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Original:  He was considered a liberal – at least in comparison to others in the ruling National Party and among the Afrikaner community – but the bulk of his career was spent defending South Africa's apartheid system of racial segregation against foreign criticism.
Revised:  He was considered a liberal – at least in comparison to others in the ruling National Party and among the Afrikaner community , but the bulk of his career was spent defending South Africa's apartheid system of racial segregation against foreign criticism.
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Original:  Botha attended Paul Kruger Primary School  where his father was principal.
Revised:  Botha attended Paul Kruger Primary School , where his father was principal.
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Original:  Botha was also a keen writer of both prose and poetry in Afrikaans, and his writing supplemented his salary in his early years as a diplomat.
Revised:  Botha was also a writer of both prose and poetry in Afrikaans, and his writing supplemented his salary in his early years as a diplomat.
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Original:  In 1985, Pik Botha helped to draft a speech that would have announced common decision-making on all levels in a single constitutional unit and a formula for bringing about the release of Nelson Mandela, but this draft was rejected by P. W. Botha.
Revised:  In 1985, Botha helped to draft a speech that would have announced common decision-making on all levels in a single constitutional unit and a formula for bringing about the release of Nelson Mandela, but this draft was rejected by P. W. Botha.
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Original: The Rubicon revisited, Hermann Giliomee, Politicsweb, 20 August 2008 Throughout 1988 Pik Botha was instrumental in lengthy peace talks between South Africa, Cuba, and the People's Republic of Angola aimed at ending the South African Border War.
Revised: The Rubicon revisited, Hermann Giliomee, Politicsweb, 20 August 2008 Throughout 1988 Botha was instrumental in lengthy peace talks between South Africa, Cuba, and the People's Republic of Angola aimed at ending the South African Border War.
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Original: Cuba, Angola, South Africa Sign Accord, The Washington Post, 14 December 1988 On 22 December 1988, Pik Botha signed the Tripartite Accord involving Angola, Cuba and South Africa at United Nations headquarters in New York City which led to the implementation of Security Council Resolution 435, and to South Africa's granting of independence to Namibia.
Revised: Cuba, Angola, South Africa Sign Accord, The Washington Post, 14 December 1988 On 22 December 1988, Botha signed the Tripartite Accord involving Angola, Cuba and South Africa at United Nations headquarters in New York City which led to the implementation of Security Council Resolution 435, and to South Africa's granting of independence to Namibia.
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Original:  He was considered a liberalin comparison to others in the ruling National Party and among the Afrikaner community, but the bulk of his career was spent defending South Africa's apartheid system of racial segregation against foreign criticism .
Revised:  He was a liberal .
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Original:  He was  a liberal.
Revised:  He was nominally a liberal.
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Original:  He was nominally a liberal .
Revised:  He was a relative liberal by South African standards .
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Original: Mayilamma played a key role in the campaign to hold Coca-Cola accountable for water shortages and pollution in the area, and it was under her leadership that the community forced the Coca-Cola bottling plant to shut down in March 2004.
Revised: Mayilamma played a key role in the campaign to hold URL accountable for water shortages and pollution in the area, and it was under her leadership that the community forced the Coca-Cola bottling plant to shut down in March 2004.
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Original: Mayilamma was an Indian social activist whose claim to fame was the campaign against Coca-Cola company in Plachimada in Palakkad, Kerala.
Revised: Mayilamma was an Indian social activist who gained renown for her involvement in the campaign against Coca-Cola company in Plachimada in Palakkad, Kerala.
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Original: The fight against Coca-Cola Mayilamma was directly affected by Coca-Cola's operations in Plachimada, in Kerala's Palakkad district.
Revised: Fight against Coca-Cola Mayilamma was directly affected by Coca-Cola's operations in Plachimada, in Kerala's Palakkad district.
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Original:  A Spanish psychologist who visited the woman reported that she "made some words and smiled in response to a game involving toy animals and a mirror". </ref> When she was thirsty or hungry, she pointed at her mouth.
