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Original:  this justifies the decision to be located off-site from the Games  .
Revised:  this justifying their decision to be located off-site from the Games .
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Original:  this justifies the decision to be located off-site from the Games  .
Revised:  this justifies the decision to be located away from the Games .
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Original:  this justifies the decision to be located off-site from the Games  .
Revised:  this justifies the decision to be located off-site from the Games site .
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Original:  The APC has an English language paper media guide and an online one.
Revised:  The APC provides both an English-language paper media guide and an online one.
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Original:  Instead,  made their media guide available online, with plans to release it on a at a later date.
Revised:  Instead, they made their media guide available online, with plans to release it on a at a later date.
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Original:  According to APC representative Tony Naar, they have close relationships with all the media organizations who sent reporters to London ;
Revised:  According to APC representative Tony Naar, they have close relationships with all the media organizations who sent reporters to London ,
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Original:  Team Great Britain and  Papua New Guinea Paralympic Committee are also both located offsite, and both National Paralympic Committees have printed and online versions of their media guide.
Revised:  Team and Papua New Guinea Paralympic Committee are also both located offsite, and both National Paralympic Committees have printed and online versions of their media guide.
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Original:  Team Great Britain and  Papua New Guinea Paralympic Committee are also both located offsite, and both National Paralympic Committees have printed and online versions of their media guide.
Revised:  Team Great Britain and w| Papua New Guinea Paralympic Committee are also both located offsite, and both National Paralympic Committees have printed and online versions of their media guide.
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Original: London, England — When the four competitors from Côte d'Ivoire enter the Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Summer Paralympics Opening Ceremony, they will be the fifth group of competitors to have represented their country at the Paralympic Games.
Revised: London, England — When the four competitors from enter London's Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Summer Paralympics Opening Ceremony, they will be the fifth group of competitors to have represented their country at the Paralympic Games.
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Original: border|Flag of Côte d'Ivoire London, England — When the four competitors from enter London's Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Summer Paralympics Opening Ceremony, they will be the fifth group of competitors to have represented their country at the Paralympic Games.
Revised: border|Flag of Côte d'Ivoire , — When the four competitors from enter London's Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Summer Paralympics Opening Ceremony, they will be the fifth group of competitors to have represented their country at the Paralympic Games.
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Original: border|Flag of Côte d'Ivoire London, England — When the four competitors from enter London's Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Summer Paralympics Opening Ceremony, they will be the fifth group of competitors to have represented their country at the Paralympic Games.
Revised: border|Flag of Côte d'Ivoire London, England — When four competitors from enter London's Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Summer Paralympics Opening Ceremony, they will be the fifth group of competitors to have represented their country at the Paralympic Games.
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Original: border|Flag of Côte d'Ivoire London, England — When the four competitors from enter London's Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Summer Paralympics Opening Ceremony, they will be the fifth group of competitors to have represented their country at the Paralympic Games.
Revised: border|Flag of Côte d'Ivoire London, England — When the four competitors from enter London's Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Summer Paralympics Opening Ceremony, they will be the fifth group of competitors having represented their country at the Paralympic Games.
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Original: border|Flag of Côte d'Ivoire London, England — When the four competitors from enter London's Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Summer Paralympics Opening Ceremony, they will be the fifth group of competitors to have represented their country at the Paralympic Games.
Revised: border|Flag of Côte d'Ivoire London, England — When the four competitors from enter London's Olympic Stadium for the 2012 Summer Paralympics Opening Ceremony, they will be the fifth group of competitors to have represented their country at the Games.
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Original:   Addoh Kimou and Kouame Jean-luc Noumbo will represent Côte d'Ivoire in athletics, with Kimou competing in the men's T46 200m and 400m events, and Noumbo in the men's T46 100m and 200m events . Powerlifters Alidou Diamoutene and Carine Cynthia Amandine Tchei round out the country's delegation, with Diamoutene competing in the men's 52kg event and Tchei in the women's 67.50 kg event.
