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Original: Earth Economics is a 501c3 non-profit headquartered in Tacoma, Washington, United States.
Revised: Earth Economics is a 501(c)(3) non-profit headquartered in Tacoma, Washington, United States.
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Original:  Earth Economics evolved into an autonomous organization and received IRS 501(c)  3  tax exempt, public charity status in March 2006.
Revised:  Earth Economics evolved into an autonomous organization and received IRS 501(c) ( 3 tax exempt, public charity status in March 2006.
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Original:  Earth Economics evolved into an autonomous organization and received IRS 501(c)  3  tax exempt, public charity status in March 2006.
Revised:  Earth Economics evolved into an autonomous organization and received IRS 501(c) 3 ) tax exempt, public charity status in March 2006.
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Original:  See also Deep ecology Ecological economics Ecological values of mangrove Environmental economics Environmental ethics Green accounting Natural capital Natural resource economics Sustainability Steady-state economy
Revised:  See also Deep ecology Ecological economics Ecological values of mangrove Environmental economics Green accounting Natural capital Natural resource economics Sustainability Steady-state economy
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Original:  See also Deep ecology Ecological economics Ecological values of mangrove Environmental economics Environmental ethics Green accounting Natural capital Natural resource economics Sustainability Steady-state economy
Revised:  See also Deep ecology Ecological economics Ecological values of mangrove Environmental economics Environmental ethics Green accounting Natural capital Natural resource economics Sustainability 
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Original: Biography Lau was born in Vancouver, British Columbia to Hong Kong Canadian parents , who intended for her to eventually become a doctor.
Revised: Biography Lau was born in Vancouver, British Columbia to Hong Kong Canadian parents , who intended for her to become a doctor.
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Original:  She also attended Templeton Secondary School in Vancouver.
Revised:  Lau attended Templeton Secondary School in Vancouver.
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Original:  In 1986 she ran away from her unbearable existence as a social outcast and pariah in school and being a tyrannized daughter at home.
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Original:  In 1986 she ran away from her unbearable existence as a social outcast and pariah in school and being a tyrannized daughter at home.
Revised:  In 1986 she ran away from her unbearable existence as a social outcast and pariah in school and a tyrannized daughter at home.
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Original:  In 1985, at age 14, Lau left home and spent the next several years living itinerantly in Vancouver as a homeless person, sleeping mainly in shelters, friends' homes  and on the street.
Revised:  In 1985, at age 14, Lau left home and spent the next several years living itinerantly in Vancouver as a homeless person, sleeping mainly in shelters, friends' homes , and on the street.
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Original:  Despite the chaos of her first two years' independence she submitted a great deal of poetry to journals and received some recognition.
Revised:  Despite the chaos of her first two years' independence , she submitted numerous poems to journals and received some recognition.
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Original:  Lau received praise for frankly chronicling her relationships with manipulative older men, the life and habits of a group of anarchists with whom she stayed immediately after leaving home, Lau's experiences with a couple from Boston who smuggled her into the United States, her abuse of various drugs, and her relationship with British Columbia's child support services.
Revised:  Lau received praise for frankly chronicling her relationships with manipulative older men, the life and habits of a group of anarchists with whom she stayed immediately after leaving home, her experiences with a couple from Boston who smuggled her into the United States, her abuse of various drugs, and her relationship with British Columbia's child support services.
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Original:  The  film The Diary of Evelyn Lau (1993) starred Canadian actress Sandra Oh.
Revised:  The film The Diary of Evelyn Lau (1993) , starring Canadian actress Sandra Oh.
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Original:  Lau had a well-publicized romantic relationship with  University of Victoria creative writing professor and author W. P. Kinsella, more than 30 years her senior , which led to the filing of a libel case against her after she wrote a personal essay on the relationship(the essay, "Me and W.P."
Revised:  Lau had a well-publicized romantic relationship with University of Victoria creative writing professor and author W. P. Kinsella, more than 30 years her senior . After she published a personal essay on the relationship(the essay, "Me and W.P."
