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Original:  Among the outstanding issues is the appointment of governors and the  harassment of his party members and MPs . His announcement came two days after agriculture deputy minister designate Roy Bennett was  arrested and re-detained on charges of insurgency and terror.
Revised:  Among the outstanding issues is the appointment of governors and the harassment of his party members and MPs . His announcement came two days after agriculture deputy minister designate Roy Bennett was reportedly arrested and re-detained on charges of insurgency and terror.
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Original:  Bennett has since been released on bail  but Tsvangirai has said his party will not participate in government until all the issues he raised are resolved
Revised:  Bennett has since been released on bail , but Tsvangirai has said his party will not participate in government until all the issues he raised are resolved
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Original:  Bennett has since been released on bail  but Tsvangirai has said his party will not participate in government until all the issues he raised are resolved
Revised:  Bennett has since been released on bail but Tsvangirai has said his party will not participate in government until all the issues he raised have been resolved
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Original: TZimbabwe state media reported on Tuesday that President Mugabe will not recognise Tsvangirai's suspension of ties with the government until he is formally informed.
Revised: Zimbabwe state media reported on Tuesday that President Mugabe will not recognise Tsvangirai's suspension of ties with the government until he is formally informed.
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Original:  The state-owned daily newspaper, The Herald, quotes Mugabe's spokesman, George Charamba, as saying Tsvangirai is still prime minister and is expected to attend cabinet meetings    .
Revised:  The state-owned daily newspaper, The Herald, quotes Mugabe's spokesman, George Charamba, as saying Tsvangirai is still prime minister and is expected to attend cabinet meetings . .
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Original:  Bennett has since been released on bail, but Tsvangirai has said his party will not participate in government until all the issues he raised have been resolved  
Revised:  Bennett has since been released on bail, but Tsvangirai has said his party will not participate in government until all the issues he raised have been resolved . 
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Original:  Bennett has since been released on bail, but Tsvangirai has said his party will not participate in government until all the issues he raised have been resolved  
Revised:  Bennett has since been released on bail, but Tsvangirai has said his party will not participate in government until all the issues he raised have been resolved Related new
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Original:  His announcement came two days after agriculture deputy minister designate Roy Bennett was reportedly arrested and re-detained on charges of insurgency and terror.
Revised:  His announcement came two days after agriculture deputy minister designate Roy Bennett was arrested and re-detained on charges of insurgency and terror.
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Original:  Mutambara, who is one of two deputy prime ministers, said at a news conference  Monday that he was talking to both Mugabe and Tsvangirai.
Revised:  Mutambara, who is one of two deputy prime ministers, said at a news conference on Monday that he was talking to both Mugabe and Tsvangirai.
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Original:  The leader of the MDC party is on a ten-day trip of Southern African Development Community countries who helped negotiate the troubled power sharing agreement in Zimbabwe  .
Revised:  The leader of the MDC party is on a ten-day trip of Southern African Development Community countries , who helped to negotiate the troubled power sharing agreement in Zimbabwe .
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Original: (Washington) Deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya says talks on ending the stand-off stemming from his ouster have broken down.
Revised:  Deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya says talks on ending the stand-off stemming from his ouster have broken down.
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Original: (Washington) Deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya says talks on ending the stand-off stemming from his ouster have broken down.
Revised: (Washington) Deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya has said that talks on ending the stand-off stemming from his ouster have broken down.
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Original:  Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya talks inside the Brasilian embassy in Tegucigalpa, 23 Sep 2009Speaking from the Brazilian Embassy in the capital, Tegucigalpa, where he has taken refuge, Mr. Zelaya told reporters the talks are suspended until the other side presents what he called a "reasonable" stance.
Revised:  Speaking from the Brazilian Embassy in the capital, Tegucigalpa, where he has taken refuge, Mr. Zelaya told reporters the talks are suspended until the other side presents what he called a "reasonable" stance.
