wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  November 29-30th By November 29, the WFP provided food for 25,000 victims in urgent need of assistance, which was valued at US$300,000, will include maize, beans, vegetable oil and salt, the UN agency said in a statement to the world media.
Revised:  November 29–30 By November 29, the WFP provided food for 25,000 victims in urgent need of assistance, which was valued at US$300,000, will include maize, beans, vegetable oil and salt, the UN agency said in a statement to the world media.
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Original:  The East Gonja, Kpandai, Wa East, Wa West and Krachi East URL The torrential monsoon weather had hit many parts of the country resulting in heavy flooding that has affected more than 140,000 people, which was worse by the spilling-over of excess water from the dam wall at the Bagre Dam and Kompienga Dams in Burkina Faso, which then in turn led to the overflowing of Ghana ’sAkosombo Dam.
Revised:  The East Gonja, Kpandai, Wa East, Wa West and Krachi East District. The torrential monsoon weather had hit many parts of the country resulting in heavy flooding that has affected more than 140,000 people, which was worse by the spilling-over of excess water from the dam wall at the Bagre Dam and Kompienga Dams in Burkina Faso, which then in turn led to the overflowing of Ghana ’sAkosombo Dam.
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Original:  The East Gonja, Kpandai, Wa East, Wa West and Krachi East URL The torrential monsoon weather had hit many parts of the country resulting in heavy flooding that has affected more than 140,000 people, which was worse by the spilling-over of excess water from the dam wall at the Bagre Dam and Kompienga Dams in Burkina Faso, which then in turn led to the overflowing of Ghana ’sAkosombo Dam.
Revised:  The East Gonja, Kpandai, Wa East, Wa West and Krachi East URL The torrential monsoon weather hit many parts of the country resulting in heavy flooding that has affected more than 140,000 people, which was worse by the spilling-over of excess water from the dam wall at the Bagre Dam and Kompienga Dams in Burkina Faso, which then in turn led to the overflowing of Ghana ’sAkosombo Dam.
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Original:  The East Gonja, Kpandai, Wa East, Wa West and Krachi East URL The torrential monsoon weather had hit many parts of the country resulting in heavy flooding that has affected more than 140,000 people, which was worse by the spilling-over of excess water from the dam wall at the Bagre Dam and Kompienga Dams in Burkina Faso, which then in turn led to the overflowing of Ghana ’sAkosombo Dam.
Revised:  The East Gonja, Kpandai, Wa East, Wa West and Krachi East URL The torrential monsoon weather had hit many parts of the country resulting in heavy flooding that affected more than 140,000 people, which was worse by the spilling-over of excess water from the dam wall at the Bagre Dam and Kompienga Dams in Burkina Faso, which then in turn led to the overflowing of Ghana ’sAkosombo Dam.
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Original:  The East Gonja, Kpandai, Wa East, Wa West and Krachi East URL The torrential monsoon weather had hit many parts of the country resulting in heavy flooding that has affected more than 140,000 people, which was worse by the spilling-over of excess water from the dam wall at the Bagre Dam and Kompienga Dams in Burkina Faso, which then in turn led to the overflowing of Ghana ’sAkosombo Dam.
Revised:  The East Gonja, Kpandai, Wa East, Wa West and Krachi East URL The torrential monsoon weather had hit many parts of the country resulting in heavy flooding that has affected more than 140,000 people, which was worse by the spilling-over of excess water from the dam wall at the Bagre Dam and Kompienga Dams in Burkina Faso, which then in turn led to the overflowing of Ghana 's Akosombo Dam.
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Original:  November 30 saw the European storms spread into north Africa that eaving with at least 30 people killed in Morocco after heavy rain and floods.
Revised:  November 30 saw the European storms spread into north Africa that evening with at least 30 people killed in Morocco after heavy rain and floods.
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Original:  4 died when heavy rain brought down their homes near the central city of Khenifra and in Salé.
Revised:  Four died when heavy rain brought down their homes near the central city of Khenifra and in Salé.
