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Original:  He was one of the important Malay communist member in the 1970s  Early life Abu Samah was born in the district of Semantan, Temerloh, Pahang.
Revised:  He was one of the important Malay communist member in the 1970s . Early life Abu Samah was born in the district of Semantan, Temerloh, Pahang.
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Original:  Dato' Bahaman, a well-known Malay leader whom headed the rebellion against British intervention in politics and the administration of Pahang in 1891-1892 , is his great-granduncle.
Revised:  Dato' Bahaman, a well-known Malay leader whom headed the rebellion against British intervention in politics and the administration of Pahang in 1891–1892 , is his great-granduncle.
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Original:  From 1989 until her death, Amaya-Bonilla has been Eucharistic Minister at Lady of Mercy Church in Brooklyn, New York.
Revised:  From 1989 until her death, Amaya-Bonilla was a Eucharistic Minister at Lady of Mercy Church in Brooklyn, New York.
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Original:  Amaya-Bonilla came to the United States in May 1964 from Honduras originally coming to Fort Worth, Texas, where she worked as a housekeeper until moving to New York City.
Revised:  Amaya-Bonilla went to the United States in May 1964 from Honduras originally coming to Fort Worth, Texas, where she worked as a housekeeper until moving to New York City.
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Original:  Amaya-Bonilla came to the United States in May 1964 from Honduras originally coming to Fort Worth, Texas, where she worked as a housekeeper until moving to New York City.
Revised:  Amaya-Bonilla came to the United States in May 1964 from Honduras originally going to Fort Worth, Texas, where she worked as a housekeeper until moving to New York City.
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Original:  External links Encyclopedia of 1848 Revolutions:
Revised: Notes External links Encyclopedia of 1848 Revolutions:
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Original:  August Treboniu Laurian Notes References Lucian Boia, History and Myth in Romanian Consciousness, Budapest:
Revised:  August Treboniu Laurian References Lucian Boia, History and Myth in Romanian Consciousness, Budapest:
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Original: 1881 deaths Category:19th-century Romanian people Category:Romanian philologists Category:Romanian revolutionaries Category: Romanian historians Category: Presidents of the Romanian Academy Category:Founding members of the Romanian Academy Category:Romanian Greek-Catholics Category:People of the Revolutions of 1848 Category:Romanians in Hungary Category:Austro-Hungarian emigrants to Romania Category:People from Sibiu County Category:Burials at Bellu Category:19th-century  historia
Revised: 1881 deaths Category:19th-century Romanian people Category:Romanian philologists Category:Romanian revolutionaries Category: Presidents of the Romanian Academy Category:Founding members of the Romanian Academy Category:Romanian Greek-Catholics Category:People of the Revolutions of 1848 Category:Romanians in Hungary Category:Austro-Hungarian emigrants to Romania Category:People from Sibiu County Category:Burials at Bellu Category:19th-century historia
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Original: 1881 deaths Category:19th-century Romanian people Category:Romanian philologists Category:Romanian revolutionaries Category: Romanian historians Category: Presidents of the Romanian Academy Category:Founding members of the Romanian Academy Category:Romanian Greek-Catholics Category:People of the Revolutions of 1848 Category:Romanians in Hungary Category:Austro-Hungarian emigrants to Romania Category:People from Sibiu County Category:Burials at Bellu Category:19th-century  historia
Revised: 1881 deaths Category:19th-century Romanian people Category:Romanian philologists Category:Romanian revolutionaries Category: Romanian historians Category: Presidents of the Romanian Academy Category:Founding members of the Romanian Academy Category:Romanian Greek-Catholics Category:People of the Revolutions of 1848 Category:Romanians in Hungary Category:Austro-Hungarian emigrants to Romania Category:People from Sibiu County Category:Burials at Bellu Category:19th-century Romanian historia
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Original: 19th-century Romanian people Category:Romanian philologists Category:Romanian revolutionaries Category:Presidents of the Romanian Academy Category:Founding members of the Romanian Academy Category:Romanian Greek-Catholics Category:People of the Revolutions of 1848 Category:Romanian people in the Principality of Transylvania (1711–1867) Category: Austro-Hungarian emigrants to Romania Category:People from Sibiu County Category:Burials at Bellu Cemetery Category:19th-century Romanian historia
Revised: 19th-century Romanian people Category:Romanian philologists Category:Romanian revolutionaries Category:Presidents of the Romanian Academy Category:Founding members of the Romanian Academy Category:Romanian Greek-Catholics Category:People of the Revolutions of 1848 Category:Romanian people in the Principality of Transylvania (1711–1867) Category: Austrian Empire emigrants to Romania Category:People from Sibiu County Category:Burials at Bellu Cemetery Category:19th-century Romanian historia
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Original: Wilhelm Schaffrath (1 May 1814 - 7 May 1893) was a German jurist and politician.
