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Original:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali       {  {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]]  .
Revised:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali { { { ] } } { { ] } }, { { ] } } { { ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]] .
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Original:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali       {  {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]]  .
Revised:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali { { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } }, { { ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]] .
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Original:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali       {  {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]]  .
Revised:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali { { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } }, { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]] .
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Original:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali       {  {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]]  .
Revised:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali { { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { }{ [ ] } },{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]] .
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Original:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali       {  {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]]  .
Revised:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali { { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } },{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]] .
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Original:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali       {  {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]]  .
Revised:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali { { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } },{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]] .
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Original:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali       {  {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]]  .
Revised:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali { { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } },{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]] .
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Original:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali       {  {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]]  .
Revised:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali { { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } },{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]] .
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Original:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali       {  {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } {  {  ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[]]  .
Revised:  Parts of the poem were quoted by others, such as Kavya-kalpalata of Amarachandra, who drew one verse, and Jalhana who included the sixth verse from the first canto in his Sukti-muktavali { { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { { ] } } { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } }{ { }{ [ ] } } ] } [[File:Inscription of the Vastupala-vihara on Mount Girnar.jpg|Inscriptions of the Vastupala-Vihara on Mount Girnar]] .
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Original:  Of the temples built by the brothers, only a few survive such as Vastupala-vihara at Girnar (1231 CE), Neminath Temple at Abu and the temple at Prabhas .
Revised:  Of the temples built by the brothers, only a few survive such as Vastupala-vihara at Girnar (1231 CE), Neminath Temple at Abu and the temple at Prabhas 
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Original:  Extensive information on their ancestry has been drawn from literary works and inscriptions ;
Revised:  Extensive information on their ancestry has been drawn from literary works and inscriptions :
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Original:  Songs and traditions, such as traditional lamentations (gāgeriva ..
Revised:  Songs and traditions, such as traditional lamentations (gāgeriva ).
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Original:  Encyclopaedia Iranica, Lion Tombstones.
Revised:  Encyclopædia Iranica, Lion Tombstones.
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Original:  or bardšir, “stone lion” in Lori Language), are a type of tombstones in the lion form, found mostly on the graves of Lor  and Qašqāʾi nomads in the west, southwest, and parts of southern Persia .
Revised:  or bardšir, “stone lion” in Lori Language), are a type of tombstone formed in the same of a lion. They are primarily found mostly on the graves of Lor and Qašqāʾi nomads in the west, southwest, and parts of southern Persia .
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Original:  or bardšir, “stone lion” in Lori Language), are a type of tombstones in the lion form, found mostly on the graves of Lor  and Qašqāʾi nomads in the west, southwest, and parts of southern Persia .
Revised:  or bardšir, “stone lion” in Lori Language), are a type of tombstones in the lion form, found mostly on the graves of Lor and Qašqāʾi nomads in the southwestern region of Iran .
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Original:  However this lion lived in  regions such as the Arjan Plain (دشت ارژن) (located about 60 kilometers to the west of Shiraz), in the mountain of Zagros and in the region of Khuzestan.
Revised:  However this lion lived in the regions such as the Arjan Plain (دشت ارژن) (located about 60 kilometers to the west of Shiraz), in the mountain of Zagros and in the region of Khuzestan.
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Original:  In fact, the lion stones are statues that were made by stonemasons and put on top of the tombstone of brave and courageous people of Bakhtiari tribe in the past.
Revised:  In fact, the lion stones are statues that were made by stonemasons and placed at the graves of people from the Bakhtiari tribe in the past.
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Original:  or bardšir, “stone lion” in Lori Language), are a type of tombstone formed in the same of a lion.
Revised:  or bardšir, “stone lion” in Lori Language), are a type of tombstone formed in the shape of a lion.
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Original:  or bardšir,  “stone lion” in Lori Language ), are a type of tombstone formed in the shape of a lion.
Revised:  or bardšir, meaning “stone lion” in Lori Language ), are a type of tombstone formed in the shape of a lion.
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Original:  or bardšir,  “stone lion” in Lori Language ), are a type of tombstone formed in the shape of a lion.
