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Original:  The revolution, combined with rebels ;
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Original:  advancing to the capital's periphery, appear to signal the critical chapter in a six month combat , the most hematic the "" uprisings have seen .
Revised:  advancing to the capital's periphery, appears to signal the critical chapter in a six month combat , the most hematic the "" uprisings have seen .
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Original:  advancing to the capital's periphery, appear to signal the critical chapter in a six month combat , the most hematic the "" uprisings have seen .
Revised:  advancing to the capital's periphery, appear to signal the critical chapter in a six month combat in the "" uprisings have seen .
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Original:  advancing to the capital's periphery, appear to signal the critical chapter in a six month combat , the most hematic the "" uprisings have seen .
Revised:  advancing to the capital's periphery, appear to signal the critical chapter in a six month combat , the most hematic the "" uprising .
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Original:  The revolution, combined with rebels advancing to the capital's periphery, appears to signal the critical chapter in a six month combat in the "" uprising . Gaddafi's slump is far from certain as Tripoli is the largest city the mostly rookie rebels, with their stolen weapons, have ever tackled.
Revised:  The revolution, combined with rebels advancing to the capital's periphery, appears to signal the critical chapter in a six-month "" uprising . Gaddafi's slump is far from certain as Tripoli is the largest city the mostly rookie rebels, with their stolen weapons, have ever tackled.
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Original:  The revolution, combined with rebels advancing to the capital's periphery, appears to signal the critical chapter in a six month combat in the "" uprising . Gaddafi's slump is far from certain as Tripoli is the largest city the mostly rookie rebels, with their stolen weapons, have ever tackled.
Revised:  The revolution, combined with rebels advancing to the capital's periphery, appears to signal the critical chapter in a six month combat in the "" uprising Gaddafi's slump is far from certain as Tripoli is the largest city the mostly rookie rebels, with their stolen weapons, have ever tackled.
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Original:  The revolution, combined with rebels advancing to the capital's periphery, appears to signal the critical chapter in a six-month "" uprising  . Gaddafi — in hiding since the attacks on Libya in June — said in an audio recording broadcast late yesterday , that he had no intention of succumbing to the rebellion.
Revised:  The revolution, combined with rebels advancing to the capital's periphery, appears to signal the critical chapter in the "" uprising . Gaddafi — in hiding since the attacks on Libya in June — said in an audio recording broadcast late yesterday , that he had no intention of succumbing to the rebellion.
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Original:  The revolution, combined with rebels advancing to the capital's periphery, appears to signal the critical chapter in a six-month "" uprising  . Gaddafi — in hiding since the attacks on Libya in June — said in an audio recording broadcast late yesterday , that he had no intention of succumbing to the rebellion.
Revised:  The revolution, combined with rebels advancing to the capital's periphery, appears to signal the critical chapter in a six-month "" uprising . Gaddafi — in hiding since the attacks on Libya in June — said in an audio recording broadcast late yesterday that he had no intention of succumbing to the rebellion.
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Original:  A spokesman for Gaddafi, , echoed the message of defiance in a briefing for foreign reporters  and said: "The armed units defending Tripoli from the rebels wholeheartedly believe that if this city is captured  the blood will run everywhere  so they may as well fight to the end."
Revised:  A spokesman for Gaddafi, , in a briefing for foreign reporters and said: "The armed units defending Tripoli from the rebels wholeheartedly believe that if this city is captured the blood will run everywhere so they may as well fight to the end."
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Original:  A spokesman for Gaddafi, , echoed the message of defiance in a briefing for foreign reporters  and said: "The armed units defending Tripoli from the rebels wholeheartedly believe that if this city is captured  the blood will run everywhere  so they may as well fight to the end."
Revised:  A spokesman for Gaddafi, , echoed the message of defiance in a briefing for foreign reporters echoed the message of defiance and said: "The armed units defending Tripoli from the rebels wholeheartedly believe that if this city is captured the blood will run everywhere so they may as well fight to the end."
