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Original:  As a player Brentford Football League Division Four: 1962 / 63 References External links Neil Brown
Revised:  As a player Brentford Football League Division Four: 1962 – 63 References External links Neil Brown
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Original:  As a player Brentford Football League Division Four: 1962 / 63 References External links Neil Brown
Revised:  As a player Brentford Football League Division Four: 1962 / 63 References 
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Original:  He is best remembered for his 12-year spell in the Football League with Brentford, for whom he made 433 appearances and is a cult hero amongst the club's supporters . Higginson was an ever-present in Brentford's 1962–63 Division Four title-winning season.
Revised:  He is best remembered for his 12-year spell in the Football League with Brentford, for whom he made 433 appearances and is a member of the club's supporters . Higginson was an ever-present in Brentford's 1962–63 Division Four title-winning season.
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Original:  He made 433 appearances for the Bees , which was then second behind former teammate Ken Coote in the club's all-time appearances list.
Revised:  He made 433 appearances for the Bees , which was then second behind former teammate Ken Coote in the club's record appearances list.
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Original: Thomas "Tommy" Higginson (6 January 1937 – 22 July 2012) was a Scottish professional football left half and inside forward.
Revised: Thomas Higginson (6 January 1937 – 22 July 2012) was a Scottish professional football left half and inside forward.
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Original:  In 1956, Kilmarnock manager Malky McDonald saw Higginson playing in a junior match and invited the youngster to a trial with the Scottish Football League club.
Revised:  In 1956, Kilmarnock manager Malky McDonald saw Higginson playing in a junior match and invited the youngster to a trial with the Scottish League club.
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Original:  Brentford Along with fellow Scot John Docherty, Higginson reunited with manager Malky McDonald at English Division Three side Brentford in June 1959, as cover for forward Jim Towers.
Revised:  Brentford Along with fellow Scot John Docherty, Higginson reunited with manager Malky McDonald at English Third Division club Brentford in June 1959, as cover for forward Jim Towers.
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Original:  In October 1964, Higginson suffered the ignominy of being the first Brentford player to be sent off since the resumption of football after the Second World War, receiving his marching orders (along with opposition player Eric Brodie) during a league match versus Shrewsbury Town.
Revised:  In October 1964, Higginson suffered the ignominy of being the first Brentford player to be sent off since the resumption of football after the Second World War, when he received his marching orders (along with opposition player Eric Brodie) during a league match versus Shrewsbury Town.
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Original:  Hillingdon Borough Higginson saw out his career with Southern League Premier Division side Hillingdon Borough , reaching the final of the FA Trophy with the club in 1971.
Revised:  Hillingdon Borough Higginson ended his career with Southern League Premier Division side Hillingdon Borough , reaching the final of the FA Trophy with the club in 1971.
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Original:  Hillingdon Borough Higginson saw out his career with Southern League Premier Division side Hillingdon Borough , reaching the final of the FA Trophy with the club in 1971.
Revised:  Hillingdon Borough Higginson saw out his career with Southern League Premier Division club Hillingdon Borough and reached the final of the FA Trophy with the club in 1971.
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Original:  As a player Brentford Football League Division Four : 1962–63
Revised:  As a player Brentford Football League Fourth Division : 1962–63
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Original:  Moving back to a left half position, Higginson earned a reputation as a hard man after rugby tackling a Hartlepool United player during a 4–0 victory in October 1962, escaping with only a booking.
Revised:  Moving back to a left half position, Higginson earned a reputation as a hard man after rugby tackling a Hartlepools United player during a 4–0 victory in October 1962, escaping with only a booking.
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Original:  In October 1964, Higginson suffered the ignominy of being the first Brentford player to be sent off since the resumption of football after the Second World War, when he received his marching orders ( along with opposition player Eric Brodie ) during a league match versus Shrewsbury Town.
Revised:  In October 1964, Higginson suffered the ignominy of being the first Brentford player to be sent off since the resumption of football after the Second World War, when he , along with opposition player Eric Brodie ) during a league match versus Shrewsbury Town.
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Original:  In October 1964, Higginson suffered the ignominy of being the first Brentford player to be sent off since the resumption of football after the Second World War, when he received his marching orders ( along with opposition player Eric Brodie ) during a league match versus Shrewsbury Town.
Revised:  In October 1964, Higginson suffered the ignominy of being the first Brentford player to be sent off since the resumption of football after the Second World War, when he received his marching orders ( along with opposition player Eric Brodie , was sent off during a league match versus Shrewsbury Town.
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Original:  Honours As a player Brentford As an individual Brentford Hall of Fame
Revised:  Honours Brentford As an individual Brentford Hall of Fame
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Original:  Honours As a player Brentford As an individual Brentford Hall of Fame
Revised:  Honours As a player Brentford Individual Brentford Hall of Fame
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Original: Sunday League career Higginson played on in Sunday league football during the 1970s, appearing for Thornbury, Northumberland, Syon Villa and Sutton Athletic.
