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Original: Yearbook Every year since 2009, MIMS Ireland has been publishing a Yearbook containing a selection of Clinical Specials featured in MIMS Ireland during the past year, including recent clinical updates, reference tables or guidelines focusing on various therapeutic areas.
Revised: Yearbook Every year since 2009, MIMS Ireland has published a yearbook containing a selection of Clinical Specials featured in MIMS Ireland during the past year, including recent clinical updates, reference tables or guidelines focusing on various therapeutic areas.
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Original: Yearbook Every year since 2009, MIMS Ireland has been publishing a Yearbook containing a selection of Clinical Specials featured in MIMS Ireland during the past year, including recent clinical updates, reference tables or guidelines focusing on various therapeutic areas.
Revised: Yearbook Every year since 2009, MIMS Ireland has been publishing a Yearbook containing a selection of 'Clinical Specials' featured in MIMS Ireland during the past year, including recent clinical updates, reference tables or guidelines focusing on various therapeutic areas.
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Original:  These include a concise summary of main prescribing information such as indications, dosage, contraindications, interactions, special-warnings and side effects as well as information about pack size and price.
Revised:  These include a summary of main prescribing information such as indications, dosage, contraindications, interactions, special-warnings and side effects as well as information about pack size and price.
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Original:  Extended monographs of new products that have become available in the current month New Clinical Evidence (reviews of recently published/presented results of clinical trials)
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Original:  A monthly update on safety issues provided to MIMS Ireland by the Irish Authority for Pharmacovigilance reporting (the Irish Medicines Board, or IMB) A summary of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code provided to MIMS Ireland by the Irish Sports Council Though MIMS Ireland is supported by advertisement and educational grants from the pharmaceutical industry, it is an independently written publication with strict editorial policy and content left at the discretion of the editor.
Revised:  A monthly update on safety issues provided to MIMS Ireland by the Irish Authority for Pharmacovigilance reporting (the Irish Medicines Board, or IMB) A summary of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code provided to MIMS Ireland by the Irish Sports Council Though MIMS Ireland is supported by advertisement and educational grants from the pharmaceutical industry, it is an independently written publication with a content and editorial policy left at the discretion of the editor.
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Original:  Former editors include John O'Connell, Andrea Leotha and Marie-Catherine Mousseau.
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Original:  Panyarring developed from this practice as  the forced seizure of persons when a debt was not repaid.
Revised:  Panyarring developed from this practice as it involves the forced seizure of persons when a debt was not repaid.
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Original:  In the mid-19th century however, documentation shows a number of examples of panyarring largely operating within the scope of politics in the various chieftainships . Chiefs could allow panyarring within their territory, decide to use panyarring in rivalry with other chiefs, or agree to panyarring in exchange for money.
Revised:  In the mid-19th century however, documentation shows a number of examples of panyarring occurring as a form of political struggle between the various tribes . Chiefs could allow panyarring within their territory, decide to use panyarring in rivalry with other chiefs, or agree to panyarring in exchange for money.
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Original:  However, in one case in 1773, an Obutong chief's sons who had been pawns in an arrangement were sold to a European slave ship.
Revised:  In one case in 1773, an Obutong chief's sons who had been pawns in an arrangement were sold to a European slave ship.
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Original:  Yorùbáland Main historical cities of the Yoruba coast with modern national boundaries  Evidence of panyarring in Yorùbáland, in present-day Nigeria, before the 1830s is fairly limited.
Revised:  Yorùbáland Main historical cities of the Yoruba coast with modern national boundaries . Evidence of panyarring in Yorùbáland, in present-day Nigeria, before the 1830s is fairly limited.
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Original:  Memorial to the slave trade through the port of Dahomey  The Kingdom of Dahomey, along the coast in present-day Benin, took over the kingdoms of Allada and Whydah in the 1720s and established control over part of the Atlantic coast and became one of the main participants in the slave trade.
