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Original:   Airborne precautions prevent transmission of infectious agents that remain infectious over long distances when suspended in the air (e.g., rubeola virus [measles], varicella virus [chickenpox], M. tuberculosis, and possibly SARS-CoV  ).
Revised:  Many techniques can be applied in order to stop the spread of disease such as gloves. Along with gloves, gowns are also advised to be worn; gowns must be fitted with correct coverage, be tied tightly around the back, and disposed of in the proper receptacles prior to removal of gloves (Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines For Anesthesia Care, 2015). Eye protection, hair coverings, and surgical masks are also required; all PPE, eye protection, hair coverings, and masks must be properly fitted to the face, covering eyes, nose, hairs, and mouths, be pre-tested in order to assure they are the correct size, and be sanitized or disposed of after contact with patient (Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines For Anesthesia Care, 2015). Airborne precautions prevent transmission of infectious agents that remain infectious over long distances when suspended in the air (e.g., rubeola virus [measles], varicella virus [chickenpox], M. tuberculosis, and possibly SARS-CoV ).
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Original: One of the most standard practices for all medical professionals to reduce spread of disease is hand hygiene, or removing microorganisms from your hands (Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines For Anesthesia Care, 2015) . “Frequent hand hygiene is essential for personal protection and protects patients from hospital-acquired infection” (Bowdle et al. , 2020, pg. 1344).
Revised: One of the most standard practices for all medical professionals to reduce spread of disease is hand hygiene, or removing microorganisms from your hands . “Frequent hand hygiene is essential for personal protection and protects patients from hospital-acquired infection” (Bowdle et al. , 2020, pg. 1344).
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Original: One of the most standard practices for all medical professionals to reduce spread of disease is hand hygiene, or removing microorganisms from your hands (Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines For Anesthesia Care, 2015) . “Frequent hand hygiene is essential for personal protection and protects patients from hospital-acquired infection” (Bowdle et al. , 2020, pg. 1344).
Revised: One of the most standard practices for all medical professionals to reduce spread of disease is hand hygiene, or removing microorganisms from your hands (Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines For Anesthesia Care, 2015) . “Frequent hand hygiene is essential for personal protection and protects patients from hospital-acquired infection” .
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Original:  and approved hand washing with alcohol based sanitizers is, “apply manufacturer recommended amount to palm, rub hands together covering all surfaces and fingernails until dry, and refrain from contact until hands are completely dry” (Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines For Anesthesia Care, 2015, pg. 3).
Revised:  and approved hand washing with alcohol based sanitizers is, “apply manufacturer recommended amount to palm, rub hands together covering all surfaces and fingernails until dry, and refrain from contact until hands are completely dry” .
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Original:  gowns must be fitted with correct coverage, be tied tightly around the back, and disposed of in the proper receptacles prior to removal of gloves (Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines For Anesthesia Care, 2015) .
Revised:  gowns must be fitted with correct coverage, be tied tightly around the back, and disposed of in the proper receptacles prior to removal of gloves .
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Original:  all PPE, eye protection, hair coverings, and masks must be properly fitted to the face, covering eyes, nose, hairs, and mouths, be pre-tested in order to assure they are the correct size, and be sanitized or disposed of after contact with patient (Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines For Anesthesia Care, 2015) .
Revised:  all PPE, eye protection, hair coverings, and masks must be properly fitted to the face, covering eyes, nose, hairs, and mouths, be pre-tested in order to assure they are the correct size, and be sanitized or disposed of after contact with patient .
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Original:  The SDSCS classifies sterilization techniques into three categories: critical, semi-critical, and non-critical (Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines For Anesthesia Care, 2015) .
Revised:  The SDSCS classifies sterilization techniques into three categories: critical, semi-critical, and non-critical .
