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Original:  According to an affidavit filed by US government prosecutors, Patel, previously restricted from performing surgery in the US due to "professional misconduct", lied about his professional history in order to work at Bundaberg Base Hospital in Bundaberg, Queensland.
Revised:  According to an affidavit filed by US prosecutors, Patel, previously restricted from performing surgery in the US due to "professional misconduct", lied about his professional history in order to work at Bundaberg Base Hospital in Bundaberg, Queensland.
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Original: Merkey claims that he was told, by Wales , in 2006, that his Merkey's%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% article could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation.
Revised: Merkey claims that he was told, by Wales in 2006, that his Merkey's%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% article could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation.
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Original: Merkey claims that he was told, by Wales , in 2006, that his Merkey's%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% article could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation.
Revised: Merkey claims that he was told, by Wales , in 2006, that Merkey's%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% article could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation.
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Original: Merkey claims that he was told, by Wales , in 2006, that his Merkey's%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% article could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation.
Revised: Merkey claims that he was told, by Wales , in 2006, that his %DIFDELCMD < ] %%% article could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation.
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Original: Merkey claims that he was told , by Wales in 2006 , that the Wikipedia article about him could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation.
Revised: Merkey claims that he was told by Wales in 2006 , that the Wikipedia article about him could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation.
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Original: Merkey claims that he was told , by Wales in 2006 , that the Wikipedia article about him could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation.
Revised: Merkey claims that he was told , by Wales in 2006 that the Wikipedia article about him could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation.
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Original:  Merkey claims that he was told by Wales in 2006 that the Wikipedia article about him would be made to adhere to Wikipedia's policies concerning internet libel "as a courtesy" and placed under "special protection" in exchange for a donation .
Revised:  Merkey claims that he was told by Wales in 2006 that the Wikipedia article about him could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation .
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Original: Image:P1030255.jpg|Jimmy Wales at a Wikimania event in 2007.
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Original:  Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has been accused of editing pages in the encyclopedia in return for a donation to the Wikimedia Foundation .
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Original:  Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has been accused of editing pages in the encyclopedia in return for a donation to the Wikimedia Foundation .
Revised:  Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has been accused of editing pages in the encyclopedia in return for a donation to the .
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Original:  In an article published Tuesday, the Sydney Morning Herald reported that former Novell computer scientist Jeff Merkey alleged Wales had made edits to his article on his behalf, in exchange for a donation to the Wikimedia Foundation.
Revised:  In an article published Tuesday, the Sydney Morning Herald reported that former computer scientist alleged Wales had made edits to his article on his behalf, in exchange for a donation to the Wikimedia Foundation.
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Original:  The news hit the website Slashdot later Tuesday, where the incident was dubbed "DonorGate".
Revised:  The news hit the website later Tuesday, where the incident was dubbed "DonorGate".
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Original:  According to The Daily Telegraph , Merkey claims that he was told by Wales in 2006 that the Wikipedia article about him could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation.
Revised:  According to , Merkey claims that he was told by Wales in 2006 that the Wikipedia article about him could be made more favorable in exchange for a donation.
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Original:  Wales's former girlfriend, journalist Rachel Marsden , recently leaked purported instant message transcripts with Wales, which implied Wales had used his influence to change the article about Marsden on Wikipedia.
Revised:  Wales's former girlfriend, journalist , recently leaked purported instant message transcripts with Wales, which implied Wales had used his influence to change the article about Marsden on Wikipedia.
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Original:  Wales ended his relationship with Marsden and made a public statement to that effect on Wikipedia, and in response Marsden opened an auction for some of Wales's clothing on eBay . Related new 
Revised:  Wales ended his relationship with Marsden and made a public statement to that effect on Wikipedia, and in response Marsden opened an auction for some of Wales's clothing on . Related new 
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Original:  Wales ended his relationship with Marsden and made a public statement to that effect on Wikipedia, and in response Marsden opened an auction for some of Wales's clothing on eBay . Related new 
Revised:  Wales ended his relationship with Marsden and made a public statement to that effect on Wikipedia, and in response Marsden opened an auction for some of Wales's clothing on eBay . Related news 
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Original: The move means that Spitzer will be succeeded by Lieutenant Governor David Paterson, who will become New York's first African American governor.
Revised: As a result Spitzer will be succeeded by Lieutenant Governor David Paterson, who will become New York's first African American governor.
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Original: ]] It was report Gov. Spitzer back Senator Clinton for President .
Revised: ]] It was report Gov. Spitzer back Senator Clinton for President 
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Original:  He remains a superdelegate only as long as he is governor.  
