wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  Advances in Veterinary Science%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Comparative Medicine 1975;19:73-96. 4. Brownstein, J.S. , Rosen, H. , Purdy, D. , Miller, J. , Merlino, M. , Mostashari, F. , Fish, D. , 2002.
Revised:  Advances in Veterinary Science%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Comparative Medicine 1975;19:73-96. 4. Brownstein, J.S. , Rosen, H. , Purdy, D. , Miller, J. ; Merlino, M. , Mostashari, F. , Fish, D. , 2002.
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Original:  Advances in Veterinary Science%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Comparative Medicine 1975;19:73-96. 4. Brownstein, J.S. , Rosen, H. , Purdy, D. , Miller, J. , Merlino, M. , Mostashari, F. , Fish, D. , 2002.
Revised:  Advances in Veterinary Science%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Comparative Medicine 1975;19:73-96. 4. Brownstein, J.S. , Rosen, H. , Purdy, D. , Miller, J. , Merlino, M. ; Mostashari, F. , Fish, D. , 2002.
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Original:  Advances in Veterinary Science%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Comparative Medicine 1975;19:73-96. 4. Brownstein, J.S. , Rosen, H. , Purdy, D. , Miller, J. , Merlino, M. , Mostashari, F. , Fish, D. , 2002.
Revised:  Advances in Veterinary Science%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Comparative Medicine 1975;19:73-96. 4. Brownstein, J.S. , Rosen, H. , Purdy, D. , Miller, J. , Merlino, M. , Mostashari, F. ; Fish, D. , 2002.
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Original:  Spatial analysis of West Nile Virus: Rapid risk assessment of an introduced vector-borne zoonosis.
Revised:  Spatial analysis of West Nile Virus: Rapid Risk Assessment of an Introduced Vector-Borne Zoonosis."
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Original:   Category:Public heal
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Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% See also Tele-epidemiology%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Epidemiology Category:Landscape ecology Category:Biogeography Category:Environmental health Category:Veterinary medici
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References See also Tele-epidemiology%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:Epidemiology Category:Landscape ecology Category:Biogeography Category:Environmental health Category:Veterinary medici
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Original:  References See also Tele-epidemiology 
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Original: Federico Tinoco, leader of the coup .
Revised: The Blue Castle, then seat of the government .
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Original:  At that time, he was a familiaris at the court of Robert's eldest son, Charles, Duke of Calabria, whom he served as chamberlain and as the master marshal who had charge of the stables.
Revised:  At that time, he was a familiaris at the court of Robert's eldest son, Charles, Duke of Calabria, whom he served as chamberlain and as the master marshal in charge of his stables.
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Original:   The only information on Raimondo's origins and early life are found in the last chapter of Giovanni Boccaccio's The Fates of Illustrious Men, written around 1360.
Revised:  Origins and early life The only information on Raimondo's origins and early life are found in the last chapter of Giovanni Boccaccio's The Fates of Illustrious Men, written around 1360.
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Original:  Raimondo died in October 1334.
Revised:  Death and succession Detail of the tomb effigy of Raimondo. Raimondo died in October 1334.
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Original:  married Sichelgaita Filomarino and had a daughter, Caterina Bibliography External links Photograph of a detail of Raimondo de' Cabanni's tomb effigy
Revised:  married Sichelgaita Filomarino and had a daughter, Caterina Bibliography 
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Original:  Boccaccio claims to have heard the details from two elderly Neapolitans , Marino Bulgaro and Costanzo de Rocca, during the time he frequented the Neapolitan court as a young man between 1327 and 1341.
Revised:  Boccaccio claims to have heard the details from two elderly Neapolitan officials , Marino Bulgaro and Costanzo de Rocca, during the time he frequented the Neapolitan court as a young man between 1327 and 1341.
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Original:  Boccaccio claims to have heard the details from two elderly Neapolitans , Marino Bulgaro and Costanzo de Rocca, during the time he frequented the Neapolitan court as a young man between 1327 and 1341.
Revised:  Boccaccio claims to have heard the details from two elderly Neapolitans , Marino Bulgaro and Costantino della Rocca, during the time he frequented the Neapolitan court as a young man between 1327 and 1341.
