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Original:  Further developement depends on weather - if the melting does not combine with heavy rains, the floods are not expected to cause catastrophic damage
Revised:  Further development depends on weather - if the melting does not combine with heavy rains, the floods are not expected to cause catastrophic damage
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Original:  Currently the worst situations are near headwaters , such as in the town Veselí on the river Lužnice or in Třebíč.
Revised:  Currently the worst situations are near , such as in the town Veselí on the river Lužnice or in Třebíč.
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Original:  Many locals are watching the rising river, remembering the catastrophic floods of 2002.
Revised:  Many locals are watching the rising river, remembering the .
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Original: When President Bush signed the USA Patriot Act this month and the bill outlawing the torture of detainees, he added addendums called signing statements.
Revised:  President Bush signed the USA Patriot Act this month and the bill outlawing the torture of detainees, he added addendums called signing statements.
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Original:  because during war the commander in chief has an obligation to protect us, any statute on the books could be summarily waived, " For instance, in the case of the congressional ban on torture issued in January of this year  the President declared that he would view the interrogation limits in the context of his broader powers to protect national security.
Revised:  because during war the commander in chief has an obligation to protect us, any statute on the books could be summarily waived, " For instance, in the case of the congressional ban on torture issued in January of this year , when the President declared that he would view the interrogation limits in the context of his broader powers to protect national security.
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Original:     David Golove, a New York University law professor who specializes in executive power issues, said ” On the one hand, they deny that Congress even has the authority to pass laws on these subjects like torture and eavesdropping, and in addition to that, they say that Congress is not even entitled to get information about anything to do with the war on terrorism.
Revised:  David Golove, a New York University law professor who specializes in executive power issues, said " On the one hand, they deny that Congress even has the authority to pass laws on these subjects like torture and eavesdropping, and in addition to that, they say that Congress is not even entitled to get information about anything to do with the war on terrorism.
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Original:  ”    The use of signing statements started with the US’s fifth President James Monroe (1817-1825) and from that time was used sparingly.
Revised:  " The use of signing statements started with the US’s fifth President James Monroe (1817-1825) and from that time was used sparingly.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The executive branch shall construe section 756(e)(2) of H.R. 3199, which calls for an executive branch official to submit to the Congress recommendations for legislative action, in a manner consistent with the President's constitutional authority to supervise the unitary executive branch and to recommend for the consideration of the Congress such measures as he judges necessary and expedient.
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Original:  It largely claims it’s authority from two sources within the Constitution—the “Oath” and “Take Care” clauses of Article II.
Revised:  It largely claims its authority from two sources within the Constitution—the “Oath” and “Take Care” clauses of Article II.
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Original:  The office of legal consul under President Clinton declared:  If the President may properly decline to enforce a law, at least when it unconstitutionally encroaches on his powers, then it arguably follows that he may properly announce to Congress and to the public that he will not enforce a provision of an enactment he is signing.
Revised:  The office of legal consul under President Clinton declared: " If the President may properly decline to enforce a law, at least when it unconstitutionally encroaches on his powers, then it arguably follows that he may properly announce to Congress and to the public that he will not enforce a provision of an enactment he is signing.
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Original:  Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont said in a prepared statement: The president's signing statements are not the law, and Congress should not allow them to be the last word," The president's constitutional duty is to faithfully execute the laws as written by the Congress, not cherry-pick the laws he decides he wants to follow.
Revised:  The president's signing statements are not the law, and Congress should not allow them to be the last word," The president's constitutional duty is to faithfully execute the laws as written by the Congress, not cherry-pick the laws he decides he wants to follow.
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Original:  It is our duty to ensure, by means of congressional oversight, that he does so."%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Lawmakers tried to get a handle on Bush's use of signing statements in 2003, by passing a Justice Department spending bill that required the department to inform Congress whenever the administration decided to ignore a legislative provision on constitutional grounds.
Revised:  It is our duty to ensure, by means of congressional oversight, that he does so."%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% 
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Original:  Bush signed the bill, but issued a statement asserting his right to ignore the notification requirement
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Original: The use of signing statements started with the US ’ s fifth President James Monroe (1817-1825) and from that time was used sparingly.
Revised: The use of signing statements started with the US ' s fifth President James Monroe (1817-1825) and from that time was used sparingly.
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Original:  This idea gained strength during the Reagan administration as a response to the presidency having been severely weakened by Vietnam and, Watergate and is mainly championed by the “ Federalist Society, ” a group of conservative lawyers who nearly all worked in the Nixon, Ford, and Reagan white houses.
