wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original: 1990s horror films Category:1992 films Category:Animated horror films Category:Anime films Category:Anime of 1992 Category:Circus films Category:Censorship in the arts Category:Films based on manga Category:Films set in the 1920s Category:Guro art Category:Historical anime and manga Category:Horror anime and manga Category:Independent films Category:Japanese horror films Category:Shōwa period fr:La Jeune Fille aux camélias ja:少
Revised: 1990s horror films Category:1992 films Category:Animated horror films Category:Anime films Category:Anime of 1992 Category:Circus films Category:Censorship in the arts Category:Films based on manga Category:Films set in the 1920s Category:Guro art Category:Historical anime and manga Category:Horror anime and manga Category:Independent films Category:Japanese horror films Category:Shōwa fr:La Jeune Fille aux camélias ja:少
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Original: 1990s horror films Category:1992 films Category:Animated horror films Category:Anime films Category:Anime of 1992 Category:Circus films Category:Censorship in the arts Category:Films based on manga Category:Films set in the 1920s Category:Guro art Category:Historical anime and manga Category:Horror anime and manga Category:Independent films Category:Japanese horror films Category:Shōwa period fr:La Jeune Fille aux camélias ja:少
Revised: 1990s horror films Category:1992 films Category:Animated horror films Category:Anime films Category:Anime of 1992 Category:Circus films Category:Censorship in the arts Category:Films based on manga Category:Films set in the 1920s Category:Guro art Category:Historical anime and manga Category:Horror anime and manga Category:Independent films Category:Japanese horror films Category:Shōwa period peri
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Original:  It was partly an attempt by Germany to disassociate itself from the Nazis.
Revised:  It was partly an attempt by Germany to dissociate itself from the Nazis.
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Original: The word fringen entered the German vocabulary during 1945, meaning to steal to survive.
Revised: The word fringsen entered the German vocabulary during 1945, meaning to steal to survive.
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Original: Allied Occupation of Germany During the post-war period Germany was split up into four zones controlled by the Soviet Union, the United States of America, France, and the United Kingdom.
Revised: Allied occupation of Germany During the post-war period Germany was split up into four zones controlled by the Soviet Union, the United States of America, France, and the United Kingdom.
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Original:  CL3414.jpg|Ruined buildings in Nuremberg, May 1945]] Stunde Null (, "Hour Zero " ) is a term referring to midnight on 8 May 1945 in Germany.
Revised:  CL3414.jpg|Ruined buildings in Nuremberg, May 1945]] Zero hour ( ) is a term referring to midnight on 8 May 1945 in Germany.
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Original:  Denazification was encouraged by the Allied forces occupying Germany.
Revised:  Denazification was encouraged by the Allies occupying Germany.
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Original:  There were even rumours of cannibalism and the trading of human flesh .
Revised:  There were even rumours of cannibalism and the .
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Original: See, for example , the recommendations (developed in collaboration with other groups) published in PLoS Medicine.
Revised: See, for example :
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Original:  It was begun by an Australian medical student, Peter R. Mansfield, who had the idea for the organisation during his final year elective in Bangladesh in 1982.
Revised:  It was begun by an Australian medical student, Peter R. Mansfield, who had the idea for the organization during his final year elective in Bangladesh in 1982.
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Original: The Combat of Angamos (Spanish: Combate de Angamos) was a naval encounter of the War of the Pacific fought between the navies of Chile and Perú at Punta Angamos, on 8 October 1879.
Revised: The Battle of Angamos (Spanish: Combate de Angamos) was a naval encounter of the War of the Pacific fought between the navies of Chile and Perú at Punta Angamos, on 8 October 1879.
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Original: The Battle of Angamos (Spanish: Combate de Angamos) was a naval encounter of the War of the Pacific fought between the navies of Chile and Perú at Punta Angamos, on 8 October 1879.
Revised: The Battle of Penguins (Spanish: Combate de Angamos) was a naval encounter of the War of the Pacific fought between the navies of Chile and Perú at Punta Angamos, on 8 October 1879.
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Original: The Battle of Angamos (Spanish: Combate de Angamos) was a naval encounter of the War of the Pacific fought between the navies of Chile and Perú at Punta Angamos, on 8 October 1879.
Revised: The Battle of Angamos (Spanish: Combate de Angamos) was a naval encounter of the War of the Pacific fought between the navies of Chile and Perú at Punta Penguin on 8 October 1879.
