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Original:  Oswego Lake, in the middle of Lake Oswego, Oregon (a Portland suburb), was an abandoned channel of the Tualatin River that was scoured by a kolk  
Revised:  Oswego Lake, in the middle of Lake Oswego, Oregon (a Portland suburb), was an abandoned channel of the Tualatin River that was scoured by a kolk . 
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Original:  Journal of Adult Development, 9, 79-94 . External links Older Americans Behavioral Health Issue Brief 11: Reaching Diverse Older Adult Populations and Engaging Them in Prevention Services and Early Interventions (2011) (PDF, 1MB) Multicultural Competency in Geropsychology Bibliography of Research and Clinical Perspectives on LGBT Aging (2008) (PDF, 99KB) Fact Sheet on Aging and Socioeconomic Status (2010) Family Caregiver Briefcase —
Revised:  Journal of Adult Development, 9, 79-94 External links Older Americans Behavioral Health Issue Brief 11: Reaching Diverse Older Adult Populations and Engaging Them in Prevention Services and Early Interventions (2011) (PDF, 1MB) Multicultural Competency in Geropsychology Bibliography of Research and Clinical Perspectives on LGBT Aging (2008) (PDF, 99KB) Fact Sheet on Aging and Socioeconomic Status (2010) Family Caregiver Briefcase —
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Original:  The lieutenant-colonel Velasco arrived in Buenos Aires on January 1804 and on August 2, the viceroy Joaquín del Pino authorized the cost of the trip with soldiers, an adviser, servants and luggage that would join him.
Revised:  The Lieutenant colonel Velasco arrived in Buenos Aires on January 1804 and on August 2, the viceroy Joaquín del Pino authorized the cost of the trip with soldiers, an adviser, servants and luggage that would join him.
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Original:  He was deposed by the congress celebrated in Asunción on June 17th, 1811.
Revised:  He was deposed by the congress celebrated in Asunción on 17 June 1811.
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Original:  He was born in Villadiego, Burgos, Spain  Early life He was the second son of Miguel Gervasio de Velasco Fernández de Humada and Josefa Gabriela de Huidobro y Mier.
Revised:  He was born in Villadiego, Burgos, Spain . Early life He was the second son of Miguel Gervasio de Velasco Fernández de Humada and Josefa Gabriela de Huidobro y Mier.
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Original:  He was baptized on August 26 on the same year of is birth in the Church of San Lorenzo Intramuros by one of his mother's relatives, the priest Pedro de Mier y Terán.
Revised:  He was baptized on 26 on the same year of is birth in the Church of San Lorenzo Intramuros by one of his mother's relatives, the priest Pedro de Mier y Terán.
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Original:  He was baptized on August 26 on the same year of is birth in the Church of San Lorenzo Intramuros by one of his mother's relatives, the priest Pedro de Mier y Terán.
Revised:  He was baptized on August 26 on the same year of his birth in the Church of San Lorenzo Intramuros by one of his mother's relatives, the priest Pedro de Mier y Terán.
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Original:  Velasco did not hide his fear of governing due to his self-descriptive lack of knowledge as recorded in an expedient from citated by historian Ezequiel Abásolo:Due to the ruinous state of the Guarani reductions after the expulsion of the Jesuits, the King Charles IV decided to create, by a Royal Decree on March 28 , 1803, a military and political government of the called "thirty towns of the old Guarani Missions".
Revised:  Velasco did not hide his fear of governing due to his self-descriptive lack of knowledge as recorded in an expedient from citated by historian Ezequiel Abásolo:Due to the ruinous state of the Guarani reductions after the expulsion of the Jesuits, the King Charles IV decided to create, by a Royal Decree on 28 , 1803, a military and political government of the called "thirty towns of the old Guarani Missions".
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Original:  For that purpose, through Royal Cédula of May 17 , 1803, he named him its governor.
Revised:  For that purpose, through Royal Cédula of 17 , 1803, he named him its governor.