Revised:  This idea gained strength during the Reagan administration as a response to the presidency having been severely weakened by Vietnam and, Watergate and is mainly championed by the " Federalist Society, ” a group of conservative lawyers who nearly all worked in the Nixon, Ford, and Reagan white houses.
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Original:  This idea gained strength during the Reagan administration as a response to the presidency having been severely weakened by Vietnam and, Watergate and is mainly championed by the “ Federalist Society, ” a group of conservative lawyers who nearly all worked in the Nixon, Ford, and Reagan white houses.
Revised:  This idea gained strength during the Reagan administration as a response to the presidency having been severely weakened by Vietnam and, Watergate and is mainly championed by the “ Federalist Society, " a group of conservative lawyers who nearly all worked in the Nixon, Ford, and Reagan white houses.
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Original:  It largely claims its authority from two sources within the Constitution—the “Oath” and “Take Care” clauses of Article II.
Revised:  It largely claims its authority from two sources within the Constitution—the "Oath" and "Take Care" clauses of Article II.
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Original:  The “Oath” requirement acts as a sort of shield, protecting the president from enforcing things he independently determines are unconstitutional, and the “Oath” clause directs the president to “ faithfully execute the Office of the President and [to] preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.
Revised:  The "Oath" requirement acts as a sort of shield, protecting the president from enforcing things he independently determines are unconstitutional, and the “Oath” clause directs the president to “ faithfully execute the Office of the President and [to] preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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Original:  The “Oath” requirement acts as a sort of shield, protecting the president from enforcing things he independently determines are unconstitutional, and the “Oath” clause directs the president to “ faithfully execute the Office of the President and [to] preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.
Revised:  The “Oath” requirement acts as a sort of shield, protecting the president from enforcing things he independently determines are unconstitutional, and the "Oath" clause directs the president to “ faithfully execute the Office of the President and [to] preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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Original:  The “Oath” requirement acts as a sort of shield, protecting the president from enforcing things he independently determines are unconstitutional, and the “Oath” clause directs the president to “ faithfully execute the Office of the President and [to] preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.
Revised:  The “Oath” requirement acts as a sort of shield, protecting the president from enforcing things he independently determines are unconstitutional, and the “Oath” clause directs the president to " faithfully execute the Office of the President and [to] preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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Original:  ” Phillip Cooper, a professor of public administration at Portland State University states his objection to this;
Revised:  " Phillip Cooper, a professor of public administration at Portland State University states his objection to this;
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Original:  ” It's nothing short of breath-taking.
Revised:  " It's nothing short of breath-taking.
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Original:  In every case, the White House has interpreted presidential authority as broadly as possible, interpreted legislative authority as narrowly as possible, and pre-empted the judiciary.
Revised:  In every case, the White House has interpreted presidential authority as broadly as possible, interpreted legislative authority as narrowly as possible, and preempted the judiciary.
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Original:  An earlier statement had called for the beleagured PM to resign.
Revised:  An earlier statement had called for the beleaguered PM to resign.
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Original: The U.N. Security Council has unanimously approved a statement a few minutes ago demanding that Iran suspend uranium enrichment.
Revised: The U.N. Security Council has unanimously approved a statement a few minutes ago calling for Iran to suspend uranium enrichment.
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Original:  The five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council agreed on a statement demanding that Iran suspend uranium enrichment.
Revised:  The five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council agreed on a statement calling for Iran to suspend uranium enrichment.
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Original:  This sets the stage for the first action by the security council over fears that Iran wants to join the growing list of nations possessing nuclear weapons.
Revised:  This sets the stage for the first action by the Security Council over fears that Iran wants to join the growing list of nations possessing nuclear weapons.
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Original:  The Security Council will will ask the Internation Automic Energy Agency to monitor Iran's compliance with it's reques
Revised:  The Security Council will ask the Internation Automic Energy Agency to monitor Iran's compliance with it's reques
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Original: The U.N. Security Council has unanimously approved a non-binding statement a few minutes ago calling for Iran to suspend  uranium enrichment.
Revised: The U.N. Security Council has unanimously approved a non-binding statement a few minutes ago calling for Iran to suspend its uranium enrichment.
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Original:  The five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council agreed on the statement earlier today , setting the stage for the first action by the Security Council over fears that Iran wants to join the growing list of nations possessing nuclear weapons.
