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Original:  The fast pace really gives you an adrenalin kick and the girls I play with are awesome." "If I have to chose between my two sports for Rio," she said, "I will go with basketball."
Revised:  The fast pace really gives you an adrenaline kick and the girls I play with are awesome." "If I have to chose between my two sports for Rio," she said, "I will go with basketball."
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Original: She has been selected to represent Australia at the 2020 Summer Paralympics in Tokyo.
Revised: She was selected to represent Australia at the 2020 Summer Paralympics in Tokyo.
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Original:  She has sacral agenesis and spina bifida with upper limb dystonia, and is missing four vertebrae in her back.
Revised:  She has sacral agenesis with upper limb dystonia, and is missing four vertebrae in her back.
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Original: She was selected to represent Australia at the 2020 Summer Paralympics in Tokyo.
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Original:  She represented Australia at the 2018 Wheelchair Basketball World Championship where the team came ninth   .
Revised:  She represented Australia at the 2018 Wheelchair Basketball World Championship where the team came ninth . .
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Original: The Stanford School (humorously also called the Stanford Disunity Mafia) is a group of philosophers of science ;
Revised: The Stanford School (humorously also called the Stanford Disunity Mafia) is a group of philosophers of science ,
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Original: The Stanford School (humorously also called the Stanford Disunity Mafia) is a group of philosophers of science, the members of which taught at various times at Stanford University  who share an intellectual tradition of arguing against the unity of science.
Revised: The Stanford School (humorously also called the Stanford Disunity Mafia) is a group of philosophers of science, the members of which taught at various times at Stanford University , who share an intellectual tradition of arguing against the unity of science.
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Original: A major conference with all the original members (except Hacking) plus original scientific collaborators, parallel philosophers, and the next generation of philosophers in this vein took place on Stanford's Campus on October 25-26 , 2013.
Revised: A major conference with all the original members (except Hacking) plus original scientific collaborators, parallel philosophers, and the next generation of philosophers in this vein took place on Stanford's Campus on October 25–26 , 2013.
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Original: The "Stanford School" of Philosophy of Science conference, URL An anthology of this conference is being prepared, and will also include contributors not present at the conference
Revised: The "Stanford School" of Philosophy of Science conference, An anthology of this conference is being prepared, and will also include contributors not present at the conference
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Original: Early life Hamsa Nandini was born and brought up in Pune and moved to Mumbai to become a model .
Revised: Early life Hamsa Nandini was born and brought up in Pune . Later she moved to Mumbai to become a model .
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Original: Early life Hamsa Nandini was born and brought up in Pune Maharastra india . Later she moved to Mumbai to become a model .
Revised: Early life Hamsa Nandini was born and brought up in Pune . Later she moved to Mumbai to become a model .
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Original:  External links Hamsa Nandini on Category:1984 births Category:21st-century Indian actresses Category:Actresses from Pune Category:Actresses in Hindi cinema Category:Actresses in Kannada cinema Category:Actresses in Tamil cinema Category:Actresses in Telugu cinema Category:Female models from Maharashtra Category:Indian film actresses Category:Living people Category:Marathi people n Instagram Hamsa Nandini on Facebook Hamsa Nandini on Twitter Hamsa Nandini on YouTu
Revised:  External links Category:1984 births Category:21st-century Indian actresses Category:Actresses from Pune Category:Actresses in Hindi cinema Category:Actresses in Kannada cinema Category:Actresses in Tamil cinema Category:Actresses in Telugu cinema Category:Female models from Maharashtra Category:Indian film actresses Category:Living people Category:Marathi people n Instagram Hamsa Nandini on Facebook Hamsa Nandini on Twitter Hamsa Nandini on YouTu
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Original:  External links Hamsa Nandini on Category:1984 births Category:21st-century Indian actresses Category:Actresses from Pune Category:Actresses in Hindi cinema Category:Actresses in Kannada cinema Category:Actresses in Tamil cinema Category:Actresses in Telugu cinema Category:Female models from Maharashtra Category:Indian film actresses Category:Living people Category:Marathi people n Instagram Hamsa Nandini on Facebook Hamsa Nandini on Twitter Hamsa Nandini on YouTu
Revised:  External links Hamsa Nandini on Category:1984 births Category:21st-century Indian actresses Category:Actresses from Pune Category:Actresses in Hindi cinema Category:Actresses in Kannada cinema Category:Actresses in Tamil cinema Category:Actresses in Telugu cinema Category:Female models from Maharashtra Category:Indian film actresses Category:Living people Category:Marathi peop
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Original:  She graduated in commerce and  enrolled in a PG  in human resources in 2009.
