb is a Web-based list application that requires no downloaded software.
Revised:  - Create subtitles for your videos and for videos from other users, do your video truly global. - Start now share your videos with your friends and the world, you can upload HD videos. - Twitter integration - Free accounts - Unlimited videos duration gubb is a Web-based list application that requires no downloaded software.
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Original: gubb is a Web-based list application that requires no downloaded software.
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Original:  With gubb, users can create, manage and share an unlimited number of lists. gubb also offers a fully functional mobile Web application .
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Original:  With gubb, users can create, manage and share an unlimited number of lists. gubb also offers a fully functional mobile Web application .
Revised:  With gubb, users can create, manage and share an unlimited number of lists. gubb also offered a fully functional mobile Web application .
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Original:  He went on to play till 1992.
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Original:  Dilip has also represented Bombay in the Ranji Trophy.
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Original:  At this pinnacle of best his career, Vengsarkar was rated as the best batsmen in the Coopers and Lybrand rating (a predecessor of the PWC ratings) and he held the number one slot for 21 months in a row till 2 March 1989.
Revised:  At this pinnacle of best his career, Vengsarkar was rated as the best batsmen in the Coopers and Lybrand rating (a predecessor of the PWC ratings) and he held the number one slot for 21 months until 2 March 1989.
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