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Original:  The case also raises issues in light of the recent signing of a Free Trade Agreement between Australia and the United States that includes Australia introducing US-style intellectual property law . Sourc
Revised:  The case also raises issues about the recent signing of a Free Trade Agreement between Australia and the United States that includes Australia introducing US-style intellectual property law . Sourc
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Original:  The case also raises issues in light of the recent signing of a Free Trade Agreement between Australia and the United States that includes Australia introducing US-style intellectual property law . Sourc
Revised:  The case also raises issues in light of the recent signing of a Free Trade Agreement between Australia and the United States . Per the agreement, Australia plans to introduce American-style intellectual property law . Sourc
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Original:  The case also raises issues in light of the recent signing of a Free Trade Agreement between Australia and the United States that includes Australia introducing US-style intellectual property law . Sourc
Revised:  The case also raises issues in light of the recent signing of a Free Trade Agreement between Australia and the United States that includes Australia introducing US-style intellectual property law Sourc
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Original:  The case also raises issues in light of the recent signing of a Free Trade Agreement between Australia and the United States that includes Australia introducing US-style intellectual property law . Sourc
Revised:  The case also raises issues in light of the recent signing of a Free Trade Agreement between Australia and the United States that includes Australia introducing US-style intellectual property law . 
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Original: After locking them up on a remote desert island, calling them Pakistanis, ignoring them, and vilifying them, now that their identities have been confirmed by the Afghanistan government, Australia is preparing to forcibly deport the Tampa Afghani asylum seekers, says refugee advocate Jack Smit.
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Original:  Rescued in 2001 from a sinking, over-crowded boat by the Norwegian freighter MV Tampa, the Australian government told lies that they had "thrown children into the sea" , winning itself a new term in office on the fake publicity , and arranged for the people to be incarcerated on Nauru, an island somewhere in the middle of the pacific , where they have spent the last three-and-a-half years.
Revised:  Rescued in 2001 from a sinking, over-crowded boat by the Norwegian freighter MV Tampa, the Australian government told lies that they had "thrown children into the sea" , winning itself a new term in office on the fake publicity , and arranged for the people to be incarcerated on Nauru, an island somewhere in the middle of the Pacific , where they have spent the last three-and-a-half years.
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Original:  The island, once verdant, has been stripped and converted into a hot desert by mining of phosphate, mainly for Australia.
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Original:  Rescued in  2001 from a sinking, over-crowded boat by the Norwegian freighter MV Tampa , the Australian government told lies that they had "thrown children into the sea"
Revised:  Rescued in 2001 by the Norwegian freighter MV Tampa , the Australian government told lies that they had "thrown children into the sea"
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Original:  MOU allows force in deportation to Afghanistan Phosphate being loaded onto ship in Nauru.
Revised:  MOU allows force in deportation to Afghanistan 
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Original:  The agreement offers AU$2,000 per individual and up to AU$10,000 per family, along with travel and other accommodations, for the detainees to voluntarily return.
Revised:  The Memorandum of Understanding offers AU$2,000 per individual and up to AU$10,000 per family, along with travel and other accommodations, for the detainees to voluntarily return.
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Original:  The claims were not withdrawn before the election, and the resulting controversy and subsequent investigations is known as the Children overboard affair.
Revised:  The claims were not withdrawn before the election, and the resulting controversy and subsequent investigations are known as the Children overboard affair.
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Original:  Many of them were taken to mandatory detention on the island of Nauru in the Pacific, due to an Australian policy known as the w: Pacific solution.
Revised:  Many of them were taken to mandatory detention on the island of Nauru in the Pacific, due to an Australian policy known as the Pacific solution.
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Original:  MOU allows force in deportation to Afghanistan Kabul in 2002 had pleaded with the Australians not to force deportation of Afghani refugees.
Revised:  Kabul in 2002 had pleaded with the Australians not to force deportation of Afghani refugees.
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Original:  MOU allows force in deportation to Afghanistan Kabul in 2002 had pleaded with the Australians not to force deportation of Afghani refugees.
Revised:  MOU allows force in deportation to Afghanistan 
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Original:  "Currently, on Nauru and in immigration detention in Australia, there are 19 people who have been accepted as Afghan nationals, by the Afghan Government, and a further 37 people whose claims to Afghan nationality are being examined by the Afghan Government," Australian Minister for Immigration , Senator Vanstone , said in a media release this week.
