wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  Biogenic compounds that have had a sizeable effect against the bacteria and microalgae that cause fouling are acetylene sesquiterpenoid esters produced by Caulerpa prolifera (from the Chlorophyceae class), which were observed by Smyrniotopoulos et al. (2003)  inhibiting bacterial growth with up to 83\% of the efficacy of TBT oxide.
Revised:  Biogenic compounds that have had a sizeable effect against the bacteria and microalgae that cause fouling are acetylene sesquiterpenoid esters produced by Caulerpa prolifera (from the Chlorophyceae class), which were observed by Smyrniotopoulos et al. (2003) observed inhibiting bacterial growth with up to 83\% of the efficacy of TBT oxide.
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Original:  Pairing these techniques with biochemical engineering design, algae and their biogenic substances can be produced on a large scale using photobioreactors.
Revised:  By pairing these techniques with biochemical engineering design, algae and their biogenic substances can be produced on a large scale using photobioreactors.
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Original:  Chemical structure of lupeol, a triterpenoid derived from plants Table of isolated biogenic compounds +Chemical classCompoundSourceLipopeptide Lyngbyaloside Radiosumin Lyngbya bouillonii Plectonema radiosumFatty acid Sulfolipid Lyngbya lagerheimiiTerpene &  Triterpenoid Prochlorothrix hollandica, Messel oil shaleAlkaloid Cylindrospermopsin Cylindrospermopsis raciborskiiKetone &  &  Arborinone Messel oil shale  
Revised:  Chemical structure of lupeol, a triterpenoid derived from plants Table of isolated biogenic compounds +Chemical classCompoundSourceReferenceLipopeptide Lyngbyaloside Radiosumin Lyngbya bouillonii Plectonema radiosumFatty acid Sulfolipid Lyngbya lagerheimiiTerpene & Triterpenoid Prochlorothrix hollandica, Messel oil shaleAlkaloid Cylindrospermopsin Cylindrospermopsis raciborskiiKetone & & Arborinone Messel oil shale 
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Original:  Chemical structure of lupeol, a triterpenoid derived from plants Table of isolated biogenic compounds +Chemical classCompoundSourceLipopeptide Lyngbyaloside Radiosumin Lyngbya bouillonii Plectonema radiosumFatty acid Sulfolipid Lyngbya lagerheimiiTerpene &  Triterpenoid Prochlorothrix hollandica, Messel oil shaleAlkaloid Cylindrospermopsin Cylindrospermopsis raciborskiiKetone &  &  Arborinone Messel oil shale  
Revised:  Chemical structure of lupeol, a triterpenoid derived from plants Table of isolated biogenic compounds +Chemical classCompoundSourceLipopeptide Lyngbyaloside Radiosumin Lyngbya bouillonii Plectonema radiosumFatty acid Sulfolipid Lyngbya lagerheimiiTerpene & Triterpenoid Prochlorothrix hollandica, Messel oil shaleAlkaloid Cylindrospermopsin Cylindrospermopsis raciborskiiKetone & & Arborinone Messel oil shale Albrecht 
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Original:  There are small bundles of three to seven varicose axons, partially or wholly enveloped in Schwann-cell sheath, both on the surface of the muscle as well as in the body of the smooth muscle bundles that comprise the organ .
Revised:  There are small bundles of three to seven varicose axons, partially or wholly enveloped in Schwann-cell sheath, both on the surface of the muscle as well as in the body of smooth muscle bundles that comprise the organ .
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Original:  There are small bundles of three to seven varicose axons, partially or wholly enveloped in Schwann-cell sheath, both on the surface of the muscle as well as in the body of the smooth muscle bundles that comprise the organ .
Revised:  There are small bundles of three to seven varicose axons, partially or wholly enveloped in Schwann-cell sheath, both on the surface of the muscle as well as in the body of the smooth muscle bundles .
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Original:  In addition, single varicose axons can be found on the surface and in the muscle bundles that become divested of Schwann cell in the region of apposition between the varicosities and smooth muscle cells.
Revised:  In addition, single varicose axons can be found on the surface and in the muscle bundles , and become divested of Schwann cell in the region of apposition between the varicosities and smooth muscle cells.
