wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  Aerobic glycolysis favors anabolism and avoids oxidizing precious carbon-carbon bonds into carbon dioxide.
Revised:  Anaerobic glycolysis favors anabolism and avoids oxidizing precious carbon-carbon bonds into carbon dioxide.
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Original:  Since activated T lymphocytes display a higher uptake of glucose and prefer glycolysis from oxidative phosphorylation in aerobic conditions, this would suggest that Warburg metabolism is a physiological phenomenon that is not unique to cancer cells.
Revised:  Since activated T lymphocytes display a higher uptake of glucose and prefer glycolysis to oxidative phosphorylation in aerobic conditions, this would suggest that Warburg metabolism is a physiological phenomenon that is not unique to cancer cells.
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Original: Joseph Zenon Daigle, QC (born June 23, 1934) is a Canadian lawyer and a former politician and Chief Justice of New Brunswick.
Revised: Joseph Zenon Daigle, (born June 23, 1934) is a Canadian lawyer and a former politician and Chief Justice of New Brunswick.
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Original: Life and career Of Acadian descent, Daigle was born in Saint-Charles, New Brunswick, and educated in his native New Brunswick, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Joseph's College and a Bachelor of Civil Law degree from the University of New Brunswick before studying public international law at the University of Paris in Paris, France .
Revised: Early life and education Of Acadian descent, Daigle was born in Saint-Charles, New Brunswick, and educated in his native New Brunswick, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Joseph's College and a Bachelor of Civil Law degree from the University of New Brunswick before studying public international law at the University of Paris in Paris, France .
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Original:   In the 1974 New Brunswick general election, Daigle was elected to the Legislative Assembly as the Liberal Party candidate for the newly created riding of Kent North.
Revised:  Political career In the 1974 New Brunswick general election, Daigle was elected to the Legislative Assembly as the Liberal Party candidate for the newly created riding of Kent North.
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Original:   Daigle resigned as leader and withdrew from political life, returning to the practice of law.
Revised:  Judicial career Daigle resigned as leader and withdrew from political life, returning to the practice of law.
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Original: Early life and education Of Acadian descent, Daigle was born in Saint-Charles, New Brunswick, and educated in his native New Brunswick, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Joseph's College and a Bachelor of Civil Law degree from the University of New Brunswick before studying public international law at the University of Paris in Paris, France.
Revised: Early life and education Of Acadian descent, Daigle was born in Saint-Charles, New Brunswick, and educated in his native province. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Joseph's College and a Bachelor of Civil Law degree from the University of New Brunswick before studying public international law at the University of Paris in Paris, France.
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Original: Early life and education Of Acadian descent, Daigle was born in Saint-Charles, New Brunswick, and educated in his native New Brunswick, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Joseph's College and a Bachelor of Civil Law degree from the University of New Brunswick before studying public international law at the University of Paris in Paris, France.
Revised: Early life and education Of Acadian descent, Daigle was born in Saint-Charles, New Brunswick, and educated in his native New Brunswick, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Joseph's College and a Bachelor of Civil Law degree from the University of New Brunswick before he studied public international law at the University of Paris in Paris, France.
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Original: Early life and education Of Acadian descent, Daigle was born in Saint-Charles, New Brunswick, and educated in his native New Brunswick, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Joseph's College and a Bachelor of Civil Law degree from the University of New Brunswick before studying public international law at the University of Paris in Paris, France.
Revised: Early life and education Of Acadian descent, Daigle was born in Saint-Charles, New Brunswick, and educated in his native New Brunswick, receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Joseph's College and a Bachelor of Civil Law degree from the University of New Brunswick before studying public international law at the University of Paris in France.
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Original:  He entered private practise in 1960 and served as a provincial court judge from 1967 until 1974  when he entered politics.
Revised:  He entered private practise in 1960 and served as a provincial court judge from 1967 to 1974 when he entered politics.
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Original:  He entered private practise in 1960 and served as a provincial court judge from 1967 until 1974  when he entered politics.
Revised:  He entered private practise in 1960 and served as a provincial court judge from 1967 until 1974 , when he entered politics.
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Original:  Pitu Guli is a father of Steryo Gulev (Sterya Guli), who took part in the military units formed by the Bulgarian authorities in Vardar Macedonia during  Bulgarian occupation in World War II  to fight the antifascist Yugoslav Partisans.