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Original:  A spokesman for Gaddafi, , echoed the message of defiance in a briefing for foreign reporters  and said: "The armed units defending Tripoli from the rebels wholeheartedly believe that if this city is captured  the blood will run everywhere  so they may as well fight to the end."
Revised:  A spokesman for Gaddafi, , echoed the message of defiance in a briefing for foreign reporters and said: "The armed units defending Tripoli from the rebels wholeheartedly believe that if this city is captured , the blood will run everywhere so they may as well fight to the end."
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Original:  A spokesman for Gaddafi, , echoed the message of defiance in a briefing for foreign reporters  and said: "The armed units defending Tripoli from the rebels wholeheartedly believe that if this city is captured  the blood will run everywhere  so they may as well fight to the end."
Revised:  A spokesman for Gaddafi, , echoed the message of defiance in a briefing for foreign reporters and said: "The armed units defending Tripoli from the rebels wholeheartedly believe that if this city is captured the blood will run everywhere ; so they may as well fight to the end."
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Original: 2009 file photo of Muammar Gaddafi.  rebels edged closer to the capital city of  on Sunday to help fellow mutineers inside the city who declared a final clash with leader  . "The rebels may have risen too early in Tripoli and the result could be a lot of messy fighting," said , a former  ambassador to Libya.
Revised: 2009 file photo of Muammar Gaddafi. Libyan rebels edged closer to the capital city of on Sunday to help fellow mutineers inside the city who declared a final clash with leader . "The rebels may have risen too early in Tripoli and the result could be a lot of messy fighting," said , a former ambassador to Libya.
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Original: 2009 file photo of Muammar Gaddafi.  rebels edged closer to the capital city of  on Sunday to help fellow mutineers inside the city who declared a final clash with leader  . "The rebels may have risen too early in Tripoli and the result could be a lot of messy fighting," said , a former  ambassador to Libya.
Revised: 2009 file photo of Muammar Gaddafi. rebels edged closer to the capital city of Tripoli on Sunday to help fellow mutineers inside the city who declared a final clash with leader . "The rebels may have risen too early in Tripoli and the result could be a lot of messy fighting," said , a former ambassador to Libya.
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Original: 2009 file photo of Muammar Gaddafi.  rebels edged closer to the capital city of  on Sunday to help fellow mutineers inside the city who declared a final clash with leader  . "The rebels may have risen too early in Tripoli and the result could be a lot of messy fighting," said , a former  ambassador to Libya.
Revised: 2009 file photo of Muammar Gaddafi. rebels edged closer to the capital city of on Sunday to help fellow mutineers inside the city who declared a final clash with leader Muammar Gaddafi . "The rebels may have risen too early in Tripoli and the result could be a lot of messy fighting," said , a former ambassador to Libya.
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Original: Rafael Nadal beat 7-5, 5–7, 6–0, to win his ninth Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters title on Sunday.
Revised:  beat 7-5, 5–7, 6–0, to win his ninth Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters title on Sunday.
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Original:  beat 7-5, 5–7, 6–0, to win his ninth Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters title on Sunday.
Revised: player beat 7-5, 5–7, 6–0, to win his ninth Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters title on Sunday.
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Original:  Nadal, who is ranked world number five in men's  last won the title in 2012 and has now claimed the 68th singles title of his career.
Revised:  Nadal, who is ranked world number five in men's tennis last won the title in 2012 and has now claimed the 68th singles title of his career.
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Original:  Nadal won the first set 7–5 in 73 minutes, breaking early in the set to grab a 3-1 lead.
Revised:  Nadal won the first set 7–5 in 73 minutes, breaking early in the set to grab a 3–1 lead.
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Original:  This was Nadal ’ s first title in 2016
Revised:  This was Nadal ' s first title in 2016
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Original: player beat 7-5, 5–7, 6–0, to win his ninth Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters title on Sunday.
Revised: player beat 7-5, 5–7, 6–0, to win his ninth title on Sunday.
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Original:  The 29-year-old Spaniard Nadal hit 25 winners in total.
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Original:  Completing the third set 6–0,  Nadal ruined the chance of Monfils winning the title for the first time in his career.