Revised:  or bardšir, “stone lion” ), are a type of tombstone formed in the shape of a lion.
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Original:  Her work has been shown at a number of fashion shows such as Fashion Speaks Regina, Western Canada Fashion Week, International Indigenous Fashion Week,  Couture Fashion Week in New York City.
Revised:  Her work has been shown at a number of fashion shows such as Fashion Speaks Regina, Western Canada Fashion Week, International Indigenous Fashion Week, and Couture Fashion Week in New York City.
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Original:  There are 537 Evenks in Mongolia (2015 census) called in  Mongolian language.
Revised:  There are 537 Evenks in Mongolia (2015 census) called in the Mongolian language.
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Original:  There are 537 Evenks in Mongolia (2015 census)  called in the Mongolian language.
Revised:  There are 537 Evenks in Mongolia (2015 census) , called in the Mongolian language.
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Original:  Morales Bermudez was forced to call a Constitutional Assembly ( which was led by Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre ) and new elections.
Revised:  Morales Bermudez was forced to call a Constitutional Assembly , which was led by Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre ) and new elections.
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Original:  Morales Bermudez was forced to call a Constitutional Assembly ( which was led by Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre ) and new elections.
Revised:  Morales Bermudez was forced to call a Constitutional Assembly ( which was led by Víctor Raúl Haya de la Torre , and new elections.
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Original:  Eventually, Belaunde was reelected   .
Revised:  Eventually, Belaunde was reelected . .
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Original:    Just five days after Velasco seized power in 1968, the General began the nationalization of the Peruvian Economy with the expropriation and nationalization of the American International Petroleum Company (IPC) oil fields located in the northern Peruvian oil port and refinery of Talara, Piura, near the Peruvian border with Ecuador, Piura , being the region where Velasco was born.
Revised:  Just five days after Velasco seized power in 1968, the General began the nationalization of the Peruvian Economy with the expropriation and nationalization of the American International Petroleum Company (IPC) oil fields located in the northern Peruvian oil port and refinery of Talara, Piura, near the Peruvian border with Ecuador, Piura being the region where Velasco was born.
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Original:  US-Peru disagreements continued over a broad range of issues including even Peru's claim to a fishing limit that resulted in the seizure of several US commercial fishing boats and the expropriation of the American copper mining company Cerro de Pasco Corporation.
Revised:  U.S.-Peru disagreements continued over a broad range of issues including even Peru's claim to a fishing limit that resulted in the seizure of several US commercial fishing boats and the expropriation of the American copper mining company Cerro de Pasco Corporation.
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Original:  However, in spite of these provocations, the U.S. responded immediately with humanitarian aid in 1970, when an earthquake killed about 50,000 persons and left over 600,000 homeless.
Revised:  However, in spite of these provocations, the U.S. responded immediately with humanitarian aid in 1970, when an earthquake killed about 50,000 people and left over 600,000 homeless.
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Original:  The Ejército del Perú had 1,200 units in total raging from T-55 Main Battle Tanks and APCs.
Revised:  The Peruvian Army had 1,200 units in total raging from T-55 Main Battle Tanks and APCs.
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Original:  The Fuerza Aérea del Perú had 90 Sukhoi 22 warplanes for combat and Antonov An-26 and An-32 transport aircraft, as well as Mil Mi-8, Mi-17, Mi-25 and Mi-26 helicopters.
Revised:  The Peruvian Air Force had 90 Sukhoi 22 warplanes for combat and Antonov An-26 and An-32 transport aircraft, as well as Mil Mi-8, Mi-17, Mi-25 and Mi-26 helicopters.
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Original:  The Marina de Guerra del Perú 's flagship was the cruiser received from the Netherlands.
Revised:  The Peruvian Navy 's flagship was the cruiser received from the Netherlands.
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Original:  The Peruvian Navy mirrored that of Chile   .
Revised:  The Peruvian Navy mirrored that of Chile . .
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Original: Relations between   the United States and Peru were tense and even hostile, as soon as General Velasco and his junta took power.
Revised: Relations between Relations between the United States and Peru were tense and even hostile, as soon as General Velasco and his junta took power.