Revised: Sunday League career Higginson played on in Sunday league football during the 1970s, appearing for Thornbury, Syon Villa and Sutton Athletic.
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Original: History According to Ivar Bardarson , Dyrnæs was one of the largest parishes in Norse Greenland.
Revised: History According to Ívar Bárðarson , Dyrnæs was one of the largest parishes in Norse Greenland.
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Original:  The majority of all killed and wounded was Indian.
Revised:  The majority of all killed and wounded were Indian.
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Original: The Rangoon riots of 1930 were a pair of race riots between Indian dockworkers and Burman labourers.
Revised: The 1930 Rangoon riots were a pair of race riots between Indian dockworkers and Burman labourers.
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Original:  Notes%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References Category:History of Myanmar Category:Race riots Category:1930 riots Category:Indian diaspora in Myanmar Category:May 1930 events Category:June 1930 events Category:20th century in Yangon Category:1930 in Bur
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References Category:History of Myanmar Category:Race riots Category:1930 riots Category:Indian diaspora in Myanmar Category:May 1930 events Category:June 1930 events Category:20th century in Yangon Category:1930 in Bur
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Original:  Notes%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References Category:History of Myanmar Category:Race riots Category:1930 riots Category:Indian diaspora in Myanmar Category:May 1930 events Category:June 1930 events Category:20th century in Yangon Category:1930 in Bur
Revised:  Notes%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:History of Myanmar Category:Race riots Category:1930 riots Category:Indian diaspora in Myanmar Category:May 1930 events Category:June 1930 events Category:20th century in Yangon Category:1930 in Bur
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Original:  Notes%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References Category:History of Myanmar Category:Race riots Category:1930 riots Category:Indian diaspora in Myanmar Category:May 1930 events Category:June 1930 events Category:20th century in Yangon Category:1930 in Bur
Revised:  Notes%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References Category:History of Myanmar Category:Race riots Category:1930 riots Category:Indian diaspora in Myanmar Category:May 1930 events Category:June 1930 events Category:20th century in Yangon Category:1930 in Burma Rahul so
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Original: in the country who ventured into the business scenario for generating funds for carrying out charitable activities Self Generated Funds Kurian John Melamparambil is an exception to this rule in the sense that he has provided medical treatment to more than one lakh fifty-eight thousand poor and needy patients from own generated funds Personal Involvement All applicants for medical assistance from the Melam foundation are personally met and interviewed before disbursement of any assistance.
Revised: in the country who ventured into the business scenario for generating funds for carrying out charitable activities Personal Involvement All applicants for medical assistance from the Melam foundation are personally met and interviewed before disbursement of any assistance.
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Original: in the country who ventured into the business scenario for generating funds for carrying out charitable activities Self Generated Funds Kurian John Melamparambil is an exception to this rule in the sense that he has provided medical treatment to more than one lakh fifty-eight thousand poor and needy patients from own generated funds Personal Involvement All applicants for medical assistance from the Melam foundation are personally met and interviewed before disbursement of any assistance.
Revised: in the country who ventured into the business scenario for generating funds for carrying out charitable activities Self Generated Funds Kurian John Melamparambil is an exception to this rule in the sense that he has provided medical treatment to more than one lakh fifty-eight thousand poor and needy patients from own generated funds All applicants for medical assistance from the Melam foundation are personally met and interviewed before disbursement of any assistance.
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Original:  He may be the only humanitarian cum industrialist who sits along with his wife and two daughters to personally meet each and every patient/relative, however large the turnout is.
Revised:  He personally meets each patient/relative, however large the turnout is.
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Original:  He also provides food on those days to the patients and their relatives  Participation of Peoples Elected Representatives (MLAs and MPs) This involvement and support from democratically elected leaders gain more significance when one realizes that they are involved in a wholly private activity with no Government funds or involvement.
Revised:  He also provides food on those days to the patients and their relatives . Participation of Peoples Elected Representatives (MLAs and MPs) This involvement and support from democratically elected leaders gain more significance when one realizes that they are involved in a wholly private activity with no Government funds or involvement.
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Original:  He also provides food on those days to the patients and their relatives  Participation of Peoples Elected Representatives (MLAs and MPs) This involvement and support from democratically elected leaders gain more significance when one realizes that they are involved in a wholly private activity with no Government funds or involvement.
Revised:  He also provides food on those days to the patients and their relatives It is a wholly private activity with no Government funds or involvement.