Revised:  Memorial to the slave trade through the port of Dahomey . The Kingdom of Dahomey, along the coast in present-day Benin, took over the kingdoms of Allada and Whydah in the 1720s and established control over part of the Atlantic coast and became one of the main participants in the slave trade.
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Original:  Similarly, Whydah was known for being particularly hard on debtors because it allowed panyarring of persons or goods whenever loans were not paid.pg. 75 However, Dahomey had banned the practice of panyarring in the early 17th century under King Houegbadja, requiring that all debt disputes be handled in royal courts.
Revised:  Similarly, Whydah was known for being particularly hard on debtors because it allowed panyarring of persons or goods whenever loans were not paid.pg. 75 Dahomey had banned the practice of panyarring in the early 17th century under King Houegbadja, requiring that all debt disputes be handled in royal courts.
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Original:  See also Impressment Debt Bondage Human trafficking Extraordinary rendition Category: Military strategy Category:Debt bondage Category:History of Ghana Category:Gold Coast (British colony) Category:Slave
Revised:  See also Impressment Debt Bondage Human trafficking Extraordinary rendition Category: Military strategy Category:Debt bondage Category:History of Ghana Category:Gold Coast (British colon
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Original: Panyarring thus was a prime cause of deteriorating relations between different Toruba chiefs, causing significant periods of tensions between different groups and directly causing the Ondo-Ikale war of 1891.
Revised: Panyarring thus was a prime cause of deteriorating relations between different Yoruba chiefs, causing significant periods of tensions between different groups and directly causing the Ondo-Ikale war of 1891.
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Original:  Héloïse dressed as a nun and shared the nun's life, though she was not veiled .
Revised:  Héloïse dressed as a nun and shared the nun's life, though she was not consecrated .
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Original:  Howard Brenton's play, In Extremis: The Story of Abelard and Heloise, premiered at Shakespeare's Globe in .
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Original: Career, philosophical thought, and achievements Philosophy Abelard and Heloïse in a manuscript of the Roman de la Rose (14th century) Abelard is considered one of the founders of the secular university and pre-Renaissance secular philosophical thought.
Revised:  Philosophy Abelard and Heloïse in a manuscript of the Roman de la Rose (14th century) Abelard is considered one of the founders of the secular university and pre-Renaissance secular philosophical thought.
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Original:  According to Abelard scholar David Luscombe, "Abelard logically elaborated an independent philosophy of language... in which%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% he stressed that language itself is not able to demonstrate the truth of things (res) that lie in the domain of physics.
Revised:  According to Abelard scholar David Luscombe, "Abelard logically elaborated an independent philosophy of language... %DIFDELCMD < ] %%% he stressed that language itself is not able to demonstrate the truth of things (res) that lie in the domain of physics.
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Original:  He was one of the developers of the insanity defense, writing in Sito te ipsum, "Of this%DIFDELCMD < [%%% sin , small children and of course insane people are untouched...lack%DIFDELCMD < [%%% ing reason....nothing is counted as sin for them".
Revised:  He was one of the developers of the insanity defense, writing in Sito te ipsum, "Of this%DIFDELCMD < [%%% , small children and of course insane people are untouched...lack%DIFDELCMD < [%%% ing reason....nothing is counted as sin for them".
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Original:  He was one of the developers of the insanity defense, writing in Sito te ipsum, "Of this%DIFDELCMD < [%%% sin , small children and of course insane people are untouched...lack%DIFDELCMD < [%%% ing reason....nothing is counted as sin for them".
Revised:  He was one of the developers of the insanity defense, writing in Sito te ipsum, "Of this%DIFDELCMD < [%%% sin %DIFDELCMD < [%%% ing reason....nothing is counted as sin for them".
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Original:  He was one of the developers of the insanity defense, writing in Sito te ipsum, "Of this%DIFDELCMD < [%%% sin , small children and of course insane people are untouched...lack%DIFDELCMD < [%%% ing reason....nothing is counted as sin for them".