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Original: The Battle of Angamos ( Spanish: Combate de Angamos ) was a naval encounter of the War of the Pacific fought between the navies of Chile and Perú at Punta Angamos, on 8 October 1879.
Revised: The Battle of Angamos ( ) was a naval encounter of the War of the Pacific fought between the navies of Chile and Perú at Punta Angamos, on 8 October 1879.
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Original:  The AIC plays a crucial role in establishing and upholding  professional standards, promoting research and publication, providing educational opportunities, and fostering the exchange of knowledge among conservators , allied professionals, and the public.
Revised:  The AIC plays a crucial role in establishing and upholding professional standards, promoting research and publication, providing educational opportunities, and fostering the exchange of knowledge among conservators and allied professionals. The core of its membership is comprised of accomplished professionals who have excelled in their field.
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Original:  It is the largest and most comprehensive organization that serves conservators and their interests.
Revised:  It is the largest and most reputable organization that serves conservators and their interests.
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Original:  Now it is grown to over 3,500 members in over twenty countries around the world.
Revised:  Now it is present in over twenty countries around the world.
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Original:  Membership The AIC is a national membership organization supporting conservation professionals in preserving cultural heritage by establishing and upholding  professional standards, promoting research and publications, providing educational opportunities, and fostering the exchange of knowledge among conservators , allied professionals, and the public.
Revised:  Membership The AIC is a national membership organization supporting conservation professionals in preserving cultural heritage by establishing and upholding high professional standards, promoting research and publications, providing educational opportunities, and fostering the exchange of knowledge among conservators , allied professionals, and the public.
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Original:  They also offer secondary memberships for their specialty groups .
Revised:  Professional associates of the AIC are conservators, conservation scientists, educators, or others professionally involved in conservation who, through training, knowledge, and experience, have shown a commitment to the purposes for which AIC was established. A candidate for professional associate status must have earned an undergraduate university degree (or the international equivalent) and completed at least two years of basic training and three years of experience in his/her special field beyond the training period .
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Original:  The core of its membership is comprised of accomplished professionals who have excelled in their field.
Revised:  The core of its membership consists of accomplished professionals who have excelled in their field.
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Original:   It is the only organization of its kind dedicated to the preservation of cultural materials.
Revised:  . It is the only organization of its kind dedicated to the preservation of cultural materials.
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Original:  They understand their responsibility to their members, partners, the public and its preservation agenda .
Revised:  They understand their responsibility to their members, partners, the public and its preservation agenda 
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Original:  Mission Statement The American Institute for Conservation of Historic%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Artistic Works (AIC) is the national membership organization supporting conservation professionals in preserving cultural heritage by establishing and upholding professional standards, promoting research and publications, providing educational opportunities, and fostering the exchange of knowledge among conservators, allied professionals, and the public.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < & %%% Artistic Works (AIC) is the national membership organization supporting conservation professionals in preserving cultural heritage by establishing and upholding professional standards, promoting research and publications, providing educational opportunities, and fostering the exchange of knowledge among conservators, allied professionals, and the public.
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Original:  Mission Statement The American Institute for Conservation of Historic%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Artistic Works (AIC) is the national membership organization supporting conservation professionals in preserving cultural heritage by establishing and upholding professional standards, promoting research and publications, providing educational opportunities, and fostering the exchange of knowledge among conservators, allied professionals, and the public.
Revised:  Mission Statement The American Institute for Conservation of Historic%DIFDELCMD < & %%% 
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Original:  Vision Statement AIC envisions a world in which the preservation of cultural material is appreciated and supported, thereby encouraging knowledge and understanding of our cultural heritage .
Revised:  .
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Original:  Core values The AIC has 6 core values they strive to maintain: Preservation of Cultural Heritage: The AIC promotes the preservation of cultural heritage as a way to better understand our shared humanity.
Revised:  The AIC has 6 core values they strive to maintain: Preservation of Cultural Heritage: The AIC promotes the preservation of cultural heritage as a way to better understand our shared humanity.
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Original:  Workshops%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% UV Workshop:
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% UV Workshop:
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Original:  Material Testing for Design, Display,%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Packing Courses%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Establishing a Conservation Practice Mitigating Risk:
Revised:  Material Testing for Design, Display,%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Courses%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Establishing a Conservation Practice Mitigating Risk:
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Original:  Material Testing for Design, Display,%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Packing Courses%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Establishing a Conservation Practice Mitigating Risk:
Revised:  Material Testing for Design, Display,%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Packing %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Establishing a Conservation Practice Mitigating Risk:
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Original:  Their resources include online resources such as Blog, CoOL, and the AIC's WIKI. Journal of the American Institute for Conservation The Journal of the American Institute for Conservation (JAIC) is a publication of technical studies, research papers, treatment case studies and ethics and standards discussions relating to the broad field of conservation.