Revised:  Pitu Guli is a father of Steryo Gulev (Sterya Guli), who took part in the military units formed by the authorities in Vardar Macedonia during Bulgarian occupation in World War II to fight the antifascist Yugoslav Partisans.
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Original:  Pitu Guli is a father of Steryo Gulev (Sterya Guli), who took part in the military units formed by the Bulgarian authorities in Vardar Macedonia during  Bulgarian occupation in World War II  to fight the antifascist Yugoslav Partisans.
Revised:  Pitu Guli is a father of Steryo Gulev (Sterya Guli), who took part in the military units formed by the Bulgarian authorities in Vardar Macedonia during the Bulgarian occupation in World War II to fight the antifascist Yugoslav Partisans.
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Original:  Pitu Guli is a father of Steryo Gulev (Sterya Guli), who took part in the military units formed by the Bulgarian authorities in Vardar Macedonia during  Bulgarian occupation in World War II  to fight the antifascist Yugoslav Partisans.
Revised:  Pitu Guli is a father of Steryo Gulev (Sterya Guli), who took part in the military units formed by the Bulgarian authorities in Vardar Macedonia during Bulgarian occupation in World War II , to fight the antifascist Yugoslav Partisans.
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Original:  He reportedly shot himself after Bulgaria switched sides and withdrew from Macedonia in 1944, upon the arrival of Tito's partisans in Kruševo, in despair over what he saw as a second period of Serbian dominance in Macedonia.
Revised:  He reportedly shot himself after Bulgaria switched sides and withdrew from Yugoslavia in 1944, upon the arrival of Tito's partisans in Kruševo, in despair over what he saw as a second period of Serbian dominance in Macedonia.
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Original:   Brown, K. (2003) The Past in Question: Modern Macedonia and the Uncertainties of Nation (Princeton: Princeton University Press) Nevertheless, Pitu Guli and his family were Bulgarophiles.
Revised:  <ref> Brown, K. (2003) The Past in Question: Modern Macedonia and the Uncertainties of Nation (Princeton: Princeton University Press) Nevertheless, Pitu Guli and his family were Bulgarophiles.
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Original:   Brown, K. (2003) The Past in Question: Modern Macedonia and the Uncertainties of Nation (Princeton: Princeton University Press) Nevertheless, Pitu Guli and his family were Bulgarophiles.
Revised:  Brown, K. (2003) The Past in Question: Modern Macedonia and the Uncertainties of Nation (Princeton: Princeton University Press) 
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Original:  <ref> Brown, K. (2003) The Past in Question: Modern Macedonia and the Uncertainties of Nation (Princeton: Princeton University Press)  Коста Църнушанов, Македонизмът и съпротивата на Македония срещу него, Университетско изд.
Revised:  Brown, K. (2003) The Past in Question: Modern Macedonia and the Uncertainties of Nation (Princeton: Princeton University Press) Коста Църнушанов, Македонизмът и съпротивата на Македония срещу него, Университетско изд.
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Original:  Pitu Guli is a father of Steryo Gulev (Sterya Guli), who took part in the military units formed by the authorities in Vardar Macedonia during the Bulgarian occupation in World War II, to fight the communist Yugoslav Partisans.
Revised:  Pitu Guli is a father of Steryo Gulev (Sterya Guli), who took part in the military units formed by the authorities in Vardar Macedonia during the Bulgarian administration in World War II, to fight the communist Yugoslav Partisans.
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Original:  Source: Bulgarian Archives State Agency In March 1903, he began commanding a revolutionary squad, crossing the Bulgarian-Ottoman border heading for Kruševo.
Revised:  Source: Archives State Agency In March 1903, he began commanding a revolutionary squad, crossing the Bulgarian-Ottoman border heading for Kruševo.
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Original:  Source:  Archives State Agency In March 1903, he began commanding a revolutionary squad, crossing the Bulgarian-Ottoman border heading for Kruševo.
Revised:  Source: Bulgarian Archives State Agency In March 1903, he began commanding a revolutionary squad, crossing the Bulgarian-Ottoman border heading for Kruševo.
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Original: Rachid Natouri ( born February 26, 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria ) is a retired Algerian football player who played as a right-wing.
Revised: Rachid Natouri ( February 26, 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria ) is a retired Algerian football player who played as a right-wing.
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Original: Marc Barreaud, Dictionnaire des footballeurs étrangers du championnat professionnel français ( 1932-1997 ), l'Harmattan, 1997.