Revised:  The five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council agreed on the statement earlier today . This is the first action by the Security Council over fears that Iran wants to join the growing list of nations possessing nuclear weapons.
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Original:  The IAEA will have thirty days to file a report 
Revised:  The IAEA was requested to file a report 
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Original: They warn that tides are likely to rise above the normal high tide maek causing flooding and damaging waves.
Revised: They warn that tides are likely to rise above the normal high tide make causing flooding and damaging waves.
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Original: At 8 p.m. WST Wedenesday (1200 UTC), the Bureau of Meteorology reported that Glenda had weakened and reclassified it as a category 4 storm.
Revised: At 8 p.m. WST Wednesday (1200 UTC), the Bureau of Meteorology reported that Glenda had weakened and reclassified it as a category 4 storm.
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Original: Yesterday in Nigeria, former Liberian president Charles Taylor was arrested after  caught trying to escape with several bags of cash.
Revised: Yesterday in Nigeria, former Liberian president Charles Taylor was arrested after being caught trying to escape with several bags of cash.
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Original:  Many people were overjoyed by the recapture of Taylor, including chief  prosecutor of the court Desmond De Silva, who said, "Today is a momentous occasion, an important day for international justice, the international community, and above all the people of Sierra Leone."
Revised:  Many people were overjoyed by the recapture of Taylor, including chief Chief prosecutor of the court Desmond De Silva, who said, "Today is a momentous occasion, an important day for international justice, the international community, and above all the people of Sierra Leone."
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Original:  Many people were overjoyed by the recapture of Taylor, including chief  prosecutor of the court Desmond De Silva, who said, "Today is a momentous occasion, an important day for international justice, the international community, and above all the people of Sierra Leone."
Revised:  Many people were overjoyed by the recapture of Taylor, including chief prosecutor of the court Desmond De Silva, commented: "Today is a momentous occasion, an important day for international justice, the international community, and above all the people of Sierra Leone."
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Original:  He was arreested on the border of Cameroon by Nigerian authorities who transfered him to Monrovia where he was met by UN authorities who took him into custody.
Revised:  He was arreested on the border of Cameroon by Nigerian authorities who transferred him to Monrovia where he was met by UN authorities who took him into custody.
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Original:  He is to be tried by the UN backed War Crimes Court for Sierra Leone in Freetown.
Revised:  He is to be tried by the UN-backed War Crimes Court for Sierra Leone in Freetown.
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Original: A spookesperson for the Australian Federal Police said that officers seized computer equipment, including an "external hardware drive".
Revised: A spokesperson for the Australian Federal Police said that officers seized computer equipment, including an "external hardware drive".
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Original:  Ali, a self-proclaimed member of Al Qaeda, was arrested by Saudi officials in 2003 at the Islamic University of Medina   
Revised:  Ali, a self-proclaimed member of Al Qaeda, was arrested by Saudi officials in 2003 at the Islamic University of Medina . 
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Original:  In addition, the judge pointed out that that Ali's actions "did not result in one single actual victim.
Revised:  In addition, the judge pointed out that Ali's actions "did not result in one single actual victim.
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Original: Prosecutors had originally asked for a life sentence, but the judge felt that the 30 year sentence was more appropriate , comparing the case to the "American Taliban" member John Lindh.
Revised: Prosecutors had originally asked for a life sentence, but the judge said that the 30-year sentence was more appropriate , comparing the case to the "American Taliban" member John Lindh.
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Original: Prosecutors had originally asked for a life sentence, but the judge felt that the 30 year sentence was more appropriate , comparing the case to the "American Taliban" member John Lindh.
Revised: Prosecutors had originally asked for a life sentence, but the judge felt that the 30 year sentence was more adequate , comparing the case to the "American Taliban" member John Lindh.
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Original: Prosecutors had originally asked for a life sentence, but the judge felt that the 30 year sentence was more appropriate , comparing the case to the "American Taliban" member John Lindh.
Revised: Prosecutors had originally asked for a life sentence, but the judge felt that the 30 year sentence was more appropriate , comparing the case to the "American Taliban" John Lindh.
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Original: Prosecutors had originally asked for a life sentence, but the judge said that the 30-year sentence was more adequate, comparing the case to the "American Taliban" John Lindh.
Revised: Prosecutors had originally asked for a life sentence, but the judge said that the 30-year sentence was adequate, comparing the case to the "American Taliban" John Lindh.