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Original:  Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya talks inside the Brasilian embassy in Tegucigalpa, 23 Sep 2009Speaking from the Brazilian Embassy in the capital, Tegucigalpa, where he has taken refuge, Mr. Zelaya told reporters the talks are suspended until the other side presents what he called a "reasonable" stance.
Revised:  Honduras' ousted President Manuel Zelaya talks inside the Brasilian embassy in Tegucigalpa, 23 Sep 2009Speaking from the Brazilian Embassy in the capital, Tegucigalpa, where he has taken refuge, Zelaya told reporters the talks are suspended until the other side presents what he called a "reasonable" stance.
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Original:  A member of Mr. Zelaya's negotiating team, Victor Meza, said the proposal offered by interim President Roberto Micheletti is "completely unacceptable."
Revised:  A member of Zelaya's negotiating team, Victor Meza, said the proposal offered by interim President Roberto Micheletti is "completely unacceptable."
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Original:  That proposal calls for the Honduran Supreme Court to decide whether Mr. Zelaya should be allowed to return to power.
Revised:  That proposal calls for the Honduran Supreme Court to decide whether Zelaya should be allowed to return to power.
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Original:  Despite Mr. Zelaya's statements, envoys from the two sides say negotiations will continue.
Revised:  Despite Zelaya's statements, envoys from the two sides say negotiations will continue.
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Original:  Mr. Micheletti has been under intense international pressure to restore Mr. Zelaya.
Revised:  Micheletti has been under intense international pressure to restore Mr. Zelaya.
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Original:  Mr. Micheletti has been under intense international pressure to restore Mr. Zelaya.
Revised:  Mr. Micheletti has been under intense international pressure to restore Zelaya.
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Original:  The deposed president's opponents say he was ousted because he was trying to illegally change the constitution to extend his term in office . Some information for this report was provided by AP and Reuters
Revised:  The deposed president's opponents say he was ousted because he was trying to illegally change the constitution to extend his term in office Some information for this report was provided by AP and Reuters
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Original:  The deposed president's opponents say he was ousted because he was trying to illegally change the constitution to extend his term in office . Some information for this report was provided by AP and Reuters
Revised:  The deposed president's opponents say he was ousted because he was trying to illegally change the constitution to extend his term in office . 
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Original: Despite Zelaya's statements,  envoys from the two sides say negotiations will continue.
Revised: Despite Zelaya's statements, however, envoys from the two sides say negotiations will continue.
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Original: Despite Zelaya's statements,  envoys from the two sides say negotiations will continue.
Revised: Despite Zelaya's statements, envoys from the two sides have said that negotiations will continue.
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Original:  The deposed president's opponents say he was ousted because he was trying to illegally change the constitution to extend his term in office  
Revised:  The deposed president's opponents say he was ousted because he was trying to illegally change the constitution to extend his term in office . 
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Original:  Deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya has said that talks on ending the stand-off stemming from his ouster have broken down.
Revised: Manuel Zelaya Deposed Honduran President Manuel Zelaya has said that talks on ending the stand-off stemming from his ouster have broken down.
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Original:  Micheletti has been under intense international pressure to restore Zelaya .
Revised:  Micheletti has recently come under international pressure to restore Zelaya .
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Original:  Zelaya was ousted late in June of this year, after he refused to comply with orders by the Honduran Supreme Court to cancel a referendum regarding a constitutional rewrite 
Revised:  Zelaya was ousted late in June of this year, after he refused to comply with orders by the country's Supreme Court to cancel a referendum regarding a constitutional rewrite 
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Original:  Four lines are still seriously affectef though: Picadilly line: No service from Hyde Park Corner to Arnos Grove.
Revised:  Four lines are still seriously affected though: Picadilly line: No service from Hyde Park Corner to Arnos Grove.
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Original:  Four lines are still seriously affectef though: Picadilly line: No service from Hyde Park Corner to Arnos Grove.