Revised: Marc Barreaud, Dictionnaire des footballeurs étrangers du championnat professionnel français ( 1932–1997 ), l'Harmattan, 1997.
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Original: 1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963-1968 AC Angoulême 1968-1969 FC Chaumont 1969-1970 US Boulogne 1970-1972 FC Metz 1972-1973 ES Troyes AC 1973-1975 AC Ajaccio 1975-1980 Blois AAJ Category:
Revised: 1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963–1968 AC Angoulême 1968-1969 FC Chaumont 1969-1970 US Boulogne 1970-1972 FC Metz 1972-1973 ES Troyes AC 1973-1975 AC Ajaccio 1975-1980 Blois AAJ Category:
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Original: 1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963-1968 AC Angoulême 1968-1969 FC Chaumont 1969-1970 US Boulogne 1970-1972 FC Metz 1972-1973 ES Troyes AC 1973-1975 AC Ajaccio 1975-1980 Blois AAJ Category:
Revised: 1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963-1968 AC Angoulême 1968–1969 FC Chaumont 1969–1970 US Boulogne 1970–1972 FC Metz 1972–1973 ES Troyes AC 1973-1975 AC Ajaccio 1975-1980 Blois AAJ Category:
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Original: 1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963-1968 AC Angoulême 1968-1969 FC Chaumont 1969-1970 US Boulogne 1970-1972 FC Metz 1972-1973 ES Troyes AC 1973-1975 AC Ajaccio 1975-1980 Blois AAJ Category:
Revised: 1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963-1968 AC Angoulême 1968-1969 FC Chaumont 1969-1970 US Boulogne 1970-1972 FC Metz 1972-1973 ES Troyes AC 1973–1975 AC Ajaccio 1975–1980 Blois AAJ Category:
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Original: 1946 births Category:  AC Ajaccio players Category:Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:Angoulême CFC players Category:FC Metz players Category:JSM Béjaïa players Category:Ligue 1 players Category:Ligue 2 players Category:Living people Category:Kabyle people Category:Troyes AC players Category:US Boulogne players Category:People from Béja
Revised: 1946 births Category: AC Ajaccio players Category:Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:Angoulême CFC players Category:FC Metz players Category:JSM Béjaïa players Category:Ligue 1 players Category:Ligue 2 players Category:Kabyle people Category:Troyes AC players Category:US Boulogne players Category:People from Béja
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Original: Rachid Natouri (February 26, 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria – May 13, URL was a Algerian football player who played as a right-wing.
Revised: Rachid Natouri (February 26, 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria – May 13, URL was an Algerian football player who played as a right-wing.
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Original: Rachid Natouri ( February 26 , 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria – May 13 , 2017) was an Algerian football player who played as a right-wing .
Revised: Rachid Natouri ( 26 , 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria – May 13 , 2017) was an Algerian football player who played as a right-wing .
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Original: Rachid Natouri ( February 26 , 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria – May 13 , 2017) was an Algerian football player who played as a right-wing .
Revised: Rachid Natouri ( February 26 , 1946 – May 13 , 2017) was an Algerian football player who played as a right-wing .
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Original: Rachid Natouri ( February 26 , 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria – May 13 , 2017) was an Algerian football player who played as a right-wing .
Revised: Rachid Natouri ( February 26 , 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria – 13 , 2017) was an Algerian football player who played as a right-wing .
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Original: Rachid Natouri ( February 26 , 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria – May 13 , 2017) was an Algerian football player who played as a right-wing .
Revised: Rachid Natouri ( February 26 , 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria – May 13 , 2017) was an Algerian footballer who played as a right-wing .
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Original: Rachid Natouri ( February 26 , 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria – May 13 , 2017) was an Algerian football player who played as a right-wing .
Revised: Rachid Natouri ( February 26 , 1946 in Béjaïa, Algeria – May 13 , 2017) was an Algerian football player who played as a right winger .