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Original:  He left behind three children by Philippa: Carlo (dead by 1340) , vice-seneschal of the hospice and royal chamberlain, married Margherita da Ceccano and had four children: Raimondello, Antonello, Sanciaand Giovannella Perrotto (dead by 1336) , also a chamberlain and buried beside his father in Santa Chiara Roberto, abandoned an ecclesiastical career to become count of Eboli and ultimately grand seneschal of the realm ;
Revised:  He left behind three children by Philippa: Carlo (dead by 1340) . He served as vice-seneschal of the hospice and royal chamberlain, married Margherita da Ceccano and had four children: Raimondello, Antonello, Sanciaand Giovannella Perrotto (dead by 1336) , also a chamberlain and buried beside his father in Santa Chiara Roberto, abandoned an ecclesiastical career to become count of Eboli and ultimately grand seneschal of the realm ;
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Original:  He left behind three children by Philippa: Carlo (dead by 1340) , vice-seneschal of the hospice and royal chamberlain, married Margherita da Ceccano and had four children: Raimondello, Antonello, Sanciaand Giovannella Perrotto (dead by 1336) , also a chamberlain and buried beside his father in Santa Chiara Roberto, abandoned an ecclesiastical career to become count of Eboli and ultimately grand seneschal of the realm ;
Revised:  He left behind three children by Philippa: Carlo (dead by 1340) , vice-seneschal of the hospice and as royal chamberlain. He married a woman of the high nobility, Margherita da Ceccano and had four children: Raimondello, Antonello, Sanciaand Giovannella Perrotto (dead by 1336) , also a chamberlain and buried beside his father in Santa Chiara Roberto, abandoned an ecclesiastical career to become count of Eboli and ultimately grand seneschal of the realm ;
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Original:  He left behind three children by Philippa: Carlo (dead by 1340) , vice-seneschal of the hospice and royal chamberlain, married Margherita da Ceccano and had four children: Raimondello, Antonello, Sanciaand Giovannella Perrotto (dead by 1336) , also a chamberlain and buried beside his father in Santa Chiara Roberto, abandoned an ecclesiastical career to become count of Eboli and ultimately grand seneschal of the realm ;
Revised:  He left behind three children by Philippa: Carlo (dead by 1340) , vice-seneschal of the hospice and royal chamberlain, married Margherita da Ceccano , and they had four children: Raimondello, Antonello, Sanciaand Giovannella Perrotto (dead by 1336) , also a chamberlain and buried beside his father in Santa Chiara Roberto, abandoned an ecclesiastical career to become count of Eboli and ultimately grand seneschal of the realm ;
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Original:  He left behind three children by Philippa: Carlo (dead by 1340) , vice-seneschal of the hospice and royal chamberlain, married Margherita da Ceccano and had four children: Raimondello, Antonello, Sanciaand Giovannella Perrotto (dead by 1336) , also a chamberlain and buried beside his father in Santa Chiara Roberto, abandoned an ecclesiastical career to become count of Eboli and ultimately grand seneschal of the realm ;
Revised:  He left behind three children by Philippa: Carlo (dead by 1340) , vice-seneschal of the hospice and royal chamberlain, married Margherita da Ceccano and had four children: Raimondello, Antonello, Sanciaand Giovannella Perrotto (dead by 1336) . He also served as a chamberlain. He was buried beside his father in Santa Chiara Roberto, abandoned an ecclesiastical career to become count of Eboli and ultimately grand seneschal of the realm ;
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Original:  He left behind three children by Philippa: Carlo (dead by 1340) , vice-seneschal of the hospice and royal chamberlain, married Margherita da Ceccano and had four children: Raimondello, Antonello, Sanciaand Giovannella Perrotto (dead by 1336) , also a chamberlain and buried beside his father in Santa Chiara Roberto, abandoned an ecclesiastical career to become count of Eboli and ultimately grand seneschal of the realm ;
Revised:  He left behind three children by Philippa: Carlo (dead by 1340) , vice-seneschal of the hospice and royal chamberlain, married Margherita da Ceccano and had four children: Raimondello, Antonello, Sanciaand Giovannella Perrotto (dead by 1336) , also a chamberlain and buried beside his father in Santa Chiara Roberto, abandoned an ecclesiastical career to become count of Eboli and ultimately grand seneschal of the realm . He
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Original:  married Sichelgaita Filomarino and had a daughter, Caterina  Carlo and Robeto's daughters Sancia and Caterina were ladies in waiting to Queen Sancha in 1336.