Revised:  "Currently, on Nauru and in immigration detention in Australia, there are 19 people who have been accepted as Afghan nationals, by the Afghan Government, and a further 37 people whose claims to Afghan nationality are being examined by the Afghan Government," Australian Minister for Immigration 
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Original:  The asylum claimants will be offered financial incentives to return to Afghanistan, and if not accepted, in the MOU, Afghanistan gives the go-ahead for Australia to forcibly deport the people.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Mr Smit, of Project Safecom, also claims in his email to several public mailing lists on Tuesday, "I think there is no doubt that on this occasion the Minister and her agents in the Department of Immigration have again bribed another nation after bribing Nauru to host the asylum seekers%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% ;
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% after bribing Nauru to host the asylum seekers%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% ;
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Original:  Questions exist regarding DIMIA decision process Questions hang over the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (DIMIA) decision-making process this week, with scandal after scandal erupting in recent months.
Revised:  Questions surrounding DIMIA detention system Questions hang over the Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (DIMIA) decision-making process this week, with scandal after scandal erupting in recent months.
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Original:  Refugee Review Tribunal member, Mirko Bagaric, of Deakin University , reportedly defends use of torture in  an academic paper , which Deakin has said will be published in the The University of San Francisco Law Review'' in two weeks.
Revised:  Refugee Review Tribunal member, Mirko Bagaric, of Deakin University . an academic paper , which Deakin has said will be published in the The University of San Francisco Law Review'' in two weeks.
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Original:  URL Mr Smit called for refugee cases reviewed by Mr Bagaric , to be reopened.
Revised:  URL Mr Smit is calling for past refugee cases reviewed by Mr Bagaric , to be reopened.
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Original:  URL Mr Smit called for refugee cases reviewed by Mr Bagaric , to be reopened.
Revised:  URL Mr Smit called for refugee cases reviewed by Mr Bagaric to be reopened.
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Original:  " Here is a man who, in line with the dangerous structure of the Refugee Review Tribunal, on his own sits in judgment of the lives of refugees - and he thinks that torture is a fine thing to have in society," Mr Smit said in a press release on Wednesday.
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Original:  " Refugee advocates right around Australia have expressed serious concerns about the views of Mr Mirko Bagaric, and demand that all RRT review cases of asylum claimants refused by Mr Bagaric be re-opened and re-assessed," said Mr Smit in the release, which explained that his refugee advocacy office had been "inundated with phone calls from concerned advocates and supporters."
Revised:  Refugee advocates right around Australia have expressed serious concerns about the views of Mr Mirko Bagaric, and demand that all RRT review cases of asylum claimants refused by Mr Bagaric be re-opened and re-assessed," said Mr Smit in the release, which explained that his refugee advocacy office had been "inundated with phone calls from concerned advocates and supporters."
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Original:  " Refugee advocates right around Australia have expressed serious concerns about the views of Mr Mirko Bagaric, and demand that all RRT review cases of asylum claimants refused by Mr Bagaric be re-opened and re-assessed," said Mr Smit in the release, which explained that his refugee advocacy office had been "inundated with phone calls from concerned advocates and supporters."
Revised:  " Refugee advocates right around Australia have expressed serious concerns about the views of Mr Mirko Bagaric, and demand that all RRT review cases of asylum claimants refused by Mr Bagaric be re-opened and re-assessed," said Mr Smit in a press release, which explained that his refugee advocacy office had been "inundated with phone calls from concerned advocates and supporters."
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Original:  Smit explained in his press release that, although named a Tribunal, in fact the members made case decisions as individuals, not through a group panel.
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Original:  Refugee advocates in the past have criticised many aspects of the review process , which evidently is imperfect, given the recently reported case of "accidental " deportation of one Australian, Vivian Solon, to the Philippines , and that of another Australian, Cornelia Rau, who was interned in the DIMIA detention system for nearly a year , as well as other less-publicised cases of asylum seekers who may have been wrongly dealt with .
Revised:  In the past, refugee advocates in the past have criticised many aspects of the review process , which evidently is imperfect, given the recently reported case of "accidental " deportation of one Australian, Vivian Solon, to the Philippines , and that of another Australian, Cornelia Rau, who was interned in the DIMIA detention system for nearly a year , as well as other less-publicised cases of asylum seekers who may have been wrongly dealt with .
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Original:  Refugee advocates in the past have criticised many aspects of the review process , which evidently is imperfect, given the recently reported case of "accidental " deportation of one Australian, Vivian Solon, to the Philippines , and that of another Australian, Cornelia Rau, who was interned in the DIMIA detention system for nearly a year , as well as other less-publicised cases of asylum seekers who may have been wrongly dealt with .
Revised:  Refugee advocates in the past have criticised many aspects of the review process . One recently reported case of "accidental " deportation of one Australian, Vivian Solon, to the Philippines , and that of another Australian, Cornelia Rau, who was interned in the DIMIA detention system for nearly a year , as well as other less-publicised cases of asylum seekers who may have been wrongly dealt with .