Revised:  Four lines are still seriously affectef though: Piccadilly line: No service from Hyde Park Corner to Arnos Grove.
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Original:  Cirlce and Hammersmith & City lines: closed Metropolitan line: no trains running between Baker Street and Aldagate
Revised:  Circle and Hammersmith & City lines: closed Metropolitan line: no trains running between Baker Street and Aldagate
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Original:  Cirlce and Hammersmith & City lines: closed Metropolitan line: no trains running between Baker Street and Aldagate
Revised:  Cirlce and Hammersmith & City lines: closed Metropolitan line: no trains running between Baker Street and Aldgate
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Original: Liverpool Street Station is currently closed and an expanding cordon has been erected around it.
Revised: Liverpool Street Station 
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Original:  However , Charing Cross and Faringdon train stations have both re-opened after earlier alerts
Revised:  , Charing Cross and Faringdon train stations have both re-opened after earlier alerts
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Original:  Currently held at the US military base in Guantanamo Bay, they are requesting release to the United States, contrary to a measure voted last week by the House of Representatives permitting the transfert of prisoners to the US for trial, but explicitly forbidding their release to the US.
Revised:  Currently held at the US military base in Guantanamo Bay, they are requesting release to the United States, contrary to a measure voted last week by the House of Representatives permitting the transfer of prisoners to the US for trial, but explicitly forbidding their release to the US.
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Original: The   Uighurs are still being detained, despite the Pentagon clearing them of all charges in 2004.
Revised: The The Uighurs are still being detained, despite the Pentagon clearing them of all charges in 2004.
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Original: (Washington) Five deaths from cholera have been reported in the past week in the Zimbabwean provinces of Mashonaland West and Midlands, raising fears that the onset of the rains could lead to a repeat of the cholera epidemic that claimed 4,288 lives from late 2008 to mid-2009 . Health and Child Welfare Secretary Gerald Gwinji said  Tuesday that most of the deaths and cases occurred among religious sects that do not accept medical treatment.
Revised:  Five deaths from cholera have been reported in the past week in the Zimbabwean provinces of Mashonaland West and Midlands, raising fears that the onset of the rains could lead to a repeat of the cholera epidemic that claimed 4,288 lives from late 2008 to mid-2009 . Health and Child Welfare Secretary Gerald Gwinji said Tuesday that most of the deaths and cases occurred among religious sects that do not accept medical treatment.
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Original: (Washington) Five deaths from cholera have been reported in the past week in the Zimbabwean provinces of Mashonaland West and Midlands, raising fears that the onset of the rains could lead to a repeat of the cholera epidemic that claimed 4,288 lives from late 2008 to mid-2009 . Health and Child Welfare Secretary Gerald Gwinji said  Tuesday that most of the deaths and cases occurred among religious sects that do not accept medical treatment.
Revised: (Washington) Five deaths from cholera have been reported in the past week in the Zimbabwean provinces of Mashonaland West and Midlands, raising fears that the onset of the rains could lead to a repeat of the cholera epidemic that claimed thousands of lives in the past year . Health and Child Welfare Secretary Gerald Gwinji said Tuesday that most of the deaths and cases occurred among religious sects that do not accept medical treatment.
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Original: (Washington) Five deaths from cholera have been reported in the past week in the Zimbabwean provinces of Mashonaland West and Midlands, raising fears that the onset of the rains could lead to a repeat of the cholera epidemic that claimed 4,288 lives from late 2008 to mid-2009 . Health and Child Welfare Secretary Gerald Gwinji said  Tuesday that most of the deaths and cases occurred among religious sects that do not accept medical treatment.
Revised: (Washington) Five deaths from cholera have been reported in the past week in the Zimbabwean provinces of Mashonaland West and Midlands, raising fears that the onset of the rains could lead to a repeat of the cholera epidemic that claimed 4,288 lives from late 2008 to mid-2009 . Health and Child Welfare Secretary Gerald Gwinji said on Tuesday that most of the deaths and cases occurred among religious sects that do not accept medical treatment.