Revised:  married Sichelgaita Filomarino and had a daughter, Caterina . Carlo and Robeto's daughters Sancia and Caterina were ladies in waiting to Queen Sancha in 1336.
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Original:  She was an Indonesiam-born Dutch writer.
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Original:  Some scholars saw the early rat bone dates as confirmation of their theory that humans had settled in New Zealand even earlier than the classic theory had suggested, living in small numbers for a thousand years or so without leaving artefacts or skeletal remains  However, further investigation found that those early rat bone results had been flawed, all coming from one laboratory during a limited time period, while all subsequent dating has found recent arrival times for both rats and humans.
Revised:  Some scholars saw the early rat bone dates as confirmation of their theory that humans had settled in New Zealand even earlier than the classic theory had suggested, living in small numbers for a thousand years or so without leaving artefacts or skeletal remains . However, further investigation found that those early rat bone results had been flawed, all coming from one laboratory during a limited time period, while all subsequent dating has found recent arrival times for both rats and humans.
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Original:  Some researchers now conclude that the weight of all the radiocarbon and DNA evidence points to New Zealand having been settled rapidly in a mass migration sometime after the Tarawera eruption, somewhere in the decades between 1320 and 1350 CE – which suggests that the "Great Fleet" theory, and the genealogical calculations on which it was based, were not totally wrong after all.
Revised:  Some researchers now conclude that the weight of all the radiocarbon and DNA evidence points to New Zealand having been settled rapidly in a mass migration sometime after the Tarawera eruption, somewhere in the decades between 1320 and 1350 CE – which suggests that the "Great Fleet" theory, and the genealogical calculations on which it was based, were not totally inaccurate after all.
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Original:  Many sites where destroyed by caress scavenging or poorly documented research.
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Original:  Many sites where destroyed by careless scavenging or poorly documented research.
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Original:  However, by the mid-1990s, as radiocarbon dating methods were improved and sources of error better understood, it was realised that the early dates were not reliable and that the most reliable radiocarbon dates all pointed to a more recent first settlement, closer to 1300 CE or even later .
Revised:  However, by the mid-1990s, as radiocarbon dating methods were improved and sources of error better understood, it was realised that the early dates were not reliable and that the most reliable radiocarbon dates all pointed to a more recent first settlement, closer to 1300 CE or even later ,
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Original:  In 1999, a sample from the Wairau Bar site gave a "late" age of 1230–1282 AD age . which roughly coincided with charcoal and pollen evidence of forest fires that may or may not have been human-lit.
Revised:  In 1999, a sample from the Wairau Bar site gave a "late" age of 1230–1282 AD . which roughly coincided with charcoal and pollen evidence of forest fires that may or may not have been human-lit.
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Original:  The Bhasani left the Awami League soon after and formed the left-wing National Awami Party    .
Revised:  The Bhasani left the Awami League soon after and formed the left-wing National Awami Party . .
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Original:   Following the end of the war in 1902, Isabelo de los Reyes was working towards the formation of a national church, that is independent of Rome.
Revised:  After Revolution Following the end of the war in 1902, Isabelo de los Reyes was working towards the formation of a national church, that is independent of Rome.
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Original:  When Aglipay returned to Manila and discovered that the Americans had attacked, he joined the revolution.
Revised: Philippine–American War When Aglipay returned to Manila and discovered that the Americans had attacked, he joined the revolution.
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Original: Iglesia Filipina Independiente After Revolution Following the end of the war in 1902, Isabelo de los Reyes was working towards the formation of a national church, that is independent of Rome.
Revised: Iglesia Filipina Independiente After the war Following the end of the war in 1902, Isabelo de los Reyes was working towards the formation of a national church, that is independent of Rome.
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Original: Abu’lgharib Artsuni . Lord of Birejik and chief of the Pahlavuni clan.