Revised:  A Spanish psychologist who visited the woman reported that she "made some words and smiled in response to a game involving toy animals and a mirror". When she was thirsty or hungry, she pointed at her mouth.
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Original:  Local police reported that she was only able to say three words: "father", "mother" and "stomachache".
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Original:  Her mother constantly had to pull back on the clothes when she tried to take them off.
Revised:  Her mother constantly had to pull back on her clothes when she tried to take them off.
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Original:  Penn Bunna, an official at Adhoc , another Cambodian human rights group, said the constant flow of visitors likely caused stress for the woman.
Revised:  Penn Bunna, an official at ADHOC , another Cambodian human rights group, said the constant flow of visitors likely caused stress for the woman.
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Original: Irish Travellers (, meaning "the walking people"), also known as Pavees or Mincéirs (Shelta: Mincéirí) are a traditionally peripatetic ethno-cultural group originating in Ireland.
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Original:  Genetic disease studies Genetic studies by Miriam Murphy, David Croke, and other researchers identified certain genetic diseases such as galactosemia that are more common in the Irish Traveller population, involving identifiable allelic mutations that are rarer among the rest of the community.
Revised:  Genetic disease studies Genetic sea monkeys by Miriam Murphy, David Croke, and other researchers identified certain genetic diseases such as galactosemia that are more common in the Irish Traveller population, involving identifiable allelic mutations that are rarer among the rest of the community.
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Original:  They are one of several groups identified as "Travellers", a closely related group being the Scottish Travellers, there is also a possible link to the Yenish People , a nomadic group of people that mainly live in Western Europe, as the latter have cultural values and a lead a lifestyle that closely resemble the Irish Travellers, DNA testing also shows that the Yenish have Scottish and Irish DNA.
Revised:  They are one of several groups identified as "Travellers", a closely related group being the Scottish Travellers, there is also a possible link to the Yenish people , a nomadic group of people that mainly live in Western Europe, as the latter have cultural values and a lead a lifestyle that closely resemble the Irish Travellers, DNA testing also shows that the Yenish have Scottish and Irish DNA.
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Original:  two in UEFA Europa League03542012–13Superleague27743–7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014–15Championship000000–00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Superleague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
Revised:  two in UEFA Europa League03542012–13Superleague27743–7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014–15Championship000000–00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Superleague153200000173Career total210262683013125235
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Original:  two in UEFA Europa League03542012–13Superleague27743–7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014–15Championship000000–00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Superleague153200000173Career total210262683013125235
Revised:  two in UEFA Europa League03542012–13Superleague27743–7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014–15Championship000000–00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Superleague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
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Original: –283Olympiakos2011– 12Superleague23262 –6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League, two in UEFA Europa League03542012– 13Superleague27743 –7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014– 15Championship000000 –00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Superleague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
Revised: –283Olympiakos2011– 12Super League Greece23262 –6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League, two in UEFA Europa League03542012– 13Superleague27743 –7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014– 15Championship000000 –00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Superleague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
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Original: –283Olympiakos2011– 12Superleague23262 –6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League, two in UEFA Europa League03542012– 13Superleague27743 –7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014– 15Championship000000 –00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Superleague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
Revised: –283Olympiakos2011– 12Superleague23262 –6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League, two in UEFA Europa League03542012– 1327743 –7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014– 15Championship000000 –00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Superleague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
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Original: –283Olympiakos2011– 12Superleague23262 –6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League, two in UEFA Europa League03542012– 13Superleague27743 –7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014– 15Championship000000 –00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Superleague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
Revised: –283Olympiakos2011– 12Superleague23262 –6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League, two in UEFA Europa League03542012– 13Superleague27743 –7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014– 15000000 –00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Superleague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