Revised:  Addoh Kimou and Kouame Jean-luc Noumbo are to represent their coutry in athletics, with Kimou competing in the men's T46 200m and 400m events, and Noumbo in the men's T46 100m and 200m events . Powerlifters Alidou Diamoutene and Carine Cynthia Amandine Tchei round out the country's delegation, with Diamoutene competing in the men's 52kg event and Tchei in the women's 67.50 kg event.
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Original:   Addoh Kimou and Kouame Jean-luc Noumbo will represent Côte d'Ivoire in athletics, with Kimou competing in the men's T46 200m and 400m events, and Noumbo in the men's T46 100m and 200m events . Powerlifters Alidou Diamoutene and Carine Cynthia Amandine Tchei round out the country's delegation, with Diamoutene competing in the men's 52kg event and Tchei in the women's 67.50 kg event.
Revised:  Addoh Kimou and Kouame Jean-luc Noumbo will represent Côte d'Ivoire in athletics, Kimou competing in the men's T46 200m and 400m events, and Noumbo in the men's T46 100m and 200m events . Powerlifters Alidou Diamoutene and Carine Cynthia Amandine Tchei round out the country's delegation, with Diamoutene competing in the men's 52kg event and Tchei in the women's 67.50 kg event.
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Original:   Addoh Kimou and Kouame Jean-luc Noumbo will represent Côte d'Ivoire in athletics, with Kimou competing in the men's T46 200m and 400m events, and Noumbo in the men's T46 100m and 200m events . Powerlifters Alidou Diamoutene and Carine Cynthia Amandine Tchei round out the country's delegation, with Diamoutene competing in the men's 52kg event and Tchei in the women's 67.50 kg event.
Revised:  Addoh Kimou and Kouame Jean-luc Noumbo will represent Côte d'Ivoire in athletics, with Kimou competing in the men's T46 200 and 400 metre events, Noumbo in the men's T46 100m and 200m events . Powerlifters Alidou Diamoutene and Carine Cynthia Amandine Tchei round out the country's delegation, with Diamoutene competing in the men's 52kg event and Tchei in the women's 67.50 kg event.
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Original:   Addoh Kimou and Kouame Jean-luc Noumbo will represent Côte d'Ivoire in athletics, with Kimou competing in the men's T46 200m and 400m events, and Noumbo in the men's T46 100m and 200m events . Powerlifters Alidou Diamoutene and Carine Cynthia Amandine Tchei round out the country's delegation, with Diamoutene competing in the men's 52kg event and Tchei in the women's 67.50 kg event.
Revised:  Addoh Kimou and Kouame Jean-luc Noumbo will represent Côte d'Ivoire in athletics, with Kimou competing in the men's T46 200m and 400m events, and Noumbo in the men's T46 100 and 200 metres . Powerlifters Alidou Diamoutene and Carine Cynthia Amandine Tchei round out the country's delegation, with Diamoutene competing in the men's 52kg event and Tchei in the women's 67.50 kg event.
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Original:  While Côte d'Ivoire has four Paralympic medals , three gold and one bronze  all in athletics , they have not medaled since the when Oumar Basakoulba Kone earned a gold and Fernand Kra Koffi a bronzein the 800m
Revised:  While Côte d'Ivoire has four Paralympic medals —three golds and one bronze all in athletics , they have not medaled since the when Oumar Basakoulba Kone earned a gold and Fernand Kra Koffi a bronzein the 800m
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Original:  While Côte d'Ivoire has four Paralympic medals , three gold and one bronze  all in athletics , they have not medaled since the when Oumar Basakoulba Kone earned a gold and Fernand Kra Koffi a bronzein the 800m
Revised:  While Côte d'Ivoire has four Paralympic medals , three gold and one bronze , all in athletics , they have not medaled since the when Oumar Basakoulba Kone earned a gold and Fernand Kra Koffi a bronzein the 800m
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Original:  While Côte d'Ivoire has four Paralympic medals , three gold and one bronze  all in athletics , they have not medaled since the when Oumar Basakoulba Kone earned a gold and Fernand Kra Koffi a bronzein the 800m
Revised:  While Côte d'Ivoire has four Paralympic medals , three gold and one bronze all in athletics — they have not medaled since the when Oumar Basakoulba Kone earned a gold and Fernand Kra Koffi a bronzein the 800m
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Original:  While Côte d'Ivoire has four Paralympic medals , three gold and one bronze  all in athletics , they have not medaled since the when Oumar Basakoulba Kone earned a gold and Fernand Kra Koffi a bronzein the 800m
Revised:  While Côte d'Ivoire has four Paralympic medals , three gold and one bronze all in athletics , they have not finished in a medal spot since the when Oumar Basakoulba Kone earned a gold and Fernand Kra Koffi a bronzein the 800m
