wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  Algerian scholars and academics Category: Systems scientists Category:Control theorists Category:University of Southern California alumni Category:University of Southern California people Category:King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals faculty Category:University of Sharjah faculty Category:People associated with the University of Malaya Category:Academics of the University of Malaya Category:Academics of the Helsinki University of Technology Category:King Abdulaziz University facul
Revised:  Systems scientists Category:Control theorists Category:University of Southern California alumni Category:University of Southern California people Category:King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals faculty Category:University of Sharjah faculty Category:People associated with the University of Malaya Category:Academics of the University of Malaya Category:Academics of the Helsinki University of Technology Category:King Abdulaziz University facul
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Original: Maamar Bettayeb , D.Phil (born 7 June 1953) is a control theorist, educator and inventor.
Revised: Maamar Bettayeb (born 7 June 1953) is a control theorist, educator and inventor.
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Original:  He is the author of dozens of peer-reviewed publications , book chapters and patents on understanding the singular value decomposition and model order reduction.
Revised:  He is the author of publications on understanding the singular value decomposition and model order reduction.
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Original:  He then successively obtained his bachelor's degree in automatic control in 1976, then his master's degree in 1978.
Revised:  He obtained his bachelor's degree in automatic control in 1976, then his master's degree in 1978.
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Original:  During his career, he published more than 350 scientific journal and conference papers , and supervised more than 50 M. Sc. and Ph. D. theses .
Revised:  During his career, he published more than 350 scientific journal and conference papers .
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Original: Algerian academics Category:Systems scientists Category:Control theorists Category:University of Southern California alumni Category:University of Southern California people Category:King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals faculty Category:University of Sharjah faculty Category:People associated with the University of Malaya Category:Academics of the University of Malaya Category:Academics of the Helsinki University of Technology Category:King Abdulaziz University facul
Revised: Algerian academics Category:Systems scientists Category:Control theorists Category:University of Southern California alumni Category:University of Southern California people Category:King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals faculty Category:University of Sharjah faculty Category:People associated with the University of Malaya Category:Academics of the University of Malaya Category:Academics of the Helsinki University of Technology Category:King Abdulaziz University faculty Category:21st-century Algerian peop
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Original: Career In 2009, Paparu joined the Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD) as a program officer and  Program Manager of Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD).
Revised: Career In 2009, Paparu joined the Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD) as a program officer and also worked as the Program Manager of Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD).
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Original:  She lectured at Uganda Christian University, Mukono and later  at the university’s branch  in Arua.
Revised:  She lectured at Uganda Christian University, Mukono and later taught at the university’s branch in Arua.
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Original:  She lectured at Uganda Christian University, Mukono and later  at the university’s branch  in Arua.
Revised:  She lectured at Uganda Christian University, Mukono and later at the university’s branch located in Arua.
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Original:  She is affiliated with the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM). Paparu is also a flag bearer for theArua District and a Member of Parliament.
Revised:  She is affiliated with the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM). Paparu is also a flag bearer for the Arua District and a Member of Parliament.
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Original:  Lillian Obiale Paparu stood as an unopposed candidate in the 2021 general elections , although in the NRM primaries she had competitors such as Diana Ayikoru and Immaculate Bako  .
Revised:  Paparu stood as an unopposed candidate in the 2021 general elections , although in the NRM primaries she had competitors such as Diana Ayikoru and Immaculate Bako .
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Original:  Lillian Obiale Paparu stood as an unopposed candidate in the 2021 general elections , although in the NRM primaries she had competitors such as Diana Ayikoru and Immaculate Bako  .
Revised:  Lillian Obiale Paparu stood as an unopposed candidate in the 2021 general elections . In the NRM primaries she had competitors such as Diana Ayikoru and Immaculate Bako .
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Original:  Lillian Obiale Paparu stood as an unopposed candidate in the 2021 general elections , although in the NRM primaries she had competitors such as Diana Ayikoru and Immaculate Bako  .
Revised:  Lillian Obiale Paparu stood as an unopposed candidate in the 2021 general elections , although in the NRM primaries she was up against Diana Ayikoru and Immaculate Bako .
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Original:  Lillian Obiale Paparu stood as an unopposed candidate in the 2021 general elections , although in the NRM primaries she had competitors such as Diana Ayikoru and Immaculate Bako  .
Revised:  Lillian Obiale Paparu stood as an unopposed candidate in the 2021 general elections , although in the NRM primaries she had competitors such as Diana Ayikoru and Immaculate Bako , among others .
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Original: Career In 2009, Paparu joined the Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD) as a program officer and also worked as the Program Manager for CEFORD.
Revised: Career In 2009, Paparu joined the Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD) as a program officer and then the Program Manager for CEFORD.