Revised:  She graduated in commerce and had enrolled in a PG in human resources in 2009.
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Original: While still an undergraduate , Bruce Johnson began his career at WCPO-TV in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Revised: While still in undergrad school , Bruce Johnson began his career at WCPO-TV in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Original:  The D.C. City Council also recognized him as one  the nation's best urban affairs and investigative journalists.
Revised:  The D.C. City Council also recognized him as one of the nation's best urban affairs and investigative journalists.
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Original:  The Ethiopian Church condones the performances of debteras, citing the story in 2 Kings of King David dancing at the temple and ("  clap your hands") for Biblical examples.
Revised:  The Ethiopian Church condones the performances of debteras, citing the story in 2 Kings of King David dancing at the temple and (" O clap your hands") for Biblical examples.
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Original:  Ethiopia, the Unknown Land: A Cultural and Historical Guide, by Stuart Munro-Hay, I.B.Tauris, 3 May 2002, p.52-53 ]] A painting of performing debteras.
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Original:  They are often taught traditional medicine and lay religious rites as well.
Revised:  They are often taught traditional medicine and lay rites as well.
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Original:  Socialization and Social Control in Ethiopia By Reidulf Knut Molvaer, Published by Otto Harrassowitz Verlag, 1995, pp. 34, 44, 50, 67, 70, 111, 142, and 259 While studying, they often live by begging, retailing, or practicing traditional medicine.
Revised:  While studying, they often live by begging, retailing, or practicing traditional medicine.
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Original:  Among the Beta Israel Among the Beta Israel, the status of debtera is a milestone in the study to become Kahen . Unlike fully-fledged Kahens (who perform none of the functions of debtra), debteras are closer to the laypeople, often serving as intermediaries between them and the clergy.
Revised:  Among the Beta Israel Among the Beta Israel, the status of debtera is a milestone in the study to become a kahen . Unlike fully-fledged Kahens (who perform none of the functions of debtra), debteras are closer to the laypeople, often serving as intermediaries between them and the clergy.
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Original: Isaac Greenfield, "The Debtera and the education among Ethiopian Jewry until the arrival of Dr. Faitlovitch" in Menachem Waldman (ed.), Studies in the History of Ethiopian Jews, Habermann Institute of Literary Research, 2011, pp. 109-135 (Hebrew) Among Christians Kahens and debteras are two separate professions, Munro-Hay, p. 47 though it is possible to pursue both roles.
Revised: Isaac Greenfield, "The Debtera and the education among Ethiopian Jewry until the arrival of Dr. Faitlovitch" in Menachem Waldman (ed.), Studies in the History of Ethiopian Jews, Habermann Institute of Literary Research, 2011, pp. 109-135 (Hebrew) Among Christians Kahens and debteras are two separate professions, though it is possible to pursue both roles.
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Original:  Ethiopia, p.175, by Paulos Milkias, ABC-CLIO, 30 Apr 2011.
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Original:  The Ethiopian Church condones the performances of debteras, citing the story in 2 Kings of King David dancing at the temple and ("O clap your hands") for Biblical examples.
Revised:  The Ethiopian Church condones the performances of debteras, citing the story in 2 Kings of David dancing at the temple and ("O clap your hands") for Biblical examples.
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Original:  These performances also feature symbols connected to the Passion of Jesus: the sistrums swaying and the beating of the drums represent Christ's swaying while enduring beatings, and the tapping of the prayer sticks represent the Flagellation of Christ.
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Original:  These performances also feature symbols connected to the Passion of Jesus: the sistrums swaying and the beating of the drums represent Christ's swaying while enduring beatings, and the tapping of the prayer sticks represent the Flagellation of Christ.
Revised:  These performances also feature symbols connected to the Passion of Jesus: the sistrums swaying and the beating of the drums represent Christ's swaying while enduring beatings, and the tapping of the prayer sticks represent the flagellation of Christ.
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Original:  "Healer," Encyclopaedia Aethiopica: He-N, by Siegbert Uhlig, publ. by Otto Harrassowitz Verlag, 2007, p. 4 Some are also reputed to study black magic invoking demons alongside their more benevolent official learning.
Revised:  Some are also reputed to study black magic invoking demons alongside their more benevolent official learning.
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Original:  These amulets are often made of silver and are noted for their use against the legendary budas, zār spirits, and the evil eye .
Revised:  These amulets are often made of silver and are noted for their use against the evil eye or buda and against zār spirits, and the evil eye .
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Original:  These amulets are often made of silver and are noted for their use against the legendary budas, zār spirits, and the evil eye .
Revised:  These amulets are often made of silver and are noted for their use against the legendary budas, zār spirits .