Revised: Wilhelm Schaffrath (1 May 1814 – 7 May 1893) was a German jurist and politician.
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Original: People of the Revolutions of 1848 Category:Members of the Landtag of Saxony Category:19th-century  politicians Category:Members of the Reichstag of the German Empire Category:German Progress Party politicians Category:People from Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge Category:Constitutional court judges Category:German lawyers Category:Civil law notaries Category:People from Dresden Category:Reinhardtsdorf-Schöna Category:1814 births Category:1893 deat
Revised: People of the Revolutions of 1848 Category:Members of the Landtag of Saxony Category:19th-century German politicians Category:Members of the Reichstag of the German Empire Category:German Progress Party politicians Category:People from Sächsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge Category:Constitutional court judges Category:German lawyers Category:Civil law notaries Category:People from Dresden Category:Reinhardtsdorf-Schöna Category:1814 births Category:1893 deat
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Original: Dr. Yaronsho Ngalung (born 21, January 1978) is a well known social activist, scholar and a politician from the Tangkhul Naga tribe in the state of Manipur, India.
Revised:  Yaronsho Ngalung (born 21, January 1978) is a well known social activist, scholar and a politician from the Tangkhul Naga tribe in the state of Manipur, India.
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Original: Dr. Yaronsho Ngalung (born 21, January 1978) is a well known social activist, scholar and a politician from the Tangkhul Naga tribe in the state of Manipur, India.
Revised: Dr. Yaronsho Ngalung (born 21, January 1978) is a social activist, scholar and a politician from the Tangkhul Naga tribe in the state of Manipur, India.
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Original:  Early life Dr. Yaronsho Ngalung was born in Ringui Ramhon to Stone Ngalung and Yangreila Ngalung on 21 January 1978.
Revised:  Early life Yaronsho Ngalung was born in Ringui Ramhon to Stone Ngalung and Yangreila Ngalung on 21 January 1978.
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Original:  Career Dr. Yaronsho Ngalung had keen interest in social work and was a leader since his school days.
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Original:  After completing his Doctorate degree in Political Science from JNU, Dr. Ngalung dedicated his time in working for the Nagas in the present state of Manipur.
Revised:  After completing his Doctorate degree in Political Science from JNU, Ngalung dedicated his time in working for the Nagas in the present state of Manipur.
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Original:  With the re-organization of the Autonomous District Council in Manipur after a gap of more that two decades, he contested the election with Naga People's Front party (NPF) ticket from 15 DCC Ringui constituency and was elected beating his nearest rival with a great margin.
Revised:  With the re-organization of the Autonomous District Council in Manipur after a gap of more that two decades, he contested the election with Naga People's Front party (NPF) ticket from 15 DCC Ringui constituency and was elected by a great margin.
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Original:  After the election, he was unanimimously elected the Chairman of the Council and is serving the people in that capacity .
Revised:  After the election, he was unanimimously elected the Chairman of the Council .
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Original: The School of Sagres, also called Court of Sagres ( in Portuguese Escola de Sagres ) according to some historians was a group of scientific Portuguese personalities and techniques related to ocean navigation of the fifteenth century , formed around the infant Enrique, nicknamed the Navigator in Sagres near Cape St.