Revised:  He remains a superdelegate only as long as he is governor. .* 
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Original:  He remains a superdelegate only as long as he is governor.  
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Original: Eliot Spitzer (D), Governor of New York New York Governor Eliot Spitzer has announced that he has resigned , effective Monday.
Revised: Eliot Spitzer (D), Governator of New York New York Governor Eliot Spitzer has announced that he has resigned , effective Monday.
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Original: Eliot Spitzer (D), Governor of New York New York Governor Eliot Spitzer has announced that he has resigned , effective Monday.
Revised: Eliot Spitzer (D), Governor of New York New York Governator Eliot Spitzer has announced that he has resigned , effective Monday.
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Original:  In a press conference, Governor Spitzer said: "I am deeply sorry that I did not live up to what was expected of me.
Revised:  In a press conference, Governator Spitzer said: "I am deeply sorry that I did not live up to what was expected of me.
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Original:  I will try once again outside of politics to serve the common good ." Public opinion polls in recent days have shown that 68\% of New Yorkers wanted Spitzer to resign and many politicians had also called for his resignation .
Revised:  I will try once again outside of politics to serve the common God ." Public opinion polls in recent days have shown that 68\% of New Yorkers wanted Spitzer to resign and many politicians had also called for his resignation .
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Original:  I will try once again outside of politics to serve the common good ." Public opinion polls in recent days have shown that 68\% of New Yorkers wanted Spitzer to resign and many politicians had also called for his resignation .
Revised:  I will try once again outside of politics to serve the common good ." Public opinion polls in recent days have shown that 68\% of New Yorkers wanted Spitzer to reassign and many politicians had also called for his resignation .
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Original:  As a result Spitzer will be succeeded by Lieutenant Governor David Paterson, who will become New York's first African American governor .
Revised:  As a result Spitzer will be succeeded by Lieutenant Governator David Paterson, who will become New York's first African American governor .
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Original:  As a result Spitzer will be succeeded by Lieutenant Governor David Paterson, who will become New York's first African American governor .
Revised:  As a result Spitzer will be succeeded by Lieutenant Governor David Paterson, who will become New York's first African American governator .
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Original:  It is believed he will be the first legally blind governor in the United States.
Revised:  It is believed he will be the first illegally blind governator in the United States.
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Original:  Spitzer remains a superdelegate for Senator Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign until he officially steps down as governor . [[Image:08 30 07 spitzer Clinton.jpg|New York Governor Eliot Spitzer and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.]]
Revised:  Spitzer remains a superdelegate for Senator Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign until he officially steps down as governator . [[Image:08 30 07 spitzer Clinton.jpg|New York Governor Eliot Spitzer and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.]]
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Original:  Spitzer remains a superdelegate for Senator Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign until he officially steps down as governor . [[Image:08 30 07 spitzer Clinton.jpg|New York Governor Eliot Spitzer and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.]]
Revised:  Spitzer remains a superdelegate for Senator Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign until he officially steps down as governor . [[Image:08 30 07 spitzer Clinton.jpg|New York Governator Eliot Spitzer and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.]]
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Original: Eliot Spitzer (D), Governator of New York New York Governator Eliot Spitzer has announced that he has had gender reassignment surgery , effective Monday.
Revised: Eliot Spitzer (D), Governor of New York New York Governator Eliot Spitzer has announced that he has had gender reassignment surgery , effective Monday.
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Original: Eliot Spitzer (D), Governator of New York New York Governator Eliot Spitzer has announced that he has had gender reassignment surgery , effective Monday.
Revised: Eliot Spitzer (D), Governator of New York New York Governor Eliot Spitzer has announced that he has had gender reassignment surgery , effective Monday.
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Original:  In a press conference, Governator Spitzer said: "I am deeply sorry that I did not live up to what was expected of me.
Revised:  In a press conference, Governor Spitzer said: "I am deeply sorry that I did not live up to what was expected of me.
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Original:  As a result Spitzer will be succeeded by Lieutenant Governator David Paterson, who will become New York's first African American governator .
Revised:  As a result Spitzer will be succeeded by Lieutenant Governor David Paterson, who will become New York's first African American governator .
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Original:  As a result Spitzer will be succeeded by Lieutenant Governator David Paterson, who will become New York's first African American governator .
Revised:  As a result Spitzer will be succeeded by Lieutenant Governator David Paterson, who will become New York's first African American governor .
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Original:  It is believed he will be the first illegally blind governator in the United States.
Revised:  It is believed he will be the first legally blind governor in the United States.