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Original:  A History of African Higher Education from Antiquity to the Present: A Critical Synthesis By G-m G-m Lulat, ABC-CLIO, 30 Aug 2005, p.56 Not all of the Debteras duties and cures are supernatural.
Revised:  Not all of the Debteras duties and cures are supernatural.
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Original:  Debteras place scarecrows in farm fields to protect them and shave heads to prevent lice outbreaks.
Revised:  Debteras place scarecrows in farm fields to protect them and shave heads to prevent head louse outbreaks.
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Original:  A major theological difference in the healing practices of Priests and Debteras is that for the priests, sin Vs virtue or evil-spirit Vs God is the basis for any sickness and healings .
Revised:  A major theological difference in the healing practices of kahens and debteras is that for the priests, sin Vs virtue or evil-spirit Vs God is the basis for any sickness and healings .
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Original:  A major theological difference in the healing practices of Priests and Debteras is that for the priests, sin Vs virtue or evil-spirit Vs God is the basis for any sickness and healings .
Revised:  A major theological difference in the healing practices of Priests and Debteras is that for kahens, sin versus virtue or evil spirits versus God is the basis for any sickness and healings .
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Original:  A major theological difference in the healing practices of Priests and Debteras is that for the priests, sin Vs virtue or evil-spirit Vs God is the basis for any sickness and healings .
Revised:  A major theological difference in the healing practices of Priests and Debteras is that for the priests, sin Vs virtue or evil-spirit Vs God is the basis for any sickness and healing .
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Original:  Therefore, they prescribe prayer (degmit) and holy water(tsebel), baptism(washing of sins) ,  fasting, penance together with holy water as a remedy.
Revised:  Therefore, they prescribe prayer , holy water , fasting, penance together with holy water as a remedy.
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Original:  Therefore, they prescribe prayer (degmit) and holy water(tsebel), baptism(washing of sins) ,  fasting, penance together with holy water as a remedy.
Revised:  Therefore, they prescribe prayer (degmit) and holy water(tsebel), baptism(washing of sins) , fasting, and penance as a remedy.
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Original:  For the debteras it is evil spirit Vs human beings;
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Original:  almost all the sickness are possession of evil spirits or caused by evil spirits, therefore, prayer (degmit) and holy water (tsebel) become the integral part of any ritualistic religious healing ceremony.
Revised:  almost all the sickness are possession of evil spirits or caused by evil spirits, therefore, prayer and holy water (tsebel) become the integral part of any ritualistic religious healing ceremony.
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Original:  almost all the sickness are possession of evil spirits or caused by evil spirits, therefore, prayer (degmit) and holy water (tsebel) become the integral part of any ritualistic religious healing ceremony.
Revised:  almost all the sickness are possession of evil spirits or caused by evil spirits, therefore, prayer (degmit) and holy water become the integral part of any ritualistic religious healing ceremony.
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Original:  Besides these, kitab or amulets are also prepared and give by them to be worn to wade away the evil spirits and evil eye (buda).
Revised:  Besides these, kitab or amulets are also prepared and give by them to be worn to wade away the evil spirits and the buda.
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Original:  The soul-father, called yenafs abbat  is a kind of family spiritual-doctor, common in many places makes frequent visits to the home and performs services as UR
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Original:  The soul-father, called yenafs abbat  is a kind of family spiritual-doctor, common in many places makes frequent visits to the home and performs services as UR
Revised:  The soul-father, called yenafs abbat is a kind of family spiritual-doctor, common in many places makes frequent visits to the home and performs services as required
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Original: Official education and duties [[File:Yared.jpg|According to Christian tradition, the debtera's music was developed by Saint Yared .]] A painting of performing debteras.
Revised: Official education and duties [[File:Yared.jpg|According to Christian tradition, the debtera's music was developed by Yared, a saint .]] A painting of performing debteras.
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Original:  Debteras are usually chosen from families of other debteras, and are trained from childhood as scribes (learning Ge'ez ) and as cantors.
Revised:  Debteras are usually chosen from families of other debteras, and are trained from childhood as scribes (learning Geʽez ) and as cantors.
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Original:  Unlike fully-fledged Kahens ( who perform none of the functions of debtra) , debteras are closer to the laypeople, often serving as intermediaries between them and the clergy.
Revised:  Unlike fully-fledged kahens, who perform none of the functions of debtra) , debteras are closer to the laypeople, often serving as intermediaries between them and the clergy.
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Original:  Unlike fully-fledged Kahens ( who perform none of the functions of debtra) , debteras are closer to the laypeople, often serving as intermediaries between them and the clergy.
