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Original:  The also known as the "one-and-a-half party system", refers to the party system in Japan from 1955 to 1993 in which the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) successively held majority government but without supermajority (two-third) to amend the Constitution of Japan, while the major opposition Japan Socialist Party (JSP) was incapable of forming an alternative.
Revised:  The also known as the "one-and-a-half party system", refers to the party system in Japan from 1955 in which the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) successively held majority government but without supermajority (two-third) to amend the Constitution of Japan, while the major opposition Japan Socialist Party (JSP) was incapable of forming an alternative.
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Original:  The also known as the "one-and-a-half party system", refers to the party system in Japan from 1955 to 1993 in which the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) successively held majority government but without supermajority (two-third) to amend the Constitution of Japan, while the major opposition Japan Socialist Party (JSP) was incapable of forming an alternative.
Revised:  The also known as the "one-and-a-half party system", refers to the party system in Japan from 1955 to 1993 in which the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has successively held a majority government with major opposition parties incapable of forming an alternative.
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Original:  The also known as the "one-and-a-half party system", refers to the party system in Japan from 1955 to 1993 in which the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) successively held majority government but without supermajority (two-third) to amend the Constitution of Japan, while the major opposition Japan Socialist Party (JSP) was incapable of forming an alternative.
Revised:  The also known as the "one-and-a-half party system", refers to the party system in Japan from 1955 to 1993 in which the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) successively held majority government but without supermajority (two-third) to amend the Constitution of Japan, while the major opposition Japan Socialist Party (JSP) was incapable of forming a significant alternative.
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Original:  The terms 1955 system and one-and-a-half system are credited to Junnosuke Masumi who describes the system of 1955 as "a grand political dam into which the history of Japanese politics surge."
Revised:  The terms 1955 system or the one-and-a-half system are credited to Junnosuke Masumi who describes the system of 1955 as "a grand political dam into which the history of Japanese politics surge."
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Original:  The terms 1955 system and one-and-a-half system are credited to Junnosuke Masumi who describes the system of 1955 as "a grand political dam into which the history of Japanese politics surge."
Revised:  The terms 1955 system and one-and-a-half system are credited to Junnosuke Masumi who described the system of 1955 as "a grand political dam into which the history of Japanese politics surge."
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Original:  The years of Japan under  1955 regime witnessed the economic miracle, but also the dominance of the ruling party in the Diet, with an undergirded tight connection between the bureaucracy and the business sector.
Revised:  The years of Japan under the 1955 regime witnessed the economic miracle, but also the dominance of the ruling party in the Diet, with an undergirded tight connection between the bureaucracy and the business sector.
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Original:  The years of Japan under  1955 regime witnessed the economic miracle, but also the dominance of the ruling party in the Diet, with an undergirded tight connection between the bureaucracy and the business sector.
Revised:  The years of Japan under 1955 regime witnessed high economic growth, but it also led to the dominance of the ruling party in the Diet, with an undergirded tight connection between the bureaucracy and the business sector.
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Original:  Due to a series of LDP scandals and the 1992 burst of  Japanese asset price bubble,  LDP lost its majority in the House of Representatives in the 1993 general election which effectively ended the 1955 system.
Revised:  Due to a series of LDP scandals and the 1992 burst of the Japanese asset price bubble, LDP lost its majority in the House of Representatives in the 1993 general election which effectively ended the 1955 system.
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Original:  Due to a series of LDP scandals and the 1992 burst of  Japanese asset price bubble,  LDP lost its majority in the House of Representatives in the 1993 general election which effectively ended the 1955 system.
Revised:  Due to a series of LDP scandals and the 1992 burst of Japanese asset price bubble, the LDP lost its majority in the House of Representatives in the 1993 general election which effectively ended the 1955 system.
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Original:  But the JSP also lost much of support after it decided to form a coalition government with LDP in 1994, it dissolved in 1996.
Revised:  However, the JSP would soon lose much of its support after it decided to form a coalition government with LDP in 1994, it dissolved in 1996.
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Original:  But the JSP also lost much of support after it decided to form a coalition government with LDP in 1994, it dissolved in 1996.
Revised:  But the JSP also lost much of support after it decided to form a coalition government with the LDP just a year later, eventually dissolving in 1996.
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Original:   Background  Pre-1955 multiparty system alt=|250x250px|House of Representatives Seat Distribution in 1947 After World War II, Japan was controlled by the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP).
Revised:  Background Background Pre-1955 multiparty system alt=|250x250px|House of Representatives Seat Distribution in 1947 After World War II, Japan was controlled by the Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers (SCAP).
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Original:  SCAP aimed at the  eradication of militarism and the promotion of democratization in Japan, and therefore it issued a series of policies to arrest suspected war criminals which shuffled the political power in Japan.