Revised:  He was one of the developers of the insanity defense, writing in Sito te ipsum, "Of this%DIFDELCMD < [%%% sin , small children and of course insane people are untouched...lack%DIFDELCMD < [%%% reason....nothing is counted as sin for them".
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Law Abelard stressed that subjective intention determines the moral value of human action and therefore that the legal consequence of an action is related to the person that commits it and not merely to the action.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Abelard stressed that subjective intention determines the moral value of human action and therefore that the legal consequence of an action is related to the person that commits it and not merely to the action.
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Original:  URL "A humble prostitute is better than a prideful chaste woman." - Carmen Ad Astralabium (Advice to My Son)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% "The Jews involved in Christ's death%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% did less wrong by killing Jesus than if they had shown him mercy against their convictions.
Revised:  URL %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% "The Jews involved in Christ's death%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% did less wrong by killing Jesus than if they had shown him mercy against their convictions.
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Original:  URL "A humble prostitute is better than a prideful chaste woman." - Carmen Ad Astralabium (Advice to My Son)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% "The Jews involved in Christ's death%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% did less wrong by killing Jesus than if they had shown him mercy against their convictions.
Revised:  URL "A humble prostitute is better than a prideful chaste woman." - Carmen Ad Astralabium (Advice to My Son)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% involved in Christ's death%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% did less wrong by killing Jesus than if they had shown him mercy against their convictions.
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Original:  URL "A humble prostitute is better than a prideful chaste woman." - Carmen Ad Astralabium (Advice to My Son)%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% "The Jews involved in Christ's death%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% did less wrong by killing Jesus than if they had shown him mercy against their convictions.
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Original: "Abelard, Peter (paraphrased) in The Jewish Encyclopedia: "Peter Abelard." URL Life Youth Abelard, originally called "Pierre le Pallet", was born in Le Pallet, about 10 miles (16 km) east of Nantes, in the Duchy of Brittany, the eldest son of a minor noble French family.
Revised: "Abelard, Peter (paraphrased) in The Jewish Encyclopedia: "Peter Abelard." URL Life and career Youth Abelard, originally called "Pierre le Pallet", was born in Le Pallet, about 10 miles (16 km) east of Nantes, in the Duchy of Brittany, the eldest son of a minor noble French family.
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Original:  The Historia Calamitatum    ]      [ [         ] 
Revised:  The Historia Calamitatum ] Theology Abelard is considered one of the greatest twelfth-century Catholic philosophers, arguing that God and the universe can and should be known via logic as well as via the emotions. He coined the term "theology" for the religious branch of philosophical tradition. He should not be read as a heretic, as his charges of heresy were dropped and rescinded by the Church after his death, but rather as a cutting-edge philosopher who pushed theology and philosophy to their limits. He is described as "the keenest thinker and boldest theologian of the 12th century"Chambers Biographical Dictionary, , p. 3; . and as the greatest logician of the Middle Ages. "His genius was evident in all he did"; as the first to use 'theology' in its modern sense, he championed "reason in matters of faith", and "seemed larger than life to his contemporaries: his quick wit, sharp tongue, perfect memory, and boundless arrogance made him unbeatable in debate"--"the force of his personality impressed itself vividly on all with whom he came into contact."King, Peter and Andrew Arlig, "Peter Abelard", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Fall 2018 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), URL = URL [ [ ] 
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Original:  21 April 1142) was a medieval French scholastic philosopher, leading logician, theologian, teacher, musician, composer , and poet .
Revised:  21 April 1142) was a medieval French scholastic philosopher, leading logician, theologian, teacher, poet, composer and musician .
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Original:  21 April 1142) was a medieval French scholastic philosopher, leading logician, theologian, teacher, poet, composer and musician.