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Original:  In addition, single varicose axons can be found on the surface and in the muscle bundles that become divested of Schwann cell in the region of apposition between the varicosities and smooth muscle cells.
Revised:  In addition, single varicose axons can be found on the surface and in the muscle bundles that become divested of Schwann cells in the region of apposition between the varicosities and smooth muscle cells.
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Original:  If we consider that there might be ‘n ’ varicosities within the diffusion range of a particular varicosity , we can consider the number of such varicosities that might need to be present in order that, on average (using P =0.5 to give the median value), neurotransmitter will be released locally.
Revised:  If there are n varicosities within the diffusion range of a particular varicosity , we can consider the number of such varicosities that might need to be present in order that, on average (using P =0.5 to give the median value), neurotransmitter will be released locally.
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Original:  If we consider that there might be ‘n ’ varicosities within the diffusion range of a particular varicosity , we can consider the number of such varicosities that might need to be present in order that, on average (using P =0.5 to give the median value), neurotransmitter will be released locally.
Revised:  If we consider that there might be ‘n ’ varicosities within the diffusion range of a particular effector , we can consider the number of such varicosities that might need to be present in order that, on average (using P =0.5 to give the median value), neurotransmitter will be released locally.
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Original:  During a five impulse train, assuming that the last impulse in the train cannot autoinhibit the Ca2+ influx during the train, the expectation value of n can be found by solving [(1 − 0.019) n ] 4 =(1 − 0.5), i.e. the probability that there will be no local release, given n varicosities within the diffusion range.
Revised:  During a five-impulse train, assuming that the last impulse in the train cannot autoinhibit the Ca2+ influx during the train, the expectation value of n can be found by solving [(1 − 0.019) n ] 4 =(1 − 0.5), i.e. the probability that there will be no local release, given n varicosities within the diffusion range.
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Original:  We know that the density of varicosities in this organ is around 2.2 varicosities per 1000 μm3 (Karunanithi Lavidis, 2001), so this number of varicosities (9) should occur within an average range (radius) of about 10 μm (noting that within such a radius there is a tissue volume of about 4200 μm3).
Revised:  If the density of varicosities in this organ is around 2.2 varicosities per 1000 μm3 (Karunanithi Lavidis, 2001), so this number of varicosities (9) should occur within an average range (radius) of about 10 μm (noting that within such a radius there is a tissue volume of about 4200 μm3).
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Original:  We know that the density of varicosities in this organ is around 2.2 varicosities per 1000 μm3 (Karunanithi Lavidis, 2001), so this number of varicosities (9) should occur within an average range (radius) of about 10 μm (noting that within such a radius there is a tissue volume of about 4200 μm3).
Revised:  We know that the density of varicosities is around 2.2 varicosities per 1000 μm3 (Karunanithi Lavidis, 2001), so this number of varicosities (9) should occur within an average range (radius) of about 10 μm (noting that within such a radius there is a tissue volume of about 4200 μm3).
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Original:  We know that the density of varicosities in this organ is around 2.2 varicosities per 1000 μm3 (Karunanithi Lavidis, 2001), so this number of varicosities (9) should occur within an average range (radius) of about 10 μm (noting that within such a radius there is a tissue volume of about 4200 μm3).
Revised:  We know that the density of varicosities in this organ is around 2.2 per 1000 μm3 (Karunanithi Lavidis, 2001), so this number of varicosities (9) should occur within an average range (radius) of about 10 μm (noting that within such a radius there is a tissue volume of about 4200 μm3).
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Original:  We know that the density of varicosities in this organ is around 2.2 varicosities per 1000 μm3 (Karunanithi Lavidis, 2001), so this number of varicosities (9) should occur within an average range (radius) of about 10 μm (noting that within such a radius there is a tissue volume of about 4200 μm3).
Revised:  We know that the density of varicosities in this organ is around 2.2 varicosities per 1000 μm3 Lavidis, 2001), so this number of varicosities (9) should occur within an average range (radius) of about 10 μm (noting that within such a radius there is a tissue volume of about 4200 μm3).
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Original:  We know that the density of varicosities in this organ is around 2.2 varicosities per 1000 μm3 (Karunanithi Lavidis, 2001), so this number of varicosities (9) should occur within an average range (radius) of about 10 μm (noting that within such a radius there is a tissue volume of about 4200 μm3).
