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Original:  Fonti (in Italian)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Europe Category:Italy it:Nuovo governo Berlusconi ottiene la fiducia dalla Came
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Politics and conflicts Category:Europe Category:Italy it:Nuovo governo Berlusconi ottiene la fiducia dalla Came
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Original:  Pros 334, cons 240 and 2 abstensions  
Revised:  Pros 334, cons 240 and 2 abstensions . 
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Original:  Pros 334 , cons 240  and 2 abstensions.
Revised:  The tally was 334 , cons 240 and 2 abstensions.
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Original:  Pros 334 , cons 240  and 2 abstensions.
Revised:  Pros 334 pros, 240 and 2 abstensions.
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Original:  The vote gives Berlusconi up to another year in office, during which time he will have to gain support from skeptical voters if he is to win a second term
Revised:  The vote allows Berlusconi up to another year in office, during which time he will have to gain support from skeptical voters if he is to win a second term
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Original:  The Air India order is worth £7bn, also for 787s, this time for 50 aircraft.
Revised:  The Air India order is worth 
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Original: Air Canada has ordered $6bn of new airliners, while Air India has signed a deal for a further $7bn .
Revised: Air Canada has ordered $6 billion in new airliners, while Air India has signed a deal for a further $7 billion .
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Original:  The Air Canda deal includes firm orders for 18 777s and 14 of the new mid-size, long-range 787 Dreamliner.
Revised:  The Air Canada deal includes firm orders for 18 777s and 14 of the new mid-size, long-range 787 Dreamliner.
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Original:  Options are included for 18 more 777 and 46 more 787s.
Revised:  Options are included for 18 more 777s and 46 more 787s.
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Original:  Boeing now has a total of 237 orders and committments for the 787.
Revised:  Boeing now has a total of 237 orders and commitments for the 787.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References BBC, November 17, 2004: EU's Barroso names Commissioners CNN, November 18, 2004: New European Commission approved Category:European Uni
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:European Uni
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References BBC, November 17, 2004: EU's Barroso names Commissioners CNN, November 18, 2004: New European Commission approved Category:European Uni
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References BBC, November 17, 2004: EU's Barroso names Commissioners CNN, November 18, 2004: New European Commission approved 
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Original: Scott McClellanWhite House press secretary An airspace intrusion alarm near the White House , that was later revealed as false and due to a technical problem , put the White House on alert Wednesday .
Revised: Scott McClellanWhite House press secretary An airspace intrusion alarm near the White House put the White House on alert Wednesday. The warning was later revealed as false and due to a technical problem , put the White House on alert Wednesday .
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Original: Scott McClellanWhite House press secretary An airspace intrusion alarm near the White House , that was later revealed as false and due to a technical problem , put the White House on alert Wednesday .
Revised: Scott McClellanWhite House press secretary An airspace intrusion alarm near the White House , that was later revealed as a false alarm due to a technical problem , put the White House on alert Wednesday .
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Original: Scott McClellanWhite House press secretary An airspace intrusion alarm near the White House , that was later revealed as false and due to a technical problem , put the White House on alert Wednesday .
Revised: Scott McClellanWhite House press secretary An airspace intrusion alarm near the White House , that was later revealed as false and due to a technical problem .
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Original:  White House press secretary Scott McClellan made clear that the President reached the shelter quickly, to demonstrate that the President is constantly in a safe environment.
Revised:  White House press secretary Scott McClellan announced that the President reached the shelter quickly, to demonstrate that the President is constantly in a safe environment.
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Original:  Four large cranes had been brought to the site , and one of them was being used to dig deep trenches .
Revised:  Four large cranes had been brought to the site ; one of them was being used to dig deep trenches .
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Original:  According to the Law School website, Wyeth Hall is "the most popular dormitory at Harvad Law School .
Revised:  According to the Law School website, Wyeth Hall is "the most popular dormitory at Harvard Law School" .
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Original:  The truck washing station marked on the construction plan was operational, in the form of a man with a pressure washer, though in this reporter's brief observations, more windshields were washed than dirty tires.
Revised:  The truck washing station marked on the site plan was operational, in the form of a man with a pressure washer, though in this reporter's brief observations, more windshields were washed than dirty tires.
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Original:  " The ICRC policy is to address questions of possible abuse to the relevant government authorities, in this case the Office of Detainee Affairs which was set up by the US Department of Defense.
Revised:  The ICRC policy is to address questions of possible abuse to the relevant government authorities, in this case the Office of Detainee Affairs which was set up by the US Department of Defense.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The ICRC continues to monitor detainees at Guantanamo and deliver messages from them to their families
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% 
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Original:  "The International Committee of the Red Cross has charged in confidential reports to the United States government that the American military has intentionally used psychological and sometimes physical coercion 'tantamount to torture' on prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.   