Revised:  SCAP aimed at the the eradication of militarism and the promotion of democratization in Japan, and therefore it issued a series of policies to arrest suspected war criminals which shuffled the political power in Japan.
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Original:  The fall of the system   Global pressure and the collapse of bubble economy As a corollary of the Plaza Accord of 1985 when Japan agreed to allow substantial appreciation of the yen, the Japanese government reduced the interests marginally above the rate of inflation as a domestic relief strategy.
Revised:  Brief fall of the system Global pressure and the collapse of bubble economy As a corollary of the Plaza Accord of 1985 when Japan agreed to allow substantial appreciation of the yen, the Japanese government reduced the interests marginally above the rate of inflation as a domestic relief strategy.
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Original: The continued political dominance of the LDP as well as its significant influence in the business sector has led many political analysts and researchers to characterize Japan as a de facto one-party state.
Revised: The continued political dominance of the LDP as well as its significant influence in both the public and private sectors has led many political analysts and researchers to characterize Japan as a de facto one-party state.
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Original:  The refers to the political system in Japan since 1955 in which the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has successively held a majority government with major opposition parties incapable of forming a significant alternative.
Revised:  The refers to the political system in Japan since 1955 in which the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has successively held a majority government with opposition parties incapable of forming a significant alternative.
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Original:  The years of Japan under the 1955 regime witnessed high economic growth  , but it also led to the dominance of the ruling party in the  Diet, with an undergirded tight connection between the bureaucracy and the business sector.
Revised:  The years of Japan under such a regime witnessed high economic growth , but it also led to the dominance of the ruling party in the Diet, with an undergirded tight connection between the bureaucracy and the business sector.
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Original:  The years of Japan under the 1955 regime witnessed high economic growth  , but it also led to the dominance of the ruling party in the  Diet, with an undergirded tight connection between the bureaucracy and the business sector.
Revised:  The years of Japan under the 1955 regime witnessed high economic growth , but it also led to the dominance of the ruling party in the National Diet, with an undergirded tight connection between the bureaucracy and the business sector.
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Original:  However, the JSP would soon lose much of its support after it decided to form a coalition government with the LDP just a year later , eventually dissolving in 1996.
Revised:  However, the JSP would soon lose much of its support , eventually dissolving in 1996.
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Original:  The continued political dominance of the LDP as well as its significant influence in both the public and private sectors has led many political analysts and researchers to characterize Japan as a de facto one-party state  .
Revised:  The continued political dominance of the LDP as well as its considerable influence in both the public and private sectors has led many political analysts and researchers to characterize Japan as a de facto one-party state .
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Original:  Due to a series of LDP scandals and the 1992 burst of the Japanese asset price bubble influenced by the Plaza Accord, the LDP lost its majority in the House of Representatives in the 1993 general election, which initially signaled the end of the 1955 system.
Revised:  Due to a series of LDP scandals and the 1992 burst of the Japanese asset price bubble influenced by the Plaza Accord, the LDP was 33 seats short of a majority in the House of Representatives in the 1993 general election, which initially signaled the end of the 1955 system.
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Original:  Due to a series of LDP scandals and the 1992 burst of the Japanese asset price bubble influenced by the Plaza Accord, the LDP lost its majority in the House of Representatives in the 1993 general election, which initially signaled the end of the 1955 system.
Revised:  Due to a series of LDP scandals and the 1992 burst of the Japanese asset price bubble influenced by the Plaza Accord, the LDP lost its majority in the House of Representatives during the 1993 general election, which initially signaled the end of the 1955 system.
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Original:  Due to a series of LDP scandals and the 1992 burst of the Japanese asset price bubble influenced by the Plaza Accord, the LDP lost its majority in the House of Representatives in the 1993 general election, which initially signaled the end of the 1955 system.
Revised:  Due to a series of LDP scandals and the 1992 burst of the Japanese asset price bubble influenced by the Plaza Accord, the LDP lost its majority in the House of Representatives in the 1993 general election, which initially signified the end of the 1955 system.
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Original:  Due to a series of LDP scandals and the 1992 burst of the Japanese asset price bubble  influenced by the Plaza Accord, the LDP was 33 seats short of a majority in the House of Representatives during the 1993 general election, which initially signified the end of the 1955 system.
Revised:  Due to a series of LDP scandals and the 1992 burst of the Japanese asset price bubble , influenced by the Plaza Accord, the LDP was 33 seats short of a majority in the House of Representatives during the 1993 general election, which initially signified the end of the 1955 system.
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Original:  URL Otherwise, Japan is seen as a form of a dominant-party state.
Revised:  URL Japan is also seen as a form of a dominant-party state.