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Original:  , won a Western Magazine Award for Human Experience, and was shortlisted for the Gold Award for Best Article).biography Athabasca University Centre for Language and Literature Her work in magazines  won four Western Magazine Awards and a National Magazine Award;
Revised:  won a Western Magazine Award for Human Experience, and was shortlisted for the Gold Award for Best Article).biography Athabasca University Centre for Language and Literature Her work in magazines won four Western Magazine Awards and a National Magazine Award;
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Original:  , won a Western Magazine Award for Human Experience, and was shortlisted for the Gold Award for Best Article).biography Athabasca University Centre for Language and Literature Her work in magazines  won four Western Magazine Awards and a National Magazine Award;
Revised:  , won a Western Magazine Award for Human Experience, and was shortlisted for the Gold Award for Best Article).biography Athabasca University Centre for Language and Literature Her work in magazines has won four Western Magazine Awards and a National Magazine Award;
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Original:  Lau has also worked as writer-in-residence at University of British Columbia, Kwantlen University  and Vancouver Community College, and was Distinguished Visiting Writer at University of Calgary.
Revised:  Lau has also worked as writer-in-residence at University of British Columbia, Kwantlen University , and Vancouver Community College, and was Distinguished Visiting Writer at University of Calgary.
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Original:  She currently lives in Vancouver, where she is a manuscript consultant in Simon Fraser University's Writing and Publishing Program.
Revised:  Lau lives in Vancouver, where she is a manuscript consultant in Simon Fraser University's Writing and Publishing Program.
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Original:  She is the third poet held this honorary position and her plan is to offer ‘poet-in-residence consultations with aspiring poets’.
Revised:  She is the third poet to hold this honorary position and her plan is to offer ‘poet-in-residence consultations with aspiring poets’.
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Original:  She is the third poet held this honorary position and her plan is to offer ‘poet-in-residence consultations with aspiring poets’.
Revised:  She is the third poet held this honorary position ; her plan is to offer ‘poet-in-residence consultations with aspiring poets’.
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Original:  (Beach Holme, 1990) (winner of the Milton Acorn People's Poetry Award) Oedipal Dreams - (Beach Holme, 1992) (nominated for a Governor General's Award and featured in the Michael Radford film, " Dancing at the Blue Iguana " ) In the House of Slaves - (Coach House, 1994) Treble (Raincoast, 2005) Living Under Plastic (Oolichan, 2010) (winner of the Pat Lowther Award) .... A Grain of Rice (Oolichan, 2012) (shortlisted for the Dorothy Livesay Award and the Pat Lowther Award) Tumour (Oolichan, 2016)
Revised:  (Beach Holme, 1990) (winner of the Milton Acorn People's Poetry Award) Oedipal Dreams - (Beach Holme, 1992) (nominated for a Governor General's Award and featured in the Michael Radford film, Dancing at the Blue Iguana " ) In the House of Slaves - (Coach House, 1994) Treble (Raincoast, 2005) Living Under Plastic (Oolichan, 2010) (winner of the Pat Lowther Award) .... A Grain of Rice (Oolichan, 2012) (shortlisted for the Dorothy Livesay Award and the Pat Lowther Award) Tumour (Oolichan, 2016)
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Original:  (Beach Holme, 1990) (winner of the Milton Acorn People's Poetry Award) Oedipal Dreams - (Beach Holme, 1992) (nominated for a Governor General's Award and featured in the Michael Radford film, " Dancing at the Blue Iguana " ) In the House of Slaves - (Coach House, 1994) Treble (Raincoast, 2005) Living Under Plastic (Oolichan, 2010) (winner of the Pat Lowther Award) .... A Grain of Rice (Oolichan, 2012) (shortlisted for the Dorothy Livesay Award and the Pat Lowther Award) Tumour (Oolichan, 2016)
Revised:  (Beach Holme, 1990) (winner of the Milton Acorn People's Poetry Award) Oedipal Dreams - (Beach Holme, 1992) (nominated for a Governor General's Award and featured in the Michael Radford film, " Dancing at the Blue Iguana ) In the House of Slaves - (Coach House, 1994) Treble (Raincoast, 2005) Living Under Plastic (Oolichan, 2010) (winner of the Pat Lowther Award) .... A Grain of Rice (Oolichan, 2012) (shortlisted for the Dorothy Livesay Award and the Pat Lowther Award) Tumour (Oolichan, 2016)
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Original:  Lau has also worked as writer-in-residence at University of British Columbia, Kwantlen University, and Vancouver Community College, and was Distinguished Visiting Writer at  University of Calgary.