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Original:  “Clean all equipment between patients with alcohol, use protective covering for non-critical surfaces that are difficult to clean, and hydrogen peroxide gas. . .for reusable items that are difficult to clean” (Infection Prevention and Control Guidelines For Anesthesia Care, 2015, pg. 16) .
Revised:  “Clean all equipment between patients with alcohol, use protective covering for non-critical surfaces that are difficult to clean, and hydrogen peroxide gas. . .for reusable items that are difficult to clean” .
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Original:  “Frequent hand hygiene is essential for personal protection and protects patients from hospital-acquired infection ”.
Revised:  “Frequent hand hygiene is essential for personal protection and protects patients from hospital-acquired infection .”
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Original:  defined by the American Nursing Association (ANA) and American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), proper hand washing with soap and water is, “wet hands with water, apply antiseptic soap and rub hands together for at least 20 seconds,” and approved hand washing with alcohol based sanitizers is, “apply manufacturer recommended amount to palm, rub hands together covering all surfaces and fingernails until dry, and refrain from contact until hands are completely dry ”.
Revised:  defined by the American Nursing Association (ANA) and American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), proper hand washing with soap and water is, “wet hands with water, apply antiseptic soap and rub hands together for at least 20 seconds,” and approved hand washing with alcohol based sanitizers is, “apply manufacturer recommended amount to palm, rub hands together covering all surfaces and fingernails until dry, and refrain from contact until hands are completely dry .”
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Original:  “Clean all equipment between patients with alcohol, use protective covering for non-critical surfaces that are difficult to clean, and hydrogen peroxide gas. . .for reusable items that are difficult to clean ”.
Revised:  “Clean all equipment between patients with alcohol, use protective covering for non-critical surfaces that are difficult to clean, and hydrogen peroxide gas. . .for reusable items that are difficult to clean ."
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Original:  “ Frequent hand hygiene is essential for personal protection and protects patients from hospital-acquired infection.
Revised:  Frequent hand hygiene is essential for personal protection and protects patients from hospital-acquired infection.
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Original:  “ Frequent hand hygiene is essential for personal protection and protects patients from hospital-acquired infection.
Revised:  “ Frequent hand hygiene is essential for protection of healthcare workers and patients from hospital-acquired infection.
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Original:  ” Hospitals have specific approved disinfectants and approved methods for hand washing;
Revised:  Hospitals have specific approved disinfectants and approved methods for hand washing;
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Original:  defined by the American Nursing Association (ANA) and American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), proper hand washing with soap and water is  , “wet hands with water , apply antiseptic soap and rub hands together for at least 20 seconds ,” and approved hand washing with alcohol based sanitizers is, “apply manufacturer recommended amount to palm, rub hands together covering all surfaces and fingernails until dry , and refrain from contact until hands are completely dry. ”
Revised:  defined by the American Nursing Association (ANA) and American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), proper hand washing with soap and water is , apply antiseptic soap and rub hands together for at least 20 seconds ,” and approved hand washing with alcohol based sanitizers is, “apply manufacturer recommended amount to palm, rub hands together covering all surfaces and fingernails until dry , and refrain from contact until hands are completely dry. ”
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Original:  defined by the American Nursing Association (ANA) and American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), proper hand washing with soap and water is  , “wet hands with water , apply antiseptic soap and rub hands together for at least 20 seconds ,” and approved hand washing with alcohol based sanitizers is, “apply manufacturer recommended amount to palm, rub hands together covering all surfaces and fingernails until dry , and refrain from contact until hands are completely dry. ”
Revised:  defined by the American Nursing Association (ANA) and American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), proper hand washing with soap and water is , “wet hands with water , apply antiseptic soap , and scrub for at least 20 seconds ,” and approved hand washing with alcohol based sanitizers is, “apply manufacturer recommended amount to palm, rub hands together covering all surfaces and fingernails until dry , and refrain from contact until hands are completely dry. ”
