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Original:  He  jammed with President Bill Clinton at his first inaugural ball . Clemons was born in on Jan. 11, 1942 and grew up in a religious environment, immersed in . However, he was drawn to rock ’n’ roll and received  as a Christmas gift an when he was nine, but he fell under the influence of (who played on the 1958 hit "" with the ) and moved to the .
Revised:  He jammed with President Bill Clinton at his first inaugural ball . Clemons was born in on Jan. 11, 1942 and grew up in a religious environment, immersed in . However, he was drawn to rock ’n’ roll and received as a Christmas gift when he was nine, but he fell under the influence of (who played on the 1958 hit "" with the ) and moved to the .
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Original:  He  jammed with President Bill Clinton at his first inaugural ball . Clemons was born in on Jan. 11, 1942 and grew up in a religious environment, immersed in . However, he was drawn to rock ’n’ roll and received  as a Christmas gift an when he was nine, but he fell under the influence of (who played on the 1958 hit "" with the ) and moved to the .
Revised:  He jammed with President Bill Clinton at his first inaugural ball . Clemons was born in on Jan. 11, 1942 and grew up in a religious environment, immersed in . However, he was drawn to rock ’n’ roll and received as a Christmas gift an when he was nine, but soon fell under the influence of (who played on the 1958 hit "" with the ) and moved to the .
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Original: Clarence Clemons, 1942-2011 , soulful saxophonist most famed for his forty years as a sideman in 's , died Saturday at a hospital following complications from a stroke he suffered about a week ago at his home.
Revised: Clarence Clemons, 1942-2011 , soulful saxophonist most famed for his forty years as a sideman in 's , died Saturday at a hospital . The cause of death was complications from a stroke he suffered about a week ago at his home.
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Original: Clarence Clemons, 1942-2011 , soulful saxophonist most famed for his forty years as a sideman in 's , died Saturday at a hospital following complications from a stroke he suffered about a week ago at his home.
Revised: Clarence Clemons, 1942-2011 , soulful saxophonist most famed for his forty years as a sideman in 's , died Saturday at a hospital following complications from a stroke he had suffered a week ago at his home.
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Original:  her father was later killed and her mother sent to a in Stalin 's of the late 1930s.
Revised:  her father was later killed and her mother sent to a in 's of the late 1930s.
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Original:  She was the first to sign a petition against Putin in March 2010.
Revised:  She was the first to sign a petition against him in March 2010.
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Original:  She published at least four books and edited her husband's memoirs which were published in 1997 
Revised:  She published at least four books and edited her husband's memoirs which were published in 1997. 
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Original:  She initially supported President 's government and served in his state human rights commission, but became critical of his government at the beginning of the .
Revised:  She initially supported President 's government and served on his state human rights commission, but became critical of his government at the beginning of the .
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Original:  But as her health deteriorated, she became less active, and she moved to the United States to be with her daughter.
Revised:  As her health deteriorated, she became less active, and she moved to the United States to be with her daughter.
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Original: Bonner was born in February 15, 1923 to a family of Communist Party officials;
Revised: Bonner was born in February 15, 1923 to a family of officials;
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Original: Sakharove was arrested in 1980 and exiled to Siberia, and Bonner, Sakharove's sole contact with the outside world, smuggled his writings to Moscow and ensured that Sakharov's writings were published.
Revised: Sakharove was arrested in 1980 and exiled to Siberia, and Bonner, Sakharove's sole contact with the outside world, smuggled his writings to Moscow and ensured that they were published.
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Original: Yelena Bonner (left), and in Moscow, 1977. human rights activist died of heart failure in Boston, Massachusetts on Saturday at the age of 88, her daughter Tatiana Yankelevich said in a statement.
Revised:  human rights activist died of heart failure in Boston, Massachusetts on Saturday at the age of 88, her daughter Tatiana Yankelevich said in a statement.
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Original:  The network also cut back the number of season episodes for Law & Order from 24 epidodes to 22.
Revised:  The network also cut back the number of season episodes for Law & Order from 24 episodes to 22.
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Original:  It continued to boost high ratings, but NBC nonetheless rescinded its order for six more episodes of the series.
Revised:  It continued to boast high ratings, but NBC nonetheless rescinded its order for six more episodes of the series.
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Original:  We are really appealing to the international community to put more efforts into conflict resolution so that these situations can be resolved.  
