wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  Category: 1947 births Category:Living people Category:ABS-CBN personalities Category:Actresses from Metro Manila Category:Filipino film actresses Category:Filipino people of Spanish descent Category:Filipino Roman Catholics Category:Filipino television actresses Category:GMA Network personalities Category:Ilocano people Category:People from Pangasinan Category:People from Quezon Ci
Revised:  Category: 1946 births Category:Living people Category:ABS-CBN personalities Category:Actresses from Metro Manila Category:Filipino film actresses Category:Filipino people of Spanish descent Category:Filipino Roman Catholics Category:Filipino television actresses Category:GMA Network personalities Category:Ilocano people Category:People from Pangasinan Category:People from Quezon Ci
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Original: Pill prizes are the idea put forth by Joseph E. Stiglitz when he wrotePrizes , not patents, in order to address shortfalls of using patents from a pharmaceutical drug perspective.
Revised: Pill prizes are the idea put forth by Joseph E. Stiglitz when he wrote Prizes , not patents, in order to address shortfalls of using patents from a pharmaceutical drug perspective.
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Original: Pill prizes are the idea put forth by Joseph E. Stiglitz when he wrote  Prizes, not patents  , in order to address shortfalls of using patents from a pharmaceutical drug perspective.
Revised: Pill prizes are the idea put forth by Joseph E. Stiglitz when he wrote " Prizes, not patents , in order to address shortfalls of using patents from a pharmaceutical drug perspective.
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Original: Pill prizes are the idea put forth by Joseph E. Stiglitz when he wrote  Prizes, not patents  , in order to address shortfalls of using patents from a pharmaceutical drug perspective.
Revised: Pill prizes are the idea put forth by Joseph E. Stiglitz when he wrote Prizes, not patents " , in order to address shortfalls of using patents from a pharmaceutical drug perspective.
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Original: Offering a prize as opposed to a patent, according to Stiglitz, would address the lack of incentive for problems such as disease in developing countries and it would provide products immediately affordable instead of pending an a patent expiration.
Revised: Offering a prize as opposed to a patent, according to Stiglitz, would address the lack of incentive for problems such as disease in developing countries and it would provide products immediately affordable instead of pending on a patent expiration.
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Original:  Stiglitz discusses the idea of using foreign aid assistance funds to finance prizes as it would provide greater foreign aid than what funds are being used for currently. URL
Revised:  Stiglitz discusses the idea of using foreign aid assistance funds to finance prizes as it would provide greater foreign aid than what funds are being used for URL
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Original: Until generic versions of drugs reach the shelves, which occurs after a patent expires, the costs burden consumers due to prices not being dictated by the URL These burdens are overwhelming in developing countries and Stiglitz suggests they be lowered by offering prizes instead of patents.
Revised: Until generic versions of drugs reach the shelves, which occurs after a patent expires, the costs burden consumers due to prices not being dictated by the markets. These burdens are overwhelming in developing countries and Stiglitz suggests they be lowered by offering prizes instead of patents.
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Original:  Stiglitz discusses the idea of using foreign aid assistance funds to finance prizes as it would provide greater foreign aid than what funds are being used for URL
Revised:  Stiglitz discusses the idea of using foreign aid assistance funds to finance prizes as it would provide greater foreign aid than what funds are being used for currently.
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Original: Jackie Jurich (born August 4  1918) is an American former professional boxer.
Revised: Jackie Jurich (born August 4 , 1918) is an American former professional boxer.
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Original: Jackie Jurich (born August 4, 1918) is an American former professional boxer.
Revised: Jackie Jurich (born August 4, 1918) Was an American former professional boxer.
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Original:  Category:1918 births Category:Boxers from California Category: Living people Category:American male boxers Category:American centenaria
Revised:  Category:1918 births Category:Boxers from California Category: Possibly living people Category:American male boxers Category:American centenaria
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Original:  Category:1918 births Category:Boxers from California Category: Living people Category:American male boxers Category:American centenaria
Revised:  Category:1918 births Category:Boxers from California Category: Living people Category:American male boxe
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Original: Jackie Jurich (born August 4, 1918) Was an American former professional boxer.