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Original:  A girl also drowned in Tiflet after a bridge collapsed into a raging URL Authorates in Casablanca, schools were ordered to shut 18 cm / 7 inches  fell on it overnight.
Revised:  A girl also drowned in Tiflet after a bridge collapsed into a raging URL Authorates in Casablanca, schools were ordered to shut 18 cm ( 7 inches fell on it overnight.
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Original:  A girl also drowned in Tiflet after a bridge collapsed into a raging URL Authorates in Casablanca, schools were ordered to shut 18 cm / 7 inches  fell on it overnight.
Revised:  A girl also drowned in Tiflet after a bridge collapsed into a raging URL Authorates in Casablanca, schools were ordered to shut 18 cm / 7 inches ) fell on it overnight.
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Original:  32,000 people in 55 communities were affected by the floods, as it destroyed homes, farmlands, road and bridges among other URL By December 22, The Catholic Relief Services (CRS) had given out aid-trade vouchers valued at GHc 70.00 to over 700 displaced people from 700 households affected by floods in the town of Buipe.
Revised:  32,000 people in 55 communities were affected by the floods, as it destroyed homes, farmlands, road and bridges among other things. By December 22, The Catholic Relief Services (CRS) had given out aid-trade vouchers valued at GHc 70.00 to over 700 displaced people from 700 households affected by floods in the town of Buipe.
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Original:  32,000 people in 55 communities were affected by the floods, as it destroyed homes, farmlands, road and bridges among other URL By December 22, The Catholic Relief Services (CRS) had given out aid-trade vouchers valued at GHc 70.00 to over 700 displaced people from 700 households affected by floods in the town of Buipe.
Revised:  32,000 people in 55 communities were affected by the floods, as it destroyed homes, farmlands, road and bridges among other URL By December 22, Catholic Relief Services (CRS) had given out aid-trade vouchers valued at GHc 70.00 to over 700 displaced people from 700 households affected by floods in the town of Buipe.
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Original:  They are to be exchanged for building materials, clothing, bedding and children’s books.
Revised:  They were to be exchanged for building materials, clothing, bedding and children’s books.
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Original:  The aim was the aiding the 33,305 People who were made homeless recent floods which hit Northern URL The floods hit Tamale, Ghana  the capital of the Northern Region of Ghana on December URL December 29 saw a USAID voucher fair helped floods victims in Northern URL
Revised:  The aim was the aiding the 33,305 People who were made homeless recent floods which hit Northern Region. The floods hit Tamale, Ghana the capital of the Northern Region of Ghana on December URL December 29 saw a USAID voucher fair helped floods victims in Northern URL
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Original:  The aim was the aiding the 33,305 People who were made homeless recent floods which hit Northern URL The floods hit Tamale, Ghana  the capital of the Northern Region of Ghana on December URL December 29 saw a USAID voucher fair helped floods victims in Northern URL
Revised:  The aim was the aiding the 33,305 People who were made homeless recent floods which hit Northern URL The floods hit Tamale, Ghana , the capital of the Northern Region of Ghana on December URL December 29 saw a USAID voucher fair helped floods victims in Northern URL
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Original:  The aim was the aiding the 33,305 People who were made homeless recent floods which hit Northern URL The floods hit Tamale, Ghana  the capital of the Northern Region of Ghana on December URL December 29 saw a USAID voucher fair helped floods victims in Northern URL
Revised:  The aim was the aiding the 33,305 People who were made homeless recent floods which hit Northern URL The floods hit Tamale, Ghana the capital of the Northern Region of Ghana on December URL December 29 saw a USAID voucher fair helped floods victims in Northern Ghana.
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Original:  Thousands left homeless in Niger, Al Jazeera, 24 August 2010 On August 31 thousands fled a south Sudan flood.
Revised:  On August 31 thousands fled a south Sudan flood.
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Original:  The floods would ultimately provide water to feed the River Nile and both Sudan and Southern Egypt prepared for a heavy rise in the Nile ’ s water depth.