Revised:  We know that the density of varicosities in this organ is around 2.2 varicosities per 1000 μm3 (Karunanithi , this number of varicosities (9) should occur within an average range (radius) of about 10 μm (noting that within such a radius there is a tissue volume of about 4200 μm3).
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Original:  We know that the density of varicosities in this organ is around 2.2 varicosities per 1000 μm3 (Karunanithi Lavidis, 2001), so this number of varicosities (9) should occur within an average range (radius) of about 10 μm (noting that within such a radius there is a tissue volume of about 4200 μm3).
Revised:  We know that the density of varicosities in this organ is around 2.2 varicosities per 1000 μm3 (Karunanithi Lavidis, 2001), so this number of varicosities should occur within an average range (radius) of about 10 μm (noting that within such a radius there is a tissue volume of about 4200 μm3).
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Original:  Therefore, even in the presence of highly intermittent noradrenaline release (probability of release of 0.019) , one would expect the average varicosity in this organ to be within 10 μm of a released packet of noradrenaline at some time during a five-impulse stimulus train (excluding the last impulse).
Revised:  Therefore, even in the presence of highly intermittent noradrenaline release , one would expect the average varicosity in this organ to be within 10 μm of a released packet of noradrenaline at some time during a five-impulse stimulus train (excluding the last impulse).
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Original:  The slow electrical potentials reach a peak in about 150 ms and then declines with a time constant between 250 and 500 ms.
Revised:  The slow electrical potentials reach a peak in about 150 ms and then decline with a time constant between 250 and 500 ms.
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Original:  These responses typically last several seconds to minutes and may be hyperpolarizing or inhibitory and depolarizing or excitatory , and have been called slow EJP or slow IJP, respectively.
Revised:  These responses typically last several seconds to minutes and may be depolarizing and excitatory, or hyperpolarizing and inhibitory , and have been called slow EJP or slow IJP, respectively.
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Original:  If there are n varicosities within the diffusion range of a particular effector , we can consider the number of such varicosities that might need to be present in order that, on average (using P =0.5 to give the median value), neurotransmitter will be released locally.
Revised:  If there are n varicosities within the diffusion range of a particular varicosity , we can consider the number of such varicosities that might need to be present in order that, on average (using P =0.5 to give the median value), neurotransmitter will be released locally.
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Original: Discovery In the peripheral nervous system, local junctional transmission was recognized in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Revised: Discovery nope peripheral nervous system, local junctional transmission was recognized in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
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Original: Discovery nope peripheral nervous system, local junctional transmission was recognized in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Revised: Discovery In the peripheral nervous system, local junctional transmission was recognized in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
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Original: Sankara Subrahmanya Iyer popularly known as Subbayyan or Subbayyan Dalawa was the Dewan of erstwhile Travancore Kingdom (now part of India) during 1763 and 1768 and was responsible for the expansion of the kingdom by annexing Parur and Alangad kingdoms.
Revised: Sankara Subrahmanya Iyer popularly known as Subbayyan or Subbayyan Dalawa was the Dewan of erstwhile Travancore Kingdom (now part of India) during 1763 and 1768 and was responsible for the expansion of the kingdom by annexing Parur and Alangad URL
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Original: Sankara Subrahmanya Iyer popularly known as Subbayyan or Subbayyan Dalawa was the Dewan of erstwhile Travancore Kingdom (now part of India) during 1763 and 1768 and was responsible for the expansion of the kingdom by annexing Parur and Alangad URL Sree Viswanatha Swamy temple, in Varkala, 1 km from both Kedavathuvila and Dalawapuram junctions, behind the present NES Block Office is historically associated with Subbayyan.
Revised: Sankara Subrahmanya Iyer popularly known as Subbayyan or Subbayyan Dalawa was the Dewan of erstwhile Travancore Kingdom (now part of India) during 1763 and 1768 and was responsible for the expansion of the kingdom by annexing Parur and Alangad kingdoms. Sree Viswanatha Swamy temple, in Varkala, 1 km from both Kedavathuvila and Dalawapuram junctions, behind the present NES Block Office is historically associated with Subbayyan.