Revised: Jackie Jurich Was an American former professional boxer.
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Original:  Category:1918 births Category:Boxers from California Category:Possibly living people Category:American male boxers Category:Janitors Category:Flyweight boxe
Revised:  Category:Boxers from California Category:Possibly living people Category:American male boxers Category:Janitors Category:Flyweight boxe
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Original:  Melissa moved to San Bernardino County with her son, and Chris became homeless.
Revised:  Melissa moved to San Bernardino County with their son, and Chris became homeless.
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Original:  Melissa moved to San Bernardino County with their son, and Chris became homeless. homeless??
Revised:  Melissa moved to San Bernardino County with their son, and Chris became homeless. 
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Original:  A few examples of sclerobionts include Entobia borings, Gastrochaenolites borings, Oichnus borings, Talpina borings, serpulids, encrusting oysters, encrusting foraminiferans, Stomatopora bryozoans, and “Berenicea” bryozoans.
Revised:  A few examples of sclerobionts include Entobia borings, Gastrochaenolites borings, Talpina borings, serpulids, encrusting oysters, encrusting foraminiferans, Stomatopora bryozoans, and “Berenicea” bryozoans.
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Original: Samir Si Hadj Mohand (born July 16, 1982 in Béjaïa ) is an Algerian football player.
Revised: Samir Si Hadj Mohand (born July 16, 1982 ) is an Algerian football player.
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Original:   During his time with the club, he won the Junior Algerian Cup, for the first time in the club's history.
Revised:  Alt URL During his time with the club, he won the Junior Algerian Cup, for the first time in the club's history.
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Original:  His son was the actor Gordon Tootoosis .
Revised:  He married Louisa Angus from Thunderchild in 1929. She passed away in 1987. They would have ten sons and three daughters. His son Gordon Tootoosis was a well-known actor .
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Original: Early life and family Tootoosis was born on the Poundmaker Reserve in Saskatchewanto to Mary Theresa and John Tootoosi .
Revised: Early life and family Tootoosis was born on the Poundmaker Reserve in Saskatchewanto to Mary Theresa and John Tootoosis .
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Original:  She passed away in 1987.
Revised:  She died in 1987.
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Original:  In recognition of his work and his devotion to "...seeking answers to the grave problems of his people" he was became a Member of the Order of Canada in 1986.
Revised:  In recognition of his work and his devotion to "...seeking answers to the grave problems of his people" he became a Member of the Order of Canada in 1986.
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Original: Bloch's principal use of the term "non-simultaneity" was in an essay from 1932 which attempted to explain the rise and popularity of National Socialism in Germany in the light of the capitalist economic crisis of the Great Depression This translation is from the corresponding chapter in Erbschaft dieser Zeit. and which became a chapter of his influential 1935 study Heritage of our Times (Erbschaft dieser Zeit).
Revised: Bloch's principal use of the term "non-simultaneity" was in an essay from 1932 which attempted to explain the rise and popularity of Nazism in Germany in the light of the capitalist economic crisis of the Great Depression This translation is from the corresponding chapter in Erbschaft dieser Zeit. and which became a chapter of his influential 1935 study Heritage of our Times (Erbschaft dieser Zeit).
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Original: The text signals that to some extent these ideas derive from Marx's Critique of Political Economy, and in particular his notion of "the unequal rate of development",Bloch, "Nonsynchronism", p.29. or "uneven development" (as it is more usually rendered in its Trotskyist formulation) . Marx had also used the term "simultaneity" (Gleichzeitigkeit) in his explanation of the concentration of production processes under the demands of commodity production in the first volume of Das Kapital (see below).