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Original:  Widespread Recognition The continuous efforts and perseverance of Kurian John Melamparambil has resulted in establishing a network of more than 1025 renowned hospitals across the state for providing specialized treatment to the sponsored patients within a 30 days credit period for reimbursement from him
Revised:  The continuous efforts and perseverance of Kurian John Melamparambil has resulted in establishing a network of more than 1025 renowned hospitals across the state for providing specialized treatment to the sponsored patients within a 30 days credit period for reimbursement from him
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Original:  Baroda Sun Lifetime Achievement National Award -2015 (Cash award of Rs. 5 lakhs) for excellence in Social Service from Bank of Baroda.
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Original: Kurian John Melamparambil was born on 14 May 1954 as the second son of Late M.V John (Kunju Kunju) and Leelamma into the 'Melamparambil', a traditional business family of Tiruvalla, a central Kerala town in Pathanamthitta .
Revised: Kurian John Melamparambil was born on 14 May 1954 as the second son of Late M.V John (Kunju Kunju) and Leelamma into the 'Melamparambil', a traditional business family of Tiruvalla, a central Kerala town .
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Original:  Arjuna had visited this place during his military campaign for Yudhisthira's Rajasuya sacrifice.
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Original:  See also: Rishikas%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% A verse from the Udyoga Parava of Mahabharata attests that the Shakas, Pahlavas, Paradas, Kambojas-Rishikas were located on the western-sea shores in Anupa regions ( Anupadesa in/around Narbada/Tapti?) in south-western India: Shakanam Pahlavana.n cha Daradanam cha ye nripah | Kamboja.
Revised:  See also: Rishikas%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Shakanam Pahlavana.n cha Daradanam cha ye nripah | Kamboja.
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Original: Rishika ye cha pashchim.anupakash cha ye ||5.5.15||%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The Daradas in the above verse seems to be a copyist’s mistake for the Paradas since it were the Paradas (not the Daradas) who had formed a part of the well known 'pānca-ganah' (five-hordes) of the numerous Puranic texts.
Revised: Rishika ye cha pashchim.anupakash cha ye ||5.5.15||%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% 
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Original:  Ancient Kamboja, People and the Country, 1981, p 300, Dr J. L. Kamboj;
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Original:  India and Central Asia, 1955, p 35, P. C. Bagch ).
Revised:  India and Central Asia, 1955, p 35, P. C. Bagch 
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Original:  A section of Paradas had moved to western India around Christian era and are referenced as Pardane in Ptolemy’s Geography (Dr M. R. Singh ).
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Original:  It was located in parts of modern-day  Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
Revised:  It was located in parts of modern-day Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
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Original:  It was located in parts of modern-day Pakistan, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
Revised:  It was located in parts of modern-day Afghanistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
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Original:  They have been described as "very handsome, very fortunate Kambojas" (prabhadrakastu Kambojah),See: Ethnography of Ancient India, 1954, p 140, ROBERT SHAFER, Publishers: O. Harrassowitz, Ethnology.
Revised:  They have been described as "very fortunate Kambojas" (prabhadrakastu Kambojah),See: Ethnography of Ancient India, 1954, p 140, ROBERT SHAFER, Publishers: O. Harrassowitz, Ethnology.
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Original: Parama Kambojas in Kurukshetra War Drona Parava of Mahabharata refers to 6000 soldiers from the Parama Kamboja group who had sided with the Pandavas against the Kauravas in the Kurukshetra war.
Revised: Parama Kambojas in Kurukshetra War Drona Parva of Mahabharata refers to 6000 soldiers from the Parama Kamboja group who had sided with the Pandavas against the Kauravas in the Kurukshetra war.
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Original:  Parama Kamboja Kingdom was mentioned in the epic Mahabharata to be on the far north west along with the Bahlika, Uttara Madra and Uttara Kuru countries.
Revised: thumb Parama Kamboja Kingdom was mentioned in the epic Mahabharata to be on the far north west along with the Bahlika, Uttara Madra and Uttara Kuru countries.
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Original:  Mrs. Patil, more popularly known as Shalinitai, was also an important politician in her own right and held ministerial positions in the Congress party Governments of Maharashtra during the 1980s. 
Revised:  Mrs. Patil, more popularly known as Shalinitai, was also an important politician in her own right and held ministerial positions in the Congress party Governments of Maharashtra during the 1980s. Shalinitai Patil
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Original: Lok Sabha members from Maharashtra Category:People from Sangli district Category:State cabinet ministers of Maharashtra Category:Members of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Category:Satara district councillors Category:Indian National Congress politicians from Maharashtra Category:Nationalist Congress Party politicians from Maharashtra Category:Marathi politicians Category:20th-century Indian women politicians Category:20th-century Indian politicians Category:Women government ministe
Revised: Lok Sabha members from Maharashtra Category:People from Sangli district Category:State cabinet ministers of Maharashtra Category:Members of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Category:Satara district councillors Category:Indian National Congress politicians from Maharashtra Category:Nationalist Congress Party politicians from Maharashtra Category:Marathi politicians Category:20th-century Indian women politicians Category:20th-century Indian politicians Category:Women state cabinet ministers of Ind
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Original:  Mrs. Patil, more popularly known as Shalinitai, was also an important politician in her own right and held ministerial positions in the Congress party Governments of Maharashtra during the 1980s. 