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Original:  Spitzer remains a superdelegate for Senator Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign until he officially steps down as governator . [[Image:08 30 07 spitzer Clinton.jpg|New York Governator Eliot Spitzer and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.]]
Revised:  Spitzer remains a superdelegate for Senator Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign until he officially steps down as governor . [[Image:08 30 07 spitzer Clinton.jpg|New York Governator Eliot Spitzer and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.]]
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Original:  Spitzer remains a superdelegate for Senator Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign until he officially steps down as governator . [[Image:08 30 07 spitzer Clinton.jpg|New York Governator Eliot Spitzer and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.]]
Revised:  Spitzer remains a superdelegate for Senator Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign until he officially steps down as governator . [[Image:08 30 07 spitzer Clinton.jpg|New York Governor Eliot Spitzer and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.]]
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Original:  Protesters were booing, and participants responded by calling them ustashas , faggots, Soros' workers, and traitors.
Revised:  Protesters were booing, and participants responded by calling them Ustashe , faggots, Soros' workers, and traitors.
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Original:  During the war in Bosnia, Serbian forces murdered more then 7000 Bosniaks in 1995 in Srebrenica, for which General Radislav Krstić was convicted of 46 years in prison by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia , while two other suspects, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić are still fleeing the authorities.
Revised:  During the war in Bosnia, Serbian forces murdered more then 7000 Bosniaks in 1995 in Srebrenica, for which General Radislav Krstić was convicted to 46 years in prison by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia , while two other suspects, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić are still fleeing the authorities.
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Original:  During the war in Bosnia, Serbian forces murdered more then 7000 Bosniaks in 1995 in Srebrenica, for which General Radislav Krstić was convicted of 46 years in prison by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia , while two other suspects, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić are still fleeing the authorities.
Revised:  During the war in Bosnia, Serbian forces murdered more then 7000 Bosniaks in 1995 in Srebrenica, for which General Radislav Krstić was convicted of 46 years in prison , while two other suspects, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić are still fleeing the authorities.
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Original:  According to the  International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), during the war in Bosnia, Serbian forces murdered more then 7000 Bosniaks in 1995 in Srebrenica,  for which General Radislav Krstić was convicted to 46 years in prison, while two other suspects, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić are still fleeing the authorities .
Revised:  According to the w: International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), during the war in Bosnia, Serbian forces murdered more then 7000 Bosniaks in 1995 in Srebrenica, for which General Radislav Krstić was convicted to 46 years in prison, while two other suspects, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić are still fleeing the authorities .
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Original:  According to the  International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), during the war in Bosnia, Serbian forces murdered more then 7000 Bosniaks in 1995 in Srebrenica,  for which General Radislav Krstić was convicted to 46 years in prison, while two other suspects, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić are still fleeing the authorities .
Revised:  According to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), Bosnian Serb forces murdered more then 7000 Bosniaks in 1995 in Srebrenica, for which General Radislav Krstić was convicted to 46 years in prison, while two other suspects, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić are still fleeing the authorities .
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Original:  According to the  International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), during the war in Bosnia, Serbian forces murdered more then 7000 Bosniaks in 1995 in Srebrenica,  for which General Radislav Krstić was convicted to 46 years in prison, while two other suspects, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić are still fleeing the authorities .
Revised:  According to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), during the war in Bosnia, Serbian forces murdered more then 7000 Bosniaks in 1995 in Srebrenica, for which General Radislav Krstić was convicted to 46 years in prison, while two other suspects, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić are still on the run .
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Original:  According to the w: International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), Bosnian Serb forces murdered more then 7000 Bosniaks in 1995 in Srebrenica, during the war in Bosnia, for which General Radislav Krstić was convicted to 46 years in prison, while two other suspects, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić are still on the run.
Revised:  According to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY), Bosnian Serb forces murdered more then 7000 Bosniaks in 1995 in Srebrenica, during the war in Bosnia, for which General Radislav Krstić was convicted to 46 years in prison, while two other suspects, Radovan Karadžić and Ratko Mladić are still on the run.
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Original: Ratko Mladić commanded Serbian forces in Srebrenica Protesters included activists of political parties Civic Alliance of Serbia, G17+ and Social Democrat Union as well as Non-Governmental Organization (NGOs) Women in Black, Kapiraj-Kopiraj and Youth Initiative.
Revised:  Protesters included activists of political parties Civic Alliance of Serbia, G17+ and Social Democrat Union as well as Non-Governmental Organization (NGOs) Women in Black, Kapiraj-Kopiraj and Youth Initiative.