Revised: Abu’lgharib Artsuni was Lord of Birejik and chief of the Pahlavuni clan.
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Original:  He was governor of the Taurus mountain region and Mopsuestia for the Emperor Alexios I. Abu ’ lgharib was a kinsman of Oshin of Lampron who married one of his daughters.
Revised:  He was governor of the Taurus mountain region and Mopsuestia for the Emperor Alexios I. Abu ' lgharib was a kinsman of Oshin of Lampron who married one of his daughters.
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Original:  Ghosh passed away in Kolkata on 7 October 2015.
Revised:  Ghosh died in Kolkata on 7 October 2015.
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Original:  After the filming, Hays remained a close friend of fellow cast member Jack Elam and appeared in the 1987 documentary about congenital conditions I Am Not a Freak.
Revised:  After the filming, Hays remained close friends with fellow cast member Jack Elam and appeared in the 1987 documentary about congenital conditions I Am Not a Freak.
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Original: Mickey Hays (June 30, 1972 – June 30, 1992 ) was an American actor and sufferer of progeria, a rare genetic condition whose symptoms resemble accelerated aging.
Revised: Mickey Hays (June 30, 1972 – June 30, 1992. ) was an American actor and sufferer of progeria, a rare genetic condition whose symptoms resemble accelerated aging.
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Original:  He died on his 20th birthday .
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Original: Mickey Hays (June 30, 1972 – June 30, 1992. ) was an American actor and sufferer of progeria, a rare genetic condition whose symptoms resemble accelerated aging.
Revised: Mickey Hays (June 30, 1972 – June 30, 1992 ) was an American actor and sufferer of progeria, a rare genetic condition whose symptoms resemble accelerated aging.
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Original:  He died on his 20th birthday  Category:  People with progeria Category:1972 births Category:1992 deat
Revised:  He died on his 20th birthday . Category: People with progeria Category:1972 births Category:1992 deat
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Original: Operation Omega was a London-based group that took relief supplies into East Pakistan during the 1971 Bangladesh genocide.
Revised: Operation Omega was a London-based group that took humanitarian aid into East Pakistan during the 1971 Bangladesh genocide.
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Original:  Background In March 1971, the eastern province of Pakistan declared its independence from West Pakistan, and the formation of a new country of Bangladesh.
Revised:  Background In March 1971, East Pakistan declared its independence from West Pakistan, and the formation of a new country of Bangladesh.
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Original:  Background In March 1971, the eastern province of Pakistan declared its independence from West Pakistan, and the formation of a new country of Bangladesh.
Revised:  Background In March 1971, the eastern province of Pakistan declared its independence from West Pakistan, and its intention to form a new country of Bangladesh.
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Original:  Background In March 1971, the eastern province of Pakistan declared its independence from West Pakistan, and the formation of a new country of Bangladesh.
Revised:  Background In March 1971, the eastern province of Pakistan declared its independence from West Pakistan, and the formation of a new country , Bangladesh.
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Original:  This led to a series of violent military crackdowns by the West Pakistani military junta, as they tried to re-establish control of the province.
Revised:  This led to a violent military crackdown by the West Pakistani military junta, as they tried to re-establish control of the province.
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Original: The project would bear obvious similarities to nonviolent interventions of the recent past - especially the Phoenix Voyages by a Quaker Action Group in 1967-68 The Phoenix Voyages were a series of humanitarian trips made to relieve the famine in Biafra , led by Following the publication of Mascarenhas' article in June 1971 , therewere several attempts to bring humanitarian aid into East Pakistan to prevent the imminent starvation of the civilian population.
Revised: The project would bear obvious similarities to nonviolent interventions of the recent past - especially the Phoenix Voyages by a Quaker Action Group in 1967-68 The Phoenix Voyages were a series of humanitarian trips made to relieve the famine in Biafra Following the publication of Mascarenhas' article in June 1971 , therewere several attempts to bring humanitarian aid into East Pakistan to prevent the imminent starvation of the civilian population.
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Original:  Paul Connett had been a key player in the American response to the Biafran crisis, working as part the American Committee to Keep Biafra Alive.
Revised:  Paul Connett had been a key player in the American response to the Biafran crisis, working as the coordinator the American Committee to Keep Biafra Alive.
