wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.15, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Meanwhile, the children that lie somewhere between rich and poor taught the "fear of living, fear of falling, fear of losing your job, your car, your home, your possessions, fear of never having what you ought to have in order to be".
Revised:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.15, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Meanwhile, the children that lie somewhere between rich and poor taught the "fear of living, fear of falling, fear of losing your job, your car, your home, your possessions, fear of never having what you ought to have in order to be".
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.19, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Teachers, after the redistribution of jobs so that jobs are now almost all temporary, <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.166, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) have had to accept that teaching "does not pay".
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.19, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Teachers, after the redistribution of jobs so that jobs are now almost all temporary, <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.166, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) have had to accept that teaching "does not pay".
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.19, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Teachers, after the redistribution of jobs so that jobs are now almost all temporary, <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.166, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) have had to accept that teaching "does not pay".
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.19, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Teachers, after the redistribution of jobs so that jobs are now almost all temporary, <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.166, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) have had to accept that teaching "does not pay".
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.19, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Teachers, after the redistribution of jobs so that jobs are now almost all temporary, <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.166, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) have had to accept that teaching "does not pay".
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.19, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Teachers, after the redistribution of jobs so that jobs are now almost all temporary, <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.166, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) have had to accept that teaching "does not pay".
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.19, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Teachers, after the redistribution of jobs so that jobs are now almost all temporary, <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.166, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) have had to accept that teaching "does not pay".
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.19, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Teachers, after the redistribution of jobs so that jobs are now almost all temporary, Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.166, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) have had to accept that teaching "does not pay".
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.19, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Teachers, after the redistribution of jobs so that jobs are now almost all temporary, <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.166, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) have had to accept that teaching "does not pay".
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.19, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Teachers, after the redistribution of jobs so that jobs are now almost all temporary, <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.166, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) have had to accept that teaching "does not pay".
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.19, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Teachers, after the redistribution of jobs so that jobs are now almost all temporary, <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.166, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) have had to accept that teaching "does not pay".
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.19, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Teachers, after the redistribution of jobs so that jobs are now almost all temporary, <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.166, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) have had to accept that teaching "does not pay".
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.176, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Galeano points out that it is counterintuitive to be financially unappreciative of those who are greatly involved in forming the next generation of workers and citizens.
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.176, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Galeano points out that it is counterintuitive to be financially unappreciative of those who are greatly involved in forming the next generation of workers and citizens.
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.176, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Galeano points out that it is counterintuitive to be financially unappreciative of those who are greatly involved in forming the next generation of workers and citizens.
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.176, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Galeano points out that it is counterintuitive to be financially unappreciative of those who are greatly involved in forming the next generation of workers and citizens.
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.176, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Galeano points out that it is counterintuitive to be financially unappreciative of those who are greatly involved in forming the next generation of workers and citizens.
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.176, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Galeano points out that it is counterintuitive to be financially unappreciative of those who are greatly involved in forming the next generation of workers and citizens.
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.25, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Some of the ideas that Galeano puts forward as equalized are of what systems to reward and what to fear.
Revised:  Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.25, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Some of the ideas that Galeano puts forward as equalized are of what systems to reward and what to fear.
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.25, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Some of the ideas that Galeano puts forward as equalized are of what systems to reward and what to fear.
Revised:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.25, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Some of the ideas that Galeano puts forward as equalized are of what systems to reward and what to fear.
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.25, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Some of the ideas that Galeano puts forward as equalized are of what systems to reward and what to fear.
Revised:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.25, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Some of the ideas that Galeano puts forward as equalized are of what systems to reward and what to fear.
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.32, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Fear has taught us to look towards furthering security instead of justice.
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.32, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Fear has taught us to look towards furthering security instead of justice.
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.32, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Fear has taught us to look towards furthering security instead of justice.
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.32, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Fear has taught us to look towards furthering security instead of justice.
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.32, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Fear has taught us to look towards furthering security instead of justice.
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.32, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Fear has taught us to look towards furthering security instead of justice.
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.72, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Furthermore, Galeano points out that the idea of equalization works against the beauty of variant individual identities and cultural identities, molding numerous people into a common identity that fits better with today's capitalistic society.
Revised:  Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.72, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Furthermore, Galeano points out that the idea of equalization works against the beauty of variant individual identities and cultural identities, molding numerous people into a common identity that fits better with today's capitalistic society.
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.72, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Furthermore, Galeano points out that the idea of equalization works against the beauty of variant individual identities and cultural identities, molding numerous people into a common identity that fits better with today's capitalistic society.
Revised:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.72, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Furthermore, Galeano points out that the idea of equalization works against the beauty of variant individual identities and cultural identities, molding numerous people into a common identity that fits better with today's capitalistic society.
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.72, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Furthermore, Galeano points out that the idea of equalization works against the beauty of variant individual identities and cultural identities, molding numerous people into a common identity that fits better with today's capitalistic society.
Revised:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.72, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Furthermore, Galeano points out that the idea of equalization works against the beauty of variant individual identities and cultural identities, molding numerous people into a common identity that fits better with today's capitalistic society.