Revised: The School of Sagres, also called Court of Sagres ( Escola de Sagres ) according to some historians was a group of scientific Portuguese personalities and techniques related to ocean navigation of the fifteenth century , formed around the infant Enrique, nicknamed the Navigator in Sagres near Cape St.
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Original: The School of Sagres, also called Court of Sagres ( in Portuguese Escola de Sagres ) according to some historians was a group of scientific Portuguese personalities and techniques related to ocean navigation of the fifteenth century , formed around the infant Enrique, nicknamed the Navigator in Sagres near Cape St.
Revised: The School of Sagres, also called Court of Sagres ( in Portuguese Escola de Sagres ) according to some historians was a group of figures associated with fifteenth century Portuguese navigation, gathered by prince Henry of Portugal in Sagres near Cape St.
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Original:  While it is proven that the nearby port of Lagos was the starting point for numerous expeditions of exploration and colonization along the African coast and Atlantic islands, the existence of the School of Sagres has been questioned by some historians , All historians agree that at least since the death of Prince Henry (1460), the driver of the Portuguese discoveries center was Lisbon.
Revised:  Since the nearby port of Lagos was the starting point for numerous expeditions of exploration and colonization along the African coast and Atlantic islands, the existence of the School of Sagres has been questioned by some historians , All historians agree that at least since the death of Prince Henry (1460), the driver of the Portuguese discoveries center was Lisbon.
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Original:  While it is proven that the nearby port of Lagos was the starting point for numerous expeditions of exploration and colonization along the African coast and Atlantic islands, the existence of the School of Sagres has been questioned by some historians , All historians agree that at least since the death of Prince Henry (1460), the driver of the Portuguese discoveries center was Lisbon.
Revised:  While it is proven that the nearby port of Lagos was the starting point for numerous expeditions of exploration and colonization along the African coast and Atlantic islands, the existence of a "school" at Sagres has been questioned by some historians , All historians agree that at least since the death of Prince Henry (1460), the driver of the Portuguese discoveries center was Lisbon.
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Original:  While it is proven that the nearby port of Lagos was the starting point for numerous expeditions of exploration and colonization along the African coast and Atlantic islands, the existence of the School of Sagres has been questioned by some historians , All historians agree that at least since the death of Prince Henry (1460), the driver of the Portuguese discoveries center was Lisbon.
Revised:  While it is proven that the nearby port of Lagos was the starting point for numerous expeditions of exploration and colonization along the African coast and Atlantic islands, the existence of the School of Sagres has been questioned by some historians . After the death of Prince Henry (1460), the driver of the Portuguese discoveries center was Lisbon.
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Original:  While it is proven that the nearby port of Lagos was the starting point for numerous expeditions of exploration and colonization along the African coast and Atlantic islands, the existence of the School of Sagres has been questioned by some historians , All historians agree that at least since the death of Prince Henry (1460), the driver of the Portuguese discoveries center was Lisbon.
Revised:  While it is proven that the nearby port of Lagos was the starting point for numerous expeditions of exploration and colonization along the African coast and Atlantic islands, the existence of the School of Sagres has been questioned by some historians , All historians agree that at least since the death of Prince Henry (1460), the center of Portuguese discoveries center was Lisbon.
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Original:  While it is proven that the nearby port of Lagos was the starting point for numerous expeditions of exploration and colonization along the African coast and Atlantic islands, the existence of the School of Sagres has been questioned by some historians , All historians agree that at least since the death of Prince Henry (1460), the driver of the Portuguese discoveries center was Lisbon.
Revised:  While it is proven that the nearby port of Lagos was the starting point for numerous expeditions of exploration and colonization along the African coast and Atlantic islands, the existence of the School of Sagres has been questioned by some historians , All historians agree that at least since the death of Prince Henry (1460), the driver of the Portuguese discoveries center shifted to Lisbon.