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Original:  Ali gave a statement to Saudi officials after his capture stating that he  joined Al Qaeda and talked with its senior members about plots to assassinate the President and  establish a terrorist cell in the United States 
Revised:  Ali had given a statement to Saudi officials after his capture stating that he joined Al Qaeda and talked with its senior members about plots to assassinate the President and establish a terrorist cell in the United States 
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Original:  Ali gave a statement to Saudi officials after his capture stating that he  joined Al Qaeda and talked with its senior members about plots to assassinate the President and  establish a terrorist cell in the United States 
Revised:  Ali gave a statement to Saudi officials after his capture stating that he had joined Al Qaeda and talked with its senior members about plots to assassinate the President and establish a terrorist cell in the United States 
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Original:  Ali gave a statement to Saudi officials after his capture stating that he  joined Al Qaeda and talked with its senior members about plots to assassinate the President and  establish a terrorist cell in the United States 
Revised:  Ali gave a statement to Saudi officials after his capture stating that he joined Al Qaeda and talked with its senior members about plots to assassinate the President and to establish a terrorist cell in the United States 
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Original: The New York radio station ' HOT 97 ' has apologized after one  its DJs played a song making light of the recent tsunami catastrophe in Asia.
Revised: The New York radio station HOT 97 ' has apologized after one its DJs played a song making light of the recent tsunami catastrophe in Asia.
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Original: The New York radio station ' HOT 97 ' has apologized after one  its DJs played a song making light of the recent tsunami catastrophe in Asia.
Revised: The New York radio station ' HOT 97 has apologized after one its DJs played a song making light of the recent tsunami catastrophe in Asia.
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Original: The New York radio station ' HOT 97 ' has apologized after one  its DJs played a song making light of the recent tsunami catastrophe in Asia.
Revised: The New York radio station ' HOT 97 ' has apologized after one of its DJs played a song making light of the recent tsunami catastrophe in Asia.
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Original:  The 'Tsunami Song' was played by 'Miss Jones' on the Hip Hop and R&B station's Morning show earlier this month.
Revised:  The 'Tsunami Song' was played by 'Miss Jones' on the hip hop and R&B station's Morning show earlier this month.
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Original:  Miss Jones and the Morning team have now been suspended indefinetly .
Revised:  Miss Jones and the Morning team have now been suspended indefinitely .
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Original: Vista, which is expected to go on sale at the beginning of next year, is likely to include a tool called Windows Defender, which is designed to seek out so- called spyware - files that enter PCs through e-mail or from Web sites, and secretly observe them when they are connected to the Internet.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The commission's concerns about Vista echo the findings in its 2004 antitrust ruling, which found that the software giant had stifled competition by withholding vital information about Windows from rival makers of server software, preventing them from building products that could interoperate with the ubiquitous Windows.
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Original:  In February, IBM, Oracle, Sun Microsystems and six other computer makers submitted a joint complaint to the commission, claiming that Microsoft was continuing to abuse its position in the software market in spite of the 2004 ruling.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% "Microsoft is building Windows Vista to provide the most secure personal computing environment and to provide unprecedented opportunities for other companies throughout the industry," Microsoft said Wednesday in a statement.
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Original:  No formal investigation has been opened yet, but Todd said, "If our concerns are confirmed and we conclude that Vista violated European competition rules then we would open a new case."
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Original:  In December, the commission issued a new lawsuit against Microsoft, accusing it of failing to provide the technical documentation needed by rival server software makers, which it was ordered to reveal in the 2004 ruling.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% In the two-day hearing which begins Thursday, Microsoft will explain that in spite of its best efforts to comply, the commission has set the company an impossible task.
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Original:  "It will take a real life application to judge whether the documentation is adequate," Guttierez said.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% "Trying to create a test looking at the documentation in abstract is not consistent with the way the industry works," he added.
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Original:  If Microsoft fails to change the commission's mind, it faces daily fines of as much as €2 million, or $2.4 million, backdated to mid-December, until it is deemed to be in compliance with the 2004 ruling.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% BRUSSELS Microsoft and the European Commission are on a collision course over the shape of the company's next-generation computer operating system, Windows Vista.
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Original:  Neelie Kroes, the commissioner in charge of competition and Europe's top antitrust official, last week wrote to Steve Ballmer, the chief executive of Microsoft, informally warning him that the plan to bundle security features, search tools and other similar stand-alone software products into Vista would violate European antitrust laws, her spokesman Jonathan Todd said Wednesday.
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