Revised:  21 April 1142) was a medieval French scholastic philosopher, leading logician, theologian, poet, composer and musician.
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Original:  He was one of the developers of the insanity defense, writing in Sito te ipsum, "Of this [sin], small children and of course insane people are untouched...lack[ing] reason....nothing is counted as sin for them".
Revised:  He was one of the developers of the insanity defense, writing in Scito te ipsum, "Of this [sin], small children and of course insane people are untouched...lack[ing] reason....nothing is counted as sin for them".
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Original: As well as offering relatively easy travel between valleys, passes also provide a route between two mountain tops with a minimum of descent.
Revised: Apart from offering relatively easy travel between valleys, passes also provide a route between two mountain tops with a minimum of descent.
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Original:  A pass may be very short, consisting of steep slopes to the top of the pass, or maybe a valley many kilometers long, whose highest point might only be identifiable by surveying.
Revised:  A pass may be very short, consisting of steep slopes to the top of the pass, or a valley many kilometers long, whose highest point might only be identifiable by surveying.
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Original: ]] A mountain pass is a navigable route through a mountain range or over a ridge.
Revised: ]] A mountain pass encompasses of a route through a mountain range or over a ridge.
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Original: ]] A mountain pass encompasses of a route through a mountain range and its exact location is denoted by the highest location in terms of altitude within that route.
Revised: ]] A mountain pass is a navigable route through a mountain range and its exact location is denoted by the highest location in terms of altitude within that route.
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Original:  These passes are marked to be important because they provide specific route through the mountain ranges as they give barrier while travelling.
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Original:  A mountain pass is usually formed naturally in between two volcanic peaks . Mountain pass is created because of glaciers, running water or rain .
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Original:  A mountain pass is usually formed naturally in between two volcanic peaks . Mountain pass is created because of glaciers, running water or rain .
Revised:  A mountain pass is usually formed naturally in between two volcanic peaks , or created by erosion from water or wind .
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Original: The monarchy of Fiji arose in the mid-nineteenth century, when native ruler Seru Epenisa Cakobau consolidated control of the Fijian Islands and declared himself King or paramount chief of Fiji ().
Revised: The monarchy of Fiji arose in the nineteenth century, when native ruler Seru Epenisa Cakobau consolidated control of the Fijian Islands and declared himself King or paramount chief of Fiji ().
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Original:  As the title was never a traditional one, and as Bauan influence did not extend to the whole of Fiji, Tanoa Visawaqa's claim to it is often viewed by historians as self-proclaimed, driven by astute ambition which would to a certain degree work to the advantage of his successor, his son Seru Epenisa, known as "Cakobau", or "destroyer of Bau" . Seru Cakobau ruled the short lived Kingdom of Fiji (1871–1874) as Tui Viti, and the title became synonymous with him.
Revised:  As the title was never a traditional one, and as Bauan influence did not extend to the whole of Fiji, Tanoa Visawaqa's claim to it is often viewed by historians as self-proclaimed, driven by astute ambition which would to a certain degree work to the advantage of his successor, his son Seru Epenisa, known as "Cakobau", or "destroyer of Bau" Seru Cakobau ruled the short lived Kingdom of Fiji (1871–1874) as Tui Viti, and the title became synonymous with him.
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Original:  As the title was never a traditional one, and as Bauan influence did not extend to the whole of Fiji, Tanoa Visawaqa's claim to it is often viewed by historians as self-proclaimed, driven by astute ambition which would to a certain degree work to the advantage of his successor, his son Seru Epenisa, known as "Cakobau", or "destroyer of Bau" . Seru Cakobau ruled the short lived Kingdom of Fiji (1871–1874) as Tui Viti, and the title became synonymous with him.