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Original:  The Lieutenant colonel Velasco arrived in Buenos Aires on January 1804 and on August 2  , the viceroy Joaquín del Pino authorized the cost of the trip with soldiers, an adviser, servants and luggage that would join him.
Revised:  The Lieutenant colonel Velasco arrived in Buenos Aires in January 1804 and on August 2 , the viceroy Joaquín del Pino authorized the cost of the trip with soldiers, an adviser, servants and luggage that would join him.
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Original:  The Lieutenant colonel Velasco arrived in Buenos Aires on January 1804 and on August 2  , the viceroy Joaquín del Pino authorized the cost of the trip with soldiers, an adviser, servants and luggage that would join him.
Revised:  The Lieutenant colonel Velasco arrived in Buenos Aires on January 1804 and on 2 , the viceroy Joaquín del Pino authorized the cost of the trip with soldiers, an adviser, servants and luggage that would join him.
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Original:  After remaining stopped in Yapeyú due to the rain, Velasco arrived in Candelaria on October 8 , 1804.
Revised:  After remaining stopped in Yapeyú due to the rain, Velasco arrived in Candelaria on 8 , 1804.
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Original:  Military and political governor of the towns of the Missions Velasco was promoted to colonel on June 1804.
Revised:  Military and political governor of the towns of the Missions Velasco was promoted to colonel in June 1804.
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Original:  The controversy continued with the Viceroy del Pino, succesor of Avilés since June 1801.
Revised:  The controversy continued with the Viceroy del Pino, successor of Avilés since June 1801.
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Original:  References Category:Living people Category:Iranian grand ayatollahs Category:People of the Iranian Revolution Category:Iranian revolutionaries Category:People from Mashhad Category:Iranian Shia clerics Category:Members of the Assembly of Experts Category:Shia clerics Category:Scholars of Shia Islam Category:Iranian prisoners and detaine
Revised:  References Category:Living people Category:Iranian grand ayatollahs Category:People of the Iranian Revolution Category:Iranian revolutionaries Category:People from Mashhad Category:Iranian Shia clerics Category:Members of the Assembly of Experts Category:Shia clerics Category:Scholars of Shia Islam Category:Iranian prisoners and detaine
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Original: Records At the same time in 1997, he taught at the seminary and university for seven years,  representative of the Sunni leadership in  Sistan-Baluchistan province has been .
Revised: Records At the same time in 1997, he taught at the seminary and university for seven years, and was a representative of the Sunni leadership in Sistan-Baluchistan province has been .
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Original: Records At the same time in 1997, he taught at the seminary and university for seven years,  representative of the Sunni leadership in  Sistan-Baluchistan province has been .
Revised: Records At the same time in 1997, he taught at the seminary and university for seven years, representative of the Sunni leadership in the Sistan-Baluchistan province has been .
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Original: Records At the same time in 1997, he taught at the seminary and university for seven years,  representative of the Sunni leadership in  Sistan-Baluchistan province has been .
Revised: Records At the same time in 1997, he taught at the seminary and university for seven years, representative of the Sunni leadership in Sistan-Baluchistan province .
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Original: Willy Edwin (born 4 December 1974)  is a Malaysian rock musician best known as the co-founder and lead guitarist of the Bornean rock band Masterpiece  .
Revised: Willy Edwin (born 4 December 1974) , better known by his stage name Will Masterpiece, is a Malaysian rock musician best known as the co-founder and lead guitarist of the Bornean rock band Masterpiece .
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Original:  The origin of Jayanca has been lost in time.
Revised: History The origin of Jayanca has been lost in time.
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Original:  During his voyage, he conquered several valleys of the north coast, among them Jayanca  
Revised:  During his voyage, he conquered several valleys of the north coast, among them Jayanca . 
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Original: Biography File:IIT Kharagpur Old Building 1951.jpg|The Hijli Detention Camp (photographed in 1951) served as IIT Kharagpur's first academic building Soumitro Banerjee, born on 17 October 1960 at Kolkata in the Indian state of West Bengal, did his graduate studies at Bengal Engineering College of the University of Calcutta from where he earned a BE degree in electrical engineering in 1981 and moved to the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi to gain an MTech in Energy Studies in 1983.