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Original: –283Olympiakos2011– 12Superleague23262 –6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League, two in UEFA Europa League03542012– 13Superleague27743 –7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014– 15Championship000000 –00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Superleague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
Revised: –283Olympiakos2011– 12Superleague23262 –6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League, two in UEFA Europa League03542012– 13Superleague27743 –7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014– 15Championship000000 –00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Super League Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
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Original: 2006–07Premier League001000–10Sedan2007–08Ligue 23355210–397Nantes2008–09Ligue 12211000–2312009–10Ligue 22720010–2822010–11100000–10Total5031010–523Kavala2010– 11Super League Greece26320––283Olympiakos2011– 12Super League Greece23262–6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League,
Revised: 2006–07Premier League001000–10Sedan2007–08Ligue 23355210–397Nantes2008–09Ligue 12211000–2312009–10Ligue 22720010–2822010–11100000–10Total5031010–523Kavala2010– 11Supeleague Greece26320––283Olympiakos2011– 12Super League Greece23262–6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League,
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Original: 2006–07Premier League001000–10Sedan2007–08Ligue 23355210–397Nantes2008–09Ligue 12211000–2312009–10Ligue 22720010–2822010–11100000–10Total5031010–523Kavala2010– 11Super League Greece26320––283Olympiakos2011– 12Super League Greece23262–6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League,
Revised: 2006–07Premier League001000–10Sedan2007–08Ligue 23355210–397Nantes2008–09Ligue 12211000–2312009–10Ligue 22720010–2822010–11100000–10Total5031010–523Kavala2010– 11Super League Greece26320––283Olympiakos2011– 12Superleague Greece23262–6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League,
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Original:  two in UEFA Europa League03542012–1327743–7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014–15000000–00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Super League Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
Revised:  two in UEFA Europa League03542012–1327743–7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014–15000000–00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015– 16Supelague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
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Original: 10Total5031010–523Kavala2010–11Supeleague Greece26320––283Olympiakos2011–12Superleague Greece23262–6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League, two in UEFA Europa League03542012– 1327743 –
Revised: 10Total5031010–523Kavala2010–11Supeleague Greece26320––283Olympiakos2011–12Superleague Greece23262–6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League, two in UEFA Europa League03542012– 13Superleague Greece 27743 –
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Original: 7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014– 15000000 –00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015–16Supelague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
Revised: 7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014– 15Championship 000000 –00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000–40Veria2015–16Supelague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
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Original: 2006–07Premier League001000–10Sedan2007–08Ligue 23355210–397Nantes2008–09Ligue 12211000–2312009–10Ligue 22720010–2822010–11Ligue 2100000–10Total5031010–523Kavala2010– 11Supeleague Greece26320––283Olympiakos2011–12Superleague Greece23262–6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League,
Revised: 2006–07Premier League001000–10Sedan2007–08Ligue 23355210–397Nantes2008–09Ligue 12211000–2312009–10Ligue 22720010–2822010–11Ligue 2100000–10Total5031010–523Kavala2010– 11Superleague Greece26320––283Olympiakos2011–12Superleague Greece23262–6Four appearances in UEFA Champions League,
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Original:  two in UEFA Europa League03542012–13Superleague Greece 27743–7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014–15Championship 000000–00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000 – 40Veria2015–16Supelague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
Revised:  two in UEFA Europa League03542012–13Superleague Greece 27743–7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014–15Championship 000000–00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Veria2015 – 40Veria2015–16Supelague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
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Original:  two in UEFA Europa League03542012–13Superleague Greece 27743–7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014–15Championship 000000–00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000 – 40Veria2015–16Supelague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
Revised:  two in UEFA Europa League03542012–13Superleague Greece 27743–7Six appearances and one goal in UEFA Champions League, one appearance in UEFA Europa League13811Total509105–1317315Nottingham Forest2013–14Championship2214110–2722014–15Championship 000000–00Total2214110–272Lokeren (loan)2014–15Belgian Pro League4000000040Total400000 – 16Superlague Greece153200000173Career total210262683013125235
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Original: Djamel Abdoun (born 14 February 1986) is an Algerian retired footballer who used to play as a winger.
Revised: Djamel Abdoun (born 14 February 1986) is an Algerian retired professional footballer who played as a winger.
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Original:  Prince Dravya Shah on 1559 CE also replaced the Khandka chiefs to become the first King of Gorkha Kingdom.
