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Original:  Governor Mohammed Akram Akhpelwak told that most of the killed are civilians.
Revised:  Governor Mohammed Akram Akhpelwak told that most of those killed are civilians.
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Original: Governor Mohammed Akram Akhpelwak told that most of those killed are civilians.
Revised: Governor Mohammed Akram Akhpelwak said that most of those killed are civilians.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% To this the environmentalists insist the Clean Air Act makes clear that carbon dioxide is a pollutant that is subject to regulation because its poses a threat to public health.
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Original: United States Supreme Court will  the aguments to determine the work by Bush administration to deal with global warming threat on this wednesday.
Revised: United States Supreme Court will hear the aguments to determine the work by Bush administration to deal with global warming threat on this wednesday.
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Original:  United States Supreme Court will hear the aguments to determine the work by Bush administration to deal with  global warming threat on this wednesday . A group of environmentalists and leaders of some large cities are going to convene in the court this week to argue.
Revised: The United States Supreme Court will hear the aguments to determine the work by Bush administration to deal with global warming threat on this wednesday . A group of environmentalists and leaders of some large cities are going to convene in the court this week to argue.
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Original:  United States Supreme Court will hear the aguments to determine the work by Bush administration to deal with  global warming threat on this wednesday . A group of environmentalists and leaders of some large cities are going to convene in the court this week to argue.
Revised:  United States Supreme Court will hear the aguments to determine the work by Bush administration to deal with the global warming threat on this wednesday . A group of environmentalists and leaders of some large cities are going to convene in the court this week to argue.
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Original:  United States Supreme Court will hear the aguments to determine the work by Bush administration to deal with  global warming threat on this wednesday . A group of environmentalists and leaders of some large cities are going to convene in the court this week to argue.
Revised:  United States Supreme Court will hear the aguments to determine the work by Bush administration to deal with global warming threat on this Wednesday . A group of environmentalists and leaders of some large cities are going to convene in the court this week to argue.
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Original:  Massachusetts Attorney General Tom Reilly and others have argued that this case is very important from the point of view of EPA 's statutory responsibilities to deal with the most pressing environmental problem.
Revised:  Massachusetts Attorney General Tom Reilly and others have argued that this case is very important from the point of view of the Environmental Protection Agency 's statutory responsibilities to deal with the most pressing environmental problem.
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Original:  The case comes just a few weeks after a federal government report concluded that far fewer polar bears cubs are surviving off Alaska's northern coast, something many environmentalists are blaming on global warming.
Revised:  The case comes just a few weeks after a federal government report concluded that far fewer polar bear cubs are surviving off Alaska's northern coast, something many environmentalists are blaming on global warming.
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Original:  Also earlier this month the NOAA said that signs of warming continue in the Arctic with a decline in sea ice, an increase in shrubs growing on the tundra  and rising concerns about the Greenland ice sheet
Revised:  Also earlier this month the NOAA said that signs of warming continue in the Arctic with a decline in sea ice, an increase in shrubs growing on the tundra , and rising concerns about the Greenland ice sheet
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Original:  The Bush administrator is expected to argue before the court  the EPA has lacked the power under the Clean Air Act to regulate CO2 as a pollutant.
Revised:  The Bush administrator is expected to argue before the court that the EPA has lacked the power under the Clean Air Act to regulate CO2 as a pollutant.
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Original:  The Bush administrator is expected to argue before the court that the EPA has lacked the power under the Clean Air Act to regulate CO2 as a pollutant.
Revised:  The Bush administraton is expected to argue before the court that the EPA has lacked the power under the Clean Air Act to regulate CO2 as a pollutant.
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Original: Image:Epaheadquarters.jpg|EPA headquarters in Washington, D.C. The United States Supreme Court will hear arguments this Wednesday to determine whether the Bush administration must regulate carbon dioxide emissions to deal with the global warming threat.
Revised:  The United States Supreme Court will hear arguments this Wednesday to determine whether the Bush administration must regulate carbon dioxide emissions to deal with the global warming threat.
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Original:  Massachusetts Attorney General Tom Reilly and others have argued that this case is very important from the point of view of the Environmental Protection Agency's statutory responsibilities to deal with the most pressing environmental problem.
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Original: The coalition, led by Massachusetts, demanded to review the case and insisted to check whether carbon-dioxide is harmful to the environment as much as lead and smog-causing elements.
Revised: The coalition, led by Massachusetts, demanded to review the case and insisted that carbon-dioxide is harmful to the environment as much as lead and smog-causing elements.
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Original: "The most exciting race in the history of our party is over," Dion, a former environment minister, told the 5,000, "Let's get ready for the election."