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Original:  She lectured at Uganda Christian University, Mukono, and later taught at the university’s branch located in Arua.
Revised:  She lectured at Uganda Christian University, Mukono, and later taught at the campus in Arua.
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Original:  Paparu spent her formative years in exile in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo  where her father, by then a Captain in the Ugandan Army, had fled.
Revised:  Paparu spent her formative years in exile in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) where her father, by then a Captain in the Ugandan Army, had fled.
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Original:  While in the Democratic Republic of Congo , Paparu and her family slept in a mud and grass thatched house, with her young siblings frequently crying and protesting because they refused to sleepin it.
Revised:  While in DRC , Paparu and her family slept in a mud and grass thatched house, with her young siblings frequently crying and protesting because they refused to sleepin it.
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Original:  Paparu went to stay with her aunt in Opia and enrolled for elementary education at Opia primary school before moving to Ekarakafe primary school where she sat the primary leaving examinations in 1992.
Revised:  Paparu went to stay with her aunt in Opia , beginning elementary education at Opia primary school before moving to Ekarakafe primary school where she sat the primary leaving examinations in 1992.
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Original:  She enrolled for a post-graduate diploma in post-primary education followed by a Master’s in education with honors that she attained in 2007.
Revised:  She enrolled for a post-graduate diploma in post-primary education followed by a Master’s in education with honors attained in 2007.
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Original: Personal Details and Education Paparu is the daughter of retired Lieutenant Colonel Nelson Obiale, born a year before the violent overthrow of the late former President Idi Amin.
Revised: Personal details and education Paparu is the daughter of retired Lieutenant Colonel Nelson Obiale, born a year before the violent overthrow of the late former President Idi Amin.
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Original:  Additional Roles She is also the member of West Nile Rural Development Agency (WENIRUDA)
Revised:  Additional roles She is also the member of West Nile Rural Development Agency (WENIRUDA)
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Original:  It is said to have been founded by Nebuchadnezzar II, who built a palace with hanging gardens here.nach Eusebius, Chronik, 1, 4, siehe deutsche Übersetzung Teredon is said to have been located at the mouth of the Euphrates in the Persian Gulf and was an important port city in the Empire of the Charakene .
Revised:  It is said to have been founded by Nebuchadnezzar II, who built a palace with hanging gardens here.nach Eusebius, Chronik, 1, 4, siehe deutsche Übersetzung Teredon is said to have been located at the mouth of the Euphrates in the Persian Gulf and was an important port city in the Empire of the Characene .
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Original:  It is said to have been founded by Nebuchadnezzar II, who built a palace with hanging gardens here.nach Eusebius, Chronik, 1, 4, siehe deutsche Übersetzung Teredon is said to have been located at the mouth of the Euphrates in the Persian Gulf and was an important port city in the Empire of the Characene.
Revised:  It is said to have been founded by Nebuchadnezzar II, who built a palace with hanging gardens here.nach Eusebius, Chronik, 1, 4, siehe Übersetzung Teredon is said to have been located at the mouth of the Euphrates in the Persian Gulf and was an important port city in the Empire of the Characene.
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Original: Teredon was an ancient port city in modern day Kuwait, Mesopotamia.
Revised: Teredon was an ancient port city in Mesopotamia.
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Original: Teredon was an ancient port city in  Mesopotamia.
Revised: Teredon was an ancient port city in southern Mesopotamia.
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Original:  The place could not be localized so far archaeologically, but is believed to be in Kuwait near Basra.
Revised:  The place could not be localized so far archaeologically, but is believed to be inside Kuwait near Basra.
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Original:  The place could not be localized so far archaeologically, but is believed to be inside Kuwait near Basra.
Revised:  The place could not be localized so far archaeologically, but is believed to be in Kuwait near Basra.
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Original: In 1933, alongside Óscar Schnake, with whom showed his anarchist affiliation, founded the collective Acción Revolucionaria Socialista (ARS).
Revised: In 1933, alongside Oscar Schnake, with whom showed his anarchist affiliation, founded the collective Acción Revolucionaria Socialista (ARS).
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Original: Eugenio González Rojas (born January 23rd , 1903 – August 28th , 1976) was a Chilean philosopher, scholar, politician and writer.
Revised: Eugenio González Rojas (born January 23 , 1903 – August 28th , 1976) was a Chilean philosopher, scholar, politician and writer.
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Original: Eugenio González Rojas (born January 23rd , 1903 – August 28th , 1976) was a Chilean philosopher, scholar, politician and writer.
Revised: Eugenio González Rojas (born January 23rd , 1903 – August 28 , 1976) was a Chilean philosopher, scholar, politician and writer.
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Original:  He was a founder member of the Chilean Socialist Party as well as its theoretical.
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Original: He died in 1976, as did his friend and Eugenio González Rojas, away from the political life and under Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship.
