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Original: Germany: Aachen Cathedral Treasure Diocesan Museum, Bamberg, formerly the cathedral treasure of Bamberg Cathedral Cathedral Treasure Treasure of Brunswick Cathedral, very much later called the Welf Treasure, since 1928 largely sold Essen Cathedral Treasure Diocesan Museum, Freising Münster Treasure, Schwäbisch Gmünd, largely displayed in the town museum in the Prediger Halberstadt Cathedral Treasure Hildesheim Cathedral Museum (Cathedral treasure and diocesan museum)
Revised: Germany: Aachen Cathedral Treasure Diocesan Museum, Bamberg, formerly the cathedral treasure of Bamberg Cathedral Cathedral Treasure Treasure of Brunswick Cathedral, very much later called the Welf Treasure, since 1928 largely sold Essen Cathedral Treasure Halberstadt Cathedral Treasure Hildesheim Cathedral Museum (Cathedral treasure and diocesan museum)
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Original:  also the cathedrals of Bautzen, Eibingen , Merseburg, Minden, Naumburg etc
Revised:  also the cathedrals of Bautzen, Eibingen , Merseburg, Minden, Naumburg etc
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Original: ]] A church treasure () is the collection of historical art treasures belonging to a church, usually a monastery (monastery treasure), abbey, cathedral.
Revised: ]] A church treasure is the collection of historical art treasures belonging to a church, usually a monastery (monastery treasure), abbey, cathedral.
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Original:  Monreale Cathedral, important church treasure Palermo Cathedral, treasure includes the crown of Empress Constance of Aragon  St Mark's Basilica, Venice, famous for its collection of Byzantine loot St Peter's, Rome, and many other Roman churches
Revised:  Monreale Cathedral, important church treasure Palermo Cathedral, treasure includes the crown of Empress Constance of Aragon Treasury of St Mark's Basilica, Venice, famous for its collection of Byzantine loot St Peter's, Rome, and many other Roman churches
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Original:  Nicholas' Chapel Diocesan Museum, Osnabrück with the cathedral treasure Archepiscopal Diocesan Museum and Treasury, Paderborn Cathedral Treasury and Diocesan Museum, Passau Speyer Cathedral Treasure in the Historical Museum of the Palatinate Quedlinburg Cathedral Treasure Bishopric Museums, Regensburg Trier Cathedral Treasure Würzburg Cathedral Treasure Stift Museum, Xanten, previously the Xanten Cathedral Treasury (Domschatzkammer Xanten) -
Revised:  Nicholas' Chapel Diocesan Museum, Osnabrück with the cathedral treasure Archepiscopal Diocesan Museum and Treasury, Paderborn Cathedral Treasury and Diocesan Museum, Passau Speyer Cathedral Treasure in the Historical Museum of the Palatinate Quedlinburg Cathedral Treasure Bishopric Museums, Regensburg Trier Cathedral Treasury Würzburg Cathedral Treasure Stift Museum, Xanten, previously the Xanten Cathedral Treasury (Domschatzkammer Xanten) -
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Original:  Mycoplasmas are not affected by penicillins and other antibiotics that act on the cell wall  .
Revised:  Mycoplasmas are not affected by penicillins and other antibiotics that interfere with the cell wall .
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Original:  Mycoplasmas are not affected by penicillins and other antibiotics that act on the cell wall  .
Revised:  Mycoplasmas are not affected by penicillins and other antibiotics that act on the cell wall synthesis .
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Original:  Tetracyclines, macrolides, erythromycin, macrolides, ketolides, quinolones are used to treat mycoplasma infections.
Revised:  Tetracyclines, macrolides, ketolides, quinolones are used to treat mycoplasma infections.
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Original:  18 February – Governor Wike receives the Governor of the Year Award from national newspaper The Sun. 26 April – Governor and First Lady make a surprise visit to the Creek Road Market in Port Harcourt to purchase beads, wrappers and household cooking items. date unknown - Governor meets with Real Madrid stars - Sergio Ramos and Cristiano Ronaldo to discuss setup of Real Madrid football academy in the State.