Revised: "The most exciting race in the history of our party is over," Dion, a former environment minister, told the 5000 party delegates. "Let's get ready for the election."
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Original:  Taking aim at the Conservative minority government of Stephen Harper, Dion told the crowd and a national television audience  "We do not believe the Conservatives have bad intentions;
Revised:  Taking aim at the Conservative minority government of Stephen Harper, Dion told the crowd and a national television audience , "We do not believe the Conservatives have bad intentions;
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Original:  we simply believe they lead to bad results  " Rae appeared to have momentum due to the support of several former candidates and was well-positioned immediately after the second ballot when fifth-place Ken Dryden threw his support to the former Ontario premier but the decision by Kennedy to withdraw and endorse Dion changed the convention's dynamic and gave Dion enough momentum to vault over Rae and Ignatieff to place first on the third ballot.
Revised:  we simply believe they lead to bad results . " Rae appeared to have momentum due to the support of several former candidates and was well-positioned immediately after the second ballot when fifth-place Ken Dryden threw his support to the former Ontario premier but the decision by Kennedy to withdraw and endorse Dion changed the convention's dynamic and gave Dion enough momentum to vault over Rae and Ignatieff to place first on the third ballot.
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Original:  we simply believe they lead to bad results  " Rae appeared to have momentum due to the support of several former candidates and was well-positioned immediately after the second ballot when fifth-place Ken Dryden threw his support to the former Ontario premier but the decision by Kennedy to withdraw and endorse Dion changed the convention's dynamic and gave Dion enough momentum to vault over Rae and Ignatieff to place first on the third ballot.
Revised:  we simply believe they lead to bad results " Rae appeared to have momentum due to the support of several former candidates and was well-positioned immediately after the second ballot when fifth-place Ken Dryden threw his support to the former Ontario premier . The decision by Kennedy to withdraw and endorse Dion changed the convention's dynamic and gave Dion enough momentum to vault over Rae and Ignatieff to place first on the third ballot.
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Original:  Dion, 51, was a professor at the University of Laval when he was recruited by then Prime Minister Jean Chretien to run for the Liberals in a 1996 by-election.
Revised:  Dion, 51, was a professor at the University of Laval when he was recruited by then prime minister Jean Chretien to run for the Liberals in a 1996 by-election.
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Original:  In a rare move,  Dion was appointed to Cabinet without having  a seat in the House of Commons.
Revised:  In a rare move, Dion was appointed to Cabinet without having won a seat in the House of Commons.
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Original:  He won the by-election and served as Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs under Chretien and then as Minister of the Environment under Paul Martin when he succeeded Chretien as prime minister in 2003.
Revised:  He won the by-election and served as Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs under Chretien and then as Minister of the Environment under Paul Martin who succeeded Chretien as prime minister in 2003.
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Original:  With Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both  seen as having  liabilities due to the former's several decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq  and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario , Dion was positioned as a compromise candidate with several surveys showing him to be the second choice of most delegates.
Revised:  Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both seen as having liabilities due to the former's several decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario , Dion was positioned as a compromise candidate with several surveys showing him to be the second choice of most delegates.
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Original:  With Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both  seen as having  liabilities due to the former's several decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq  and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario , Dion was positioned as a compromise candidate with several surveys showing him to be the second choice of most delegates.
Revised:  With Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both were both seen as having liabilities due to the former's several decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario , Dion was positioned as a compromise candidate with several surveys showing him to be the second choice of most delegates.
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Original:  With Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both  seen as having  liabilities due to the former's several decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq  and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario , Dion was positioned as a compromise candidate with several surveys showing him to be the second choice of most delegates.
Revised:  With Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both seen as having serious liabilities due to the former's several decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario , Dion was positioned as a compromise candidate with several surveys showing him to be the second choice of most delegates.
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Original:  With Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both  seen as having  liabilities due to the former's several decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq  and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario , Dion was positioned as a compromise candidate with several surveys showing him to be the second choice of most delegates.
Revised:  With Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both seen as having liabilities due to the former's several-decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario , Dion was positioned as a compromise candidate with several surveys showing him to be the second choice of most delegates.
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Original:  With Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both  seen as having  liabilities due to the former's several decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq  and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario , Dion was positioned as a compromise candidate with several surveys showing him to be the second choice of most delegates.
Revised:  With Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both seen as having liabilities due to the former's several decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq , and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario , Dion was positioned as a compromise candidate with several surveys showing him to be the second choice of most delegates.
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Original:  With Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both  seen as having  liabilities due to the former's several decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq  and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario , Dion was positioned as a compromise candidate with several surveys showing him to be the second choice of most delegates.