Revised: He died in 1976, as did his friend González Rojas, away from the political life and under Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship.
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Original:  He died in 1976 away from the political life and under Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship as did his friend González Rojas.
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Original: Oscar Alex Enrique Schnake Vergara ( born June 11th, 1899 – April 24th, 1976) was a Chilean politician and physician.
Revised: Oscar Alex Enrique Schnake Vergara ( 11 June 1899 – April 24th, 1976) was a Chilean politician and physician.
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Original: Oscar Alex Enrique Schnake Vergara ( born June 11th, 1899 – April 24th, 1976) was a Chilean politician and physician.
Revised: Oscar Alex Enrique Schnake Vergara ( born June 11th, 1899 – 24 April 1976) was a Chilean politician and physician.
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Original:  Pictures DiscoursePopular Front Marchframeless|250x250pxframeless|250x250pxSchnake during a political concentration1930sRolando Merino Reyes, Schnake and Salvador AllendeJune 9th, 1940.
Revised:  Pictures DiscoursePopular Front Marchframeless|250x250pxframeless|250x250pxSchnake during a political concentration1930sRolando Merino Reyes, Schnake and Salvador Allende9 June 1940.
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Original:  Comienzos Del Socialismo Chileno, 1933-1942.
Revised:  Comienzos Del Socialismo Chileno, 1933–1942.
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Original:  La Federación de Estudiantes y el movimiento estudiantil chileno, 1906-1936 , Santiago, Universidad de Chile, 2007.
Revised:  La Federación de Estudiantes y el movimiento estudiantil chileno, 1906–1936 , Santiago, Universidad de Chile, 2007.
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Original: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
Revised: ʼʼRasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
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Original: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
Revised: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Awardʼʼ (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
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Original: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
Revised: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) ʼʼShe received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
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Original: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
Revised: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021ʼʼ (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
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Original: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
Revised: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) ʼʼNative Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
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Original: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
Revised: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) ʼʼ ʼʼFog Woman ʼʼ Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
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Original: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
Revised: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman ʼʼOur Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
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Original: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heard performed 2016;
Revised: Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award in 2009 and Alaska Literary Award (5) She received a New York Stage And Film NEXUS grant in 2021. (6) Native Pride (and Prejudice) Fog Woman Our Voices Will Be Heardʼʼ performed 2016;
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Original:  radio adaptation broadcast 2018 Devilfish 2019 A Tlingit Christmas Carol 2020 “Molly of Denali” aired on PBS Kids: New Nivagi, aired August 19, 2019 Turn on the Northern Lights, aired October 7, 2019 Canoe Journey, aired May 29, 2020 Eagle Tale, aired December 9, 202  
Revised:  radio adaptation broadcast 2018 Devilfish 2019 ʼʼA Tlingit Christmas Carolʼʼ 2020 “Molly of Denali” aired on PBS Kids: New Nivagi, aired August 19, 2019 Turn on the Northern Lights, aired October 7, 2019 Canoe Journey, aired May 29, 2020 Eagle Tale, aired December 9, 202 
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Original:  radio adaptation broadcast 2018 Devilfish 2019 A Tlingit Christmas Carol 2020 “Molly of Denali” aired on PBS Kids: New Nivagi, aired August 19, 2019 Turn on the Northern Lights, aired October 7, 2019 Canoe Journey, aired May 29, 2020 Eagle Tale, aired December 9, 202  
Revised:  radio adaptation broadcast 2018 Devilfish 2019 A Tlingit Christmas Carol 2020 “Molly of Denali” aired on PBS Kids: ʼʼNew Nivagi, aired August 19, 2019 Turn on the Northern Lights, aired October 7, 2019 Canoe Journey, aired May 29, 2020 Eagle Tale, aired December 9, 202 
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Original:  radio adaptation broadcast 2018 Devilfish 2019 A Tlingit Christmas Carol 2020 “Molly of Denali” aired on PBS Kids: New Nivagi, aired August 19, 2019 Turn on the Northern Lights, aired October 7, 2019 Canoe Journey, aired May 29, 2020 Eagle Tale, aired December 9, 202  
Revised:  radio adaptation broadcast 2018 Devilfish 2019 A Tlingit Christmas Carol 2020 “Molly of Denali” aired on PBS Kids: New Nivagi, aired August 19, 2019 Turn on the Northern Lights, aired October 7, 2019 Canoe Journey, aired May 29, 2020ʼʼ ʼʼEagle Tale, aired December 9, 202 
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Original:  radio adaptation broadcast 2018 Devilfish 2019 A Tlingit Christmas Carol 2020 “Molly of Denali” aired on PBS Kids: New Nivagi, aired August 19, 2019 Turn on the Northern Lights, aired October 7, 2019 Canoe Journey, aired May 29, 2020 Eagle Tale, aired December 9, 202  
Revised:  radio adaptation broadcast 2018 Devilfish 2019 A Tlingit Christmas Carol 2020 “Molly of Denali” aired on PBS Kids: New Nivagi, aired August 19, 2019 Turn on the Northern Lights, aired October 7, 2019 Canoe Journey, aired May 29, 2020 Eagle Tale, aired December 9, 2020ʼʼ 
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Original: Vera Starbard ( b 1982) is an American editor and playwright.