Revised: The text signals that to some extent these ideas derive from Marx's Critique of Political Economy, and in particular his notion of "the unequal rate of development",Bloch, "Nonsynchronism", p.29. or "uneven development" . Marx had also used the term "simultaneity" (Gleichzeitigkeit) in his explanation of the concentration of production processes under the demands of commodity production in the first volume of Das Kapital (see below).
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Original: Deer blood is used as a healthful nutritional supplement in some parts of the world, particularly in East Asia.
Revised: Deer blood is used as a nutritional supplement in some parts of the world, particularly in East Asia.
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Original:  In the Eastern Hemisphere, Deer Blood is sold as a commercial product.
Revised:  In the Eastern Hemisphere, deer blood is sold as a commercial product.
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Original: ]] Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a commonly used tool for environmental management, modelling and planning.
Revised: ]] Geographic information system (GIS) is a commonly used tool for environmental management, modelling and planning.
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Original:  As CH2M HILL ’s Site Control and GIS Manager for the Masdar project confirms;
Revised:  As CH2M Hill ’s Site Control and GIS Manager for the Masdar project confirms;
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Original:  The lack of ‘ strong social, financial, or political support structures ’ are constituent factors in how people deal with large-scale disasters.
Revised:  The lack of " strong social, financial, or political support structures ’ are constituent factors in how people deal with large-scale disasters.
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Original:  The lack of ‘ strong social, financial, or political support structures ’ are constituent factors in how people deal with large-scale disasters.
Revised:  The lack of ‘ strong social, financial, or political support structures " are constituent factors in how people deal with large-scale disasters.
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Original:  (The text regarding slaves in Bhutan  prejudiced, is totally wrong and biased and has been added here to belittle the lhotshampas or the Nepali speakers who were settled in southern Bhutan by the Dorji rajas who occupied Bhutan house in Kalimpong.
Revised:  (The text regarding slaves in Bhutan is prejudiced, is totally wrong and biased and has been added here to belittle the lhotshampas or the Nepali speakers who were settled in southern Bhutan by the Dorji rajas who occupied Bhutan house in Kalimpong.
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Original:  Poor people used  take refuge in the rich peoples houses and work for them for food, clothes, and shelter.
Revised:  Poor people used to take refuge in the rich peoples houses and work for them for food, clothes, and shelter.
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Original:  Poor people used  take refuge in the rich peoples houses and work for them for food, clothes, and shelter.
Revised:  Poor people used take refuge in the rich people's houses and work for them for food, clothes, and shelter.
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Original:  They were later dependent on the landlords and  treated as slaves.
Revised:  They were later dependent on the landlords and were treated as slaves.
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Original:   In the context of Bhutan laborers were owned by the rich landlords in the West of Bhutan and they had to work for food, shelter, and clothes.
Revised:  < In the context of Bhutan laborers were owned by the rich landlords in the West of Bhutan and they had to work for food, shelter, and clothes.
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Original:   (from History of Southern Bhutan-by KSG) As such there was no slavery in southern Bhutan  . (Edited by KSG) The Nationality Act of 1958 was repealed by the Citizenship Act of 1985.
Revised:  > (from History of Southern Bhutan-by KSG) As such there was no slavery in southern Bhutan . (Edited by KSG) The Nationality Act of 1958 was repealed by the Citizenship Act of 1985.
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Original: >(from History of Southern Bhutan-by KSG) As such there was no slavery in southern Bhutan na no slaves.
Revised: >(from History of Southern Bhutan-by KSG) As such there was no slavery in southern Bhutan and no slaves.
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Original:  (Edited by KSG)]  The Nationality Act of 1958 was repealed by the Citizenship Act of 1985.
Revised:  (Edited by KSG)] > The Nationality Act of 1958 was repealed by the Citizenship Act of 1985.
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Original:   [Correction to this article=KSG] Slavery in Bhutan has been misinterpreted by the history writers of Bhutan who have mentioned that they were the Nepali speaking Hindus.
