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Original:  The minister also clarified that some of these will be implemented from the 2010  and some from 2011 academic years.
Revised:  The minister also clarified that some of these will be implemented from the 2010 academic year and some from 2011 academic years.
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Original:  The minister also clarified that some of these will be implemented from the 2010  and some from 2011 academic years.
Revised:  The minister also clarified that some of these will be implemented from the 2010 and some from 2011.
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Original:  A three member committee was set up to review the reform.
Revised:  A three-member committee was set up to review the reform.
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Original:  A three-member committee was set up to review the reform . Sibal said, "The present criteria is that students need to secure 60\% in class XII for appearing in IIT-JEE.
Revised:  A three-member committee was set up to review the proposal . Sibal said, "The present criteria is that students need to secure 60\% in class XII for appearing in IIT-JEE.
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Original:  This is not acceptable . "  pointing out that the current criteria where students getting more than 60\% in the board exam of the twelfth class are elligible for IIT-JEE is not good enough and that it has to be raised to 80-85\%.
Revised:  This is not acceptable " pointing out that the current criteria where students getting more than 60\% in the board exam of the twelfth class are elligible for IIT-JEE is not good enough and that it has to be raised to 80-85\%.
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Original:  This is not acceptable . "  pointing out that the current criteria where students getting more than 60\% in the board exam of the twelfth class are elligible for IIT-JEE is not good enough and that it has to be raised to 80-85\%.
Revised:  This is not acceptable . " , pointing out that the current criteria where students getting more than 60\% in the board exam of the twelfth class are elligible for IIT-JEE is not good enough and that it has to be raised to 80-85\%.
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Original:  This is not acceptable . "  pointing out that the current criteria where students getting more than 60\% in the board exam of the twelfth class are elligible for IIT-JEE is not good enough and that it has to be raised to 80-85\%.
Revised:  This is not acceptable . " pointing out that the current criteria where students getting more than 60\% in the board exam of the twelfth class are eligible for IIT-JEE is not good enough and that it has to be raised to 80-85\%.
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Original:  Two people were killed  
Revised:  Two people were killed . 
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Original: Rencently, Metropolitan Police have announced that the death may be "more than 50", see Wikinews London_bombing_death_toll_rises_to_\% 22more_than_50\%22 for details.
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Original: President Mamadou Tandja casts his vote in a constitutional referendum that would keep him in power, in Niamey, Niger (File Photo - 04 Aug 2009) Mr. Tandja ignored last-minute appeals by ECOWAS leaders to delay the poll, saying preparations were too far advanced.
Revised: President Mamadou Tandja casts his vote in a constitutional referendum that would keep him in power, in Niamey, Niger Mr. Tandja ignored last-minute appeals by ECOWAS leaders to delay the poll, saying preparations were too far advanced.
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Original: (Dakar) The Economic Community of West African States  has suspended Niger for refusing to postpone a legislative election.
Revised:  The Economic Community of West African States has suspended Niger for refusing to postpone a legislative election.
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Original:  ECOWAS followed through on its threat to suspend Niger when President Mamadou Tandja went ahead with Tuesday's legislative vote.
Revised:  ECOWAS followed through on its threat to suspend Niger after President Mamadou Tandja went ahead with Tuesday's legislative vote.
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Original:  ECOWAS followed through on its threat to suspend Niger when President Mamadou Tandja went ahead with Tuesday's legislative vote.
Revised:  ECOWAS followed through on its threat to suspend Niger when President Mamadou Tandja went ahead with legislative vote.
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Original:  President Mamadou Tandja casts his vote in a constitutional referendum that would keep him in power, in Niamey, Niger Mr. Tandja ignored last-minute appeals by ECOWAS leaders to delay the poll, saying  preparations were too far advanced.
Revised:  Mr. Tandja ignored last-minute appeals by ECOWAS leaders to delay the poll, saying preparations were too far advanced.
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Original:  President Mamadou Tandja casts his vote in a constitutional referendum that would keep him in power, in Niamey, Niger Mr. Tandja ignored last-minute appeals by ECOWAS leaders to delay the poll, saying  preparations were too far advanced.
Revised:  President Mamadou Tandja casts his vote in a constitutional referendum that would keep him in power, in Niamey, Niger Tandja ignored last-minute appeals by ECOWAS leaders to delay the poll, saying preparations were too far advanced.
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Original:  President Mamadou Tandja casts his vote in a constitutional referendum that would keep him in power, in Niamey, Niger Mr. Tandja ignored last-minute appeals by ECOWAS leaders to delay the poll, saying  preparations were too far advanced.
Revised:  President Mamadou Tandja casts his vote in a constitutional referendum that would keep him in power, in Niamey, Niger Mr. Tandja ignored last-minute appeals by ECOWAS leaders to delay the poll, saying that election preparations were too far advanced.