Revised:  We are really appealing to the international community to put more efforts into conflict resolution so that these situations can be resolved. " 
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Original: UNHCR aid delivered to . Reflecting an "overwhelming imbalance", the majority of the world's forcibly displaced s have been taken in by  , not industrialized countries, according to the UNHCR's 2010 Global Trends report by (UNHCR) released on Monday.
Revised: UNHCR aid delivered to . Reflecting an "overwhelming imbalance", the majority of the world's have been taken in by , not industrialized countries, according to the UNHCR's 2010 Global Trends report by (UNHCR) released on Monday.
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Original: UNHCR aid delivered to . Reflecting an "overwhelming imbalance", the majority of the world's forcibly displaced s have been taken in by  , not industrialized countries, according to the UNHCR's 2010 Global Trends report by (UNHCR) released on Monday.
Revised: UNHCR aid delivered to . Reflecting an "overwhelming imbalance", the majority of the world's forcibly displaced s have been taken in by , not industrialized countries, according to the 2010 Global Trends report by (UNHCR) released on Monday.
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Original:  There were 43.7 million people displaced worldwide at the end of 2010, according to the UNHCR's report, more than half children.
Revised:  There were 43.7 million people displaced worldwide at the end of 2010, according to the report, more than half children.
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Original:  UNHCR works in over 120 countries and includes both those forced to flee a country as well as refugees forced out of areas in their own country.
Revised:  UNHCR works in over 120 countries and includes both refugees forced to flee a country as well as refugees forced out of areas in their own country.
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Original:  UNHCR works in over 120 countries and includes both those forced to flee a country as well as refugees forced out of areas in their own country.
Revised:  UNHCR works in over 120 countries and includes both those forced to flee a country as well as those forced out of areas in their own country.
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Original:  The global total is broken down into  categories: 15.4 million refugees , 27.5 million internally displaced people  and another 840,000 people awaiting to be assigned to refugee status .
Revised:  The global total is broken down into categories: 15.4 million refugees , 27.5 million internally displaced people , and another 840,000 people awaiting to be assigned to refugee status .
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Original:  The global total is broken down into  categories: 15.4 million refugees , 27.5 million internally displaced people  and another 840,000 people awaiting to be assigned to refugee status .
Revised:  The global total is broken down into categories: 15.4 million refugees , 27.5 million internally displaced people and another 840,000 people awaiting to be assigned to .
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Original:  In addition there are an estimated 12 million stateless people around the world, people who lack even the basic identity of a nationality.
Revised:  In addition there are an estimated 12 million around the world, people who lack even the basic identity of a nationality.
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Original:  According the the report, Pakistan's 1.9 million refugee population is the largest, followed by Iran at 1.1 million and Syria at 1 million.
Revised:  According the the report, Pakistan's 1.9 million refugee population is the largest, followed by Iran with 1.1 million and Syria at 1 million.
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Original:  According the the report, Pakistan's 1.9 million refugee population is the largest, followed by Iran at 1.1 million and Syria at 1 million.
Revised:  According the the report, Pakistan's 1.9 million refugee population is the largest, followed by Iran at 1.1 million and Syria with 1 million.
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Original:  The report states: "Pakistan also has the biggest economic impact with 710 refugees for each US dollar of its per capita GDP ( ), followed by Democratic Republic of the Congo and Kenya with 475 and 247 refugees respectively.
Revised:  The report states: "Pakistan also has the biggest economic impact with 710 refugees for each US dollar of its per capita () (GDP ), followed by Democratic Republic of the Congo and Kenya with 475 and 247 refugees respectively.
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Original: UNHCR aid delivered to . Reflecting an "overwhelming imbalance", the majority of the world's have been taken in by poor,  not industrialized countries, according to the 2010 Global Trends report by (UNHCR) released on Monday.
Revised: UNHCR aid delivered to . Reflecting an "overwhelming imbalance", the majority of the world's have been taken in by poor, , not industrialized countries, according to the 2010 Global Trends report by (UNHCR) released on Monday.
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Original: The new report depicts a very different situation then when the UN refugee agency was founded in 1950 to deal with the 2.1 million Europeans , displaced by .
Revised: The new report depicts a very different situation than when the UN refugee agency was founded in 1950 to deal with the 2.1 million Europeans , displaced by .