Revised:  = [Correction to this article=KSG] Slavery in Bhutan has been misinterpreted by the history writers of Bhutan who have mentioned that they were the Nepali speaking Hindus.
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Original:  < Correction to this article=KSG Slavery in Bhutan has been misinterpreted by the history writers of Bhutan who have mentioned that they were the Nepali speaking Hindus.
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Original:  By 1877, slaves from Bhutan were regarded by the British  as Bhutanese refugees.
Revised:  By 1877, slaves from Bhutan were regarded by the British governemtn as Bhutanese refugees.
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Original:  The position adopted by Britain was to allow enslaved British subjects to return of their own  will, but refrain frm repatriating them to Bhutan. (Cf. non-refoulement)
Revised:  The position adopted by Britain was to allow enslaved British subjects to return of their own free will, but refrain frm repatriating them to Bhutan. (Cf. non-refoulement)
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Original:  this group, a generalized term for those of Nepalese descent, comprised 43\% of the total population of Bhutan in 1988, including all illegal aliens.
Revised:  this group, a generalized term for those of Nepalese descent, comprised 43\% of the total population of Bhutan in 1988.
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Original:  Achyut was taken on the CongressWorking Committee by Jawaharlal Nehru in 1936, but he resigned in a few months and thereafter resisted Nehru’s invitations to join it.
Revised:  Achyut was taken on the CongressWorking Committee by Jawaharlal Nehru in 1936, but he resigned in a few months and thereafter resisted Nehru’s invitations to join it.
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Original:  In 1945–46 he went underground, and evading arrest, he ably directed the movement of a parallel government mainly in the Satara district .
Revised:  In 1945–46 he went underground, and evading arrest, he ably directed the movement of a parallel government mainly in the Satara district .
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Original:  The ring-leader of the gangs who looted Government offices, treasuries and trains was Nana Patil .
Revised:  The ring-leader of the gangs who looted Government offices, treasuries and trains was Nana Patil .
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Original:  He studied Communist and Socialist literature, resigned his Professorship and plunged in 1932 into Gandhiji’s Salt Satyagraha civil disobedience movement.
Revised:  He studied Communist and Socialist literature, resigned his Professorship and plunged in 1932 into Gandhiji’s civil disobedience movement.
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Original:  In 1934  he and his associates in jail formed the Congress Socialistic Party with a view to working for socialistic objectives from within the Congress.
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Original:  From 1935 to 1941 he organised Shibirs (education camps of young men), to teach them Socialism and to prepare them for socialistic activities.
Revised:  From 1935 to 1941 he organised Shibirs (education camps for young men), to teach them Socialism and to prepare them for socialistic activities.
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Original:  He was called thereafter by many as ‘सातार्याचा सिंह’ (The Lion of Satara)  .
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Original:  He was called thereafter by many as ‘सातार्याचा सिंह’ (The Lion of Satara)  .
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Original:  In 1950  Achyut retired from politics and worked again as Professor in the Central Hindu College till 1966.
Revised:  In 1950 , Achyut retired from politics and worked again as Professor in the Central Hindu College till 1966.
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Original:  Since then he was passing an entirely secluded and retired life in Pune, not appearing in public  and not even answering correspondence.
Revised:  Since then he was passing an entirely secluded and retired life in Pune, not appearing in public and not even responding to correspondence.
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Original:  In 1945–46 he went underground, and evading arrest, he ably directed the movement of a parallel government mainly in the Satara district.
Revised:  In 1945–46 he went underground, and evading arrest, he supported the movement of a parallel government mainly in the Satara district.
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Original:  It was called 'Patri Sarkar'  . 'Patri' was the name given to the terrible and torturous punishments administered to Government servants and people who dared to obstruct the parallel government.
Revised:  It was called 'Patri Sarkar' by some people . 'Patri' was the name given to the terrible and torturous punishments administered to Government servants and people who dared to obstruct the parallel government.
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Original:  It was called 'Patri Sarkar'  . 'Patri' was the name given to the terrible and torturous punishments administered to Government servants and people who dared to obstruct the parallel government.
