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Original:   "The State party should cease to detain any person at Guantanamo Bay and close this detention facility, permit access by the detainees to judicial process or release them as soon as possible," the committee said.
Revised:  " "The State party should cease to detain any person at Guantanamo Bay and close this detention facility, permit access by the detainees to judicial process or release them as soon as possible," the committee said.
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Original:  They called on the US to "ensure that no one is detained in any secret detention facility under its de facto effective control" . "This illustrates to me the dangerous nature of the men we have detained here," Rear Admiral Harris told reporters in a teleconference
Revised:  They called on the US to "ensure that no one is detained in any secret detention facility under its de facto effective control" "This illustrates to me the dangerous nature of the men we have detained here," Rear Admiral Harris told reporters in a teleconference
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Original:  They called on the US to "ensure that no one is detained in any secret detention facility under its de facto effective control" . "This illustrates to me the dangerous nature of the men we have detained here," Rear Admiral Harris told reporters in a teleconference
Revised:  They called on the US to "ensure that no one is detained in any secret detention facility under its de facto effective control" . 
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Original: ROUGH DRAFT,,, Australian Prime Minister John Howard has called for a full debate on the issue of nuclear power in Australia, which has 40 percent of the world's known reserves of uranium.
Revised:  Australian Prime Minister John Howard has called for a full debate on the issue of nuclear power in Australia, which has 40 percent of the world's known reserves of uranium.
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Original: ROUGH DRAFT,,, Australian Prime Minister John Howard has called for a full debate on the issue of nuclear power in Australia, which has 40 percent of the world's known reserves of uranium.
Revised: ROUGH DRAFT,,, Australian Prime Minister John Howard 
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Original:  Mr Howard says he wants "a full-blooded debate  in Australia about this issue and I want all of the options on the table ," he said.
Revised:  says he wants "a full-blooded debate in Australia about this issue and I want all of the options on the table ," he said.
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Original:  Mr Howard says he wants "a full-blooded debate  in Australia about this issue and I want all of the options on the table ," he said.
Revised:  Mr Howard says he wants "a full-blooded debate " in Australia about this issue and I want all of the options on the table ," he said.
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Original:  " I have a very open mind on the development of nuclear energy in my own country .
Revised:  " I have a very open mind on the development of nuclear energy in my own country ," he said. "
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Original:  That includes an open mind on whether or not Australia should in fact process uranium for the purposes of providing fuel for nuclear power in the future in Australia , if that becomes desirable, " Howard told a news conference in Canada on Friday.
Revised:  That includes an open mind on whether or not Australia should in fact process uranium for the purposes of providing fuel for nuclear power in the future in Australia ... " Howard told a news conference in Canada on Friday.
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Original:  That includes an open mind on whether or not Australia should in fact process uranium for the purposes of providing fuel for nuclear power in the future in Australia , if that becomes desirable, " Howard told a news conference in Canada on Friday.
Revised:  That includes an open mind on whether or not Australia should in fact process uranium for the purposes of providing fuel for nuclear power in the future in Australia , if that becomes desirable, " 
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Original:  Australia and Canada are two of the world's largest uranium producers and it has been a topic Prime Minister John Howard has discussed with his Canadian counterpart .  Greens leader Senator Bob Brown has described the Prime Minister's call as "a sham".
Revised:  Australia and Canada are two of the world's largest uranium producers and it has been a topic Prime Minister Howard discussed with his Canadian counterpart . Greens leader Senator Bob Brown has described the Prime Minister's call as "a sham".
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Original:  Australia and Canada are two of the world's largest uranium producers and it has been a topic Prime Minister John Howard has discussed with his Canadian counterpart .  Greens leader Senator Bob Brown has described the Prime Minister's call as "a sham".
Revised:  Australia and Canada are two of the world's largest uranium producers and it has been a topic Prime Minister John Howard has discussed with his Canadian counterpart . Greens leader Senator Bob Brown labelled the Prime Minister's call as "a sham".
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Original:  Australia and Canada are two of the world's largest uranium producers and it has been a topic Prime Minister John Howard has discussed with his Canadian counterpart .  Greens leader Senator Bob Brown has described the Prime Minister's call as "a sham".
Revised:  Australia and Canada are two of the world's largest uranium producers and it has been a topic Prime Minister John Howard has discussed with his Canadian counterpart . Greens leader Senator Bob Brown has described the Prime Minister's call "a sham".
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Original:  Senator Brown claims the Prime Minister has already made up his mind.
Revised:  Senator Brown says the Prime Minister has already made up his mind.
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Original:  Australia - one of the world's top coal producers and the Howard government has steadfastly supported the industry in the face of calls for more renewable energy , but until now it has not openly raised the idea of nuclear power.