Revised:  With Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both seen as having liabilities due to the former's several decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario . Dion was positioned as a compromise candidate with several surveys showing him to be the second choice of most delegates.
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Original:  Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both were both seen as having serious liabilities due to the former's several-decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq, and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario.
Revised:  Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae both were seen as having serious liabilities due to the former's several-decade absence from Canada and perceived support for the war in Iraq, and the latter's past as a member of the New Democratic Party including a stint as NDP Premier of Ontario.
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Original: "The most exciting race in the history of our party is over," Dion, a former environment minister, told the 5000 party delegates.
Revised: "The most exciting race in the history of our party is over," Dion, a former environment minister, told the 5,000 party delegates.
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Original: Convention day results First Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,41229.
Revised: Convention day results CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,41229.
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Original: 7\%Total4,815100.0\% Second Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,48131.6\%Bob Rae1,132 24.1\%Stéphane Dion974 20.8\%Gerard Kennedy884 18.8\%Ken Dryden 219 4.7\%Total4,690100.0\% Third Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 1,782 37.0\%Michael Ignatieff1,660 34.5\%Bob Rae1,375 28.5\% Total4,817100.0\% Fourth Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 2,521 54.7\%Michael Ignatieff 2,084 45.3\%Total4,605100.0\%
Revised: 7\%Total4,815100.0\% CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,48131.6\%Bob Rae1,132 24.1\%Stéphane Dion974 20.8\%Gerard Kennedy884 18.8\%Ken Dryden 219 4.7\%Total4,690100.0\% Third Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 1,782 37.0\%Michael Ignatieff1,660 34.5\%Bob Rae1,375 28.5\% Total4,817100.0\% Fourth Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 2,521 54.7\%Michael Ignatieff 2,084 45.3\%Total4,605100.0\%
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Original: 7\%Total4,815100.0\% Second Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,48131.6\%Bob Rae1,132 24.1\%Stéphane Dion974 20.8\%Gerard Kennedy884 18.8\%Ken Dryden 219 4.7\%Total4,690100.0\% Third Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 1,782 37.0\%Michael Ignatieff1,660 34.5\%Bob Rae1,375 28.5\% Total4,817100.0\% Fourth Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 2,521 54.7\%Michael Ignatieff 2,084 45.3\%Total4,605100.0\%
Revised: 7\%Total4,815100.0\% Second Ballot +Second BallotCandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,48131.6\%Bob Rae1,132 24.1\%Stéphane Dion974 20.8\%Gerard Kennedy884 18.8\%Ken Dryden 219 4.7\%Total4,690100.0\% Third Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 1,782 37.0\%Michael Ignatieff1,660 34.5\%Bob Rae1,375 28.5\% Total4,817100.0\% Fourth Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 2,521 54.7\%Michael Ignatieff 2,084 45.3\%Total4,605100.0\%
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Original: 7\%Total4,815100.0\% Second Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,48131.6\%Bob Rae1,132 24.1\%Stéphane Dion974 20.8\%Gerard Kennedy884 18.8\%Ken Dryden 219 4.7\%Total4,690100.0\% Third Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 1,782 37.0\%Michael Ignatieff1,660 34.5\%Bob Rae1,375 28.5\% Total4,817100.0\% Fourth Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 2,521 54.7\%Michael Ignatieff 2,084 45.3\%Total4,605100.0\%
Revised: 7\%Total4,815100.0\% Second Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,48131.6\%Bob Rae1,132 24.1\%Stéphane Dion974 20.8\%Gerard Kennedy884 18.8\%Ken Dryden 219 4.7\%Total4,690100.0\% CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 1,782 37.0\%Michael Ignatieff1,660 34.5\%Bob Rae1,375 28.5\% Total4,817100.0\% Fourth Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 2,521 54.7\%Michael Ignatieff 2,084 45.3\%Total4,605100.0\%
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Original: 7\%Total4,815100.0\% Second Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,48131.6\%Bob Rae1,132 24.1\%Stéphane Dion974 20.8\%Gerard Kennedy884 18.8\%Ken Dryden 219 4.7\%Total4,690100.0\% Third Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 1,782 37.0\%Michael Ignatieff1,660 34.5\%Bob Rae1,375 28.5\% Total4,817100.0\% Fourth Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 2,521 54.7\%Michael Ignatieff 2,084 45.3\%Total4,605100.0\%
Revised: 7\%Total4,815100.0\% Second Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,48131.6\%Bob Rae1,132 24.1\%Stéphane Dion974 20.8\%Gerard Kennedy884 18.8\%Ken Dryden 219 4.7\%Total4,690100.0\% Third Ballot +Third BallotCandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 1,782 37.0\%Michael Ignatieff1,660 34.5\%Bob Rae1,375 28.5\% Total4,817100.0\% Fourth Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 2,521 54.7\%Michael Ignatieff 2,084 45.3\%Total4,605100.0\%