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Original:  defined by the American Nursing Association (ANA) and American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), proper hand washing with soap and water is  , “wet hands with water , apply antiseptic soap and rub hands together for at least 20 seconds ,” and approved hand washing with alcohol based sanitizers is, “apply manufacturer recommended amount to palm, rub hands together covering all surfaces and fingernails until dry , and refrain from contact until hands are completely dry. ”
Revised:  defined by the American Nursing Association (ANA) and American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), proper hand washing with soap and water is , “wet hands with water , apply antiseptic soap and rub hands together for at least 20 seconds . Approved hand washing with alcohol based sanitizers is, “apply manufacturer recommended amount to palm, rub hands together covering all surfaces and fingernails until dry , and refrain from contact until hands are completely dry. ”
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Original:  defined by the American Nursing Association (ANA) and American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), proper hand washing with soap and water is  , “wet hands with water , apply antiseptic soap and rub hands together for at least 20 seconds ,” and approved hand washing with alcohol based sanitizers is, “apply manufacturer recommended amount to palm, rub hands together covering all surfaces and fingernails until dry , and refrain from contact until hands are completely dry. ”
Revised:  defined by the American Nursing Association (ANA) and American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), proper hand washing with soap and water is , “wet hands with water , apply antiseptic soap and rub hands together for at least 20 seconds ,” and approved hand washing with alcohol based sanitizers is, “apply manufacturer recommended amount to palm, rub hands together covering all surfaces and fingernails until dry without touching anything.
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Original:  Cloete was a former British agent in South Africa and had been appointed a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George by Queen Victoria.
Revised:  Cloete was a former British agent in South Africa and had been elevated as Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George by Queen Victoria.
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Original:  Johanna Brandt appears on the 1.30 Rand stamp together with Sol Plaatje and the Anglo-Boer War Medal.
Revised:  Johanna Brandt appears on the 1.30 rand stamp together with Sol Plaatje and the Anglo-Boer War Medal.
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Original: 1964 deaths Category:South African women writers Category: South African writers Category: Afrikaner people Category:Fasting advocates Category:White South African people Category:South African people of Dutch descent Category:South African spies Category:Writers from Cape Town Category:South African nutritionists Category:South African non-fiction writers Category:Alternative cancer treatment advocates Category:Angelic visionaries Category:Pseudoscientific diet advocat
Revised: 1964 deaths Category:South African women writers Category: Afrikaner people Category:Fasting advocates Category:White South African people Category:South African people of Dutch descent Category:South African spies Category:Writers from Cape Town Category:South African nutritionists Category:South African non-fiction writers Category:Alternative cancer treatment advocates Category:Angelic visionaries Category:Pseudoscientific diet advocat
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Original:  10 September 1939), an Ukrainian and Russian Bolshevik party member from May 1917, a historian with a doctor's degree in economics (1935), participant in the Russian civil war (1918–20), a student at Yakov Sverdlov Communist University (1920–21), did communist party work in Ukraine (1923–25), pro-rector of Sun Yat-sen Communist University of the Toilers of China (Moscow)
Revised:  10 September 1939), a Ukrainian and Russian Bolshevik party member from May 1917, a historian with a doctor's degree in economics (1935), participant in the Russian civil war (1918–20), a student at Yakov Sverdlov Communist University (1920–21), did communist party work in Ukraine (1923–25), pro-rector of Sun Yat-sen Communist University of the Toilers of China (Moscow)
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Original: The corresponding Western Gregorian calendar dates varies from year to year: 2017: May 10 2018: April 29 (Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Myanmar, and Bangladesh), April 30 (Nepal and India), May 29 (Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia) 2019: May 19 2020: May 7 2021: May 19 (Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand.
Revised: The corresponding Western Gregorian calendar dates varies from year to year: 2017: May 10 2018: April 29 (Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Myanmar, and Bangladesh), April 30 (Nepal and India), May 29 (Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia) 2019: May 19 2020: May 7 2021: May 19 (Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Thailand.