Revised:  Australia is one of the world's top coal producers and the Howard government has steadfastly supported the industry in the face of calls for more renewable energy , but until now it has not openly raised the idea of nuclear power.
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Original:  Australia - one of the world's top coal producers and the Howard government has steadfastly supported the industry in the face of calls for more renewable energy , but until now it has not openly raised the idea of nuclear power.
Revised:  Australia - one of the world's top coal producers and the Howard government has supported the industry in the face of calls for more renewable energy , but until now it has not openly raised the idea of nuclear power.
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Original:  Australia - one of the world's top coal producers and the Howard government has steadfastly supported the industry in the face of calls for more renewable energy , but until now it has not openly raised the idea of nuclear power.
Revised:  Australia - one of the world's top coal producers and the Howard government has steadfastly supported the industry in the face of calls for more renewable energy .
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Original:  Treasurer Peter Costello, next-in-line for the prime minister's job, has said that "nuclear power would cost twice as much as coal power, adding that nuclear energy was not economically right for Australia at the present time because it had such large resources of gas and coal."
Revised:  Treasurer Peter Costello, next-in-line for the prime minister's job, has said "nuclear power would cost twice as much as coal power, adding that nuclear energy was not economically right for Australia at the present time because it had such large resources of gas and coal."
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Original:  Mr Howard told a news conference in Canada on Friday that soaring oil prices and environmental concerns from existing fossil-fuel energy are adding pressure for change.
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Original:  In comments that lift the tempo on the contentious issue, John Howard said nuclear power in this country "could be closer than some people would have thought a short while ago".
Revised:  John Howard said nuclear power in this country "could be closer than some people would have thought a short while ago".
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Original:  His Industry Minister, Ian Macfarlane, claimed it could be as early as 2020. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% "I think it is inevitable.
Revised:  Federal Industry Minister, Ian Macfarlane, claimed it could be as early as 2020. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% "I think it is inevitable.
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Original:  Mr Macfarlane said yesterday he expected the Government would soon start discussions on how to encourage grassroots debate on the issue.
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Original:  Steve Shallhorn chief executive of Greenpeace Australia Pacific said "even if there was a doubling of global nuclear energy output by 2050, it would only reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 5 per cent  "
Revised:  Steve Shallhorn chief executive of Greenpeace Australia Pacific said "even if there was a doubling of global nuclear energy output by 2050, it would only reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 5 per cent . "
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Original: --elliot_k 05:53 , 20 May 2006 (UTC) Australian Prime Minister John Howard says he wants "a full-blooded debate" in Australia about the issue of nuclear power and I want all of the options on the table.
Revised: --elliot_k 05:53 , 20 May 2006 (UTC) Australian Prime Minister John Howard says he wants "a full-blooded debate" in Australia about the issue of nuclear power . "
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Original:  "That includes an open mind on whether or not Australia should in fact process uranium for the purposes of providing fuel for nuclear power in the future in Australia..." Mr Howard told media in Canada that soaring oil prices and environmental concerns from existing fossil-fuel energy are adding pressure for change . Canada and Australia are two of the world's largest uranium producers.
Revised:  "That includes an open mind on whether or not Australia should in fact process uranium for the purposes of providing fuel for nuclear power in the future in Australia..." Mr Howard told media in Canada that soaring oil prices and environmental concerns from fossil-fuel energy are adding pressure for change . Canada and Australia are two of the world's largest uranium producers.
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Original:  "That includes an open mind on whether or not Australia should in fact process uranium for the purposes of providing fuel for nuclear power in the future in Australia..." Mr Howard told media in Canada that soaring oil prices and environmental concerns from existing fossil-fuel energy are adding pressure for change . Canada and Australia are two of the world's largest uranium producers.
Revised:  "That includes an open mind on whether or not Australia should in fact process uranium for the purposes of providing fuel for nuclear power in the future in Australia..." Mr Howard told media in Canada that soaring oil prices and environmental concerns from existing fossil-fuel energy are adding pressure . Canada and Australia are two of the world's largest uranium producers.
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Original:  Only a small majority of people support the development of nuclear power in Australia.
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Original:  Greenpeace says the Prime Minister should have used his trip to Canada to learn why  nuclear power is not a viable option.
Revised:  Greenpeace says the Prime Minister should have used his trip to Canada to learn why " nuclear power is not a viable option.
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Original:   Steve Shallhorn from Greenpeace says in Canada nuclear power has only driven up the price of electricity and created dangerous amounts of waste.
Revised:  " Steve Shallhorn from Greenpeace says in Canada nuclear power has only driven up the price of electricity and created dangerous amounts of waste.