Revised:  Completing the third set 6–0, 29-year-old Spaniard Nadal ruined the chance of Monfils winning the title for the first time in his career.
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Original:  The match was completed in two hours and 45 minutes.
Revised:  The match was completed in two hours 45 minutes.
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Original:  Nadal, who is ranked world number five in men's tennis  last won the title in 2012 and has now claimed the 68th singles title of his career.
Revised:  Nadal, who is ranked world number five in men's tennis , last won the title in 2012 and has now claimed the 68th singles title of his career.
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Original:  After the match, Nadal said, "Well I think it ’ s amazing, no, it ’ s a tournament really that I love so much, it's so special for me.
Revised:  After the match, Nadal said, "Well I think it ' s amazing, no, it ’ s a tournament really that I love so much, it's so special for me.
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Original:  After the match, Nadal said, "Well I think it ’ s amazing, no, it ’ s a tournament really that I love so much, it's so special for me.
Revised:  After the match, Nadal said, "Well I think it ’ s amazing, no, it ' s a tournament really that I love so much, it's so special for me.
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Original:  I won the first one here, and a couple of times I was struggling a little bit and I came back  and played well, so this victory means a lot to me and I am so happy for everything.
Revised:  I won the first one here, and a couple of times I was struggling a little bit and I came back here and played well, so this victory means a lot to me and I am so happy for everything.
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Original:  I hope to, to that victory helps me a lot for the next couple of tournaments, but anyway winning here in Monte Carlo for the ninth time is just unbelievable."
Revised:  I hope to, to that victory helps me a lot for the next couple of tournaments, but anyway winning here in Monte Carlo for the ninth time is something, just, unbelievable."
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Original: Nadal won the first set 7–5 in 73 minutes, breaking early in the set to grab a 3–1 lead.
Revised: Nadal won the first set 7–5 in 73 minutes, early in the set to grab a 3–1 lead.
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Original:  Monfils fought back in the second set winning 7–5 after breaking Nadal ’ s serve 3 times.
Revised:  Monfils fought back in the second set winning 7–5 after breaking Nadal ' s serve 3 times.
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Original:   Completing the third set 6–0, 29-year-old Spaniard Nadal ruined the chance of Monfils winning the title for the first time in his career.
Revised:  Completing the third set 6–0, Nadal ruined the chance of Monfils winning the title for the first time in his career.
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Original:  During the match 29-year-old Spaniard Nadal hit 25 . Completing the third set 6–0, Nadal ruined the chance of Monfils winning the title for  the first time in his career.
Revised:  During the match 29-year-old Spaniard Nadal hit 25 . Completing the third set 6–0, Nadal denied Monfils the chance to win the title for the first time in his career.
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Original:  During the match 29-year-old Spaniard Nadal hit 25 . Completing the third set 6–0, Nadal ruined the chance of Monfils winning the title for  the first time in his career.
Revised:  During the match 29-year-old Spaniard Nadal hit 25 . Completing the third set 6–0, Nadal ruined the chance of Monfils winning the title for what would have been the first time in his career.
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Original: File:Lake Palestine boat launch August 2011.jpg| A public boat launch on Lake Palestine (in Henderson county) shows signs of low water levels An area of Lake Palestine near its northwestern-most section . Extreme drought conditions this summer have reduced many of Texas' freshwater lakes to a fraction of their usual water levels.
Revised:  A public boat launch on Lake Palestine (in Henderson county) shows signs of low water levels An area of Lake Palestine near its northwestern-most section . Extreme drought conditions this summer have reduced many of Texas' freshwater lakes to a fraction of their usual water levels.
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Original: File:Lake Palestine boat launch August 2011.jpg| A public boat launch on Lake Palestine (in Henderson county) shows signs of low water levels An area of Lake Palestine near its northwestern-most section . Extreme drought conditions this summer have reduced many of Texas' freshwater lakes to a fraction of their usual water levels.
Revised: File:Lake Palestine boat launch August 2011.jpg| A public boat launch on (in Henderson county) shows signs of low water levels An area of Lake Palestine near its northwestern-most section . Extreme drought conditions this summer have reduced many of Texas' freshwater lakes to a fraction of their usual water levels.