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Original: Electoral system The electoral system that was used under  1955 system is known as the Single Nontransferable Vote (SNTV).
Revised: Electoral system The electoral system that was used under the 1955 system is known as the Single Nontransferable Vote (SNTV).
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Original:  Voters instead of voting for parties, votes for individual candidates, and seats of the constituency go to whoever wins the most votes.
Revised:  Instead of voting for parties, votes for individual candidates, and seats of the constituency go to whoever wins the most votes.
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Original:  Voters instead of voting for parties, votes for individual candidates, and seats of the constituency go to whoever wins the most votes.
Revised:  Voters instead of voting for parties, voters vote for individual candidates, and seats of the constituency go to whoever wins the most votes.
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Original:  One problem of such electoral system is that the fair allocation of seats to different parties are not taken into consideration: Since the winners of most votes eventually get the seats, candidates of one party can take all the seats of one constituency.
Revised:  One problem of SNTV is that the fair allocation of seats to different parties are not taken into consideration: Since the winners of most votes eventually get the seats, candidates of one party can take all the seats of one constituency.
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Original:  One problem of such electoral system is that the fair allocation of seats to different parties are not taken into consideration: Since the winners of most votes eventually get the seats, candidates of one party can take all the seats of one constituency.
Revised:  One problem of such electoral system is that the fair allocation of seats to different parties are not taken into consideration: since the winners of most votes eventually get the seats, candidates of one party can take all the seats of one constituency.
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Original:  Under such  electoral system, LDP with its massive political donation put other opposition parties into disadvantage.
Revised:  Under such an electoral system, LDP with its massive political donation put other opposition parties into disadvantage.
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Original:  Under such  electoral system, LDP with its massive political donation put other opposition parties into disadvantage.
Revised:  Under such electoral system, LDP with its massive political donations put other opposition parties into disadvantage.
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Original:  Under such  electoral system, LDP with its massive political donation put other opposition parties into disadvantage.
Revised:  Under such electoral system, LDP with its massive political donation put other opposition parties at a disadvantage.
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Original:  Due to LDP's ties with big companies, the party directed the financial resources to individual candidates and enabled them to promise patronage to their voters, with a focus on the agricultural population, while the reallocation of Diet seats did not keep up with the migration from rural to urban area due to industrialization.
Revised:  Due to LDP's ties with big companies, the party directed the financial resources to individual candidates and enabled them to promise patronage to their voters, with a focus on the agricultural population, while the reallocation of Diet seats did not keep up with the migration from rural to urban areas due to industrialization.
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Original:  Aside from the pork-barrel spending, the LDP candidates also cultivated personalism through Koenkai in their own constituency.
Revised:  Aside from the porkbarrel spending, the LDP candidates also cultivated personalism through Koenkai in their own constituency.
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Original:  Aside from the pork-barrel spending, the LDP candidates also cultivated personalism through Koenkai in their own constituency.
Revised:  Aside from the pork-barrel spending, the LDP candidates also cultivated personalism through koenkai in their own constituency.
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Original:  The zaikai had incentives to secure a conservative government since it would pump money into the big companies to keep their competitiveness, stay in a close relationship with the U.S. to maintain a liberal trade policy, and deal with the intensified anti-rationalization labor movement.
Revised:  The zaikai had incentives to secure a conservative government since it would pump money into the big companies to keep their competitiveness, stay in a close relationship with the U.S. to maintain a liberal trade policy, and deal with the intensified labor movement.
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Original:  Mortality rate was found to be URL The Killip-Kimball classification has played a fundamental role in classic cardiology, having been used as a stratifying criteria for many other studies.
Revised:  Mortality rate was found to be URL The Killip-Kimball classification has played a fundamental role in classic cardiology, having been used as a stratifying criterion for many other studies.
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Original: (current 30 day mortality 2.8)Killip class II: 96/250 patients;
Revised: (current 30-day mortality 2.8)Killip class II: 96/250 patients;
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Original: (current 30 day mortality 8.8)Killip class III: 26/250 patients;
Revised: (current 30-day mortality 8.8)Killip class III: 26/250 patients;
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Original: (current 30 day mortality 14.4)Killip class IV: 47/250 patients;
Revised: (current 30-day mortality 14.4)Killip class IV: 47/250 patients;
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Original: The Killip classification is a system used in individuals with an acute myocardial infarction (heart attack), taking  physical examination and the development of heart failure  to predict and stratify their risk.
Revised: The Killip classification is a system used in individuals with an acute myocardial infarction (heart attack), taking into account physical examination and the development of heart failure to predict and stratify their risk.
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Original: The Killip classification is a system used in individuals with an acute myocardial infarction (heart attack), taking  physical examination and the development of heart failure  to predict and stratify their risk.