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Original:  While Côte d'Ivoire has four Paralympic medals , three gold and one bronze  all in athletics , they have not medaled since the when Oumar Basakoulba Kone earned a gold and Fernand Kra Koffi a bronzein the 800m
Revised:  While Côte d'Ivoire has four Paralympic medals , three gold and one bronze all in athletics , they have not medaled since the when Oumar Basakoulba Kone took gold, and Fernand Kra Koffi a bronzein the 800m
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Original:  While Côte d'Ivoire has four Paralympic medals , three gold and one bronze  all in athletics , they have not medaled since the when Oumar Basakoulba Kone earned a gold and Fernand Kra Koffi a bronzein the 800m
Revised:  While Côte d'Ivoire has four Paralympic medals , three gold and one bronze all in athletics , they have not medaled since the when Oumar Basakoulba Kone earned a gold and Fernand Kra Koffi bronze, in the 800 metres
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Original:  Addoh Kimou and Kouame Jean-luc Noumbo are to represent their coutry in athletics, Kimou competing in the men's T46 200 and 400 metre events, Noumbo in the men's T46 100 and 200 metres.
Revised:  Addoh Kimou and Kouame Jean-luc Noumbo are to represent their country in athletics, Kimou competing in the men's T46 200 and 400 metre events, Noumbo in the men's T46 100 and 200 metres.
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Original: Last Saturday, August 25, 2012, was appointed as the of the becoming the first female to hold the post.
Revised: Last Saturday, was appointed as the of the becoming the first female to hold the post.
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Original: Last Saturday, was appointed as the of the becoming the first female to hold the post.
Revised: Last Saturday, was appointed as the of the becoming the first woman to hold the post.
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Original:  At the age of 52, she would serve in one of the longest terms for the office , which has a retirement age of 70 years old .
Revised:  At the age of 52, she would serve in one of the longest terms for the office .
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Original:  She had taught at the for 19 year
Revised:  She had taught at the for nineteen year
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Original: One of the biggest domestic banks in the United States, Bank of America  has admitted to losing computer tapes containing 1.2 million federal employee accounts, including several American senators in a statement by the bank.
Revised: One of the biggest domestic banks in the United States, Bank of America , has admitted to losing computer tapes containing 1.2 million federal employee accounts, including several American senators in a statement by the bank.
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Original: One of the biggest domestic banks in the United States, Bank of America  has admitted to losing computer tapes containing 1.2 million federal employee accounts, including several American senators in a statement by the bank.
Revised: One of the biggest domestic banks in the United States, Bank of America has admitted to losing computer tapes containing 1.2 million federal employee accounts, including the accounts of several U.S. senators, in a statement by the bank.
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Original:  According to the Pentagon, most of the accounts belong to staff and civilians in the Defence department .
Revised:  According to the Pentagon, most of the accounts belong to staff and civilians in the Department of Defense .
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Original:  Currently, the American Secret Services are looking in the matter, a federal agency whose brief includes investigations of serious financial crime such as this.
Revised:  Currently, the U.S. secret services are looking in the matter, a federal agency whose brief includes investigations of serious financial crime such as this.
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Original:  All the parties concerned are worrying about possible identity theft as it contained valuable information such as bank account numbers, names and addresses
Revised:  All parties concerned are worrying about possible identity theft as it contained valuable information such as bank account numbers, names and addresses
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Original: London, England — When Marcel Houssimoli enters London's Olympic Stadium tomorrow night , he will become the only competitor from  at the 2012 Summer Paralympics to represent his country .
Revised: London, England — When Marcel Houssimoli enters London's Olympic Stadium tomorrow night , he will be the only competitor from at the 2012 Summer Paralympics to represent his country .