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Original:  Sheriff's deputies who responded to the crime scene at 13th Street and Avenue K thought the victim to have been homeless, but he was eventually identified as Angel Martinez, age 62, who had a residence in Lancaster  
Revised:  Sheriff's deputies who responded to the crime scene at 13th Street and Avenue K thought the victim to have been homeless, but he was eventually identified as Angel Martinez, age 62, who had a residence in Lancaster . 
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Original: <big>Body of pedestrian found with arrow in chest The body of a man was discovered on a street in Lancaster, California early Tuesday morning with an arrow stuck deep into his chest.
Revised:  The body of a man was discovered on a street in Lancaster, California early Tuesday morning with an arrow stuck deep into his chest.
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Original:  Sheriff's deputies who responded to the crime scene at 13th Street and Avenue K  thought the victim to have been homeless, but he was eventually identified as Angel Martinez, age 62, who had a residence in Lancaster.
Revised:  Sheriff's deputies who responded to the crime scene at 13th Street and Avenue K initially thought the victim to have been homeless, but he was eventually identified as Angel Martinez, age 62, who had a residence in Lancaster.
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Original:  Sheriff's deputies who responded to the crime scene at 13th Street and Avenue K  thought the victim to have been homeless, but he was eventually identified as Angel Martinez, age 62, who had a residence in Lancaster.
Revised:  Sheriff's deputies who responded to the crime scene at 13th Street and Avenue K thought the victim to have been homeless, but he was later identified as Angel Martinez, age 62, who had a residence in Lancaster.
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Original:  Sheriff's deputies who responded to the crime scene at 13th Street and Avenue K  thought the victim to have been homeless, but he was eventually identified as Angel Martinez, age 62, who had a residence in Lancaster.
Revised:  Sheriff's deputies who responded to the crime scene at 13th Street and Avenue K thought the victim to have been homeless, but he was eventually identified as Angel Martinez, age 62, who resided in Lancaster.
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Original:   The attacker, who struck by night, has not yet been identified
Revised:  "Who would want to do something like that to an elderly person?" said Tony Martinez, a local resident who was among those who found the victim. "And what was an elderly man doing out here anyway that late?" The attacker, who struck by night, has not yet been identified
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Original:   The attacker, who struck by night, has not yet been identified
Revised:  The attacker, who struck by night, is being sought by authorities
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Original: The body of a man was discovered on a street in Lancaster , California around 1:45 a.m PDT (UTC-7) Tuesday morning with an arrow stuck deep into his chest.
Revised: The body of a man was discovered on a street in Los Angeles , California around 1:45 a.m PDT (UTC-7) Tuesday morning with an arrow stuck deep into his chest.
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Original:  Sheriff's deputies who responded to the crime scene at 13th Street and Avenue K initially thought the victim to have been homeless, but he was later identified as Angel Martinez, age 62, who resided 45 miles away in Lancaster.
Revised:  Sheriff's deputies who responded to the crime scene at 13th Street and Avenue K initially thought the victim to have been homeless, but he was later identified as Angel Martinez, age 62, who resided in Lancaster.
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Original:  But then organizers  a second union, the California Nurses Association, came to the hospitals, buttonholing workers and maneuvering their way into hospital wards, to press the workers to vote not to join the S.E.I.U.
Revised:  But then organizers from a second union, the California Nurses Association, came to the hospitals, buttonholing workers and maneuvering their way into hospital wards, to press the workers to vote not to join the S.E.I.U.
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Original:  “They poisoned the well to the degree that we didn’t have the conditions that we tried to establish for a pressure-free environment .” "As for the future," DeMoro said, "no election is planned .
Revised:  “They poisoned the well to the degree that we didn’t have the conditions that we tried to establish for a pressure-free environment "As for the future," DeMoro said, "no election is planned .
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Original:  “They poisoned the well to the degree that we didn’t have the conditions that we tried to establish for a pressure-free environment .” "As for the future," DeMoro said, "no election is planned .
Revised:  “They poisoned the well to the degree that we didn’t have the conditions that we tried to establish for a pressure-free environment .” .
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Original:  But then organizers from a second union, the California Nurses Association, came to the hospitals , buttonholing workers and maneuvering their way into hospital wards, to press the workers to vote not to join the S.E.I.U.
Revised:  But then organizers from a second union, the California Nurses Association, visited the hospitals to encourage the workers to vote not to join the S.E.I.U.
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Original:  Andy Stern, the service president is quoted as saying, “ nothing more than a flimsy cover for out-and-out union busting that we normally see from employers, not organizations that claim to care about workers.
Revised:  Andy Stern, the service president is quoted as saying, " nothing more than a flimsy cover for out-and-out union busting that we normally see from employers, not organizations that claim to care about workers.
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