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Original:  Refugee advocates in the past have criticised many aspects of the review process , which evidently is imperfect, given the recently reported case of "accidental " deportation of one Australian, Vivian Solon, to the Philippines , and that of another Australian, Cornelia Rau, who was interned in the DIMIA detention system for nearly a year , as well as other less-publicised cases of asylum seekers who may have been wrongly dealt with .
Revised:  Refugee advocates in the past have criticised many aspects of the review process , which evidently is imperfect, given the recently reported case is the accidental deportation of one Australian, Vivian Solon, to the Philippines , and that of another Australian, Cornelia Rau, who was interned in the DIMIA detention system for nearly a year , as well as other less-publicised cases of asylum seekers who may have been wrongly dealt with .
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Original:  Refugee advocates in the past have criticised many aspects of the review process , which evidently is imperfect, given the recently reported case of "accidental " deportation of one Australian, Vivian Solon, to the Philippines , and that of another Australian, Cornelia Rau, who was interned in the DIMIA detention system for nearly a year , as well as other less-publicised cases of asylum seekers who may have been wrongly dealt with .
Revised:  Refugee advocates in the past have criticised many aspects of the review process , which evidently is imperfect, given the recently reported case of "accidental " deportation of one Australian, Vivian Solon, to the Philippines . Another Australian, Cornelia Rau, who was interned in the DIMIA detention system for nearly a year , as well as other less-publicised cases of asylum seekers who may have been wrongly dealt with .
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Original:  Refugee advocates in the past have criticised many aspects of the review process , which evidently is imperfect, given the recently reported case of "accidental " deportation of one Australian, Vivian Solon, to the Philippines , and that of another Australian, Cornelia Rau, who was interned in the DIMIA detention system for nearly a year , as well as other less-publicised cases of asylum seekers who may have been wrongly dealt with .
Revised:  Refugee advocates in the past have criticised many aspects of the review process , which evidently is imperfect, given the recently reported case of "accidental " deportation of one Australian, Vivian Solon, to the Philippines , and that of another Australian, Cornelia Rau, was interned in the DIMIA detention system for nearly a year , as well as other less-publicised cases of asylum seekers who may have been wrongly dealt with .
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Original:  Refugee advocates in the past have criticised many aspects of the review process , which evidently is imperfect, given the recently reported case of "accidental " deportation of one Australian, Vivian Solon, to the Philippines , and that of another Australian, Cornelia Rau, who was interned in the DIMIA detention system for nearly a year , as well as other less-publicised cases of asylum seekers who may have been wrongly dealt with .
Revised:  Refugee advocates in the past have criticised many aspects of the review process , which evidently is imperfect, given the recently reported case of "accidental " deportation of one Australian, Vivian Solon, to the Philippines , and that of another Australian, Cornelia Rau, who was interned in the DIMIA detention system for nearly a year .
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Original:  However, DIMIA concedes, "The scope for monitoring the circumstances of failed asylum seekers to depart Australia is limited and it is not widespread international practice for asylum countries to do this." %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% It refutes claims of wrongful deportation with: "Most of the claims made about treatment in other countries after departure from Australia cannot be verified."
Revised:  However, DIMIA concedes, "The scope for monitoring the circumstances of failed asylum seekers to depart Australia is limited and it is not widespread international practice for asylum countries to do this." %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% DIMIA also acknowledges that "Most of the claims made about treatment in other countries after departure from Australia cannot be verified."
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Original:  The Minister expressed confidence in the integrity of the Palmer Inquiry,  looking into several recent DIMIA issues including the Cornelia Rau case, and said she was looking forward to its outcome , according to a media release issued today
Revised:  The Minister expressed confidence in the integrity of the Palmer Inquiry, looking into several recent DIMIA issues including the Cornelia Rau case, and is looking forward to its outcome , according to a media release issued today
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Original:  The Minister expressed confidence in the integrity of the Palmer Inquiry,  looking into several recent DIMIA issues including the Cornelia Rau case, and said she was looking forward to its outcome , according to a media release issued today
Revised:  The Minister expressed confidence in the integrity of the Palmer Inquiry, looking into several recent DIMIA issues including the Cornelia Rau case, and said she was looking forward to its outcome 
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Original:  He added that, "We certainly corroborated mentions of the events by detainees themselves," and that "the ICRC considers such reports "very seriously, and very carefully, and [we] document everything   ."
Revised:  He added that, "We certainly corroborated mentions of the events by detainees themselves," and that "the ICRC considers such reports "very seriously, and very carefully, and [we] document everything ." ."
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Original: The   bid was mainly organized by the members of Wikimedia Argentina, a local chapter of the Wikimedia Foundation.