Revised: Biography Soumitro Banerjee, born on 17 October 1960 at Kolkata in the Indian state of West Bengal, did his graduate studies at Bengal Engineering College of the University of Calcutta from where he earned a BE degree in electrical engineering in 1981 and moved to the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi to gain an MTech in Energy Studies in 1983.
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Original: Prediction In developing new chemotherapeutics, the efficacy of the drug against the disease is often balanced against the likely level of myelotoxicity the drug will cause.
Revised: Research In developing new chemotherapeutics, the efficacy of the drug against the disease is often balanced against the likely level of myelotoxicity the drug will cause.
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Original:  The drug was approved by the FDA on February 12, 2021 and is sold under the brand name COSELA.
Revised:  The drug was approved by the FDA on February 12, 2021.
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Original:   25px|border Belize 1981 25px|borderCanada25px|borderAlberta First Nations 1670 Rupert's Land (British Empire)
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Original:   25px|border Belize 1981 25px|borderCanada25px|borderAlberta First Nations 1670 Rupert's Land (British Empire)
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Original:  1871 25px|border British Columbia 1871 (25px|border Canada)Colony of Vancouver Island 1849 (British Empire)25px|borderManitoba First Nations 1670 Rupert's Land (British Empire)
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Original:  1821 First Mexican Empire 25px|borderGuatemala 1823 Guatemala (25px|border Federal Republic of Central America)
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Original:  25px| borderGuatemala 1841 Guatemala25px|borderHaiti Captaincy General of Santo Domingo (Spain)
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Original:  <ref> Thomæ Thomasii Dictionarium, (Ex officina Iohannis Legati, 1644) <.ref> mentioned by PtolemyPtolemy, 6.8.4 and PlinyPliny, Nat.
Revised:  Thomæ Thomasii Dictionarium, (Ex officina Iohannis Legati, 1644) <.ref> mentioned by PtolemyPtolemy, 6.8.4 and PlinyPliny, Nat.
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Original:  <ref> Thomæ Thomasii Dictionarium, (Ex officina Iohannis Legati, 1644) <.ref> mentioned by PtolemyPtolemy, 6.8.4 and PlinyPliny, Nat.
Revised:  <ref> Thomæ Thomasii Dictionarium, (Ex officina Iohannis Legati, 1644) mentioned by PtolemyPtolemy, 6.8.4 and PlinyPliny, Nat.
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Original:  At that time Mompos was a very rich city that had in its power to some Spanish soldiers, the Arm of Mompós was the most important channel of the Magdalena River and the city became important port of call for travelers and merchandise that was going into the interior of the country . Church of Santa Bárbara in 1845, Watercolor by Edward Walhouse Mark .
Revised:  At that time Mompos was a very rich city that had in its power to some Spanish soldiers, the Arm of Mompós was the most important channel of the Magdalena River and the city became important port of call for travelers and merchandise that was going into the interior of the country Church of Santa Bárbara in 1845, Watercolor by Edward Walhouse Mark .
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Original:  At that time Mompos was a very rich city that had in its power to some Spanish soldiers, the Arm of Mompós was the most important channel of the Magdalena River and the city became important port of call for travelers and merchandise that was going into the interior of the country . Church of Santa Bárbara in 1845, Watercolor by Edward Walhouse Mark .
Revised:  At that time Mompos was a very rich city that had in its power to some Spanish soldiers, the Arm of Mompós was the most important channel of the Magdalena River and the city became important port of call for travelers and merchandise that was going into the interior of the country . .