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Original: The Duchy of Tskhumi () , also referred as the Duchy of Abkhazia was a duchy (saeristavo) in a mediaeval Georgia.
Revised: The Duchy of Tskhumi () was a duchy (saeristavo) in a mediaeval Georgia.
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Original:  Later contested between the princes of Abkhazia and Mingrelia, Tskhumi (Suhum-Kale) finally fell to the Ottoman hands in the 1570s.
Revised:  Later contested between the princes of Abkhazia and Mingrelia, Tskhumi (Suhum-Kale) temporarily fell to the Ottoman hands in the 1570s.
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Original:  Ruled by a House of Shervashidze, the duchy existed from 8th to 14th century, in the north-western part of Georgia and comprised territories around modern Sukhumi, Abkhazia .
Revised:  Ruled by a House of Shervashidze, the duchy existed from 8th to 14th century, in the north-western part of Georgia and comprised territories around modern Sukhumi, Georgia .
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Original: Prevention Practical ways to prevent sharps injuries include: Never passing instruments of a patient's face Removing burs from handpieces when not in use and checking their safety before use Keeping the bracket table tidy Handling sutures with suture needles only Using needles with safety devicesGoldman, Harriet S., Kenton S. Hartman, and Jacqueline Messite (1984).
Revised: Prevention Practical ways to prevent sharps injuries include: Never passing instruments over a patient's face Removing burs from handpieces when not in use and checking their safety before use Keeping the bracket table tidy Handling sutures with suture needles only Using needles with safety devicesGoldman, Harriet S., Kenton S. Hartman, and Jacqueline Messite (1984).
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Original:  At the time of his death in January 2020, Sultan Qaboos was the longest serving current ruler in the Middle East.
Revised:  At the time of his death in January 2020, Sultan Qaboos was the longest serving ruler in the Middle East.
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Original: Under Sultan Said bin Taimur's rule, Oman became increasingly isolationist and anachronistic .
Revised: Under Sultan Said bin Taimur's rule, Oman became increasingly isolationist and backward .
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Original: The 1970 Omani coup d'état was the bloodless overthrow of Sultan Said bin Taimur by his son Qaboos bin Said al Said in Oman on 23 July 1970.
Revised: The 1970 Omani coup d'état was the bloodless overthrow of Sultan Said bin Taimur by his son Qaboos bin Said in Oman on 23 July 1970.
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Original: The 1970 Omani coup d'état was the bloodless overthrow of Sultan  Said bin Taimur by his son Qaboos bin Said in Oman on 23 July 1970.
Revised: The 1970 Omani coup d'état was the bloodless overthrow of Sultan of Oman Said bin Taimur by his son Qaboos bin Said in Oman on 23 July 1970.
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Original:  Occurring in the midst of the Dhofar Rebellion, the palace coup was executed with the support of the British military and saw Sultan Said bin Taimur deposed and sent into exile to the United Kingdom.
Revised:  Occurring in the midst of the Dhofar Rebellion, the palace coup was executed with the support of the British and saw Sultan Said bin Taimur deposed and sent into exile to the United Kingdom.
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Original:  The coup was a pivotal moment in modern Omani history as Sultan Qaboos swiftly set in motion numerous wide-ranging modernization reforms in the kingdom, transforming Oman from a backwater and underdeveloped state into a country on par with many Western nations in terms of peace and economic development.
Revised:  The coup was a pivotal moment in modern Omani history as Qaboos swiftly set in motion numerous wide-ranging modernization reforms in the kingdom, transforming Oman from a backwater and underdeveloped state into a country on par with many Western nations in terms of peace and economic development.
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Original:  The coup was a pivotal moment in modern Omani history as Sultan Qaboos swiftly set in motion numerous wide-ranging modernization reforms in the kingdom, transforming Oman from a backwater and underdeveloped state into a country on par with many Western nations in terms of peace and economic development.
Revised:  The coup was a pivotal moment in modern Omani history as Sultan Qaboos swiftly set in motion numerous wide-ranging modernization reforms in the kingdom, transforming Oman from an underdeveloped backwater into a country on par with many Western nations in terms of peace and economic development.