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Original: London, England — When Marcel Houssimoli enters London's Olympic Stadium tomorrow night , he will become the only competitor from  at the 2012 Summer Paralympics to represent his country .
Revised: London, England — When Marcel Houssimoli enters London's Olympic Stadium tomorrow night , he will become the only competitor from to represent his country at the 2012 Summer Paralympics to represent his country .
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Original: London, England — When Marcel Houssimoli enters London's Olympic Stadium tomorrow night , he will become the only competitor from  at the 2012 Summer Paralympics to represent his country .
Revised: London, England — When Marcel Houssimoli enters London's Olympic Stadium tomorrow night , he will become the only competitor from at the 2012 Summer Paralympics .
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Original:  The Games are only the third time  Vanuatu has sent a competitor , with George Kalkaua and Mary Mali Ramel representing the country at the in javelin and Tom Tete representing the country at the in powerlifting.
Revised:  The 2012 Games will be only the third time Vanuatu has sent a competitor , with George Kalkaua and Mary Mali Ramel representing the country at the in javelin and Tom Tete representing the country at the in powerlifting.
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Original:  The Games are only the third time  Vanuatu has sent a competitor , with George Kalkaua and Mary Mali Ramel representing the country at the in javelin and Tom Tete representing the country at the in powerlifting.
Revised:  The Games are only the third time that Vanuatu has sent a competitor , with George Kalkaua and Mary Mali Ramel representing the country at the in javelin and Tom Tete representing the country at the in powerlifting.
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Original:  The Games are only the third time  Vanuatu has sent a competitor , with George Kalkaua and Mary Mali Ramel representing the country at the in javelin and Tom Tete representing the country at the in powerlifting.
Revised:  The Games are only the third time Vanuatu has sent a team , with George Kalkaua and Mary Mali Ramel representing the country at the in javelin and Tom Tete representing the country at the in powerlifting.
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Original:  The based Houssimoli will compete  the men's  100m, 200m and 400m events.
Revised:  The based Houssimoli will compete in the men's 100m, 200m and 400m events.
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Original:  The based Houssimoli will compete  the men's  100m, 200m and 400m events.
Revised:  The based Houssimoli will compete the men's running in the 100m, 200m and 400m events.
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Original:   Just getting from his home to London required a lot as he flew from Santo to the capital of , flew to , caught another flight to before finally getting a plane to London .
Revised:  Just getting from his home to London required a lot as he flew from Santo to the capital of , flew to , caught another flight to before finally getting a plane to London 
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Original:  Athletics at the 2012 Summer Paralympics start on Thursday
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Original:  The Canadians also discussed how the movement in the country has grown since the and increases in government spending on Paralympic sport  [[
Revised:  The Canadians also discussed how the movement in the country has grown since the and increases in government spending on Paralympic sport . [[
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Original: the and increases in government spending on Paralympic sport . picture select|width=510px%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% |500px|center|Canadian Paralympic Committee President Henry Storgaard and Media Officer Alison Korn |500px|center|Assistant Chef de Mission Elizabeth Walker-Young and flag bearer Garett Hickling |500px|center|First time boccia Paralympian Marco Dispaltro and four time wheelchair athletics competitor Diane Roy |500px|center|Media Officer Alison Korn | File:
Revised: the and increases in government spending on Paralympic sport picture select|width=510px%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% |500px|center|Canadian Paralympic Committee President Henry Storgaard and Media Officer Alison Korn |500px|center|Assistant Chef de Mission Elizabeth Walker-Young and flag bearer Garett Hickling |500px|center|First time boccia Paralympian Marco Dispaltro and four time wheelchair athletics competitor Diane Roy |500px|center|Media Officer Alison Korn | File:
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Original: the and increases in government spending on Paralympic sport . picture select|width=510px%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% |500px|center|Canadian Paralympic Committee President Henry Storgaard and Media Officer Alison Korn |500px|center|Assistant Chef de Mission Elizabeth Walker-Young and flag bearer Garett Hickling |500px|center|First time boccia Paralympian Marco Dispaltro and four time wheelchair athletics competitor Diane Roy |500px|center|Media Officer Alison Korn | File:
Revised: the and increases in government spending on Paralympic sport . %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% |500px|center|Canadian Paralympic Committee President Henry Storgaard and Media Officer Alison Korn |500px|center|Assistant Chef de Mission Elizabeth Walker-Young and flag bearer Garett Hickling |500px|center|First time boccia Paralympian Marco Dispaltro and four time wheelchair athletics competitor Diane Roy |500px|center|Media Officer Alison Korn | File:
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Original: London, England — Tuesday, the Canadian Paralympic Committee held its first press conference for the Games , with the Chef de Mission, flag bearer, a first time Paralympian  and a four time wheelchair racer talking about where Canada is likely to earn medals.