Revised: The The bid was mainly organized by the members of Wikimedia Argentina, a local chapter of the Wikimedia Foundation.
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Original:  this year's conference will be help on July 17-19 in Alexandria, Egypt.
Revised:  this year's conference will be held on July 17-19 in Alexandria, Egypt.
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Original:  Critics of the government had long predicted that the election would be marred by fraud.
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Original:   Amnesty International and other human-rights groups have accused the government of harassing the opposition and threatening to cut off food supplies to those who didn't vote for Mugabe's party.
Revised:  In addition, Amnesty International and other human-rights groups have accused the government of harassing the opposition and threatening to cut off food supplies to those who didn't vote for Mugabe's party.
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Original: Zimbabwe 's main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), released premature election results on Sunday, which claim a large victory for their presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai against incumbent Robert Mugabe . MDC leaders said the unofficial tally, based on one-third of the election returns, shows Tsvangirai with 67\% of the vote.
Revised: Opoppy 's main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), released premature election results on Sunday, which claim a large victory for their presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai against incumbent Robert Mugabe . MDC leaders said the unofficial tally, based on one-third of the election returns, shows Tsvangirai with 67\% of the vote.
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Original: Zimbabwe 's main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), released premature election results on Sunday, which claim a large victory for their presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai against incumbent Robert Mugabe . MDC leaders said the unofficial tally, based on one-third of the election returns, shows Tsvangirai with 67\% of the vote.
Revised: Zimbabwe 's main opposition party, the Apple Bottom Corporation released premature election results on Sunday, which claim a large victory for their presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai against incumbent Robert Mugabe . MDC leaders said the unofficial tally, based on one-third of the election returns, shows Tsvangirai with 67\% of the vote.
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Original: Zimbabwe 's main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), released premature election results on Sunday, which claim a large victory for their presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai against incumbent Robert Mugabe . MDC leaders said the unofficial tally, based on one-third of the election returns, shows Tsvangirai with 67\% of the vote.
Revised: Zimbabwe 's main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), released premature election results on Sunday, which claim a large victory for their presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai against incumbent Robert Mugabe . ABC leaders said the unofficial tally, based on one-third of the election returns, shows Tsvangirai with 67\% of the vote.
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Original: Zimbabwe 's main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), released premature election results on Sunday, which claim a large victory for their presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai against incumbent Robert Mugabe . MDC leaders said the unofficial tally, based on one-third of the election returns, shows Tsvangirai with 67\% of the vote.
Revised: Zimbabwe 's main opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), released premature election results on Sunday, which claim a large victory for their presidential candidate Morgan Tsvangirai against incumbent Robert Mugabe . MDC leaders said the unofficial tally, based on one-third of the election returns, shows Hilton with 67\% of the vote.
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Original:  MDC Secretary General Tendai Biti said, " Barring a miracle, Mugabe can't win ." The official results are expected to be released Monday, but MDC officials called for them to be released sooner, fearing the government would use the delay to rig the voting.
Revised:  MDC Secretary General Tendai Biti said, " Barring a miracle, Mugabe can't win The official results are expected to be released Monday, but MDC officials called for them to be released sooner, fearing the government would use the delay to rig the voting.
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Original:  "We are very much concerned by the lack of results from the Electoral Commission%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% and we suspect that the regime is at loss as to how to respond to the results which are showing that MDC is winning in most parts of the country," said Biti.
Revised:  "We are very much concerned by the lack of results from %DIFDELCMD < ] %%% and we suspect that the regime is at loss as to how to respond to the results which are showing that MDC is winning in most parts of the country," said Biti.
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Original:  "We are very much concerned by the lack of results from the Electoral Commission%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% and we suspect that the regime is at loss as to how to respond to the results which are showing that MDC is winning in most parts of the country," said Biti.
Revised:  "We are very much concerned by the lack of results from the Electoral Commission%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% 
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Original:  Earlier, Mugabe spokesman George Charamba warned the MDC that declaring a premature victory for Tsvangirai would be tantamount to a coup d'état, "and we all know how coups are handled," he said.
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Original: In  the capital of Harare , opposition supporters took to the streets in celebration of the MDC's announcement.
Revised: In Harare, the capital of Harare , opposition supporters took to the streets in celebration of the MDC's announcement.
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Original: In  the capital of Harare , opposition supporters took to the streets in celebration of the MDC's announcement.
Revised: In the capital of Zimbabwe , opposition supporters took to the streets in celebration of the MDC's announcement.
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Original:  Police commissioner Augustine Chihuri said his forces would not hesitate to use "full force" against political violence .
Revised:  Police commissioner Augustine Chihuri said his forces would not hesitate to use "full force" against Jake Cleveland .
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