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Original: 7\%Total4,815100.0\% Second Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,48131.6\%Bob Rae1,132 24.1\%Stéphane Dion974 20.8\%Gerard Kennedy884 18.8\%Ken Dryden 219 4.7\%Total4,690100.0\% Third Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 1,782 37.0\%Michael Ignatieff1,660 34.5\%Bob Rae1,375 28.5\% Total4,817100.0\% Fourth Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 2,521 54.7\%Michael Ignatieff 2,084 45.3\%Total4,605100.0\%
Revised: 7\%Total4,815100.0\% Second Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,48131.6\%Bob Rae1,132 24.1\%Stéphane Dion974 20.8\%Gerard Kennedy884 18.8\%Ken Dryden 219 4.7\%Total4,690100.0\% Third Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 1,782 37.0\%Michael Ignatieff1,660 34.5\%Bob Rae1,375 28.5\% Total4,817100.0\% CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 2,521 54.7\%Michael Ignatieff 2,084 45.3\%Total4,605100.0\%
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Original: 7\%Total4,815100.0\% Second Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,48131.6\%Bob Rae1,132 24.1\%Stéphane Dion974 20.8\%Gerard Kennedy884 18.8\%Ken Dryden 219 4.7\%Total4,690100.0\% Third Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 1,782 37.0\%Michael Ignatieff1,660 34.5\%Bob Rae1,375 28.5\% Total4,817100.0\% Fourth Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 2,521 54.7\%Michael Ignatieff 2,084 45.3\%Total4,605100.0\%
Revised: 7\%Total4,815100.0\% Second Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageMichael Ignatieff1,48131.6\%Bob Rae1,132 24.1\%Stéphane Dion974 20.8\%Gerard Kennedy884 18.8\%Ken Dryden 219 4.7\%Total4,690100.0\% Third Ballot CandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 1,782 37.0\%Michael Ignatieff1,660 34.5\%Bob Rae1,375 28.5\% Total4,817100.0\% Fourth Ballot +Fourth BallotCandidateDelegate SupportPercentageStéphane Dion 2,521 54.7\%Michael Ignatieff 2,084 45.3\%Total4,605100.0\%
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Original:  Since then there have been Security Council resolutions and threats of economic sanctions against Iran which has persisted in building  enrichment plant.
Revised:  Since then there have been Security Council resolutions and threats of economic sanctions against Iran which has persisted in building an enrichment plant.
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Original:  The original reactors at Busheh, contracted to be build by Siemans in 1975, were bombed in 1985 and 1988 by Iraq.
Revised:  The original reactors at Busheh, contracted to be build by Siemens in 1975, were bombed in 1985 and 1988 by Iraq.
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Original: Kiriyenko, former Russian Prime Minister, had proposed in February this year, that Russia would provide Iran with enriched uranium for its nuclear power plants, thus avoiding the need for Iran to build plant that might be used for weapon production.
Revised: Kiriyenko, former Russian Prime Minister, had proposed in February this year, that Russia would provide Iran with enriched uranium for its nuclear power plants, thus avoiding the need for Iran to build plants that might be used for weapon production.
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Original: Russia has been building a light water reactor for Iran at Bushehr but there have been delays in completeion , ‘for technical reasons’.
Revised: Russia has been building a light water reactor for Iran at Bushehr but there have been delays in completion , ‘for technical reasons’.
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Original:  The original reactors at Busheh, contracted to be build by Siemens in 1975, were bombed in 1985 and 1988 by Iraq.
Revised:  The original reactors at Busheh, contracted to be built by Siemens in 1975, were bombed in 1985 and 1988 by Iraq.
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Original: Pope Benedict XVI Pope Benedict will be visiting Turkey, a highly Muslim nation, for four days starting on November 28.
Revised: Pope Benedict XVI Pope Benedict will be visiting Turkey, a predominantly Muslim nation, for four days starting on November 28.
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Original:  Benedict will arive in Ankara, Turkey, the capital .
Revised:  Benedict will arive in Ankara, the capital of Turkey .
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Original:  Benedict also plans to meet with political and Muslim religious leaders in Ankara.
Revised:  Benedict also plans to meet with political and religious leaders in Ankara.
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Original:  The Pope's objectives are to make peace with Muslims and to clean up the 1,000-year divide in Christianity between the Vatican and Orthodox churches.
Revised:  The Pope's visit are to eliminate misunderstandings between Muslims and Christian, and to clean up the 1,000-year divide in Christianity between the Vatican and Orthodox churches.
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