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Original:  Health experts have warned that with the rainy season just beginning around the country, cholera could get out of hand if safe water has not been made widely available.
Revised:  Health experts have warned that with the rainy season just beginning around the country, cholera could get out of hand if safe water is not made widely available.
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Original:  Spokeswoman Tsitsi Singizi of the United Nations Children's Fund told Sandra Nyaira of VOA's Studio 7 for Zimbabwe that the government and international or non-governmental aid agencies are doing all they can to prevent a repeat of last year's deadly epidemic .
Revised:  Spokeswoman Tsitsi Singizi of the United Nations Children's Fund told the Voice of America news agency that the government and international or non-governmental aid agencies are doing all they can to prevent a repeat of last year's deadly epidemic .
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Original:  Spokeswoman Tsitsi Singizi of the United Nations Children's Fund told Sandra Nyaira of VOA's Studio 7 for Zimbabwe that the government and international or non-governmental aid agencies are doing all they can to prevent a repeat of last year's deadly epidemic .
Revised:  Spokeswoman Tsitsi Singizi of the United Nations Children's Fund told Sandra Nyaira of VOA's Studio 7 for Zimbabwe that the government and international or non-governmental aid agencies have been doing all they can to prevent a repeat of last year's deadly epidemic .
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Original:   ]  Health experts have warned that with the rainy season just beginning around the country, cholera could get out of hand if safe water is not made widely available.
Revised:  ...] Health experts have warned that with the rainy season just beginning around the country, cholera could get out of hand if safe water is not made widely available.
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Original:  Spokeswoman Tsitsi Singizi of the United Nations Children's Fund told the Voice of America news agency that the government and international or non-governmental aid agencies have been doing all they can to prevent a repeat of last year's deadly epidemic  
Revised:  Spokeswoman Tsitsi Singizi of the United Nations Children's Fund told the Voice of America news agency that the government and international or non-governmental aid agencies have been doing all they can to prevent a repeat of last year's deadly epidemic . 
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Original: The five deaths resulted from 117 cases reported in  Mashonaland West, Manicaland and Midlands provinces since last month.
Revised: The five deaths resulted from 117 cases reported in the Mashonaland West, Manicaland and Midlands provinces since last month.
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Original:   Health and Child Welfare Secretary Gerald Gwinji said on Tuesday that most of the deaths and cases occurred among religious sects that do not accept medical treatment.
Revised:  Health and Child Welfare Secretary , Gerald Gwinji, said on Tuesday that most of the deaths and cases occurred among religious sects that do not accept medical treatment.
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Original: (Washington) As Zimbabwe's rainy season approaches, farmers in MashonalandEast province's Wedza district are worried that again this year they won't be able to locate or afford the seed, fertilizer and other inputs needed to get a maize crop in the ground.
Revised:  As Zimbabwe's rainy season approaches, farmers in MashonalandEast province's Wedza district are worried that again this year they won't be able to locate or afford the seed, fertilizer and other inputs needed to get a maize crop in the ground.
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Original:  VOA Studio 7 correspondent Safari Njema reported from Wedza.
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Original:  Christian Care Director Forbes Matonga told VOA Studio 7 reporter Jonga Kandemiiri that his is one of seven organizations reaching out to small farmers under the FAO program .
Revised:  Christian Care Director Forbes Matonga reported that his is one of seven organizations reaching out to small farmers under the FAO program .
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Original:  Christian Care Director Forbes Matonga told VOA Studio 7 reporter Jonga Kandemiiri that his is one of seven organizations reaching out to small farmers under the FAO program .
Revised:  Christian Care Director Forbes Matonga told VOA Studio 7 reporter Jonga Kandemiiri that his is one of seven organizations reaching out to small farmers under the FAO program 
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Original:  More reports from VOA's Studio 7 for Zimbabwe..