Revised:  It was called 'Patri Sarkar' . 'Patri' was the name given to the punishments administered to Government servants and people who dared to obstruct the parallel government.
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Original: Russian footballers Category:Russian Premier League players Category:FC Krylia Sovetov Samara players Category:FC Krasnodar players Category:FC Rotor Volgograd players Category:FC Orenburg players Category:FC Arsenal Tula players Category:People from Nalchik Category:Balkar people Category:Riga FC players Category:Russian expatriate footballers Category:Expatriate footballers in Latvia Category:Association football forwards Category:FC Tambov players Category:FC Avangard Kursk  playe
Revised: Russian footballers Category:Russian Premier League players Category:FC Krylia Sovetov Samara players Category:FC Krasnodar players Category:FC Rotor Volgograd players Category:FC Orenburg players Category:FC Arsenal Tula players Category:People from Nalchik Category:Balkar people Category:Riga FC players Category:Russian expatriate footballers Category:Expatriate footballers in Latvia Category:Association football forwards Category:FC Tambov players Category:FC Avangard Kursk players Category:FC Tekstilshchik Ivanovo playe
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Original:  He plays for FC Tekstilshchik Ivanovo.
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Original: FC Krylia Sovetov Samara players Category:FC Krasnodar players Category:FC Rotor Volgograd players Category:FC Orenburg players Category:FC Arsenal Tula players Category:People from Nalchik Category:Balkar people Category:Riga FC players Category:Russian expatriate footballers Category:Expatriate footballers in Latvia Category:Association football forwards Category:FC Tambov players Category:FC Avangard Kursk players Category:FC Tekstilshchik Ivanovo  playe
Revised: FC Krylia Sovetov Samara players Category:FC Krasnodar players Category:FC Rotor Volgograd players Category:FC Orenburg players Category:FC Arsenal Tula players Category:People from Nalchik Category:Balkar people Category:Riga FC players Category:Russian expatriate footballers Category:Expatriate footballers in Latvia Category:Association football forwards Category:FC Tambov players Category:FC Avangard Kursk players Category:FC Tekstilshchik Ivanovo players Category:FC Fakel Voronezh playe
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Original: Accolades, influence and writings Throughout her career Gauthier has won widespread acclaim and numerous awards for her songs.
Revised: Accolades, awards and influence Throughout her career Gauthier has won widespread acclaim and numerous awards for her songs.
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Original: Rifles & Rosary Beads Gauthier's most recent record, Rifles & Rosary Beads (2018), was co-written with U.S. veterans and their families, arising out of Mary's involvement with the Songwriting With Soldiers program.
Revised: Rifles & Rosary Beads Gauthier's next record, Rifles & Rosary Beads (2018), was co-written with U.S. veterans and their families, arising out of Mary's involvement with the Songwriting With Soldiers program.
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Original: Life and career Early life, addition and sobriety Gauthier was born in 1962 in New Orleans, Louisiana, to a mother who gave her to St Vincent's Women and Infants Asylum (since demolished), where she spent the first year of her URL In adulthood, Mary spoke to her biological mother once by phone, but there was no further contact between URL She was adopted by an Italian Catholic couple from Thibodaux, Louisiana.
Revised: Life and career Early life, addiction and sobriety Gauthier was born in 1962 in New Orleans, Louisiana, to a mother who gave her to St Vincent's Women and Infants Asylum (since demolished), where she spent the first year of her URL In adulthood, Mary spoke to her biological mother once by phone, but there was no further contact between URL She was adopted by an Italian Catholic couple from Thibodaux, Louisiana.
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Original:  and demonstrate an "ability to transform her own trauma into a purposeful and communal URL Her 2018 album Rifles & Rosary Beads,
Revised:  and demonstrate an "ability to transform her own trauma into a purposeful and communal narrative". Her 2018 album Rifles & Rosary Beads,
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