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Original:  Opposition parties are boycotting this vote for 113 legislators to replace the parliament President Tandja dismissed when it said his constitutional referendum was illegal.
Revised:  Opposition parties have been boycotting this vote for 113 legislators to replace the parliament President Tandja dismissed when it said his constitutional referendum was illegal.
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Original:  Opposition parties are boycotting this vote for 113 legislators to replace the parliament President Tandja dismissed when it said his constitutional referendum was illegal.
Revised:  Opposition parties are boycotting this vote for 113 legislators to replace the parliament Tandja dismissed when it said his constitutional referendum was illegal.
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Original:  Alat Mogaskiya is one of the founders of Niger's Party for Democracy and Socialism .
Revised:  Alat Mogaskiya , one of the founders of Niger's Party for Democracy and Socialism .
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Original:  Mogaskiya says the new Tandja government is illegal and illegitimate  because the referendum extending the president's term was unconstitutional.
Revised:  He said that the new Tandja government is illegal and illegitimate because the referendum extending the president's term was unconstitutional.
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Original:  Mogaskiya says the new Tandja government is illegal and illegitimate  because the referendum extending the president's term was unconstitutional.
Revised:  Mogaskiya says the new Tandja government is illegal and illegitimate , because the referendum extending the president's term was unconstitutional.
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Original:  Ruling party communications secretary Issoufou Tamboura says the opposition boycott will have no impact on the vote, just as its boycott of the referendum had no effect on changing the constitution.
Revised:  Ruling party communications secretary Issoufou Tamboura said the opposition boycott will have no impact on the vote, just as its boycott of the referendum had no effect on changing the constitution.
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Original:  Tamboura says the boycott will not stop the new government from continuing its work and electing a new assembly.
Revised:  Tamboura said the boycott will not stop the new government from continuing its work and electing a new assembly.
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Original:  Tamboura says the boycott will not affect the credibility of this vote  because the ruling party is the country's largest and it is taking part.
Revised:  He added that the boycott will not affect the credibility of this vote because the ruling party is the country's largest and it is taking part.
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Original:  Tamboura says the boycott will not affect the credibility of this vote  because the ruling party is the country's largest and it is taking part.
Revised:  Tamboura says the boycott will not affect the credibility of this vote , because the ruling party is the country's largest and it is taking part.
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Original:  This vote will further consolidate President Tandja's power, giving him a new assembly to go along with a newly-appointed constitutional court, another three years in office, and the end of presidential term limits
Revised:  This vote will further consolidate Tandja's power, giving him a new assembly to go along with a newly-appointed constitutional court, another three years in office, and the end of presidential term limits
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Original:  He said that the new Tandja government is illegal and illegitimate, because the referendum extending the president's term was unconstitutional.
Revised:  He claimed that the new Tandja government is illegal and illegitimate, because the referendum extending the president's term was unconstitutional.
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Original:  He says his party believes this election will be credible .
Revised:  He said his party believes this election will be credible .
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Original:  He says his party believes this election will be credible .
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Original:  This vote will further consolidate Tandja's power, giving him a new assembly to go along with a newly-appointed constitutional court, another three years in office, and the end of presidential term limits
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Original: Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe led a cabinet meeting  Tuesday without the presence of unity partner Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai  who was out of the country on a regional tour to appeal for help with mediation.
Revised: Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe led a cabinet meeting Tuesday without the presence of unity partner Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai who was out of the country on a regional tour to appeal for help with mediation.
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Original: Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe led a cabinet meeting  Tuesday without the presence of unity partner Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai  who was out of the country on a regional tour to appeal for help with mediation.
Revised: Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe led a cabinet meeting on Tuesday without the presence of unity partner Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai who was out of the country on a regional tour to appeal for help with mediation.
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Original: Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe led a cabinet meeting  Tuesday without the presence of unity partner Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai  who was out of the country on a regional tour to appeal for help with mediation.
Revised: Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe led a cabinet meeting Tuesday without the presence of unity partner Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai , who was out of the country on a regional tour to appeal for help with mediation.
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Original:  Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai during a press conference in Harare, 16 Oct 2009Zimbabwe state media reported  Tuesday that President Mugabe will not recognize Mr. Tsvangirai's suspension of ties with the government until he is formally informed.
Revised:  TZimbabwe state media reported Tuesday that President Mugabe will not recognize Mr. Tsvangirai's suspension of ties with the government until he is formally informed.
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Original:  Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai during a press conference in Harare, 16 Oct 2009Zimbabwe state media reported  Tuesday that President Mugabe will not recognize Mr. Tsvangirai's suspension of ties with the government until he is formally informed.