Revised:  Mrs. Patil, more popularly known as Shalinitai, was also an important politician in her own right and held ministerial positions in the Congress party Governments of Maharashtra during the 1980s. Moreover is needs to mention that she was 'rakhail' of Vasant dada Patil
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Original:  She represented Sangli constituency in the Indian parliament (Lok Sabha) during a period in the 1980s.
Revised:  Later she represented Sangli constituency in the Indian parliament (Lok Sabha) during a period in the 1980s.
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Original:  She has represented the constituency of Koregaon, Satara in the Maharashtra state legislative assembly, the (Vidhan Sabha) from 1999 to 2009.
Revised:  She represented the constituency of Koregaon, Satara in the Maharashtra state legislative assembly, the (Vidhan Sabha) from 1999 to 2009.
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Original:  Later she was appointed as president of the women's wing of the MPCC (Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee) Shyamrao died in 1964 and shortly after his death, Shalini married maratha politician Vasantdada Patil.
Revised:  Later she was appointed as president of the women's wing of the MPCC (Maharashtra Pradesh Congress Committee) Shyamrao died in 1964 and shortly after his death, Shalini married marathi politician Vasantdada Patil.
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Original:  However, reportedly she sometime sold information also to the Austrians.
Revised:  She also reportedly sold information to the Austrians.
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Original:  She died in prison custody after having been arrested for black mail .
Revised:  She died in prison custody after having been arrested for blackmail .
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Original:   Bányai was born in 1824 to a poor salt miner in the town of Vízakna (  Ocna Sibiului) in Transylvania (today part of Romania) and became an equestrian in the circus.
Revised:  Biography Bányai was born in 1824 to a poor salt miner in the town of Vízakna ( Ocna Sibiului) in Transylvania (today part of Romania) and became an equestrian in the circus.
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Original:   Bányai was born in 1824 to a poor salt miner in the town of Vízakna (  Ocna Sibiului) in Transylvania (today part of Romania) and became an equestrian in the circus.
Revised:  Bányai was born in 1824 to a poor salt miner in the town of Vízakna ( now Ocna Sibiului) in Transylvania (today part of Romania) and became an equestrian in the circus.
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Original:  She married the lawyer and human rights activist Gyula Sárossy  but he died a few months after the wedding from an illness.
Revised:  She married the lawyer and human rights activist Gyula Sárossy , but he died a few months after the wedding from an illness.
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Original:   In 1848, she dressed in a man's uniform and enlisted in the Hungarian forces under the name Gyula Bányai, and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant and then captain for military service.
Revised:  Military years In 1848, she dressed in a man's uniform and enlisted in the Hungarian forces under the name Gyula Bányai, and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant and then captain for military service.
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Original:   In 1848, she dressed in a man's uniform and enlisted in the Hungarian forces under the name Gyula Bányai, and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant and then captain for military service.
Revised:  In 1848, Bányai dressed in a man's uniform and enlisted in the Hungarian forces under the name Gyula Bányai, and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant and then captain for military service.
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Original:  Category: 19th-century Hungarian people Category: 1824 births Category:1883 deaths  Category:Female wartime cross-dressers Category:Women in 19th-century warfare Category:Hungarian military personnel Category:Female military personnel Category:Hungarian Revolution of 1848 Category:People of the Revolutions of 1848 Category:Women in European warfa
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Original:  Category: 19th-century Hungarian people Category: 1824 births Category:1883 deaths  Category:Female wartime cross-dressers Category:Women in 19th-century warfare Category:Hungarian military personnel Category:Female military personnel Category:Hungarian Revolution of 1848 Category:People of the Revolutions of 1848 Category:Women in European warfa
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Original:  Thus she was the organizer worlds first modern nursing, 5-6 years before Florence Nightingale started the same activity in the Crimean War.
Revised:  Thus she was the founder of the modern nursing, 5-6 years before Florence Nightingale started the same activity in the Crimean War.
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Original:  However the British stay was limited by the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty with the US and was forced to withdraw on May 15th without adequate compensatio 
Revised:  However the British stay was limited by the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty with the US and was forced to withdraw on May 15th without adequate compensation. 
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Original:  However the British stay was limited by the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty with the US and was forced to withdraw on May 15th without adequate compensatio 
Revised:  However the British stay was limited by the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty with the US and was forced to withdraw on May 15th without adequate compensatio Referenc
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