Revised:  Lau has also worked as writer-in-residence at University of British Columbia, Kwantlen University, and Vancouver Community College, and was Distinguished Visiting Writer at the University of Calgary.
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Original:  Lau has also worked as writer-in-residence at  University of British Columbia, Kwantlen University, and Vancouver Community College, and was Distinguished Visiting Writer at the University of Calgary.
Revised:  Lau has also worked as writer-in-residence at the University of British Columbia, Kwantlen University, and Vancouver Community College, and was Distinguished Visiting Writer at the University of Calgary.
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Original:  (born July 2, 1971) is a Canadian poet and novelist.
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Original:  Her father, who represented  Tamil Nadu squash team, was also her first coach.
Revised:  Her father, who represented the Tamil Nadu squash team, was also her first coach.
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Original:  The word also applies to camel riders in camel racing.  
Revised:  The word also applies to camel riders in camel racing. Jockeys are mainly male, though there are some well-known female jockeys too. The job is one that has a very high risk, as they have the risk of acquiring debilitating or life-threatening injuries.
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Original:  They must be light, typically around a weight of a weight of 100-120 lb. and physically fit.
Revised:  They must be light, typically around a weight of 100-120 lb. and physically fit.
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Original:  They must be light, typically around a weight of  100-120 lb. and physically fit.
Revised:  They must be light, typically around a weight of a weight of 100-120 lb. and physically fit.
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Original:  The colours need to be significantly different to serve this purpose and are registered by 99 each Australian state’s Principal Racing Authority (PRA).
Revised:  The colours need to be significantly different to serve this purpose and are registered by each Australian state’s Principal Racing Authority (PRA).
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Original:  She required a police escort to get to the URL Two weeks later, on 22 February at Charles Town in West Virginia, Barbara Jo Rubin became the first woman to win a race, and went on to win 11 of her first 22.
Revised:  She required a police escort to get to the paddock. Two weeks later, on 22 February at Charles Town in West Virginia, Barbara Jo Rubin became the first woman to win a race, and went on to win 11 of her first 22.
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Original:  Nikitenko then was offered a course at the Professorial Institute at Derpt University, but he declined not willing to commit the required subsequent 14-year professorial contract with the university.
Revised:  Nikitenko then was offered a course at the Professorial Institute at Derpt University, but he declined , unwilling to commit to the required subsequent 14-year professorial contract with the university.
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Original: frame|Alexander Nikitenko On 1826, he published his first article "On Overcoming the Misfortunes" in the "Syn Otechectva"("Son of the Fatherland"), for which he was given much consideration Grech and Bulgarin, and won the trust of the District Superintendant of the Education K. M. Borozdin who hired him as his secretary.
Revised: frame|Alexander Nikitenko In 1826, he published his first article "On Overcoming the Misfortunes" in the "Syn Otechectva"("Son of the Fatherland"), for which he was given much consideration Grech and Bulgarin, and won the trust of the District Superintendant of the Education K. M. Borozdin who hired him as his secretary.
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Original: frame|Alexander Nikitenko In 1826, he published his first article "On Overcoming the Misfortunes" in the "Syn Otechectva"("Son of the Fatherland"), for which he was given much consideration  Grech and Bulgarin, and won the trust of the District Superintendant of the Education K. M. Borozdin  who hired him as his secretary.