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Original:   Steve Shallhorn from Greenpeace says in Canada nuclear power has only driven up the price of electricity and created dangerous amounts of waste.
Revised:  Steve Shallhorn from Greenpeace says in Canada nuclear power has driven up the price of electricity and created dangerous amounts of waste.
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Original:  Australia is one of the world's top coal producers and the Howard government has supported the industry in the face of calls for more renewable energy.
Revised:  Australia is one of the world's top coal producers . The Howard government have supported the coal industry in the face of calls for more renewable energy.
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Original: --elliot_k 06:54, 20 May 2006 (UTC) Australian Prime Minister John Howard says he wants "a full-blooded debate" in Australia about the issue of nuclear power.
Revised:  Australian Prime Minister John Howard says he wants "a full-blooded debate" in Australia about the issue of nuclear power.
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Original:  "That includes an open mind on whether or not Australia should in fact process uranium for the purposes of providing fuel for nuclear power in the future in Australia. ..
Revised:  "That includes an open mind on whether or not Australia should in fact process uranium for the purposes of providing fuel for nuclear power in the future in Australia. 
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Original:  Canada and Australia are two of the world's largest uranium producers . Nuclear energy has been a topic Prime Minister Howard discussed with his Canadian counterpart during a visit to the country this week.
Revised:  Canada and Australia are two of the world's largest uranium producers , and the nuclear energy issue was discussed at length during Prime Minister Howard discussed with his Canadian counterpart during a visit to the country this week.
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Original:  Canada and Australia are two of the world's largest uranium producers . Nuclear energy has been a topic Prime Minister Howard discussed with his Canadian counterpart during a visit to the country this week.
Revised:  Canada and Australia are two of the world's largest uranium producers . Nuclear energy has been a topic Prime Minister Howard 's visit to the country this week.
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Original:  Steve Shallhorn from Greenpeace says in Canada nuclear power has driven up the price of electricity and created dangerous amounts of waste.
Revised:  Mr Shallhorn said that, in Canada, nuclear power has driven up the price of electricity and created dangerous amounts of waste.
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Original:  John Howard said nuclear power in this country "could be closer than some people would have thought a short while ago ".
Revised:  John Howard said nuclear power in Australia "could be closer than some people would have thought a short while ago ".
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Original:  John Howard said nuclear power in this country "could be closer than some people would have thought a short while ago ".
Revised:  John Howard said nuclear power in this country "could be closer than some people would have thought a short while ago ."
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Original:  The policy switch has angered environmentalists and prompted a pledge from Labor to remain anti-nuclear.
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Original:  Nuclear power costs twice as much as coal power, and earlier this week the Treasurer, Peter Costello, said it was not economically right for Australia now, "because we have such proven resources of gas and coal".
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Original:  Steve Shallhorn chief executive of Greenpeace Australia Pacific said "even if there was a doubling of global nuclear energy output by 2050, it would only reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 5 per cent."
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Scientists have warned that the world needs to make large cuts in greenhouse gas emissions to avoid further climate changes.
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Original:  The Opposition's environment spokesman, Anthony Albanese, said Labor opposed nuclear power on cost, safety, waste and proliferation grounds.
Revised:  Opposition's environment spokesman, Anthony Albanese, said Labor opposed nuclear power on cost, safety, waste and proliferation grounds.
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Original: Moviegoers around the world are expected to queue into movie theaters during the opening weekend of the movie " The Da Vinci Code ," despite the disapproval of both critics and clerics.
Revised: Moviegoers around the world are expected to queue into movie theaters during the opening weekend of the movie " ," despite the disapproval of both critics and clerics.
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Original:  The film, directed by Ron Howard , is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Dan Brown , which has sold over 60 million copies worldwide.
Revised:  The film, directed by , is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Dan Brown , which has sold over 60 million copies worldwide.
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Original:  The film, directed by Ron Howard , is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Dan Brown , which has sold over 60 million copies worldwide.
Revised:  The film, directed by Ron Howard , is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by , which has sold over 60 million copies worldwide.
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Original:  The film was previewed at the Cannes film festival to mixed reviews, and critics have generally given the film a cool reception.
Revised:  The film was previewed at the to mixed reviews, and critics have generally given the film a cool reception.
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Original: Update: He has just been offerred $4000.
Revised: Update: He has just been offered $4000.
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Original:   Nelson man Shane Torrance is trying to sell his leg that got amputated because of diabeties for $3000 (NZD) to help his daughter, who also has diabetes.
Revised:  Original Story -- Nelson man Shane Torrance is trying to sell his leg that got amputated because of diabeties for $3000 (NZD) to help his daughter, who also has diabetes.