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Original:  The pair spent two months of their sentence in jail, before being released after the surrender of the Pakistani army and the beginning of the transition to the new Bangladeshi government   .
Revised:  The pair spent two months of their sentence in jail, before being released after the surrender of the Pakistani army and the beginning of the transition to the new Bangladeshi government . .
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Original:  They were released and expelled from East Pakistan  around 15 September 1971.
Revised:  Initially held without trial, the team began a hunger strike, demanding that they be formally charged and tried. After five days, they were tried for carrying "subversive literature". They were told before the trial that they would be found guilty and sentenced to eight years.. They were found guilty, but were deported from East Pakistan around 15 September 1971.
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Original:  On 30 November 1959, the Singapore State Arms and Flag and National Anthem Ordinance 1959 was passed to regulate the use and display of the State Arms and State Flag and the performance of the National Anthem.
Revised:  On 30 November 1959, the Singapore State Arms and Flag and National Anthem Ordinance 1959 was passed to regulate the use and display of the State Arms , State Flag and the performance of the National Anthem.
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Original:  Athough the attack was sever , the scaring tactic proved unsuccessful.
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Original:  Athough the attack was sever , the scaring tactic proved unsuccessful.
Revised:  Athough the attack was severed , the scaring tactic proved unsuccessful.
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Original:  It is remembered as the rebels' last defensive uprising against the superior powers of the enemy that was the British East India Company , and included Karunakar, his brother, his nephew  and many other rebels.
Revised:  It is remembered as the rebels' last defensive uprising against the superior powers of the enemy that was the British East India Company and included Karunakar, his brother, his nephew and many other rebels.
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Original:  It is remembered as the rebels' last defensive uprising against the superior powers of the enemy that was the British East India Company , and included Karunakar, his brother, his nephew  and many other rebels.
Revised:  It is remembered as the rebels' last defensive uprising against the superior powers of the enemy that was the British East India Company , and included Karunakar, his brother, his nephew , and many other rebels.
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Original:  The British force marched to Kolabira on Sixth of November, 1857 followed by an unsuccessful raid on Jharghati hill top 12 kilometers from Sambalpur on which they were expecting to find Surendra Sai with other rebels.
Revised:  The British force marched to Kolabira on Sixth of November, 1857 followed by an unsuccessful raid on Jharghati hilltop 12 kilometers from Sambalpur on which they were expecting to find Surendra Sai with other rebels.
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Original:  A section of historians believe that he was captured along with 11 of his aides while sleeping.
Revised:  A section of historians believes that he was captured along with 11 of his aides while sleeping.
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Original:  His brother and nephew were also treacherously hanged on Twenty Second of December, 1861.
Revised:  His brother and nephew were also treacherously hanged on Twenty-Second of December, 1861.
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Original: alt=Sketch of Karunakar Singh Naik|293x293px|Sketch of Karunakar Singh Naik Karunkar Singh Naik, also commonly known as Karunakar Singh (Odia: କରୁଣାକର ସିଂହ), was the Gond Gauntia (local chieftain) of Kolabira in what is today the Jharsuguda district of Odisha  .
Revised: alt=Sketch of Karunakar Singh Naik|293x293px|Sketch of Karunakar Singh Naik Karunkar Singh Naik, commonly known as Karunakar Singh (Odia: କରୁଣାକର ସିଂହ), was the Gond Gauntia (local chieftain) of Kolabira in what is today the Jharsuguda district of Odisha .
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Original: alt=Sketch of Karunakar Singh Naik|293x293px|Sketch of Karunakar Singh Naik Karunkar Singh Naik, also commonly known as Karunakar Singh (Odia: କରୁଣାକର ସିଂହ), was the Gond Gauntia (local chieftain) of Kolabira in what is today the Jharsuguda district of Odisha  .
Revised: alt=Sketch of Karunakar Singh Naik|293x293px|Sketch of Karunakar Singh Naik Karunkar Singh Naik, also commonly known as Karunakar Singh (Odia: କରୁଣାକର ସିଂହ), was the Gond Gauntia (local chieftain) of Kolabira in what is today the Jharsuguda district of Odisha , India .
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