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Original:  The first written mention of the concept of School of Sagres dating from the seventeenth century by the English Samuel Purchas,
Revised:  The first written mention of a "school at Sagres in English dates from the seventeenth century by the English Samuel Purchas,
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Original:  The first written mention of the concept of School of Sagres dating from the seventeenth century by the English Samuel Purchas,
Revised:  The first written mention of the concept of School of Sagres dating from the seventeenth century by Samuel Purchas,
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Original:  although in the sixteenth century Damião de Gois pointed out a similar idea  . Portuguese and English historians settled and popularized the term later on . Controversy Romantic view In the nineteenth century began to spread a version of the biography of Prince Henry whereby he would have installed his court in Sagres in 1418, shortly after the capture of Ceuta by the Portuguese.
Revised:  although Damião de Gois pointed out a similar idea . Portuguese and English historians settled and popularized the term later on . Controversy Romantic view In the nineteenth century began to spread a version of the biography of Prince Henry whereby he would have installed his court in Sagres in 1418, shortly after the capture of Ceuta by the Portuguese.
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Original:  although in the sixteenth century Damião de Gois pointed out a similar idea  . Portuguese and English historians settled and popularized the term later on . Controversy Romantic view In the nineteenth century began to spread a version of the biography of Prince Henry whereby he would have installed his court in Sagres in 1418, shortly after the capture of Ceuta by the Portuguese.
Revised:  although in the sixteenth century Damião de Gois had already pointed to a similar idea . Portuguese and English historians settled and popularized the term later on . Controversy Romantic view In the nineteenth century began to spread a version of the biography of Prince Henry whereby he would have installed his court in Sagres in 1418, shortly after the capture of Ceuta by the Portuguese.
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Original:  although in the sixteenth century Damião de Gois pointed out a similar idea  . Portuguese and English historians settled and popularized the term later on . Controversy Romantic view In the nineteenth century began to spread a version of the biography of Prince Henry whereby he would have installed his court in Sagres in 1418, shortly after the capture of Ceuta by the Portuguese.
Revised:  although in the sixteenth century Damião de Gois pointed out a similar idea . Portuguese and English historians settled on the term and it gained popularity . Controversy Romantic view In the nineteenth century began to spread a version of the biography of Prince Henry whereby he would have installed his court in Sagres in 1418, shortly after the capture of Ceuta by the Portuguese.
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Original:  although in the sixteenth century Damião de Gois pointed out a similar idea  . Portuguese and English historians settled and popularized the term later on . Controversy Romantic view In the nineteenth century began to spread a version of the biography of Prince Henry whereby he would have installed his court in Sagres in 1418, shortly after the capture of Ceuta by the Portuguese.
Revised:  although in the sixteenth century Damião de Gois pointed out a similar idea . Portuguese and English historians settled and popularized the term later on . Scholarly debate Romantic view In the nineteenth century began to spread a version of the biography of Prince Henry whereby he would have installed his court in Sagres in 1418, shortly after the capture of Ceuta by the Portuguese.
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Original:  although in the sixteenth century Damião de Gois pointed out a similar idea  . Portuguese and English historians settled and popularized the term later on . Controversy Romantic view In the nineteenth century began to spread a version of the biography of Prince Henry whereby he would have installed his court in Sagres in 1418, shortly after the capture of Ceuta by the Portuguese.
Revised:  although in the sixteenth century Damião de Gois pointed out a similar idea . Portuguese and English historians settled and popularized the term later on . Controversy Romantic view In the nineteenth century began to spread a version of the biography of Prince Henry stating that he had installed his court in Sagres in 1418, shortly after the capture of Ceuta by the Portuguese.
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Original:  There would be formed around him the best of "science and navigation" and building a shipyard and a palace with the first observatory in Portugal .
Revised:  There he would have gathered the best of "science and navigation" and building a shipyard and a palace with the first observatory in Portugal .
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Original:  There would be formed around him the best of "science and navigation" and building a shipyard and a palace with the first observatory in Portugal .
Revised:  There would be formed around him the best of "science and navigation" , built a shipyard and a palace with the first observatory in Portugal .