Revised:  18 February – Governor Wike receives the Governor of the Year Award from national newspaper The Sun. 26 April – Governor and First Lady make a surprise visit to the Creek Road Market in Port Harcourt to purchase beads, wrappers and household cooking items. 
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Original:  No concrete evidences were found determining which god/s was the temple dedicated for.
Revised:  No concrete evidence has been found to determine which god/s was the temple dedicated for.
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Original:  No concrete evidences were found determining which god/s was the temple dedicated for.
Revised:  No concrete evidences were found determining which god/s the temple was dedicated for.
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Original:  The plan section and the characteristics of the structural elements are unique not only on Bahrain island (please see Barbar Temple for comparison), but also when compared to Mesopotamian or Indus Valley temple sites from a similar era.
Revised:  The architectural characteristics are unique not only on Bahrain island (please see Barbar Temple for comparison), but also when compared to Mesopotamian or Indus Valley temple sites from a similar era.
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Original:  Diraz Temple dates to circa 3rd millennium BCE based on the recovered artifacts from the site among which are a snake vessel, Barbar potteries  and two Dilmun seals with animal figures.
Revised:  Diraz Temple dates to circa 3rd millennium BCE based on the recovered artifacts from the site among which are a snake vessel, Barbar potteries , and two Dilmun seals with animal figures.
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Original:  The site has been excavated by the British Archaeological Mission in cooperation with the Directorate of Archaeology in the 1970’s.
Revised:  The site was excavated by the British Archaeological Mission in cooperation with the Directorate of Archaeology in the 1970’s.
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Original:  No concrete evidence has been found to determine which god /s the temple was dedicated for.
Revised:  No concrete evidence has been found to determine which god (s) the temple was dedicated for.
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Original:  The architectural characteristics are unique not only in Bahrain ( please see Barbar Temple for comparison), but also when compared to Mesopotamian or Indus Valley temple sites from a similar era.
Revised:  The architectural characteristics are unique not only in Bahrain ( see Barbar Temple for comparison), but also when compared to Mesopotamian or Indus Valley temple sites from a similar era.
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Original:  Threatened by few predators  many birds had no need to fly and many species became flightless.
Revised:  Threatened by few predators , many birds had no need to fly and many species became flightless.
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Original: The original example cited by Vaughan was the events leading to the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster, but the concept has also been applied to aviation safety, clinical practice in medicine, and the COVID-19 pandemic .
Revised: The original example cited by Vaughan was the events leading to the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster, but the concept has also been applied to aviation safety, clinical practice in medicine, and the COVID-19 pandemic 
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Original:  The Food and Agriculture Organization selected her in 1975 to be honoured with the portrayal on the FAO Ceres Medal, a commemorative coin issued with the recipient's image.
Revised:  The Food and Agriculture Organization selected her in 1975 to be honoured with the portrayal on the FAO Ceres Medal, a commemorative medal issued with the recipient's image.
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Original:  She was the Principal Emeritus of the Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition, Mumbai and was the author of several books on cookery.
Revised:  She was the Principal Emeritus of the Institute of Hotel Management, Mumbai and was the author of several books on cookery.