Revised:  Prince Dravya Shah on 1559 CE also replaced the Khadka chiefs to become the first King of Gorkha Kingdom.
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Original: Gorkha Kingdom () was a kingdom in the confederation of 24 states known as Chaubise Rajya, in South Asia , present-day western Nepal.
Revised: Gorkha Kingdom () was a kingdom in the confederation of 24 states known as Chaubisi rajya, on the Indian subcontinent , present-day western Nepal.
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Original:  Page 123. The Gorkha Kingdom was established by Prince Dravya Shah, second son of King Yasho Brahma Shah of Lamjung Kingdom, in 1559 AD replacing the Khadka chiefs.
Revised:  Page 123. The Gorkha Kingdom was established by Prince Dravya Shah, second son of King Yasho Brahma Shah of Lamjung Kingdom, on 1559 AD replacing the Khadka chiefs.
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Original:  Akbar, the Mughal emperor, (1542-1605 AD ) wished to marry the daughter of Fatte Sinha Rana-Ji Rava.
Revised:  Akbar, the Mughal emperor, (1542-1605 ) wished to marry the daughter of Fatte Sinha Rana-Ji Rava.
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Original:  Prince Dravya Shah on 1559 AD also replaced the Khadka chiefs to become the first King of the Gorkha Kingdom.
Revised:  Prince Dravya Shah on 1559 AD also replaced the Khadka chiefs to become the first King of Gorkha Kingdom.
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Original:  The following is a list of all ten kings of Gorkha hill principality In 1788, the Gorkhalis turned their attention north and invaded Tibet.
Revised:  The following is list of all ten kings of Gorkha hill principality In 1788, the Gorkhalis turned their attention north and invaded Tibet.
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Original:  They seized the border towns of Kyirong and Kuti  and forced the Tibetans to pay an annual tribute.
Revised:  They seized the border towns of Kyirong and Kuti , and forced the Tibetans to pay an annual tribute.
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Original:  This time the Chinese army came to Tibet's defence and advanced close to Kathmandu but could not achieve success due to a strong counterattack with khukuri.
Revised:  This time the Chinese army came to Tibet's defence and advanced close to Kathmandu but could not achieve success due to strong counterattack with khukuri.
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Original:  A later Nepalese–Tibetan War was fought from 1855 to 1856 AD in Tibet between the forces of the Tibetan government (Ganden Phodrang, then under administrative rule of the Qing dynasty) and the invading Nepalese army, resulting in the victory of Nepal.
Revised:  A later Nepalese–Tibetan War was fought from 1855 to 1856 in Tibet between the forces of the Tibetan government (Ganden Phodrang, then under administrative rule of the Qing dynasty) and the invading Nepalese army, resulting in the victory of Nepal.
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Original:  A later Nepalese–Tibetan War was fought from 1855 to 1856 AD in Tibet between the forces of the Tibetan government (Ganden Phodrang, then under administrative rule of the Qing dynasty) and the invading Nepalese army, resulting in the victory of Nepal.
Revised:  A later Nepalese–Tibetan War was fought from 1855 to 1856 AD in Tibet between the forces of the Tibetan government (Ganden Phodrang, then under administrative rule of the Qing dynasty) and the invading Nepalese army, resulting the victory of Nepal.
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Original:  They were made to return much of the occupied territories after their defeat in the Anglo-Nepalese War (1814–1816) later during the Gorkha Sikh war (1809 AD ) they lost  control over Kangra Valley.
Revised:  They were made to return much of the occupied territories after their defeat in the Anglo-Nepalese War (1814–1816) later during the gorkha Sikh war (1809 AD ) they lost control over Kangra Valley.
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Original:  They were made to return much of the occupied territories after their defeat in the Anglo-Nepalese War (1814–1816) later during the Gorkha Sikh war (1809 AD ) they lost  control over Kangra Valley.
Revised:  They were made to return much of the occupied territories after their defeat in the Anglo-Nepalese War (1814–1816) later during the Gorkha Sikh war (1809 ) they lost control over Kangra Valley.
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