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Original:  They even wrote that Sagres represented modern refounding "the systematic study of applied science"
Revised:  They even wrote that Sagres represented the modern refounding of "the systematic study of applied science"
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Original:  Critical view According to the critical view, the Portuguese learned navigation in a practical way, on the decks of the ships, and not being able to find archaeological and documentary support for the  " Escola de Sagres ", they consider it a myth of Portuguese history.
Revised:  According to a more critical view, the Portuguese learned navigation in a practical way, on the decks of the ships, and not being able to find archaeological and documentary support for the " Escola de Sagres ", they consider it a myth of Portuguese history.
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Original:  Critical view According to the critical view, the Portuguese learned navigation in a practical way, on the decks of the ships, and not being able to find archaeological and documentary support for the  " Escola de Sagres ", they consider it a myth of Portuguese history.
Revised:  Critical view According to the critical view, the Portuguese learned navigation in a practical way, on the decks of the ships, and lacking archaeological and documentary support for the " Escola de Sagres ", they consider it a myth of Portuguese history.
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Original:  Critical view According to the critical view, the Portuguese learned navigation in a practical way, on the decks of the ships, and not being able to find archaeological and documentary support for the  " Escola de Sagres ", they consider it a myth of Portuguese history.
Revised:  Critical view According to the critical view, the Portuguese learned navigation in a practical way, on the decks of the ships, and not being able to find archaeological and documentary support for the supposed " Escola de Sagres ", they consider it a myth of Portuguese history.
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Original:  Critical view According to the critical view, the Portuguese learned navigation in a practical way, on the decks of the ships, and not being able to find archaeological and documentary support for the  " Escola de Sagres ", they consider it a myth of Portuguese history.
Revised:  Critical view According to the critical view, the Portuguese learned navigation in a practical way, on the decks of the ships, and not being able to find archaeological and documentary support for the " school ", they consider it a myth of Portuguese history.
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Original:  Critical view According to the critical view, the Portuguese learned navigation in a practical way, on the decks of the ships, and not being able to find archaeological and documentary support for the  " Escola de Sagres ", they consider it a myth of Portuguese history.
Revised:  Critical view According to the critical view, the Portuguese learned navigation in a practical way, on the decks of the ships, and not being able to find archaeological and documentary support for the " Escola de Sagres ", consider it a myth of Portuguese history.
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Original:  It's unforgivable as well, that those scholars, could dare to write on the subject without reading João de Barros , which clearly states: "..mándou vir da ilha de Mallorca um mestre Jacome , hornera mui douto na arte de navegar, que fasia e instrumentos náuticos e que Ihe custou muito pelo trazer a este reino para ensinar sua sciencia aos officiaes portuguezes d'aquella mester. ."
Revised:  It's unforgivable as well, that those scholars, could dare to write on the subject without reading João de Barros on his part states:
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Original:   First results João Gonçalves Zarco arrived at Porto Santo ( 1419 ) and Madeira ( 1420 ), and on the other part Diogo de Silves found the island of Santa Maria at Azores (1427).
Revised:  First results João Gonçalves Zarco located Porto Santo in 1419 ) and Madeira ( 1420 ), and on the other part Diogo de Silves found the island of Santa Maria at Azores (1427).
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Original:   First results João Gonçalves Zarco arrived at Porto Santo ( 1419 ) and Madeira ( 1420 ), and on the other part Diogo de Silves found the island of Santa Maria at Azores (1427).
Revised:  First results João Gonçalves Zarco arrived at Porto Santo ( 1419 and Madeira in 1420 ), and on the other part Diogo de Silves found the island of Santa Maria at Azores (1427).
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Original:   First results João Gonçalves Zarco arrived at Porto Santo ( 1419 ) and Madeira ( 1420 ), and on the other part Diogo de Silves found the island of Santa Maria at Azores (1427).
Revised:  First results João Gonçalves Zarco arrived at Porto Santo ( 1419 ) and Madeira ( 1420 , while Diogo de Silves found the island of Santa Maria at Azores (1427).
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