Revised:  "The International Committee of the Red Cross has charged in confidential reports to the United States government that the American military has intentionally used psychological and sometimes physical coercion 'tantamount to torture' on prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba. " 
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Original: frame|140px|Guantanamo Bay detainee Lawmakers from 46 European countries meeting in Strasbourg, France asked the Bush administration on Tuesday “to cease torturing and mistreating detainees” at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Revised:  Lawmakers from 46 European countries meeting in Strasbourg, France asked the Bush administration on Tuesday “to cease torturing and mistreating detainees” at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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Original: Pre-war warnings from  the Attorney General of the United kingdom have surfaced, in the form of a March  7 , 2003 letter leaked to Channel 4.   ]  In it he warned that if war went ahead without a UN blessing , it would probably be deemed illegal, if hard evidence on Saddam's alleged non-compliance and non-cooperation with weapons inspection teams was not uncovered.
Revised: Pre-war warnings from the Attorney General of the United kingdom have surfaced, in the form of a March 7 , 2003 letter leaked to Channel 4. ] In it he warned that if war went ahead without a UN Resolution , it would probably be deemed illegal, if hard evidence on Saddam's alleged non-compliance and non-cooperation with weapons inspection teams was not uncovered.
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Original:  Just ten days before presenting the cabinet with a 300-word summary  that said conclusively the war was legal and mentioned no doubts, the Attorney General (AG), Lord Goldsmith had reportedly written: When presented to cabinet, Sands says, the argument put forward in the summary letter that  Iraq was in breach of UN Resolution [  1441 was not questioned, and the letter was not published, contrary to ministerial guidelines
Revised:  Just ten days before presenting the cabinet with a 300-word summary , that said conclusively the war was legal and mentioned no doubts, the Attorney General (AG), Lord Goldsmith had reportedly written: When presented to cabinet, Sands says, the argument put forward in the summary letter that Iraq was in breach of UN Resolution [ 1441 was not questioned, and the letter was not published, contrary to ministerial guidelines
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Original:  Just ten days before presenting the cabinet with a 300-word summary  that said conclusively the war was legal and mentioned no doubts, the Attorney General (AG), Lord Goldsmith had reportedly written: When presented to cabinet, Sands says, the argument put forward in the summary letter that  Iraq was in breach of UN Resolution [  1441 was not questioned, and the letter was not published, contrary to ministerial guidelines
Revised:  Just ten days before presenting the cabinet with a 300-word summary that said conclusively the war was legal and mentioned no doubts, the Attorney General (AG), Lord Goldsmith had reportedly written: When presented to cabinet, Sands says, the summary letter was not published, contrary to ministerial code of conduct. Iraq was in breach of UN Resolution [ 1441 was not questioned, and the letter was not published, contrary to ministerial guidelines
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Original:  Just ten days before presenting the cabinet with a 300-word summary  that said conclusively the war was legal and mentioned no doubts, the Attorney General (AG), Lord Goldsmith had reportedly written: When presented to cabinet, Sands says, the argument put forward in the summary letter that  Iraq was in breach of UN Resolution [  1441 was not questioned, and the letter was not published, contrary to ministerial guidelines
Revised:  Just ten days before presenting the cabinet with a 300-word summary that said conclusively the war was legal and mentioned no doubts, the Attorney General (AG), Lord Goldsmith had reportedly written: When presented to cabinet, Sands says, the argument put forward in the summary letter that Iraq was in breach . [ 1441 was not questioned, and the letter was not published, contrary to ministerial guidelines
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Original:  As he said then, authority to use force against Iraq derived from the combined effect of UN Resolutions 678, 687 and 1441," said the Foreign Secretary 
Revised:  As he said then, authority to use force against Iraq derived from the combined effect of UN Resolutions 678, 687 and 1441," said the Foreign Secretary .
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Original: The Blair government in the United Kingdomconcealed warnings it was given over the doubtful legality of the 2003 invasion of Iraq , in which it played a pivotal part . A resignation letter from a high-ranking legal advisor, Elizabeth Wilmshurst, gave away that the Attorney General had made a sudden change in his legal advice to the government in weeks coming up to the invasion of Iraq.
Revised: The Blair government in the United Kingdomconcealed warnings it was given over the doubtful legality of the 2003 invasion of Iraq , in which it played a pivotal part . A resignation letter from a high-ranking legal advisor, Elizabeth Wilmshurst, gave away that the Attorney General had made a sudden change in legal advice he gave the government, in weeks coming up to the invasion of Iraq.
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Original:  When finally released to the BBC News website  under Freedom of Information, the relevent portion of the letter was obscured.
Revised:  When the BBC News website under Freedom of Information, the relevent portion of the letter was obscured.
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Original:  When finally released to the BBC News website  under Freedom of Information, the relevent portion of the letter was obscured.