Revised:  Journal of the American Institute for Conservation The Journal of the American Institute for Conservation (JAIC) is a publication of technical studies, research papers, treatment case studies and ethics and standards discussions relating to the broad field of conservation.
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Original:  References External links The Foundation of the American Institute for Conservation (FAIC).
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Original: The American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (AIC) is a national membership organization of conservation professionals, headquartered in Washington D.C..
Revised: The American Institute for Conservation (AIC) is a national membership organization of conservation professionals, headquartered in Washington D.C..
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Original: - 53.8 2003 JAX 2 9 12 75.0 86 7.17 1  28 0 0 -
Revised: - 53.8 2003 JAX 2 9 12 75.0 86 7.17 1 0 28 0 0 -
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Original: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1  0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1  3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9  2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18  59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13  6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10  9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15  6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54  29 -- 85.8
Revised: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1 0 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1 3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9 2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18 59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13 6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10 9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15 6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54 29 -- 85.8
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Original: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1  0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1  3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9  2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18  59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13  6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10  9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15  6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54  29 -- 85.8
Revised: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1 0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1 3 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9 2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18 59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13 6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10 9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15 6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54 29 -- 85.8
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Original: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1  0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1  3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9  2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18  59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13  6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10  9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15  6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54  29 -- 85.8
Revised: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1 0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1 3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 9 2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18 59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13 6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10 9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15 6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54 29 -- 85.8
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Original: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1  0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1  3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9  2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18  59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13  6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10  9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15  6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54  29 -- 85.8
Revised: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1 0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1 3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9 2 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18 59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13 6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10 9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15 6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54 29 -- 85.8
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Original: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1  0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1  3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9  2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18  59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13  6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10  9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15  6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54  29 -- 85.8
Revised: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1 0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1 3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9 2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18 3 59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13 6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10 9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15 6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54 29 -- 85.8
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Original: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1  0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1  3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9  2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18  59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13  6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10  9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15  6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54  29 -- 85.8
Revised: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1 0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1 3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9 2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18 59 3 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13 6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10 9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15 6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54 29 -- 85.8
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Original: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1  0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1  3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9  2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18  59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13  6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10  9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15  6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54  29 -- 85.8
Revised: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1 0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1 3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9 2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18 59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13 6 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10 9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15 6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54 29 -- 85.8
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Original: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1  0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1  3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9  2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18  59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13  6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10  9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15  6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54  29 -- 85.8
Revised: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1 0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1 3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9 2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18 59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13 6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 10 9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15 6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54 29 -- 85.8
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Original: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1  0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1  3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9  2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18  59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13  6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10  9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15  6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54  29 -- 85.8
Revised: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1 0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1 3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9 2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18 59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13 6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10 63 9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15 6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54 29 -- 85.8
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Original: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1  0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1  3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9  2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18  59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13  6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10  9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15  6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54  29 -- 85.8
Revised: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1 0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1 3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9 2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18 59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13 6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10 9 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15 6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54 29 -- 85.8
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Original: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1  0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1  3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9  2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18  59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13  6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10  9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15  6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54  29 -- 85.8
Revised: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1 0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1 3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9 2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18 59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13 6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10 9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 15 6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54 29 -- 85.8
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Original: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1  0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1  3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9  2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18  59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13  6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10  9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15  6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54  29 -- 85.8
Revised: - 122.2 2004 JAX 4 38 72 52.8 374 5.19 2 36 1 0 -- 71.2 2005 JAX 7 98 168 58.3 1,117 6.65 4 37 1 3 -- 83.9 2006 JAX 11 145 241 60.2 1,735 7.20 10 49 9 2 65.4 80.5 2007 JAX 12 208 325 64.0 2,509 7.72 18 59 3 3 83.4 102.2 2008 JAX 16 335 535 62.6 3,620 6.77 15 41 13 6 61.4 81.7 2009 JAX 16 314 516 60.9 3,597 6.97 15 63 10 9 59.0 83.5 2010 JAX 14 236 366 64.5 2,734 7.47 23 75 15 75 6 69.5 90.8 Career 86 1,406 2,281 61.6 16,003 7.02 89 75 54 29 -- 85.8
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