Revised:  Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai during a press conference in Harare, 16 Oct 2009Zimbabwe state media reported on Tuesday that President Mugabe will not recognize Mr. Tsvangirai's suspension of ties with the government until he is formally informed.
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Original:  Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai during a press conference in Harare, 16 Oct 2009Zimbabwe state media reported  Tuesday that President Mugabe will not recognize Mr. Tsvangirai's suspension of ties with the government until he is formally informed.
Revised:  Zimbabwe's Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai during a press conference in Harare, 16 Oct 2009Zimbabwe state media reported Tuesday that President Mugabe will not recognise Tsvangirai's suspension of ties with the government until he is formally informed.
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Original:  The state-owned daily newspaper, The Herald, quotes Mr. Mugabe's spokesman, George Charamba, as saying Mr. Tsvangirai is still prime minister and is expected to attend cabinet meetings.
Revised:  The state-owned daily newspaper, The Herald, quotes Mugabe's spokesman, George Charamba, as saying Mr. Tsvangirai is still prime minister and is expected to attend cabinet meetings.
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Original:  The state-owned daily newspaper, The Herald, quotes Mr. Mugabe's spokesman, George Charamba, as saying Mr. Tsvangirai is still prime minister and is expected to attend cabinet meetings.
Revised:  The state-owned daily newspaper, The Herald, quotes Mr. Mugabe's spokesman, George Charamba, as saying Tsvangirai is still prime minister and is expected to attend cabinet meetings.
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Original:  Mr. Tsvangirai, who "disengaged" from the country's unity government last week, was accused by the newspaper of traveling without cabinet approval.
Revised:  Tsvangirai, who "disengaged" from the country's unity government last week, was accused by the newspaper of traveling without cabinet approval.
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Original:  The leader of the Movement for Democratic Change party is on a 10-day trip of Southern African Development Community countries who helped negotiate the troubled power sharing agreement in Zimbabwe.
Revised:  The leader of the MDC party is on a 10-day trip of Southern African Development Community countries who helped negotiate the troubled power sharing agreement in Zimbabwe.
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Original:  The leader of the Movement for Democratic Change party is on a 10-day trip of Southern African Development Community countries who helped negotiate the troubled power sharing agreement in Zimbabwe.
Revised:  The leader of the Movement for Democratic Change party is on a ten-day trip of Southern African Development Community countries who helped negotiate the troubled power sharing agreement in Zimbabwe.
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Original:  But University of Zimbabwe political science professor John Makumbe said Mr. Tsvangirai's partial withdrawal from the national unity government was long overdue and ZANU-PF's reaction is mere posturing.
Revised:  However, University of Zimbabwe political science professor John Makumbe said Mr. Tsvangirai's partial withdrawal from the national unity government was long overdue and ZANU-PF's reaction is mere posturing.
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Original:  But University of Zimbabwe political science professor John Makumbe said Mr. Tsvangirai's partial withdrawal from the national unity government was long overdue and ZANU-PF's reaction is mere posturing.
Revised:  But University of Zimbabwe political science professor John Makumbe said he believed Tsvangirai's partial withdrawal from the national unity government was long overdue and ZANU-PF's reaction is mere posturing.
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Original:  He said  ZANU-PF  couldn't risk going it alone as Mr. Tsvangirai has a stronger claim to legitimacy since his party won the elections in March 2008. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe addresses the General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters, in New York, 25 Sep 2009 Ministers from a splinter faction of the MDC led by Arthur Mutambara attended the cabinet meeting.
Revised:  He said that Mugabe's ZANU-PF couldn't risk going it alone as Mr. Tsvangirai has a stronger claim to legitimacy since his party won the elections in March 2008. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe addresses the General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters, in New York, 25 Sep 2009 Ministers from a splinter faction of the MDC led by Arthur Mutambara attended the cabinet meeting.
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Original:  He said  ZANU-PF  couldn't risk going it alone as Mr. Tsvangirai has a stronger claim to legitimacy since his party won the elections in March 2008. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe addresses the General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters, in New York, 25 Sep 2009 Ministers from a splinter faction of the MDC led by Arthur Mutambara attended the cabinet meeting.
Revised:  He said ZANU-PF party couldn't risk going it alone as Mr. Tsvangirai has a stronger claim to legitimacy since his party won the elections in March 2008. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe addresses the General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters, in New York, 25 Sep 2009 Ministers from a splinter faction of the MDC led by Arthur Mutambara attended the cabinet meeting.
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Original:  He said  ZANU-PF  couldn't risk going it alone as Mr. Tsvangirai has a stronger claim to legitimacy since his party won the elections in March 2008. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe addresses the General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters, in New York, 25 Sep 2009 Ministers from a splinter faction of the MDC led by Arthur Mutambara attended the cabinet meeting.