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Original: Arsène Tchakarian (December 21, 1916 – August 4, 2018) was a French-Armenian historian, former tailor and member of the French resistance.
Revised: Arsène Tchakarian (December 21, 1916 – August 4, 2018) was a French–Armenian historian, former tailor and member of the French resistance.
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Original: FTP-MOI Category:20th-century French historians Category:Tailors Category:Commandeurs of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Officiers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques Category:Armenian Genocide survivors Category:French Armenians Category:Ottoman emigrants to France Category:Armenians of the Ottoman Empire Category:Stateless people Category:French centenarians Category:People from Sapan
Revised: FTP-MOI Category:20th-century French historians Category:Tailors Category:Commandeurs of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Officiers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques Category:Armenian Genocide survivors Category:French Armenians Category:Ottoman emigrants to France Category:Armenians of the Ottoman Empire Category:Stateless people Category:French centenarians Category:People from Sapanca Category:Armenian centenaria
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Original: 20th-century French historians Category: Tailors Category:Commandeurs of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Officiers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques Category:Armenian Genocide survivors Category:French Armenians Category:Ottoman emigrants to France Category:Armenians of the Ottoman Empire Category:Stateless people Category:French centenarians Category:People from Sapanca Category:Armenian centenaria
Revised: 20th-century French historians Category: French tailors Category:Commandeurs of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Officiers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques Category:Armenian Genocide survivors Category:French Armenians Category:Ottoman emigrants to France Category:Armenians of the Ottoman Empire Category:Stateless people Category:French centenarians Category:People from Sapanca Category:Armenian centenaria
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Original: French tailors Category:Commandeurs of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Officiers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques Category:Armenian genocide survivors Category:French people of Armenian descent Category:Ottoman emigrants to France Category:Armenians of the Ottoman Empire Category:Stateless people Category:French centenarians Category:People from Sapanca Category:Armenian  centenaria
Revised: French tailors Category:Commandeurs of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Officiers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques Category:Armenian genocide survivors Category:French people of Armenian descent Category:Ottoman emigrants to France Category:Armenians of the Ottoman Empire Category:Stateless people Category:French centenarians Category:People from Sapanca Category:Armenian centenarians Category:Men centenaria
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Original: Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Officiers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques Category:Armenian genocide survivors Category: French people of Armenian descent Category:Ottoman emigrants to France Category:Armenians of the Ottoman Empire Category:Stateless people Category:French centenarians Category:People from Sapanca Category:Armenian centenarians Category:Men centenarians Category:French Army personnel of World War
Revised: Chevaliers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Officiers of the Légion d'honneur Category:Chevaliers of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques Category:Armenian genocide survivors Category: Armenian emigrants to France Category:Ottoman emigrants to France Category:Armenians of the Ottoman Empire Category:Stateless people Category:French centenarians Category:People from Sapanca Category:Armenian centenarians Category:Men centenarians Category:French Army personnel of World War
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Original: Arsène Tchakarian ( December 21 , 1916 – August 4 , 2018) was a French-Armenian historian, former tailor and member of the French resistance.
Revised: Arsène Tchakarian ( 21 , 1916 – August 4 , 2018) was a French-Armenian historian, former tailor and member of the French resistance.
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Original: Arsène Tchakarian ( December 21 , 1916 – August 4 , 2018) was a French-Armenian historian, former tailor and member of the French resistance.
Revised: Arsène Tchakarian ( December 21 , 1916 – 4 , 2018) was a French-Armenian historian, former tailor and member of the French resistance.
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Original:  Biography Tchakarian was born to an ethnic Armenian family in Sapanca, the Ottoman Empire (present-day Turkey) on December 21 , 1916.
Revised:  Biography Tchakarian was born to an ethnic Armenian family in Sapanca, the Ottoman Empire (present-day Turkey) on 21 , 1916.
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Original:  Most recently, Tchakarian attended a ceremony in commoration of the French Resistance on June 18 , 2018.
Revised:  Most recently, Tchakarian attended a ceremony in commoration of the French Resistance on 18 , 2018.
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