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Original: 2009 deaths Category:Malayali people Category:People from Kozhikode district Category:Indian nutritionists Category:Women scientists from Kerala Category:Indian food writers Category:Order of the Holy Spirit Category:Women's Christian College, Chennai alumni Category:20th-century Indian educational theorists Category:Indian women educational theorists Category:Scholars from Kerala Category:Women educators from Kerala Category:Educators from Kerala Category:20th-century women educato
Revised: 2009 deaths Category:Malayali people Category:People from Kozhikode district Category:Indian nutritionists Category:Women scientists from Kerala Category:Indian food writers Category:Order of the Holy Spirit Category:Women's Christian College, Chennai alumni Category:20th-century Indian educational theorists Category:Indian women educational theorists Category:Scholars from Kerala Category:Women educators from Kerala Category:Educators from Kerala Category:20th-century women educators Category:20th-century Indian wom
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Original: Brandenburger Gold Coast In May 1682 the newly founded Brandenburg African Company (German: Brandenburgisch-Afrikanische Compagnie (de), which had been granted a charter by Frederick William, Elector of Brandenburg (core of the later Prussian kingdom), established a small West African colony consisting of two Gold Coast settlements on the Gulf of Guinea, around Cape Three Points in present Ghana: German governors during the Brandenburger era May 1682–1683 -
Revised: Brandenburger Gold Coast In May 1682 the newly founded Brandenburg African Company (German: Brandenburgisch-Afrikanische Compagnie (de), which had been granted a charter by Frederick William, Elector of Brandenburg (core of the later Prussian kingdom), established a small West African colony consisting of two Gold Coast settlements on the Gulf of Guinea, around Cape Three Points in present Ghana: German governors during the Brandenburger era May 1682–1683 –
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Original:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
Revised:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 – Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
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Original:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
Revised:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 – Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
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Original:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
Revised:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 – Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
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Original:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
Revised:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 – Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
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Original:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
Revised:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 – Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
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Original:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
Revised:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 – Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
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Original:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
Revised:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 – Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
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Original:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
Revised:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 – Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
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Original:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 - Anton Günther van der Mende
Revised:  Philip Peterson Blonck 1683–1684 - Nathaniel Dillinger 1684–1686 - Karl Konstantin von Schnitter 1686–1691 - Johann Niemann Governors during the Prussian era 1701–1704 - Adriaan Grobbe 1704–1706 - Johann Münz 1706–1709 - Heinrich Lamy 1709–1710 - Frans de Lange 1710–1716 - Nicholas Dubois 1716–1717 – Anton Günther van der Mende
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Original: Ecosystem Functional Type (EFT) (Fig.1) is a new ecological concept to characterize ecosystem functioning.
Revised: Ecosystem Functional Type (EFT) is an ecological concept to characterize ecosystem functioning.
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Original:  This was taken as a bad omen (or a sign of Spanish treachery), and Sayri Tupac remained in Vilcabamba.
Revised:  This was taken as a bad omen (or a sign of Spanish treachery), and Sayri Túpac remained in Vilcabamba.
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Original:  He died suddenly in  1561  , and his half-brother Titu Cusi Yupanqui took control of Vilcabamba and the Inca resistance to the Spanish.
Revised:  He died suddenly in In 1561 , and his half-brother Titu Cusi Yupanqui took control of Vilcabamba and the Inca resistance to the Spanish.
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Original: The Yurak Rumi shrine, which was burnt by Spanish priests in 1570 Manco was succeeded by his son Sayri Túpac (Sayri Tupaq).
Revised: upThe Yurak Rumi shrine, which was burnt by Spanish priests in 1570 Manco was succeeded by his son Sayri Túpac (Sayri Tupaq).
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Original:  Túpac Amaru after his capture by the Spanish Within two weeks after the declaration of war a small party of Spanish soldiers had captured a key bridge on the border of the Neo-Inca State, from which Toledo assembled his army.
Revised:  upTúpac Amaru after his capture by the Spanish Within two weeks after the declaration of war a small party of Spanish soldiers had captured a key bridge on the border of the Neo-Inca State, from which Toledo assembled his army.
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Original: Pizzaro, P., 1571, Relation of the Discovery and Conquest of the Kingdoms of Peru, Vol. 1-2 , New York: Cortes Society, RareBooksClub.com,
Revised: Pizzaro, P., 1571, Relation of the Discovery and Conquest of the Kingdoms of Peru, Vol. 1–2 , New York: Cortes Society, RareBooksClub.com,
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Original:  His father Lalit Vasavada was a lecturer of Gujarati language, and his mother Jayshree Vasavada was a metron at Adhyapan Mandir, Junagadh.
Revised:  His father Lalit Vasavada was a lecturer of Gujarati language, and his mother Jayshree Vasavada was a matron at Adhyapan Mandir, Junagadh.
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Original:  He regularly delivers lectures across Gujarat on different subjects.
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Original:  Only discuss differences that have h greater than some threshold value, such as 0.2 or 0.5 . When the sample size is so large that many differences are likely to be statistically significant, Cohen's h identifies "meaningful", "clinically meaningful", or "practically significant" differences.