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Original: Living people Category:20th-century American dancers Category:21st-century American dancers Category:American male ballet dancers Category:African-American ballet dancers Category:African-American male dancers Category:American  adoptees Category:Dance Theatre of Harlem dancers Category:Joffrey Ballet School alumni Category:Homeless people Category:People from Brooklyn Category:People from Chattanooga, Tennessee Category:African-American Christians Category:United Church of Christ membe
Revised: Living people Category:20th-century American dancers Category:21st-century American dancers Category:American male ballet dancers Category:African-American ballet dancers Category:African-American male dancers Category:American male dancers Category:American adoptees Category:Dance Theatre of Harlem dancers Category:Joffrey Ballet School alumni Category:Homeless people Category:People from Brooklyn Category:People from Chattanooga, Tennessee Category:African-American Christians Category:United Church of Christ membe
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Original: 20th-century American dancers Category:21st-century American dancers Category:American male ballet dancers Category:African-American ballet dancers Category:  African-American male dancers Category:American male dancers Category:American adoptees Category:Dance Theatre of Harlem dancers Category:Joffrey Ballet School alumni Category:Homeless people Category:People from Brooklyn Category:People from Chattanooga, Tennessee Category:African-American Christians Category:United Church of Christ membe
Revised: 20th-century American dancers Category:21st-century American dancers Category:American male ballet dancers Category:African-American ballet dancers Category: American ballet dancers Category: African-American male dancers Category:American male dancers Category:American adoptees Category:Dance Theatre of Harlem dancers Category:Joffrey Ballet School alumni Category:Homeless people Category:People from Brooklyn Category:People from Chattanooga, Tennessee Category:African-American Christians Category:United Church of Christ membe
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Original: 21st-century American dancers Category:American male ballet dancers Category:African-American ballet dancers Category:American ballet dancers Category:African-American male dancers Category:  American male dancers Category:American adoptees Category:Dance Theatre of Harlem dancers Category:Joffrey Ballet School alumni Category:Homeless people Category:People from Brooklyn Category:People from Chattanooga, Tennessee Category:African-American Christians Category:United Church of Christ membe
Revised: 21st-century American dancers Category:American male ballet dancers Category:African-American ballet dancers Category:American ballet dancers Category:African-American male dancers Category: African-American dancers Category: American male dancers Category:American adoptees Category:Dance Theatre of Harlem dancers Category:Joffrey Ballet School alumni Category:Homeless people Category:People from Brooklyn Category:People from Chattanooga, Tennessee Category:African-American Christians Category:United Church of Christ membe
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Original: American male ballet dancers Category:African-American ballet dancers Category: American ballet dancers Category: African-American male dancers Category:African-American dancers Category:American male dancers Category:American adoptees Category:Dance Theatre of Harlem dancers Category:Joffrey Ballet School alumni Category:Homeless people Category:People from Brooklyn Category:People from Chattanooga, Tennessee Category:African-American Christians Category:United Church of Christ membe
Revised: American male ballet dancers Category:African-American ballet dancers Category: African-American male dancers Category:African-American dancers Category:American male dancers Category:American adoptees Category:Dance Theatre of Harlem dancers Category:Joffrey Ballet School alumni Category:Homeless people Category:People from Brooklyn Category:People from Chattanooga, Tennessee Category:African-American Christians Category:United Church of Christ membe
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Original:  By combining the knowledge attained from the three previous characteristics, there is enough power to apply this knowledge to reality and take action where change is necessary for the betterment of society, and human civilization.
Revised:  By combining the knowledge attained from the three previous characteristics, there is enough power to apply this knowledge to reality and take action where change is necessary and suitable for society, and human civilization.
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Original:  This concept has been developed by media and political economy scholars such as  Dallas Walker Smythe, Herbert Schiller, Graham Murdock, Peter Golding, Vincent Mosco, Dan Schiller, and Robert W. McChesney.
Revised:  This concept has been developed by media and political economy scholars such as ; Dallas Walker Smythe, Herbert Schiller, Graham Murdock, Peter Golding, Vincent Mosco, Dan Schiller, and Robert W. McChesney.
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Original:  The propaganda model can be made by anyone  who wants to advocate their thoughts.
Revised:  The propaganda model can be made by anyone , who wants to advocate their thoughts.
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Original:  The concept of this research discipline is related to other comprehensive research fields, such as genomics, proteomics, glycomics, petroleomics, ets ., where the suffix -omics is used for describing the comprehensiveness of data.