Revised:  When finally released to the BBC News website under Freedom of Information, the relevent portion was obscured.
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Original:  Even the Attorney General Lord Goldsmith's 13-page, March 7 letter expressed serious misgivings, according to both Channel 4 and The Guardian, but further refinements brought his advice to a short 300 word 'summary' that giving his go-ahead for an invasion.
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Original:  "The Attorney-General made clear in his March 17 advice%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% his genuinely and independently-held view that military action in Iraq was lawful on the basis of Saddam's breach of the existing UN resolutions," according to the Foreign Secretary, In it he warned that if war went ahead without a UN Resolution, it would probably be deemed illegal, if hard evidence on Saddam's alleged non-compliance and non-cooperation with weapons inspection teams was not uncovered.
Revised:  "The March 17 advice%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% his genuinely and independently-held view that military action in Iraq was lawful on the basis of Saddam's breach of the existing UN resolutions," according to the Foreign Secretary, In it he warned that if war went ahead without a UN Resolution, it would probably be deemed illegal, if hard evidence on Saddam's alleged non-compliance and non-cooperation with weapons inspection teams was not uncovered.
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Original:  "The Attorney-General made clear in his March 17 advice%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% his genuinely and independently-held view that military action in Iraq was lawful on the basis of Saddam's breach of the existing UN resolutions," according to the Foreign Secretary, In it he warned that if war went ahead without a UN Resolution, it would probably be deemed illegal, if hard evidence on Saddam's alleged non-compliance and non-cooperation with weapons inspection teams was not uncovered.
Revised:  "The Attorney-General made clear in his %DIFDELCMD < ] %%% his genuinely and independently-held view that military action in Iraq was lawful on the basis of Saddam's breach of the existing UN resolutions," according to the Foreign Secretary, In it he warned that if war went ahead without a UN Resolution, it would probably be deemed illegal, if hard evidence on Saddam's alleged non-compliance and non-cooperation with weapons inspection teams was not uncovered.
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Original:  "The Attorney-General made clear in his March 17 advice%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% his genuinely and independently-held view that military action in Iraq was lawful on the basis of Saddam's breach of the existing UN resolutions," according to the Foreign Secretary, In it he warned that if war went ahead without a UN Resolution, it would probably be deemed illegal, if hard evidence on Saddam's alleged non-compliance and non-cooperation with weapons inspection teams was not uncovered.
Revised:  "The Attorney-General made clear in his March 17 advice%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% In it he warned that if war went ahead without a UN Resolution, it would probably be deemed illegal, if hard evidence on Saddam's alleged non-compliance and non-cooperation with weapons inspection teams was not uncovered.
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Original:  "The Attorney-General made clear in his March 17 advice%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% his genuinely and independently-held view that military action in Iraq was lawful on the basis of Saddam's breach of the existing UN resolutions," according to the Foreign Secretary, In it he warned that if war went ahead without a UN Resolution, it would probably be deemed illegal, if hard evidence on Saddam's alleged non-compliance and non-cooperation with weapons inspection teams was not uncovered.
Revised:  "The Attorney-General made clear in his March 17 advice%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% his genuinely and independently-held view that military action in Iraq was lawful on the basis of Saddam's breach of the existing UN resolutions," according to the Foreign Secretary, 
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Original:  "The Prime Minister [Tony Blair] has said that the attorney general's advice given to the cabinet on the 17 of March was clear and the attorney general did not change that advice," Conservative party leader Michael Howard, told Channel Four.
Revised:  Prime Minister [Tony Blair] has said that the attorney general's advice given to the cabinet on the 17 of March was clear and the attorney general did not change that advice," Conservative party leader Michael Howard, told Channel Four.
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Original:  Michael Howard the challenger to Mr Blair, for the role of Prime Minister, in the country's May 5 general election  . Just ten days before presenting cabinet with the March 7 , 300-word summary, that said conclusively the war was legal and mentioned no doubts, the Attorney General (AG), Lord Goldsmith had reportedly written: "I remain of the opinion that the safest legal course would be to secure the adoption of a further resolution to authorise the use of force."
Revised:  Michael Howard the challenger to Mr Blair, for the role of Prime Minister, in the country's May 5 general election . Just ten days before presenting cabinet with the March 7 version, the Attorney General Lord Goldsmith wrote, "I remain of the opinion that the safest legal course would be to secure the adoption of a further resolution to authorise the use of force."
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Original:  In the absence of such a resolution,  if war was pursued, "we would need to be able to demonstrate hard evidence of non-compliance and non-cooperation."
Revised:  In the absence of such a resolution, he added, if war was pursued, "we would need to be able to demonstrate hard evidence of non-compliance and non-cooperation."
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Original:   "So concerned was the government about the possibility of such a  case that it took steps to put together a legal team to prepare for possible international litigation," wrote Philippe Sands in the Guardian , in a  story in February  which examined the two letters  .