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Original:  According to Buddhist tradition and modern academic consensus , Gautama Buddha was born c. 563–483 BCE in Lumbini (what is now Nepal) and raised in the Shakya capital of Kapilavastu.
Revised:  According to Buddhist tradition , Gautama Buddha was born c. 563–483 BCE in Lumbini (what is now Nepal) and raised in the Shakya capital of Kapilavastu.
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Original: India The public holiday for Buddha purnima in India was initiated by B. R. Ambedkar when he was the minister of law and justice.
Revised: India The public holiday for Buddha Purnima in India was initiated by B. R. Ambedkar when he was the minister of law and justice.
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Original:  Devotees and followers take special precepts Mahayana Posadha during the holy month and especially on the full moon day, therefore consumption of semi-vegetarian or Non-vegetarian food is avoided during the holy month of Vesak Saga Dawa in Tibetan and Himalayan villages and communities  .
Revised:  Devotees and followers take special precepts Mahayana Posadha during the holy month and especially on the full moon day, therefore consumption of semi-vegetarian or Non-vegetarian food is avoided during the holy month of Vesak Saga Dawa in Tibetan and Himalayan villages and communities . Yogis also choose to do special types of meditation on this day as it is said to be quite conducive for spiritual growth .
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Original:  A large procession beginning in Mendut in Java, and ends at Borobudur – the largest Buddhist temple in the URL Thailand In Thailand, Buddha's birthday is celebrated as Visakha Puja and is a public holiday.
Revised:  A large procession beginning in Mendut in Java, and ends at Borobudur – the largest Buddhist temple in the world. Thailand In Thailand, Buddha's birthday is celebrated as Visakha Puja and is a public holiday.
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Original:  People gather at temples to hear sermons, give donations and chant URL Vietnam In Vietnam, Buddha's birthday is called in Vietnamese, "Lễ Phật Đản/ Phật Đản (佛誕, "Birthday of the Buddha"), or "Ngày Hội Hoa Phật" (Buddha's Lord Flower Festival Day)" and is celebrated throughout Vietnam.
Revised:  People gather at temples to hear sermons, give donations and chant prayers. Vietnam In Vietnam, Buddha's birthday is called in Vietnamese, "Lễ Phật Đản/ Phật Đản (佛誕, "Birthday of the Buddha"), or "Ngày Hội Hoa Phật" (Buddha's Lord Flower Festival Day)" and is celebrated throughout Vietnam.
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Original:  Many Buddhist temples hold celebrations that attract people from around the country, while pagodas around the country are URL From 1958 to 1975, the birthday of Buddha (on the 8th day of the 4th month in the Lunar calendar) was recognized as a national public holiday in South Vietnam, enjoyed with floats and lantern parades on the streets.
Revised:  Many Buddhist temples hold celebrations that attract people from around the country, while pagodas around the country are decorated. From 1958 to 1975, the birthday of Buddha (on the 8th day of the 4th month in the Lunar calendar) was recognized as a national public holiday in South Vietnam, enjoyed with floats and lantern parades on the streets.
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Original:  Local Buddhist temples and smaller towns around the country such as Bendigo, Victoria also hold URL
Revised:  Local Buddhist temples and smaller towns around the country such as Bendigo, Victoria also hold celebrations.
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Original:  Although based on stone inscriptions his birthplace might have been Odisha or Uttar Pradesh.
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Original:  She still resides in Johannesburg  .
Revised:  She still resides in Johannesburg , South Africa .
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Original:  URL Born to an Afrikaans family on the farm 'Defence' in the northern Free State he spoke 2 languages besides his native Afrikaans.
Revised:  Born to an Afrikaans family on the farm 'Defence' in the northern Free State he spoke 2 languages besides his native Afrikaans.
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Original:  URL Born to an Afrikaans family on the farm 'Defence' in the northern Free State he spoke 2 languages besides his native Afrikaans.