Revised:  The concept of this research discipline is related to other comprehensive research fields, such as genomics, proteomics, glycomics, petroleomics, etc ., where the suffix -omics is used for describing the comprehensiveness of data.
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Original:  anomalous activity of ion channels results in the development of various disorders, such as Parkinson ’ s and Alzheimer ’ s diseases, etc.
Revised:  anomalous activity of ion channels results in the development of various disorders, such as Parkinson ' s and Alzheimer ’ s diseases, etc.
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Original:  anomalous activity of ion channels results in the development of various disorders, such as Parkinson ’ s and Alzheimer ’ s diseases, etc.
Revised:  anomalous activity of ion channels results in the development of various disorders, such as Parkinson ’ s and Alzheimer ' s diseases, etc.
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Original:  In 2015, on the fiftieth anniversary of Gambia's independence from Britain, she was named by The Standard (Gambia) as one of "50 prominent Gambians who helped to shape the nation."
Revised:  In 2015, on the fiftieth anniversary of Gambia's independence from Britain, she was named by The Standard as one of "50 prominent Gambians who helped to shape the nation."
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Original:  Government ministers of the Gambia Category:People's Progressive Party (Gambia) politicians Category:African feminists Category:Members of the National Assembly of the Gambia Category: Women government ministers Category: Gambian activists Category:Women's rights activists Category:Alumni of Achimota School Category:Alumni of the University of Oxford Category:Gambian Christians Category:Members of the Order of the British Empire Category:20th-century women politicia
Revised:  Government ministers of the Gambia Category:People's Progressive Party (Gambia) politicians Category:African feminists Category:Members of the National Assembly of the Gambia Category: Gambian activists Category:Women's rights activists Category:Alumni of Achimota School Category:Alumni of the University of Oxford Category:Gambian Christians Category:Members of the Order of the British Empire Category:20th-century women politicia
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Original:  Government ministers of the Gambia Category:People's Progressive Party (Gambia) politicians Category:African feminists Category:Members of the National Assembly of the Gambia Category: Women government ministers Category: Gambian activists Category:Women's rights activists Category:Alumni of Achimota School Category:Alumni of the University of Oxford Category:Gambian Christians Category:Members of the Order of the British Empire Category:20th-century women politicia
Revised:  Government ministers of the Gambia Category:People's Progressive Party (Gambia) politicians Category:African feminists Category:Members of the National Assembly of the Gambia Category: Women government ministers Category: Gambian activists Category:Women's rights activists Category:Alumni of Achimota School Category:Alumni of the University of Oxford Category:Gambian Christians Category:Members of the Order of the British Empire Category:20th-century women politicians Category:Women government ministers of the Gamb
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Original: People's Progressive Party (Gambia) politicians Category: African feminists Category:Members of the House of Representatives of the Gambia Category:Gambian activists Category:Women's rights activists Category:Alumni of Achimota School Category:Alumni of the University of Oxford Category:Gambian Christians Category:Aku people Category:Members of the Order of the British Empire Category:20th-century women politicians Category:Women government ministers of the Gamb
Revised: People's Progressive Party (Gambia) politicians Category: Gambian feminists Category:Members of the House of Representatives of the Gambia Category:Gambian activists Category:Women's rights activists Category:Alumni of Achimota School Category:Alumni of the University of Oxford Category:Gambian Christians Category:Aku people Category:Members of the Order of the British Empire Category:20th-century women politicians Category:Women government ministers of the Gamb
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Original:  Her younger sister Augusta was the first female candidate to stand in a Gambian national election and later married Gambia's first President,  Dawda Jawara.
Revised:  Her younger sister Augusta was the first female candidate to stand in a Gambian national election and later married Gambia's first President, Sir Dawda Jawara.
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Original:  In 1953, she was one of five female members of a 34-member Consultative Committee to Governor Percy Wyn-Harris on constitutional reform.
Revised:  In 1953, she was one of five female members of a 34-member consultative committee to Governor Sir Percy Wyn-Harris on constitutional reform.
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