Revised:  As the title was never a traditional one, and as Bauan influence did not extend to the whole of Fiji, Tanoa Visawaqa's claim to it is often viewed by historians as self-proclaimed, driven by astute ambition which would to a certain degree work to the advantage of his successor, his son Seru Epenisa, known as "Cakobau", or "destroyer of Bau" . , ruled the short lived Kingdom of Fiji (1871–1874) as Tui Viti, and the title became synonymous with him.
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Original:  British sovereignty Seru Cakobau was the lead signatory on the deed of cession that granted Britain  sovereignty over the islands in 1874.
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Original:  British sovereignty Seru Cakobau was the lead signatory on the deed of cession that granted Britain  sovereignty over the islands in 1874.
Revised:  British sovereignty Seru Cakobau was the lead signatory on the deed of cession that granted the sovereignty over the islands in 1874.
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Original: – 6 October 1987(Republic declared) || 100px || 21 April 1926Mayfairdaughter of George VI and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon || Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, Duke of EdinburghWestminster Abbey20 November 19474 children || Living |} See also List of heads of state of Fiji Ancient Monarchy of Fiji in Roko Tui Bau
Revised: – 6 October 1987(Republic declared) || 100px || 21 April 1926Mayfairdaughter of George VI and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon || Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, Duke of EdinburghWestminster Abbey20 November 19474 children || Living |} List of heads of state of Fiji Ancient Monarchy of Fiji in Roko Tui Bau
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Original: – 6 October 1987(Republic declared) || 100px || 21 April 1926Mayfairdaughter of George VI and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon || Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, Duke of EdinburghWestminster Abbey20 November 19474 children || Living |} See also List of heads of state of Fiji Ancient Monarchy of Fiji in Roko Tui Bau
Revised: – 6 October 1987(Republic declared) || 100px || 21 April 1926Mayfairdaughter of George VI and Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon || Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, Duke of EdinburghWestminster Abbey20 November 19474 children || Living |} See also 
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Original: Origins Royal Standard of Cakobau as King of Fiji, 1871–1874 Seru Epenisa, known as "Cakobau", or "destroyer of Bau", ruled the short lived Kingdom of Fiji (1871–1874) as Tui Viti, and the title became synonymous with him.
Revised: History Royal Standard of Cakobau as King of Fiji, 1871–1874 Seru Epenisa, known as "Cakobau", or "destroyer of Bau", ruled the short lived Kingdom of Fiji (1871–1874) as Tui Viti, and the title became synonymous with him.
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Original:  Seru Cakobau was the lead signatory on the deed of cession that granted the British Empire sovereignty over the islands in 1874.
Revised:  Seru Cakobau was the lead signatory on the deed of cession that granted the British Empire sovereignty over the islands in 1874.
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Original:  Dominion In 1970, 96 years of British rule came to an end, and Fiji became an independent sovereign state within the Commonwealth of Nations.
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Original: History Royal Standard of Cakobau as King of Fiji, 1871–1874 Seru Epenisa, known as "Cakobau", or "destroyer of Bau", ruled the short lived Kingdom of Fiji (1871–1874) as Tui Viti, and the title became synonymous with him.
Revised: History Seru Epenisa, known as "Cakobau", or "destroyer of Bau", ruled the short lived Kingdom of Fiji (1871–1874) as Tui Viti, and the title became synonymous with him.
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Original: History Seru Epenisa, known as "Cakobau", or "destroyer of Bau", ruled the short lived Kingdom of Fiji (1871–1874) as Tui Viti, and the title became synonymous with him .
Revised: History Seru Epenisa, known as "Cakobau", or "destroyer of Bau", ruled the short lived Kingdom of Fiji (1871–1874) as Tui Viti, which translates as "King of Fiji" or "paramount chief of Fiji" .
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Original:  After nearly a century of British rule, Fiji became a Dominion , an independent sovereign state within the Commonwealth of Nations with Elizabeth II as head of state.
Revised:  After nearly a century of British rule, Fiji became a Dominion an independent sovereign state within the Commonwealth of Nations with Elizabeth II as head of state.
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