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Original:  The coup was a pivotal moment in modern Omani history as Sultan Qaboos swiftly set in motion numerous wide-ranging modernization reforms in the kingdom, transforming Oman from a backwater and underdeveloped state into a country on par with many Western nations in terms of peace and economic development.
Revised:  The coup was a pivotal moment in modern Omani history as Sultan Qaboos swiftly set in motion numerous wide-ranging modernization reforms in the kingdom, transforming Oman from a backwater and underdeveloped state into a country on par with many Western nations in terms of political stability and economic development.
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Original:  Eventually, the Sultan became a position increasingly reliant on Britain for support and advice.
Revised:  Eventually, the Omani Sultan became increasingly reliant on Britain for support and advice.
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Original:  The kingdom's primary sources of revenue, notably the slave trade and weapons dealing, were inhibited by the British  resulting in confrontations between the Kingdom and tribesmen in the country's interior.
Revised:  The kingdom's primary sources of revenue, notably the slave trade and arms dealing, were inhibited by the British resulting in confrontations between the Kingdom and tribesmen in the country's interior.
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Original:  The kingdom's primary sources of revenue, notably the slave trade and weapons dealing, were inhibited by the British  resulting in confrontations between the Kingdom and tribesmen in the country's interior.
Revised:  The kingdom's primary sources of revenue, notably the slave trade and weapons dealing, were prohibited by the British resulting in confrontations between the Kingdom and tribesmen in the country's interior.
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Original:  The kingdom's primary sources of revenue, notably the slave trade and weapons dealing, were inhibited by the British  resulting in confrontations between the Kingdom and tribesmen in the country's interior.
Revised:  The kingdom's primary sources of revenue, notably the slave trade and weapons dealing, were inhibited by the British , resulting in confrontations between the Kingdom and tribesmen in the country's interior.
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Original:  These confrontations led to Oman seeking military support from the British who pledged to defend Sultan Faisal bin Turki , by now a British puppet, from attempts at toppling him.
Revised:  These confrontations led to Oman seeking military support from the British who agreed to defend Sultan Faisal bin Turki , by now a British puppet, from attempts at toppling him.
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Original:  These confrontations led to Oman seeking military support from the British who pledged to defend Sultan Faisal bin Turki , by now a British puppet, from attempts at toppling him.
Revised:  These confrontations led to Oman seeking military support from the British who pledged to defend Sultan Faisal bin Turki from attempts at toppling him.
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Original:  These confrontations led to Oman seeking military support from the British who pledged to defend Sultan Faisal bin Turki , by now a British puppet, from attempts at toppling him.
Revised:  These confrontations led to Oman seeking military support from the British who pledged to defend Sultan Faisal bin Turki , by now a British puppet, from attempts at overthrowing him.
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Original:  He ruled until his abdication in 1932 at which point his eldest son  Said bin Taimur  took over as Sultan.
Revised:  He ruled until his abdication in 1932 at which point his eldest son , Said bin Taimur took over as Sultan.
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Original:  He ruled until his abdication in 1932 at which point his eldest son  Said bin Taimur  took over as Sultan.
Revised:  He ruled until his abdication in 1932 at which point his eldest son Said bin Taimur , took over as Sultan.
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Original:  Under Sultan Said bin Taimur's rule, Oman became increasingly isolationist and backward .
Revised:  Under Sultan Said bin Taimur's rule, Oman became increasingly isolationist and underdeveloped .
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Original:  Sultan bin Taimur became increasingly reliant on the British to maintain control in his own country, which he refused to rule in a modern manner, even refusing to leave his palace after an assassination attempt.
Revised:  Sultan bin Taimur became increasingly reliant on the British to maintain control in his own country, which he refused to rule in a modern manner, at one point refusing to even leave his palace after an assassination attempt.
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Original:  The Sultan's Armed Forces (SAF) were by and large under the control of British commanders, including Colonel Hugh Oldman , who commanded the Sultan's troops in Muscat, and Brigadier John Graham who was the overall commander of the SAF.
Revised:  The Sultan's Armed Forces (SAF) were under de facto British command. British Colonel Hugh Oldman , who commanded the Sultan's troops in Muscat, and Brigadier John Graham who was the overall commander of the SAF.
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