Revised:  Only discuss differences that have h greater than some threshold value, such as 0.2 . When the sample size is so large that many differences are likely to be statistically significant, Cohen's h identifies "meaningful", "clinically meaningful", or "practically significant" differences.
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Original:  The Inner Mongolian independence movement, also known as the Southern Mongolian independence movement, is a movement for the independence of Inner Mongolia (also known as Southern Mongolia) and the political separation of Inner Mongolia from the People's Republic of China .
Revised:  The Inner Mongolian independence movement, also known as the Southern Mongolian independence movement, is a movement for the independence of Inner Mongolia (also known as Southern Mongolia) and the political separation of Inner Mongolia from the People's Republic of VirusChina .
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Original:  The stated goals of all three organizations are the secession of Inner Mongolia from the People's Republic of China , and either the establishment of an independent Inner Mongolian state or the unification of Inner Mongolia with "Northern Mongolia" (a.k.a. the Mongolian state).
Revised:  The stated goals of all three organizations are the secession of Inner Mongolia from the People's Republic of VirusChina , and either the establishment of an independent Inner Mongolian state or the unification of Inner Mongolia with "Northern Mongolia" (a.k.a. the Mongolian state).
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Original:  Pan-Mongolism Inner Mongolian People's Republic Inner Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party Mongol United Autonomous Government List of active separatist movements in Asia Mongolian Revolution of 1911 Secession in China Separatist movements of China Affirmative action in China Human rights of ethnic minorities in China Boycott Chinese products
Revised:  Pan-Mongolism Inner Mongolian People's Republic Inner Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party Mongol United Autonomous Government List of active separatist movements in Asia Mongolian Revolution of 1911 Secession in VirusChina Separatist movements of China Affirmative action in China Human rights of ethnic minorities in China Boycott Chinese products
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Original:  Pan-Mongolism Inner Mongolian People's Republic Inner Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party Mongol United Autonomous Government List of active separatist movements in Asia Mongolian Revolution of 1911 Secession in China Separatist movements of China Affirmative action in China Human rights of ethnic minorities in China Boycott Chinese products
Revised:  Pan-Mongolism Inner Mongolian People's Republic Inner Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party Mongol United Autonomous Government List of active separatist movements in Asia Mongolian Revolution of 1911 Secession in China Separatist movements of VirusChina Affirmative action in China Human rights of ethnic minorities in China Boycott Chinese products
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Original:  Pan-Mongolism Inner Mongolian People's Republic Inner Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party Mongol United Autonomous Government List of active separatist movements in Asia Mongolian Revolution of 1911 Secession in China Separatist movements of China Affirmative action in China Human rights of ethnic minorities in China Boycott Chinese products
Revised:  Pan-Mongolism Inner Mongolian People's Republic Inner Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party Mongol United Autonomous Government List of active separatist movements in Asia Mongolian Revolution of 1911 Secession in China Separatist movements of China Affirmative action in VirusChina Human rights of ethnic minorities in China Boycott Chinese products
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Original:  Pan-Mongolism Inner Mongolian People's Republic Inner Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party Mongol United Autonomous Government List of active separatist movements in Asia Mongolian Revolution of 1911 Secession in China Separatist movements of China Affirmative action in China Human rights of ethnic minorities in China Boycott Chinese products
Revised:  Pan-Mongolism Inner Mongolian People's Republic Inner Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party Mongol United Autonomous Government List of active separatist movements in Asia Mongolian Revolution of 1911 Secession in China Separatist movements of China Affirmative action in China Human rights of ethnic minorities in VirusChina Boycott VirusChinese products
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Original:  The Inner Mongolian independence movement, also known as the Southern Mongolian independence movement, is a movement for the independence of Inner Mongolia (also known as Southern Mongolia) and the political separation of Inner Mongolia from the People's Republic of VirusChina .
Revised:  The Inner Mongolian independence movement, also known as the Southern Mongolian independence movement, is a movement for the independence of Inner Mongolia (also known as Southern Mongolia) and the political separation of Inner Mongolia from the People's Republic of China .
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