Revised: frame|Alexander Nikitenko In 1826, he published his first article "On Overcoming the Misfortunes" in the "Syn Otechectva"("Son of the Fatherland"), for which he was given much consideration by Grech and Bulgarin, and won the trust of the District Superintendant of the Education K. M. Borozdin who hired him as his secretary.
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Original: frame|Alexander Nikitenko In 1826, he published his first article "On Overcoming the Misfortunes" in the "Syn Otechectva"("Son of the Fatherland"), for which he was given much consideration  Grech and Bulgarin, and won the trust of the District Superintendant of the Education K. M. Borozdin  who hired him as his secretary.
Revised: frame|Alexander Nikitenko In 1826, he published his first article "On Overcoming the Misfortunes" in the "Syn Otechectva"("Son of the Fatherland"), for which he was given much consideration Grech and Bulgarin, and won the trust of the District Superintendant of Education K. M. Borozdin who hired him as his secretary.
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Original: frame|Alexander Nikitenko In 1826, he published his first article "On Overcoming the Misfortunes" in the "Syn Otechectva"("Son of the Fatherland"), for which he was given much consideration  Grech and Bulgarin, and won the trust of the District Superintendant of the Education K. M. Borozdin  who hired him as his secretary.
Revised: frame|Alexander Nikitenko In 1826, he published his first article "On Overcoming the Misfortunes" in the "Syn Otechectva"("Son of the Fatherland"), for which he was given much consideration Grech and Bulgarin, and won the trust of the District Superintendant of the Education K. M. Borozdin , who hired him as his secretary.
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Original:  Since 1830 had been Political Economy lecturer in Saint Petersburg University.
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Original:  Since 1830 had been Political Economy lecturer in Saint Petersburg University.
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Original:  After failing to become faculty member with the Department of Natural Law and Political Economy, he joined the department of Russian Philology in 1832 as adjunct faculty, and in 1834 as professor.
Revised:  After failing to become a faculty member in the Department of Natural Law and Political Economy, he joined the department of Russian Philology in 1832 as adjunct faculty, and in 1834 as professor.
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Original:  After failing to become faculty member with the Department of Natural Law and Political Economy, he joined the department of Russian Philology in 1832 as adjunct faculty, and in 1834 as professor.
Revised:  After failing to become faculty member with the Department of Natural Law and Political Economy, he joined the department of Russian Philology in 1832 as adjunct faculty, and in 1834 became professor.
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Original:  In 1833, Nikitenko was appointed Censor and soon was arrested for 8 days in the military jail for releasing Victor Hugo's poem «Enfant, si j'étais roi» (translated by M. Delarue).
Revised:  In 1833, Nikitenko was appointed Censor and was soon arrested for 8 days in the military jail for releasing Victor Hugo's poem «Enfant, si j'étais roi» (translated by M. Delarue).
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Original:  In 1837, he was conferred upon the degree of Doctor of Philosophy for his dissertation "On Creative Power of Poetry or Poetic Genius".
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Original:  Petersburg Academy of Sciences, and in 1855  was elected Ordinary Academician in the above department.
Revised:  Petersburg Academy of Sciences, and in 1855 he was elected Ordinary Academician in the above department.
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Original:  Petersburg Academy of Sciences, and in 1855  was elected Ordinary Academician in the above department.
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Original:  In his role of a censor, Nikitenko regularly wrote the code projects, instructions or commentaries to them in Martinist, as defined by Bulgarin, that is, in  relatively liberal spirit.
Revised:  In his role as censor, Nikitenko regularly wrote the code projects, instructions or commentaries to them in Martinist, as defined by Bulgarin, that is, in relatively liberal spirit.
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Original:  In his role of a censor, Nikitenko regularly wrote the code projects, instructions or commentaries to them in Martinist, as defined by Bulgarin, that is, in  relatively liberal spirit.