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Original: (Geneva) The director general of the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization is calling for more investment in agriculture in the developing world to tackle the problem of food insecurity.
Revised:  The director general of the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization is calling for more investment in agriculture in the developing world to tackle the problem of food insecurity.
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Original:  Jacques Diouf told Parliamentarians attending the 121st Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union that more thanone billion people are going hungry because of under-investment in agriculture during the past two decades.
Revised:  Jacques Diouf told Parliamentarians attending the 121st Assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union that more than one billion people are going hungry because of under-investment in agriculture during the past two decades.
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Original:  Jacques Diouf, Director General of the Food and Agriculture OrganizationAs of July, FAO Director-General, Jacques Diouf , says 30 countries were in a situation of grave food crisis, requiring emergency assistance.
Revised:  Jacques Diouf, Director General of the Food and Agriculture Organization , says 30 countries were in a situation of grave food crisis, requiring emergency assistance.
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Original: (Washington) The Southern African Development Community (SADC)  is calling for a transparent vote in Mozambique's scheduled October 28 general election.
Revised:  The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is calling for a transparent vote in Mozambique's scheduled October 28 general election.
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Original: (Washington) The Southern African Development Community (SADC)  is calling for a transparent vote in Mozambique's scheduled October 28 general election.
Revised: (Washington) The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has said it is calling for a transparent vote in Mozambique's scheduled October 28 general election.
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Original:  S, Africa President Motlanthe (C) Zimbabwe President Mugabe (L) and Mozambique President Gubuza (R) arriving at the opening of Southern African Development Community (SADC ) on Zimbabwe in Pretoria, 26 Jan 2009 SADC made the call shortly after dispatching the first group of electoral observers all across Mozambique's provinces.
Revised:  The SADC made the call shortly after dispatching the first group of electoral observers all across Mozambique's provinces.
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Original:   SADC is expected to send about 120 observers to monitor the election, but so far only 38 are currently working in Mozambique.
Revised:  The SADC is expected to send about 120 observers to monitor the election, but so far only 38 are currently working in Mozambique.
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Original:  Felizeberto Nice, director general of the technical secretariat of Mozambique's National Electoral Commission  said that the electoral body is working closely with the SADC observer mission to ensure a peaceful election.
Revised:  Felizeberto Nice, director general of the technical secretariat of Mozambique's National Electoral Commission , said that the electoral body is working closely with the SADC observer mission to ensure a peaceful election.
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Original:  "Right now we are just finalizing the last step of our preparation regarding the election (on ) 28th of October.
Revised:  "Right now we are just finalizing the last step of our preparation regarding the election on the 28th of October.
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Original:  "Right now we are just doing everything according to the law in order to have a kind of (good election) ," he said.
Revised:  "Right now we are just doing everything according to the law in order to have a kind of good election ," he said.
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Original:  Nice said electoral officials have been fully trained ahead of the vote . " We have trained very well our staff, including the code of conduct, including all the procedures that they have to do during the election," Nice said.
Revised:  Nice added electoral officials have been fully trained ahead of the vote . " We have trained very well our staff, including the code of conduct, including all the procedures that they have to do during the election," Nice said.
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Original:  Nice said electoral officials have been fully trained ahead of the vote . " We have trained very well our staff, including the code of conduct, including all the procedures that they have to do during the election," Nice said.
Revised:  Nice said electoral officials have been fully trained ahead of the vote , saying that " We have trained very well our staff, including the code of conduct, including all the procedures that they have to do during the election," Nice said.
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Original:  Nice said electoral officials have been fully trained ahead of the vote . " We have trained very well our staff, including the code of conduct, including all the procedures that they have to do during the election," Nice said.
Revised:  Nice said electoral officials have been fully trained ahead of the vote . " we have trained very well our staff, including the code of conduct, including all the procedures that they have to do during the election," Nice said.
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