Revised:  He said ZANU-PF couldn't risk going it alone , as Tsvangirai has a stronger claim to legitimacy since his party won the elections in March 2008. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe addresses the General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters, in New York, 25 Sep 2009 Ministers from a splinter faction of the MDC led by Arthur Mutambara attended the cabinet meeting.
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Original:  He said  ZANU-PF  couldn't risk going it alone as Mr. Tsvangirai has a stronger claim to legitimacy since his party won the elections in March 2008. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe addresses the General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters, in New York, 25 Sep 2009 Ministers from a splinter faction of the MDC led by Arthur Mutambara attended the cabinet meeting.
Revised:  He said ZANU-PF couldn't risk going it alone as Mr. Tsvangirai has a stronger claim to legitimacy as his party won the elections in March 2008. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe addresses the General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters, in New York, 25 Sep 2009 Ministers from a splinter faction of the MDC led by Arthur Mutambara attended the cabinet meeting.
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Original:  He said  ZANU-PF  couldn't risk going it alone as Mr. Tsvangirai has a stronger claim to legitimacy since his party won the elections in March 2008. Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe addresses the General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters, in New York, 25 Sep 2009 Ministers from a splinter faction of the MDC led by Arthur Mutambara attended the cabinet meeting.
Revised:  He said ZANU-PF couldn't risk going it alone as Mr. Tsvangirai has a stronger claim to legitimacy since his party won the elections in March 2008. Ministers from a splinter faction of the MDC led by Arthur Mutambara attended the cabinet meeting.
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Original:  Mutambara, who is one of two deputy prime ministers, said at a news conference Monday that he was talking to both Mr. Mugabe and Mr. Tsvangirai.
Revised:  Mutambara, who is one of two deputy prime ministers, said at a news conference Monday that he was talking to both Mugabe and Tsvangirai.
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Original:  Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai announced last week that his party will not withdraw from the unity government but would boycott the executive branch whose ministries it shares with President Mugabe's ZANU-PF party.
Revised:  Tsvangirai announced last week that his party will not withdraw from the unity government but would boycott the executive branch whose ministries it shares with President Mugabe's ZANU-PF party.
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Original:  Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai announced last week that his party will not withdraw from the unity government but would boycott the executive branch whose ministries it shares with President Mugabe's ZANU-PF party.
Revised:  Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai announced last week that his party will not withdraw from the unity government but would boycott the executive branch whose ministries it shares with the ZANU-PF party.
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Original:  His announcement came two days after agriculture deputy minister designate Roy Bennett was arrested and redetained on charges of insurgency and terror.
Revised:  His announcement came two days after agriculture deputy minister designate Roy Bennett was arrested and re-detained on charges of insurgency and terror.
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Original:  Bennett has since been released on bail but Mr. Tsvangirai has said his party will not participate in government until all the issues he raised are resolved
Revised:  Bennett has since been released on bail but Tsvangirai has said his party will not participate in government until all the issues he raised are resolved
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Original: (Harare) Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe led a cabinet meeting on Tuesday without the presence of unity partner Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, who was out of the country on a regional tour to appeal for help with mediation.
Revised:  Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe led a cabinet meeting on Tuesday without the presence of unity partner Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai, who was out of the country on a regional tour to appeal for help with mediation.
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Original:  This comes after Tsvangirai and his Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party pulled out of the  Tsvangirai announced last week that his party will not withdraw from the unity government  but would boycott the executive branch whose ministries it shares with the ZANU-PF party.
Revised:  This comes after Tsvangirai and his Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) party pulled out of the Tsvangirai announced last week that his party would not withdraw from the unity government but would boycott the executive branch whose ministries it shares with the ZANU-PF party.
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Original:  He cited the reluctance of Mr. Mugabe to implement matters that had been agreed to in the so-called Global Political Agreement, which brought the national unity government to power.
Revised:  He cited the reluctance of Mugabe to implement matters that had been agreed to in the so-called Global Political Agreement, which brought the national unity government to power.
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Original:  Among the outstanding issues is the appointment of governors and the  harassment of his party members and MPs . His announcement came two days after agriculture deputy minister designate Roy Bennett was  arrested and re-detained on charges of insurgency and terror.
Revised:  Among the outstanding issues is the appointment of governors and the alleged harassment of his party members and MPs . His announcement came two days after agriculture deputy minister designate Roy Bennett was arrested and re-detained on charges of insurgency and terror.
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Original:  Among the outstanding issues is the appointment of governors and the  harassment of his party members and MPs . His announcement came two days after agriculture deputy minister designate Roy Bennett was  arrested and re-detained on charges of insurgency and terror.
Revised:  Among the outstanding issues is the appointment of governors and the harassment of his party members and Members of Parliament . His announcement came two days after agriculture deputy minister designate Roy Bennett was arrested and re-detained on charges of insurgency and terror.
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