Revised:  In his role of a censor, Nikitenko regularly wrote the code projects, instructions or commentaries to them in Martinist, as defined by Bulgarin, that is, in a relatively liberal spirit.
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Original:  In 1842, Nikitenko was arrested for one night in the military jail for allowing of the short novel "A Governess" by P. Ephebovsky, containing mockery of the Feldjagers.
Revised:  In 1842, Nikitenko was arrested for one night in the military jail for allowing the short novel "A Governess" by P. Ephebovsky, containing mockery of the Feldjagers.
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Original:  Nikitenko enthusiastically welcomed the Great Reforms (political, judicial and economic reforms of Alexander II)  describing himself as a "moderate progressist".
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Original:  In 1859, Nikitenko became a member of Private Committee over Censorship, where he promoted ardently the importance of literature and petitioned to convert the extraordinary and temporary status of the institution of censorship into a permanent and regular one, as "Chief Censorship Agency" under  Minister of National Education.
Revised:  In 1859, Nikitenko became a member of the Private Committee on Censorship, where he promoted ardently the importance of literature and petitioned to convert the extraordinary and temporary status of the institution of censorship into a permanent and regular one, as "Chief Censorship Agency" under Minister of National Education.
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Original:  In 1859, Nikitenko became a member of Private Committee over Censorship, where he promoted ardently the importance of literature and petitioned to convert the extraordinary and temporary status of the institution of censorship into a permanent and regular one, as "Chief Censorship Agency" under  Minister of National Education.
Revised:  In 1859, Nikitenko became a member of Private Committee over Censorship, where he ardently promoted the importance of literature and petitioned to convert the extraordinary and temporary status of the institution of censorship into a permanent and regular one, as "Chief Censorship Agency" under Minister of National Education.
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Original:  In 1859, Nikitenko became a member of Private Committee over Censorship, where he promoted ardently the importance of literature and petitioned to convert the extraordinary and temporary status of the institution of censorship into a permanent and regular one, as "Chief Censorship Agency" under  Minister of National Education.
Revised:  In 1859, Nikitenko became a member of Private Committee over Censorship, where he promoted ardently the importance of literature , and petitioned for the conversion of the extraordinary and temporary status of the institution of censorship into a permanent and regular one, as "Chief Censorship Agency" under Minister of National Education.
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Original:  In 1859, Nikitenko became a member of Private Committee over Censorship, where he promoted ardently the importance of literature and petitioned to convert the extraordinary and temporary status of the institution of censorship into a permanent and regular one, as "Chief Censorship Agency" under  Minister of National Education.
Revised:  In 1859, Nikitenko became a member of Private Committee over Censorship, where he promoted ardently the importance of literature and petitioned to convert the extraordinary and temporary status of the institution of censorship into a permanent and regular one, as "Chief Censorship Agency" under the Minister of National Education.
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Original:  He had partially succeeded, but  received an unexpected blow when the Agency was transferred into the structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (charged in particular with police and state security tasks).
Revised:  He had partially succeeded, but he received an unexpected blow when the Agency was transferred into the structure of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (charged in particular with police and state security tasks).
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Original:  In the late 1850-ies , Nikitenko served as editor  the Journal of the Ministry of Education;
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Original:  In the late 1850-ies , Nikitenko served as editor  the Journal of the Ministry of Education;
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Original:  he sat and starting from 1857 chaired the Committee on Theater.
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Original:  His most known works on the literary history include his "Speech on Criticism" (SPb., 1842) and "Essays on the history of Russian Literature.
Revised:  His best known works on the literary history include his "Speech on Criticism" (SPb., 1842) and "Essays on the history of Russian Literature.
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Original:  His most known works on the literary history include his "Speech on Criticism" (SPb., 1842) and "Essays on the history of Russian Literature.
Revised:  His most known works on literary history include his "Speech on Criticism" (SPb., 1842) and "Essays on the history of Russian Literature.
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