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Original: File:Lake Palestine boat launch August 2011.jpg| A public boat launch on Lake Palestine (in Henderson county) shows signs of low water levels An area of Lake Palestine near its northwestern-most section . Extreme drought conditions this summer have reduced many of Texas' freshwater lakes to a fraction of their usual water levels.
Revised: File:Lake Palestine boat launch August 2011.jpg| A public boat launch on Lake Palestine (in Henderson county) shows signs of low water levels An area of Lake Palestine near its northwestern-most section Extreme drought conditions this summer have reduced many of Texas' freshwater lakes to a fraction of their usual water levels.
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Original:  Residents of Henderson county are concerned that Lake Palestine has reached levels which haven't been seen since the 1980's.
Revised:  Residents of Henderson county are concerned that has reached levels which haven't been seen since the 1980's.
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Original:  The Lower Colorado River Authority says those two lakes are currently 45 percent full and further drops in water levels are anticipated.
Revised:  Those two lakes are currently 45 percent full and further drops in water levels are anticipated.
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Original: Reigning Sunshine Coast rugby premiers University gained their first win on the 2016 season on Saturday defeating the Nambour Toads 25–24 at the in , Queensland, Australia .
Revised: Reigning Sunshine Coast rugby premiers gained their first win on the 2016 season on Saturday defeating the Nambour Toads 25–24 at the in , Queensland, Australia .
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Original: Reigning Sunshine Coast rugby premiers University gained their first win on the 2016 season on Saturday defeating the Nambour Toads 25–24 at the in , Queensland, Australia .
Revised: Reigning Sunshine Coast rugby premiers University gained their first win on the 2016 season on Saturday defeating the 25–24 at the in , Queensland, Australia .
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Original: Reigning Sunshine Coast rugby premiers University gained their first win on the 2016 season on Saturday defeating the Nambour Toads 25–24 at the in , Queensland, Australia .
Revised: Reigning Sunshine Coast rugby premiers University gained their first win on the 2016 season on Saturday defeating the Nambour Toads 25–24 at the in , Queensland, .
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Original:  The hosts took three minutes to score the matches opening try , scoring another eleven minutes later.
Revised:  The hosts took three minutes to score the matches opening , scoring another eleven minutes later.
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Original: Reigning Sunshine Coast rugby premiers gained their first win on the 2016 season on Saturday  defeating the 25–24 at the in , Queensland, .
Revised: Reigning Sunshine Coast rugby premiers gained their first win of the 2016 season on Saturday defeating the 25–24 at the in , Queensland, .
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Original: Reigning Sunshine Coast rugby premiers gained their first win on the 2016 season on Saturday  defeating the 25–24 at the in , Queensland, .
Revised: Reigning Sunshine Coast rugby premiers gained their first win on the 2016 season on Saturday , defeating the 25–24 at the in , Queensland, .
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Original:  The hosts took three minutes to score the matches opening , scoring another eleven minutes later.
Revised:  The hosts took three minutes to score the match's opening , scoring another eleven minutes later.
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Original:  Nambour conceded s penalty goal at the 18 minute mark of the half.
Revised:  Nambour conceded a penalty goal at the 18 minute mark of the half.
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Original:  The lead would change hands four time in the second half.
Revised:  The lead would change hands four times in the second half.
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Original:  Nine minutes from full time  scored their fourth try of the afternoon.
Revised:  Nine minutes from full time they scored their fourth try of the afternoon.
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Original: Daniel Domscheit-Berg , who was Julian Assange’s former right-hand man, left Wikileaks last year after a disagreement between the pair, and has now demolished files to the Wikileaks site such as- the US no-fly list, Bank of America documents and “detailed information about 20 neo-Nazi groups”.
Revised:  , who was Julian Assange’s former right-hand man, left Wikileaks last year after a disagreement between the pair, and has now demolished files to the Wikileaks site such as- the US no-fly list, Bank of America documents and “detailed information about 20 neo-Nazi groups”.