Revised: Vera Starbard ( born 1982) is an American editor and playwright.
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Original: Lance X̱ʼunei Twitchell ( b 1975) is an American scholar, poet, and language revitalization advocate.
Revised: Lance X̱ʼunei Twitchell ( born 1975) is an American scholar, poet, and language revitalization advocate.
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Original:  RECOGNITION  ʼʼTop Forty Under 40 award, Alaska Journal of Commerce ʼʼ (2013) Judson L. Brown Leadership Award from Sealaska Heritage Institute ʼʼ (2016) First Alaskan Institute Young Native Leader Award ʼʼ (2020) POEMS “Nanook Sweats,” “Release, Definition:
Revised:  RECOGNITION Awards ʼʼTop Forty Under 40 award, Alaska Journal of Commerce ʼʼ (2013) Judson L. Brown Leadership Award from Sealaska Heritage Institute ʼʼ (2016) First Alaskan Institute Young Native Leader Award ʼʼ (2020) POEMS “Nanook Sweats,” “Release, Definition:
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Original:  RECOGNITION  ʼʼTop Forty Under 40 award, Alaska Journal of Commerce ʼʼ (2013) Judson L. Brown Leadership Award from Sealaska Heritage Institute ʼʼ (2016) First Alaskan Institute Young Native Leader Award ʼʼ (2020) POEMS “Nanook Sweats,” “Release, Definition:
Revised:  RECOGNITION ʼʼTop Forty Under 40 award, Alaska Journal of Commerce ʼʼ (2013) Judson L. Brown Leadership Award from Sealaska Heritage Institute ʼʼ (2016) First Alaskan Institute Young Native Leader Award ʼʼ (2020) Poems “Nanook Sweats,” “Release, Definition:
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Original:  Trickster,” “Ode to Tlingit, Yellow Hair Takes the Fat and We Lament His Seedy Departure,” and “Dark Skin and Betraying Uncle,” ʼʼ , published in Yellow Medicine Review (Spring, 2009) BOOKS Haa Wsineix̲ Haa Yoo X̲'atángi (Our language Saved Us):
Revised:  Trickster,” “Ode to Tlingit, Yellow Hair Takes the Fat and We Lament His Seedy Departure,” and “Dark Skin and Betraying Uncle,” ʼʼ , published in Yellow Medicine Review (Spring, 2009) Books Haa Wsineix̲ Haa Yoo X̲'atángi (Our language Saved Us):
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Original:  A Guidebook for Learning the Tlingit Languageʼʼ EPISODES “Molly of Denali” for PBS Kids: * The Funny Face Competition, scheduled for March 23, 2021 * Raven the Trickster, in production * ''Nature is Medicine, in production Category:Alaska Native people Category: 21st-century Native AmericansCategory:Tlingit peopleCategory :Yupik people Category:Language activis
Revised:  A Guidebook for Learning the Tlingit Languageʼʼ EPISODES “Molly of Denali” for PBS Kids: * The Funny Face Competition, scheduled for March 23, 2021 * Raven the Trickster, in production * ''Nature is Medicine, in production Category:Alaska Native people Category: 21st-century Native Americans Category:Tlingit people Category :Yupik people Category:Language activis
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Original:  died April 1942 in the Izbica Ghetto) was an Austrian ethnologist and art collector who was plundered and murdered  because of her Jewish origins.
Revised:  died April 1942 in the Izbica Ghetto) was an Austrian ethnologist and art collector was plundered and murdered because of her Jewish origins.
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Original:  From autumn 1917 she went to Theodor Koch-Grünberg at the Linden Museum in Stuttgart as an “assistant for African questions”.
Revised:  From autumn 1917 she worked under Theodor Koch-Grünberg at the Linden Museum in Stuttgart as an “assistant for African questions”.
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Original:  After a brief episode in the Grand Ducal Museum for Art and Applied Arts in Weimar, Marianne Schmidl was unable to find an adequate job for a long time.
Revised:  After a stint at the Grand Ducal Museum for Art and Applied Arts in Weimar, Marianne Schmidl was unable to find an adequate job for a long time.
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Original:  Praesens, Wien 2007, , S. 103– 126.
Revised:  Praesens, Wien 2007, , S. 103– 
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