Revised: London, England — Tuesday, the Committee held its first press conference for the Games , with the Chef de Mission, flag bearer, a first time Paralympian and a four time wheelchair racer talking about where Canada is likely to earn medals.
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Original: London, England — Tuesday, the Canadian Paralympic Committee held its first press conference for the Games , with the Chef de Mission, flag bearer, a first time Paralympian  and a four time wheelchair racer talking about where Canada is likely to earn medals.
Revised: London, England — Tuesday, the Canadian Paralympic Committee held its first press conference for the , with the Chef de Mission, flag bearer, a first time Paralympian and a four time wheelchair racer talking about where Canada is likely to earn medals.
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Original: London, England — Tuesday, the Canadian Paralympic Committee held its first press conference for the Games , with the Chef de Mission, flag bearer, a first time Paralympian  and a four time wheelchair racer talking about where Canada is likely to earn medals.
Revised: London, England — Tuesday, the Canadian Paralympic Committee held its first press conference for the Games , with the Chef de Mission, flag bearer, a first time Paralympian , and a four time wheelchair racer talking about where Canada is likely to earn medals.
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Original: London, England — Tuesday, the  Committee held its first press conference for the  , with the Chef de Mission, flag bearer, a first time Paralympian, and a four time wheelchair racer talking about where Canada is likely to earn medals.
Revised: London, England — Tuesday, the Committee held its first press conference for the Games , with the Chef de Mission, flag bearer, a first time Paralympian, and a four time wheelchair racer talking about where Canada is likely to earn medals.
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Original: London, England — Earlier today with less than a day before the start of the ,  practiced at the Basketball Arena in London's Olympic Park.
Revised: London, England — Yesterday, with less than a day before the start of the , practiced at the Basketball Arena in London's Olympic Park.
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Original: London, England — Earlier today with less than a day before the start of the ,  practiced at the Basketball Arena in London's Olympic Park.
Revised: London, England — Earlier today with less than a day before the start of the , the practiced at the Basketball Arena in London's Olympic Park.
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Original:  Turkey 's campaign starts on Thursday in a game against the
Revised:  's campaign starts on Thursday in a game against the
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Original:   's campaign starts on Thursday in a game against the
Revised:  Turkey 's campaign starts on Thursday in a game against the
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Original: Despite claims by Sir at yesterday's (IPC) press conference that the goal is to grow disability sport globally, the Micronesian of Oceania has been left completely behind by the Paralympic movement.
Revised: Despite claims by Sir at yesterday's (IPC) press conference that the goal is to grow disability sport globally, the Micronesian of has been left completely behind by the Paralympic movement.
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Original: Despite claims by Sir at yesterday's (IPC) press conference that the goal is to grow disability sport globally, the Micronesian of Oceania has been left completely behind by the Paralympic movement.
Revised: Despite claims by Sir at yesterday's (IPC) press conference that the goal is to grow disability sport globally, the Micronesian of Oceania has been left completely behind by the movement.
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Original:  This includes , the , the , and .
Revised:  This includes , the , the , , and the .
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Original:  The only eligibility route for elite athletes with disabilities in these countries to the Paralympic Games is through their home country, which for most of the Micronesian region is the United States ;
Revised:  The only eligibility route for elite athletes with disabilities in these countries to the Paralympic Games is through their home country, which for most of the Micronesian region is the ;
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