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Original: –1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963–1968 AC Angoulême 1968–1969 FC Chaumont 1969–1970 US Boulogne 1970–1972 FC Metz 1972–1973 ES Troyes AC 1973–1975 AC Ajaccio 1975–1980 Blois AAJ Honours Runner-up of the Ligue 2 Championship with ES Troyes AC in 1973 Has 5 caps and 1 goal for the Algerian National Team Category:
Revised: –1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963–1968 AC Angoulême 1968–1969 FC Chaumont 1969–1970 US Boulogne 1970–1972 FC Metz 1972–1973 ES Troyes AC 1973–1975 AC Ajaccio 1975–1980 Blois AAJ Honours Troyes Ligue 2 Championship with ES Troyes AC in 1973 Has 5 caps and 1 goal for the Algerian National Team Category:
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Original: –1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963–1968 AC Angoulême 1968–1969 FC Chaumont 1969–1970 US Boulogne 1970–1972 FC Metz 1972–1973 ES Troyes AC 1973–1975 AC Ajaccio 1975–1980 Blois AAJ Honours Runner-up of the Ligue 2 Championship with ES Troyes AC in 1973 Has 5 caps and 1 goal for the Algerian National Team Category:
Revised: –1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963–1968 AC Angoulême 1968–1969 FC Chaumont 1969–1970 US Boulogne 1970–1972 FC Metz 1972–1973 ES Troyes AC 1973–1975 AC Ajaccio 1975–1980 Blois AAJ Honours Runner-up of the Ligue 2 runner-up: 1973 Has 5 caps and 1 goal for the Algerian National Team Category:
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Original: –1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963–1968 AC Angoulême 1968–1969 FC Chaumont 1969–1970 US Boulogne 1970–1972 FC Metz 1972–1973 ES Troyes AC 1973–1975 AC Ajaccio 1975–1980 Blois AAJ Honours Runner-up of the Ligue 2 Championship with ES Troyes AC in 1973 Has 5 caps and 1 goal for the Algerian National Team Category:
Revised: –1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963–1968 AC Angoulême 1968–1969 FC Chaumont 1969–1970 US Boulogne 1970–1972 FC Metz 1972–1973 ES Troyes AC 1973–1975 AC Ajaccio 1975–1980 Blois AAJ Honours Runner-up of the Ligue 2 Championship with ES Troyes AC in 1973 Algeria 5 caps and 1 goal for the Algerian National Team Category:
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Original: –1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963–1968 AC Angoulême 1968–1969 FC Chaumont 1969–1970 US Boulogne 1970–1972 FC Metz 1972–1973 ES Troyes AC 1973–1975 AC Ajaccio 1975–1980 Blois AAJ Honours Runner-up of the Ligue 2 Championship with ES Troyes AC in 1973 Has 5 caps and 1 goal for the Algerian National Team Category:
Revised: –1963 JSM Béjaïa 1963–1968 AC Angoulême 1968–1969 FC Chaumont 1969–1970 US Boulogne 1970–1972 FC Metz 1972–1973 ES Troyes AC 1973–1975 AC Ajaccio 1975–1980 Blois AAJ Honours Runner-up of the Ligue 2 Championship with ES Troyes AC in 1973 Has 5 caps and 1 goal Category:
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Original: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:  Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
Revised: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: Kabyle people Category:Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association football wingers Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category: Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
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Original: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:  Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
Revised: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
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Original: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:  Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
Revised: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category: Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
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Original: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:  Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
Revised: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category: Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
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Original: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:  Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
Revised: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category: Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: FC Metz players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
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Original: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:  Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
Revised: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category: Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
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Original: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:  Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
Revised: 1946 births Category:2017 deaths Category: AC Ajaccio players Category: Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category: Angoulême CFC players Category: FC Metz players Category: JSM Béjaïa players Category: Ligue 1 players Category: Ligue 2 players Category: Kabyle people Category: Troyes AC players Category: US Boulogne players Category: Category:Association footballers not categorized by positi
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Original: Kabyle people Category:Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association football wingers Category:Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:JSM Béjaïa players Category:Angoulême Charente FC players Category:Marignane Gignac F.C. players Category:US Boulogne players Category:AC Ajaccio players Category:FC Metz players Category:ES Troyes AC players Category:Pays d'Aix FC players Category:Blois Football 41 players Category:Ligue 1 players Category:Ligue 2 playe
Revised: Kabyle people Category:Footballers from Béjaïa Category:Association football wingers Category:Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:JSM Béjaïa players Category:Angoulême Charente FC players Category:Marignane Gignac F.C. players Category:US Boulogne players Category:AC Ajaccio players Category:FC Metz players Category:ES Troyes AC players Category:Pays d'Aix FC players Category:Blois Football 41 players Category:Ligue 1 players Category:Ligue 2 players Category:21st-century Algerian peop
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