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Original: Mr Chipp said that the party had deteriorated over the past few years and that the party could have capitalised on public dissatisfaction with both the government and opposition, which he says is at it's highest level in 30 years.
Revised: Mr Chipp said that the party had deteriorated over the past few years and that the party could have capitalised on public dissatisfaction with both the government and opposition, which he says is at its highest level in 30 years.
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Original:  Under the senate electoral system in Australia, at each general election only half the senate are elected.
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Original:  Under the senate electoral system in Australia, at each general election only half the senate are elected.
Revised:  Under the senate electoral system in Australia, at each general election only half the Senate is elected.
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Original:  Maio, changed his plea to guilty during the trial, and was sentenced to 12-and-a-half years in jail, with a non-parole period of six years.
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Original:  Two sailors from the USS Boxer  and a Canadian living on the Gold Coast have been sentenced to between six and 14 years jail for bringing seven kilos of the narcotic 'ice' Australia, last June.
Revised: USS Boxer Two sailors from the USS Boxer and a Canadian living on the Gold Coast have been sentenced to between six and 14 years jail for bringing seven kilos of the narcotic 'ice' Australia, last June.
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Original:  Two sailors from the USS Boxer  and a Canadian living on the Gold Coast have been sentenced to between six and 14 years jail for bringing seven kilos of the narcotic 'ice' Australia, last June.
Revised:  Two sailors from the USS Boxer , and a Canadian living on the Gold Coast have been sentenced to between six and 14 years jail for bringing seven kilos of the narcotic 'ice' Australia, last June.
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Original:  Two sailors from the USS Boxer  and a Canadian living on the Gold Coast have been sentenced to between six and 14 years jail for bringing seven kilos of the narcotic 'ice' Australia, last June.
Revised:  Two sailors from the USS Boxer and a Canadian man living on Queensland's Gold Coast have been sentenced to between six and 14 years jail for bringing seven kilos of the narcotic 'ice' Australia, last June.
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Original:  Two sailors from the USS Boxer  and a Canadian living on the Gold Coast have been sentenced to between six and 14 years jail for bringing seven kilos of the narcotic 'ice' Australia, last June.
Revised:  Two sailors from the USS Boxer and a Canadian living on the Gold Coast have been sentenced to jail for bringing seven kilos of the narcotic 'ice' Australia, last June.
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Original:  Two sailors from the USS Boxer  and a Canadian living on the Gold Coast have been sentenced to between six and 14 years jail for bringing seven kilos of the narcotic 'ice' Australia, last June.
Revised:  Two sailors from the USS Boxer and a Canadian living on the Gold Coast have been sentenced to between six and 14 years jail for bringing seven kilos of the drug 'ice' Australia, last June.
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Original:  Two sailors from the USS Boxer  and a Canadian living on the Gold Coast have been sentenced to between six and 14 years jail for bringing seven kilos of the narcotic 'ice' Australia, last June.
Revised:  Two sailors from the USS Boxer and a Canadian living on the Gold Coast have been sentenced to between six and 14 years jail for bringing seven kilos of the narcotic 'ice' 
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Original:  Australian Federal Police (AFP) have welcomed the jail terms handed down to three men who smuggled almost $ 10 million worth of drugs into north Queensland on a US Navy ship  . AFP spokesman Jason Byrnes says : "We've taken almost seven kilos of ice off Australian streets...
Revised:  Australian Federal Police (AFP) have welcomed the jail terms handed down to three men who smuggled almost $ 10 million worth of drugs into north Queensland on a US Navy ship . AFP spokesman Jason Byrnes said : "We've taken almost seven kilos of ice off Australian streets...
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Original:  Australian police ... are  very satisfied with the three convictions and this was another great example of federal police with Customs' support targeting main offenders of drug crime against Australia and Australians ," he said
Revised:  are very satisfied with the three convictions and this was another great example of federal police with Customs' support targeting main offenders of drug crime against Australia and Australians ," he said
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Original:  Australian police ... are  very satisfied with the three convictions and this was another great example of federal police with Customs' support targeting main offenders of drug crime against Australia and Australians ," he said
Revised:  Australian police ... " very satisfied with the three convictions and this was another great example of federal police with Customs' support targeting main offenders of drug crime against Australia and Australians ," he said
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Original:  Australian police ... are  very satisfied with the three convictions and this was another great example of federal police with Customs' support targeting main offenders of drug crime against Australia and Australians ," he said
Revised:  Australian police ... are very satisfied with the three convictions and this was another great example of federal police with Customs' support targeting main offenders of drug crime against Australia and Australians .
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