Revised:  URL Born to an Afrikaans family on a farm in the northern Free State he spoke 2 languages besides his native Afrikaans.
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Original:  She still resides in the west of Johannesburg, South Africa .
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Original: William Groenewald Louwrens Janse van Rensburg (April 10, 1939 – August 9, 2008), referred to as "Willie", was the mayor of the city of Johannesburg, South Africa, from 1990 to 1991.
Revised: William Groenewald Louwrens Janse van Rensburg (April 10, 1939 – August 9, 2008), was the mayor of the city of Johannesburg, South Africa, from 1990 to 1991.
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Original:  Born to an Afrikaans family on a farm in the northern Free State he spoke fluent Zulu and was known for his sense of humour and exceptional relationships with people of all races.
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Original: 200px|MyOcean is a series of projects granted by the European Commission within the GMES Program ( Seven Framework Program), whose objective is to define and to set up a concerted and integrated pan-European capacity for ocean monitoring and forecasting.
Revised: 200px|MyOcean is a series of projects granted by the European Commission within the GMES Program ( Seventh Framework Program), whose objective is to define and to set up a concerted and integrated pan-European capacity for ocean monitoring and forecasting.
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Original:  There are 5 TACs (WP Leader shown in brackets): Sea Level TAC (CLS) Ocean Color TAC (CNR) Sea Surface Temperature TAC (Met Office) Sea Ice and Wind TAC ( met.no ) In Situ TAC (Ifremer), see CORA dataset global temperature and salinity product TAC involved into MyOcean project are organized into 7 regions, each region is linked to the corresponding area defined into SeaDataNet project in order to improve efforts on data management and exchange of datasets.
Revised:  There are 5 TACs (WP Leader shown in brackets): Sea Level TAC (CLS) Ocean Color TAC (CNR) Sea Surface Temperature TAC (Met Office) Sea Ice and Wind TAC ( MET Norway ) In Situ TAC (Ifremer), see CORA dataset global temperature and salinity product TAC involved into MyOcean project are organized into 7 regions, each region is linked to the corresponding area defined into SeaDataNet project in order to improve efforts on data management and exchange of datasets.
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Original:  Prototype Operational Continuity for the GMES Ocean Monitoring and Forecasting Service
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Original:  The series of MyOcean projects ended in 2015, and their services are now continued by the Copernicus URL End of the project series and transition to the Copernicus Programme After the MyOcean project (2009–2012), the second Milestone "MyOcean2"
Revised:  The series of MyOcean projects ended in 2015, and their services are now continued by the Copernicus Programme. End of the project series and transition to the Copernicus Programme After the MyOcean project (2009–2012), the second Milestone "MyOcean2"
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Original:  (2012–2014) came to an end on September 30 and let the floor to MyOcean follow-On, from October 1, 2014, until March 31, URL On 11 November 2014, the European Commission signed an agreement with the French privately owned non-profit company Mercator Ocean, that entrusts the latter with the setting-up of the future Copernicus Marine Service as of April URL The services provided of the former MyOcean site "myocean.eu" are now hosted by marine.copernicus.eu.
Revised:  (2012–2014) came to an end on September 30 and let the floor to MyOcean follow-On, from October 1, 2014, until March 31, URL On 11 November 2014, the European Commission signed an agreement with the French privately owned non-profit company Mercator Ocean, that entrusts the latter with the setting-up of the future Copernicus Marine Service as of April 2015. The services provided of the former MyOcean site "myocean.eu" are now hosted by marine.copernicus.eu.
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Original: Kōshō Tateishi enclosed and established the dormitory at Furaisan Shōkakuin that had been named "Sanshu Sangakurin" on the premises in mountains in sacred Kumano where an old Japan gods lived.
Revised: Kōshō Tateishi enclosed and established the dormitory at Furaisan Shōkakuin that had been named "Sanshu Sangakurin" on the premises in mountains in sacred Kumano where an old 
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