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.72, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Furthermore, Galeano points out that the idea of equalization works against the beauty of variant individual identities and cultural identities, molding numerous people into a common identity that fits better with today's capitalistic society.
Revised:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.72, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Furthermore, Galeano points out that the idea of "equalization" works against the beauty of variant individual identities and cultural identities, molding numerous people into a common identity that fits better with today's capitalistic society.
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down:
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Original:  A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.44, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Economics The system of economics, explains Galeano, seems to be dichotomized these days:
Revised:  A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.44, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Economics The system of economics, explains Galeano, seems to be dichotomized these days:
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Original:  A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.44, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Economics The system of economics, explains Galeano, seems to be dichotomized these days:
Revised:  A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.44, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Economics The system of economics, explains Galeano, seems to be dichotomized these days:
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Original:  "You have a job or you have nothing", <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.164, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "What is rewarded above is punished below",Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.147, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> "Profits are privatized, losses are socialized".
Revised:  "You have a job or you have nothing", Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.164, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "What is rewarded above is punished below",Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.147, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> "Profits are privatized, losses are socialized".
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Original:  "You have a job or you have nothing", <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.164, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "What is rewarded above is punished below",Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.147, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> "Profits are privatized, losses are socialized".
Revised:  "You have a job or you have nothing", <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.164, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "What is rewarded above is punished below",Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.147, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> "Profits are privatized, losses are socialized".
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Original:  "You have a job or you have nothing", <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.164, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "What is rewarded above is punished below",Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.147, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> "Profits are privatized, losses are socialized".
Revised:  "You have a job or you have nothing", <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.164, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "What is rewarded above is punished below",Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.147, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> "Profits are privatized, losses are socialized".
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Original:  "You have a job or you have nothing", <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.164, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "What is rewarded above is punished below",Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.147, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> "Profits are privatized, losses are socialized".
Revised:  "You have a job or you have nothing", <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.164, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "What is rewarded above is punished below",Galeano, Eduardo, Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.147, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> "Profits are privatized, losses are socialized".
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Original:  "You have a job or you have nothing", <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.164, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "What is rewarded above is punished below",Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.147, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> "Profits are privatized, losses are socialized".
Revised:  "You have a job or you have nothing", <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.164, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "What is rewarded above is punished below",Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.147, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> "Profits are privatized, losses are socialized".
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Original:  "You have a job or you have nothing", <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.164, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "What is rewarded above is punished below",Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.147, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> "Profits are privatized, losses are socialized".
Revised:  "You have a job or you have nothing", <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.164, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "What is rewarded above is punished below",Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.147, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) "Profits are privatized, losses are socialized".
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.155, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Global corporations take all the power over workers by threatening to move the business to another third world location at the slightest complaint.
Revised:  Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.155, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Global corporations take all the power over workers by threatening to move the business to another third world location at the slightest complaint.
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.155, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Global corporations take all the power over workers by threatening to move the business to another third world location at the slightest complaint.
Revised:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.155, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Global corporations take all the power over workers by threatening to move the business to another third world location at the slightest complaint.
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.155, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Global corporations take all the power over workers by threatening to move the business to another third world location at the slightest complaint.
Revised:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.155, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Global corporations take all the power over workers by threatening to move the business to another third world location at the slightest complaint.
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.173, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Galeano further problematizes the idea of the economy by suggesting the connection between the choices made by the military as made in reference to economic growth.
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.173, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Galeano further problematizes the idea of the economy by suggesting the connection between the choices made by the military as made in reference to economic growth.
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.173, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Galeano further problematizes the idea of the economy by suggesting the connection between the choices made by the military as made in reference to economic growth.
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.173, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Galeano further problematizes the idea of the economy by suggesting the connection between the choices made by the military as made in reference to economic growth.
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Original: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.173, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) </ref> Galeano further problematizes the idea of the economy by suggesting the connection between the choices made by the military as made in reference to economic growth.
Revised: Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.173, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Galeano further problematizes the idea of the economy by suggesting the connection between the choices made by the military as made in reference to economic growth.
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.113, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Ideological consistency The ideology presented in Upside Down reflects both Galeano’s contemporary, public rhetoric and the ideas behind the movements with which he is involved.
Revised:  Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.113, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Ideological consistency The ideology presented in Upside Down reflects both Galeano’s contemporary, public rhetoric and the ideas behind the movements with which he is involved.
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.113, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Ideological consistency The ideology presented in Upside Down reflects both Galeano’s contemporary, public rhetoric and the ideas behind the movements with which he is involved.
Revised:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.113, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Ideological consistency The ideology presented in Upside Down reflects both Galeano’s contemporary, public rhetoric and the ideas behind the movements with which he is involved.
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Original:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World " , p.113, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Ideological consistency The ideology presented in Upside Down reflects both Galeano’s contemporary, public rhetoric and the ideas behind the movements with which he is involved.
Revised:  <ref> Galeano, Eduardo, " Upside Down: A Primer for the Looking-Glass World , p.113, Picador USA, New York, USA (1998) Ideological consistency The ideology presented in Upside Down reflects both Galeano’s contemporary, public rhetoric and the ideas behind the movements with which he is involved.
Edit intent: fluency