Revised:  Unlike fully-fledged Kahens ( who perform none of the functions of the debtera , debteras are closer to the laypeople, often serving as intermediaries between them and the clergy.
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Original:  A Kahen who gives up his position or is deposed may serve as a debtera.
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Original:  Besides these, kitab or amulets are also prepared and give by them to be worn to wade away the evil spirits and the buda.
Revised:  Besides these, kitab or amulets are also prepared and give by them to be worn to ward away the evil spirits and the buda.
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Original: Among the Beta Israel Among the Beta Israel, the status of debtera is a milestone in the study to become a kahen.
Revised: Among the Bete Israel Among the Beta Israel, the status of debtera is a milestone in the study to become a kahen.
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Original: Religio-Magical Healing Debteras participate in liturgy as singers and musicians and, outside the Church religio-magical healers by performing as herbalists, astrologers, fortune-tellers etc.
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Original: Religio-magical healing Debteras participate in liturgy as singers and musicians and, outside the Church religio-magical healers by performing as herbalists, astrologers, fortune-tellers etc.
Revised: Religious/magical healing Debteras participate in liturgy as singers and musicians and, outside the Church religio-magical healers by performing as herbalists, astrologers, fortune-tellers etc.
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Original: Translations 1960 2nd edition of GPC Although all major Burmese history books are based on Hmannan, the entire chronicle has not yet been translated into a foreign language.
Revised: Translations 1960 2nd edition of GPC Although all major Burmese history books are based on Hmannan, the entire chronicle has not yet been translated into a Western language.
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Original:  Indeed, the "most important development" in Hmannan was the replacement of the hitherto prevalent pre-Buddhist origin story of Burmese monarchy with one that links the origins of the monarchy to the clan of the Buddha and the first king of Buddhist mythology, Maha Sammata.
Revised:  The "most important development" in Hmannan was the replacement of the hitherto prevalent pre-Buddhist origin story of Burmese monarchy with one that links the origins of the monarchy to the clan of the Buddha and the first king of Buddhist mythology, Maha Sammata.
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Original:  Indeed, the few changes the commission brought in are strictly from a religious standpoint.
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Original:  Archaeological evidence shows that many of the places mentioned in the royal records have indeed been inhabited continuously for over three millennia, and the chronicle narratives of the pre-11th century history are considered "social memory" of the times.
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Original:  known in English as the " Glass Palace Chronicle " ) is the first official chronicle of Konbaung Dynasty of Burma (Myanmar).
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Original:  known in English as the " Glass Palace Chronicle " ) is the first official chronicle of Konbaung Dynasty of Burma (Myanmar).
Revised:  known in English as the " Glass Palace Chronicle ) is the first official chronicle of Konbaung Dynasty of Burma (Myanmar).
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Original: Stephen Joseph Campbell was born to Tiburtio A. Campbell and his wife, Maria dos Santos, in Moruca, British Guiana, on December 26 , 1897.
Revised: Stephen Joseph Campbell was born to Tiburtio A. Campbell and his wife, Maria dos Santos, in Moruca, British Guiana, on 26 , 1897.
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Original:  On September 10 , 1957, Campbell became the first Amerindian Member of Parliament in Guyanese history, when he was elected onto the Legislative Council of British Guiana.
Revised:  On 10 , 1957, Campbell became the first Amerindian Member of Parliament in Guyanese history, when he was elected onto the Legislative Council of British Guiana.
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Original:  Category:Indigenous people of South America Category:History of Guyana Category:Guyanese people of Arawak descent Category:Guyanese politicians Category:1897 births Category:1966 deaths Category:  Place of death missing Category: British Guiana peop
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Original:   Category:Indigenous people of South America Category:History of Guyana Category:Guyanese people of Arawak descent Category:Guyanese politicians Category:1897 births Category:1966 deaths Category:British Guiana people Category:Place of death missi
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Original:  He was replaced in the senate by next Liberal Party Tasmanian senate candidate and former senator Richard Colbeck after a recount.
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Original:  He was replaced in the senate by next Liberal Party Tasmanian senate candidate and former senator Richard Colbeck after a recount.
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Original:  The next day he reported that he had received confirmation of his dual citizenship and, on 2 November, he resigned as president and from the senate .
Revised:  The next day he reported that he had received confirmation of his dual citizenship and, on 2 November, he resigned as president and from the Senate .
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Original:  This "visual storytelling" directly preceded the development of the first moving pictures Sometimes many of them bigs are false .
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Original:  For a fee of ten cents, people could view realistic photographs with nature, history, and science themes.
Revised:  For a fee of ten cents, people could view realistic images of nature, history, and science themes.
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