Revised:  The floods would ultimately provide water to feed the River Nile and both Sudan and Southern Egypt prepared for a heavy rise in the Nile ' s water depth.
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Original:  Both the Ghana Red Cross Society, National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO), Gahanna police force and Gahanna military, Gahanna Government Ministries, UNICEF, USAID, The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and FAO all offered their assistance to the flooding northern region. wilsherline.net.uk
Revised:  Both the Ghana Red Cross Society, National Disaster Management Organization (NADMO), Gahanna police force and Gahanna military, Gahanna Government Ministries, UNICEF, USAID, The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and FAO all offered their assistance to the flooding northern region. 
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Original: Biography General de Rochambeau in Saint Domingue He served in the American Revolutionary War as an aide-de-camp to his father, spending the winter of 1781-1782 in quarters at Williamsburg, Virginia.
Revised: Biography General de Rochambeau in Saint Domingue He served in the American Revolutionary War as an aide-de-camp to his father, spending the winter of 1781–1782 in quarters at Williamsburg, Virginia.
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Original:  In the 1790s, he participated in an unsuccessful campaign to re-establish French authority in Martinique and Saint Domingue .
Revised:  In the 1790s, he participated in an unsuccessful campaign to re-establish French authority in Martinique and Saint-Domingue .
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Original: 1813 deaths Category: People from Paris Category:Viscounts of France Category:Names inscribed under the Arc de Triomphe Category:Governors of Saint-Domingue Category:1800s in Guadeloupe Category:18th-century French military personnel Category:19th-century French military personnel Category:French Governors of Martinique Category:Governors general of the French Antilles Category:French commanders of the Napoleonic Wars Category:French military personnel killed in the Napoleonic Wa
Revised: 1813 deaths Category: Military personnel from Paris Category:Viscounts of France Category:Names inscribed under the Arc de Triomphe Category:Governors of Saint-Domingue Category:1800s in Guadeloupe Category:18th-century French military personnel Category:19th-century French military personnel Category:French Governors of Martinique Category:Governors general of the French Antilles Category:French commanders of the Napoleonic Wars Category:French military personnel killed in the Napoleonic Wa
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Original: Christer Petley, White Fury: A Jamaican Slaveholder and the Age of REvolution (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018), p. 182.
Revised: Christer Petley, White Fury: A Jamaican Slaveholder and the Age of Rrvolution (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018), p. 182.
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Original: Christer Petley, White Fury: A Jamaican Slaveholder and the Age of Rrvolution (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018), p. 182.
Revised: Christer Petley, White Fury: A Jamaican Slaveholder and the Age of Revolution (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018), p. 182.
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Original:  This study was also validated by a genetic study group from National Geografic that revealed STR test results through samples taken from Kadazandusun residents of Belud City in 2011.
Revised:  This study was also validated by a genetic study group from National Geographic that revealed STR test results through samples taken from Kadazandusun residents of Belud City in 2011.
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Original:  Mutation sequences for O2-P31  shown in the Phylogenetic tree below. center|Mutation of Y-DNA O2-P31 According to the Y-DNA study by Jean A Trejaut, Estella S Poloni, and Ju-Chen Yen, the Bunun ethnic in Taiwan belongs to Y-DNA haplogroups of O1a2-M50 and O2a1a-M88.
Revised:  Mutation sequences for O2-P31 are shown in the Phylogenetic tree below. center|Mutation of Y-DNA O2-P31 According to the Y-DNA study by Jean A Trejaut, Estella S Poloni, and Ju-Chen Yen, the Bunun ethnic in Taiwan belongs to Y-DNA haplogroups of O1a2-M50 and O2a1a-M88.
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Original:  From the studies result, the claims related  Kadazandusun being ancient migrants from Taiwan is completely irrelevant.
Revised:  From the study's result, the claims related Kadazandusun being ancient migrants from Taiwan is completely irrelevant.
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Original:  From the studies result, the claims related  Kadazandusun being ancient migrants from Taiwan is completely irrelevant.