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Original: Daniel Domscheit-Berg , who was Julian Assange’s former right-hand man, left Wikileaks last year after a disagreement between the pair, and has now demolished files to the Wikileaks site such as- the US no-fly list, Bank of America documents and “detailed information about 20 neo-Nazi groups”.
Revised: Daniel Domscheit-Berg , who was Julian Assange’s former right-hand man, left Wikileaks last year after a disagreement between the pair, and has now demolished files to the Wikileaks site such as- the US , documents and “detailed information about 20 neo-Nazi groups”.
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Original:  Domscheit-Berg has taken the whistle-blower site’s submission system to create a rival-site, OpenLeaks , which means Wikileaks will not be able to receive online leaked files, and will have to use “snail mail” from an Australian PO box for one year.
Revised:  Domscheit-Berg has taken the whistle-blower site’s submission system to create a rival-site, , which means Wikileaks will not be able to receive online leaked files, and will have to use “snail mail” from an Australian PO box for one year.
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Original:  In an interview with Der Spiegel , Domscheit-Berg said the unpublished documents had been shredded for protection of their sources.
Revised:  In an interview with , Domscheit-Berg said the unpublished documents had been shredded for protection of their sources.
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Original: ” In a statement made by Wikileaks, Assange claims Domscheit-berg was in contact with the FBI and is assisting the US investigation into the site.
Revised: ” In a statement made by Wikileaks, Assange claims Domscheit-Berg was in contact with the FBI and is assisting the US investigation into the site.
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Original: Daniel Domscheit-Berg at 26C3 A former Wikileaks employee has destroyed 3500 unpublished ‘leaks ’ to Julian Assange’s site, and has taken the site’s encrypted system to create a spinoff project.
Revised: Daniel Domscheit-Berg at 26C3 A former employee has destroyed 3500 unpublished ‘leaks ’ to Julian Assange’s site, and has taken the site’s encrypted system to create a spinoff project.
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Original: Daniel Domscheit-Berg at 26C3 A former Wikileaks employee has destroyed 3500 unpublished ‘leaks ’ to Julian Assange’s site, and has taken the site’s encrypted system to create a spinoff project.
Revised: Daniel Domscheit-Berg at 26C3 A former Wikileaks employee has destroyed 3500 unpublished ‘leaks ’ to Julian Assange’s site, and taken the site’s encrypted system to create a spinoff project.
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Original:  , who was Julian Assange’s former right-hand man, left Wikileaks last year after a disagreement between the pair , and has now demolished files  to the Wikileaks site such as- the US , documents and “ detailed information about 20 neo-Nazi groups ” . Domscheit-Berg has taken the whistle-blower site ’ s submission system to create a rival-site, , which means Wikileaks will not be able to receive online leaked files, and will have to use “snail mail” from an Australian PO box.
Revised:  , Assange’s former right-hand man, left Wikileaks last year after a disagreement between the pair , and has now demolished files to the Wikileaks site such as- the US , documents and “ detailed information about 20 neo-Nazi groups ” . Domscheit-Berg has taken the whistle-blower site ’ s submission system to create a rival-site, , which means Wikileaks will not be able to receive online leaked files, and will have to use “snail mail” from an Australian PO box.
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Original:  , who was Julian Assange’s former right-hand man, left Wikileaks last year after a disagreement between the pair , and has now demolished files  to the Wikileaks site such as- the US , documents and “ detailed information about 20 neo-Nazi groups ” . Domscheit-Berg has taken the whistle-blower site ’ s submission system to create a rival-site, , which means Wikileaks will not be able to receive online leaked files, and will have to use “snail mail” from an Australian PO box.
Revised:  , who was Julian Assange’s former right-hand man, left Wikileaks last year after a disagreement between the pair ; and, has now demolished files to the Wikileaks site such as- the US , documents and “ detailed information about 20 neo-Nazi groups ” . Domscheit-Berg has taken the whistle-blower site ’ s submission system to create a rival-site, , which means Wikileaks will not be able to receive online leaked files, and will have to use “snail mail” from an Australian PO box.
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