Revised: The Killip classification is a system used in individuals with an acute myocardial infarction (heart attack), taking physical examination and the development of heart failure in order to predict and stratify their risk.
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Original: The study The study was a done by Princess , case series with unblinded, unobjective outcomes, not adjusted for confounding factors, nor validated in an independent set of patients.
Revised: The study The study was a , case series with unblinded, unobjective outcomes, not adjusted for confounding factors, nor validated in an independent set of patients.
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Original: Princely States of India See also List of Meitei royals Manipur (princely state) References Category:Year of birth missing Category:Year of death missing Category: Meithei roya
Revised: Princely States of India See also List of Meitei royals Manipur (princely state) References Category:Year of birth missing Category:Year of death missing Category: Meitei roya
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Original:  Frederick's agent, Ron Bernstein of Candida Donadio & Associates, , commented on the book's successful publication in the face of the multiple lawsuits by Erhard/est: "... we feel this book's publication is a major victory against est's attempts to control the media."
Revised:  Frederick's agent, Ron Bernstein of Candida Donadio & Associates, commented on the book's successful publication in the face of the multiple lawsuits by Erhard/est: "... we feel this book's publication is a major victory against est's attempts to control the media."
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Original: Est : Playing the Game the New Way is a non-fiction book by Carl Frederick, first published in 1976, by Delacorte Press, New York.
Revised: est : Playing the Game the New Way is a non-fiction book by Carl Frederick, first published in 1976, by Delacorte Press, New York.
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Original:  In 2012, Frederick published a revised edition of the est book, and also released a new title: " What To Do When The Earth Splits In Two " . Both titles are available on Amazon ~ Kindle for the e-books and Create Space for the paperbacks.
Revised:  In 2012, Frederick published a revised edition of the est book, and also released a new title: What To Do When The Earth Splits In Two " . Both titles are available on Amazon ~ Kindle for the e-books and Create Space for the paperbacks.
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Original:  In 2012, Frederick published a revised edition of the est book, and also released a new title: " What To Do When The Earth Splits In Two " . Both titles are available on Amazon ~ Kindle for the e-books and Create Space for the paperbacks.
Revised:  In 2012, Frederick published a revised edition of the est book, and also released a new title: " What To Do When The Earth Splits In Two . Both titles are available on Amazon ~ Kindle for the e-books and Create Space for the paperbacks.
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Original:  The event spurred the migration of Iraqi Jews out of the country, although a direct connection to the 1951–2 Jewish exodus from Iraq is also disputed, Moshe Gat, The Jewish Exodus from Iraq, 1948-1951, quote(1): " as a result%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% of the economic boom and the security granted by the government...
Revised:  The event spurred the migration of Iraqi Jews out of the country, although a direct connection to the 1951–2 Jewish exodus from Iraq is also disputed, as a result%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% of the economic boom and the security granted by the government...
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Original:  The event spurred the migration of Iraqi Jews out of the country, although a direct connection to the 1951–2 Jewish exodus from Iraq is also disputed, Moshe Gat, The Jewish Exodus from Iraq, 1948-1951, quote(1): " as a result%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% of the economic boom and the security granted by the government...
Revised:  The event spurred the migration of Iraqi Jews out of the country, although a direct connection to the 1951–2 Jewish exodus from Iraq is also disputed, Moshe Gat, The Jewish Exodus from Iraq, 1948-1951, quote(1): " %DIFDELCMD < ] %%% of the economic boom and the security granted by the government...
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Original:   Bashkin writes that "All, apparently, yearned for the departure of the British after two long decades of interference in Iraqi affairs".
Revised:  Historian Orit Bashkin writes that "All, apparently, yearned for the departure of the British after two long decades of interference in Iraqi affairs".
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Original:  Levin 2001, p. 6. Other accounts state that nearly 200 were killed and over 2 ,000 injured, while 900 Jewish homes and hundreds of Jewish-owned shops destroyed and looted..
Revised:  Other accounts state that nearly 200 were killed and over 2 ,000 injured, while 900 Jewish homes and hundreds of Jewish-owned shops destroyed and looted..
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Original:  Bashkin writes that "a constant element that appears in most accounts of the Farhud is a narrative relating to a good neighbour…
Revised:  Bashkin writes that "a constant element that appears in most accounts of the Farhud is a narrative relating to a good neighbor
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Original:   Judging by the lists of the Jewish dead, it seems that Jews in mixed neighbourhoods stood a better chance of surviving the riots than those in uniformly Jewish areas."
Revised:  ... Judging by the lists of the Jewish dead, it seems that Jews in mixed neighbourhoods stood a better chance of surviving the riots than those in uniformly Jewish areas."
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