Revised:  "So concerned was the government about the possibility of such a legal case that it took steps to put together a legal team to prepare for possible international litigation," wrote Philippe Sands in the Guardian , in a story in February which examined the two letters .
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Original:   "So concerned was the government about the possibility of such a  case that it took steps to put together a legal team to prepare for possible international litigation," wrote Philippe Sands in the Guardian , in a  story in February  which examined the two letters  .
Revised:  "So concerned was the government about the possibility of such a case that it took steps to put together a legal team to prepare for possible international litigation," he wrote , in a story in February which examined the two letters .
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Original:   "So concerned was the government about the possibility of such a  case that it took steps to put together a legal team to prepare for possible international litigation," wrote Philippe Sands in the Guardian , in a  story in February  which examined the two letters  .
Revised:  "So concerned was the government about the possibility of such a case that it took steps to put together a legal team to prepare for possible international litigation," wrote Philippe Sands in the Guardian , in a Guardian story in February which examined the two letters .
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Original:   "So concerned was the government about the possibility of such a  case that it took steps to put together a legal team to prepare for possible international litigation," wrote Philippe Sands in the Guardian , in a  story in February  which examined the two letters  .
Revised:  "So concerned was the government about the possibility of such a case that it took steps to put together a legal team to prepare for possible international litigation," wrote Philippe Sands in the Guardian , in a story in February , which examined the two letters .
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Original:  When presented to cabinet, Sands says, the summary letter was not published, contrary to ministerial code of conduct.
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Original:  " The Attorney-General made clear in his [ March 17 advice ] his genuinely and independently-held view that military action in Iraq was lawful on the basis of Saddam's breach of the existing UN resolutions.
Revised:  " [ March 17 advice ] his genuinely and independently-held view that military action in Iraq was lawful on the basis of Saddam's breach of the existing UN resolutions.
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Original:  " The Attorney-General made clear in his [ March 17 advice ] his genuinely and independently-held view that military action in Iraq was lawful on the basis of Saddam's breach of the existing UN resolutions.
Revised:  " The Attorney-General made clear in his [ N ] his genuinely and independently-held view that military action in Iraq was lawful on the basis of Saddam's breach of the existing UN resolutions.
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Original:  " The Attorney-General made clear in his [ March 17 advice ] his genuinely and independently-held view that military action in Iraq was lawful on the basis of Saddam's breach of the existing UN resolutions.
Revised:  " The Attorney-General made clear in his [ March 17 advice ] ot a single member of the existing UN resolutions.
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Original: As he said then, authority to use force against Iraq derived from the combined effect of UN Resolutions 678, 687 and [  1441 , " said the Foreign Secretary.
Revised: As he said then, authority to use force against Iraq derived from the combined effect of UN Resolutions 678, 687 and [ 1441 , " 
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Original:  The furor has erupted in the midst of the run-up to a May 5 general election .
Revised:  Now, in the run-up to a May 5 general election .
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Original:  A resignation letter from a high-ranking legal advisor, Elizabeth Wilmshurst, gave away that the Attorney General had made a sudden change in legal advice he gave the government, in weeks coming up to the invasion of Iraq.
Revised:  High-ranking governmental legal advisor, Elizabeth Wilmshurst, gave away that the Attorney General had made a sudden change in legal advice he gave the government, in weeks coming up to the invasion of Iraq.
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Original:  A resignation letter from a high-ranking legal advisor, Elizabeth Wilmshurst, gave away that the Attorney General had made a sudden change in legal advice he gave the government, in weeks coming up to the invasion of Iraq.
Revised:  A resignation letter from a high-ranking legal advisor, Elizabeth Wilmshurst, gave away that the Attorney General had made in weeks coming up to the invasion of Iraq.
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Original:  The missing paragraph was later obtained by Channel 4 News .
Revised:  The missing paragraph was later obtained by Channel 4 News :
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Original:  The obscured lines read: "My views accord with the advice that has been given consistently in this office before and after the adoption of UN security council resolution 1441 and with what the attorney general gave us to understand was his view prior to his letter of 7 March. (The view expressed in that letter has of course changed again into what is now the official line.
Revised:  "My views accord with the advice that has been given consistently in this office before and after the adoption of UN security council resolution 1441 and with what the attorney general gave us to understand was his view prior to his letter of 7 March. (The view expressed in that letter has of course changed again into what is now the official line.
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Original: )"  "The Prime Minister [Tony Blair] has said that the attorney general's advice given to the cabinet on the 17 of March was clear and the attorney general did not change that advice ," Conservative party leader Michael Howard, told Channel Four.
Revised: )" "The Prime Minister [Tony Blair] has said that the attorney general's advice given to the cabinet on the 17 of March was clear and the attorney general did not change that advice 
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