Revised:  From the studies result, the claims related to Kadazandusun being ancient migrants from Taiwan is completely irrelevant.
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Original:  From the studies result, the claims related  Kadazandusun being ancient migrants from Taiwan is completely irrelevant.
Revised:  From the studies result, the claims related Kadazandusun being ancient migrants from Taiwan are completely irrelevant.
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Original:  The term gulf was traditionally used for large , highly indented, navigable bodies of salt water which are enclosed by the coastline.
Revised:  The term gulf was traditionally used for large highly-indented navigable bodies of salt water which are enclosed by the coastline.
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Original:  The term gulf was traditionally used for large , highly indented, navigable bodies of salt water which are enclosed by the coastline.
Revised:  The term gulf was traditionally used for large , highly indented, navigable bodies of salt water that are enclosed by the coastline.
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Original: A gulf is a large inlet from the ocean into the landmass, typically with a narrower opening than a bay, but that is not observable in all geographic areas so named.
Revised: A gulf is a large from the ocean into the landmass, typically with a narrower opening than a bay, but that is not observable in all geographic areas so named.
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Original: A gulf is a large  from the ocean into the landmass, typically with a narrower opening than a bay, but that is not observable in all geographic areas so named.
Revised: A gulf is a large intel from the ocean into the landmass, typically with a narrower opening than a bay, but that is not observable in all geographic areas so named.
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Original: A gulf is a large inlet from the ocean into the landmass, typically with a narrower opening than a bay, but that is not observable in all geographic areas so named.
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Original: The term gulf was traditionally used for large highly-indented navigable bodies of salt water that are enclosed by the coastline.
Revised: The term Gulf was traditionally used for large highly-indented navigable bodies of salt water that are enclosed by the coastline.
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Original:  Following the presidential elections of November 1971 a new government took office on 1 March 1972 led by Juan Maria Bordaberry.
Revised:  Following the presidential elections of November 1971 a new government took office on 1 March 1972 led by Juan María Bordaberry.
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Original:  On February 8, 1973, in order to control the buildup of military pressure, President Bordaberry substituted the Minister of National Defence, Armando Malet, by the retired general Antonio Francese.
Revised:  On February 8, 1973, in order to control the buildup of military pressure, President Bordaberry repaced the Minister of National Defence, Armando Malet, by the retired general Antonio Francese.
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Original:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
Revised:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they proposed to achieve or promote socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
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Original:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
Revised:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as encouraging exports, reorganizing the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
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Original:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
Revised:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the subject of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
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Original:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
Revised:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminating the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
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Original:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
Revised:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicating unemployment, attacking economic crime and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
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Original:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
Revised:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganizing public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
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Original:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system and redistribute the land.
Revised:  Decree (Comunicado) No. 4 was issued, signed only by the commanders of the Army and Air Force, in which they posed in achieving or promoting socio-economic objectives, such as to encourage exports, reorganize the foreign service (the matters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs), eliminate the oppressive foreign debt, eradicate unemployment, attack illicit economics and corruption, reorganize public administration and the tax system , and redistributing the land.
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Original:  At night, the commanders of the Army and Air Force issued a new Decree N° 7, that somehow relativized the previous statement.
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Original:  At night, the commanders of the Army and Air Force issued a new Decree N° 7, that somehow relativized the previous statement.
Revised:  At night, the commanders of the Army and Air Force issued a new Decree N° 7, that modified the previous statement.
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Original:  On Monday February 12, Bordaberry went to the Base Aérea "Cap.
Revised:  On Monday February 12, Bordaberry went to the "Cap.
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Original:  Juan Manuel Boiso Lanza"  and accepted all the demands of the military commanders and negotiated his continuation in the presidency, in what became known as the Pacto de Boiso Lanza.
Revised:  Juan Manuel Boiso Lanza" base and accepted all the demands of the military commanders and negotiated his continuation in the presidency, in what became known as the Pacto de Boiso Lanza.
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