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Original: The new report depicts a very different situation then when the UN refugee agency was founded in 1950 to deal with the 2.1 million Europeans , displaced by .
Revised: The new report depicts a very different situation then when the UN refugee agency was founded in 1950 to deal with the 2.1 million Europeans displaced by .
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Original:  And it comes at a time at a time when anti-refugee feelings are increasing in many industrialized countries.
Revised:  And it comes at a time when anti-refugee feelings are increasing in many industrialized countries.
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Original:  The global total is broken down into the following categories: 15.4 million s , 27.5 million internally displaced people, and another 840,000 people awaiting to be assigned to .
Revised:  The global total is broken down into the following categories: 15.4 million , 27.5 million internally displaced people, and another 840,000 people awaiting to be assigned to .
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Original:  File:Evstafiev-travnik-refugees.jpg|Refugees arriving at , central Bosnia, during the war in 1993.
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Original:  According the the report, Pakistan's 1.9 million refugee population is the largest, followed by Iran with 1.1 million and Syria with 1 million.
Revised:  According to the report, Pakistan's 1.9 million refugee population is the largest, followed by Iran with 1.1 million and Syria with 1 million.
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Original:  The report notes that in 2010 Japan resettled 18 families from Myanmar, becoming the first Asian country to accept refugees  
Revised:  The report notes that in 2010 Japan resettled 18 families from Myanmar, becoming the first Asian country to accept refugees . 
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Original: The report states: "Pakistan also has the biggest economic impact with 710 refugees for each US dollar of its per capita ( ) ( GDP), followed by Democratic Republic of the Congo and Kenya with 475 and 247 refugees respectively.
Revised: The report states: "Pakistan also has the biggest economic impact with 710 refugees for each US dollar of its per capita ( GDP), followed by Democratic Republic of the Congo and Kenya with 475 and 247 refugees respectively.
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Original:  , one of the stars of the TV series Jackass, has died in a car accident aged 34.
Revised:  , one of the stars of the TV series Jackass, died in a car accident aged 34.
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Original:  , one of the stars of the TV series Jackass,  died in a car accident aged 34.
Revised:  , one of the stars of the TV series Jackass, has died in a car accident aged 34.
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Original: 180px|Dunn appeared in both the Jackass TV series and movies.
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Original:  A request for a roll call vote was denied by the GOP-run Senate , and instead, an unusual parliamentary procedure called a "standing division" was implemented to aprove the addition of the provision to the defense bill.
Revised:  A request for a roll call vote was denied by the Senate (a majority of whom are Republicans) , and instead, an unusual parliamentary procedure called a "standing division" was implemented to aprove the addition of the provision to the defense bill.
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Original:  The Democrats accused the Republican refusal of a roll call vote to be a reflection that they did not want to go on record in favor of the provision, while the Republicans blamed time constraints and claimed they did not want to inconvenience senators preparing to leave town for Veterans' Day
Revised:  The Democrats accused the Republican refusal of a roll call vote to be a reflection that they did not want to go on record in favor of the provision, while the Republicans blamed time constraints and said that they did not want to inconvenience senators preparing to leave town for Veterans' Day
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Original:  In 1997, George Tenet, then the director of the CIA, compelled by the lawsuit brought by Aftergood's group under the  Freedom of Information Act , made public that year's budget: $26.6 billion.
Revised:  In 1997, George Tenet, then the director of the CIA, compelled by the lawsuit brought by Aftergood's group under the w: Freedom of Information Act , made public that year's budget: $26.6 billion.
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Original:  A request for a roll call vote was denied by the Senate (a majority of whom are Republicans) , and instead, an unusual parliamentary procedure called a "standing division" was implemented to aprove the addition of the provision to the defense bill.
Revised:  A request for a roll call vote was denied by the predominantly Republican Senate , and instead, an unusual parliamentary procedure called a "standing division" was implemented to aprove the addition of the provision to the defense bill.
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Original:  A request for a roll call vote was avoided when senators Lautenberg and John Warner (R-VA) compromised, and instead, an unusual parliamentary procedure called a "standing division" was implemented to aprove the addition of the provision to the defense bill.
Revised:  A request for a roll call vote was avoided when senators Lautenberg and John Warner (R-VA) compromised, and instead, an unusual parliamentary procedure called a "standing division" was implemented to approve the addition of the provision to the defense bill.
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Original:  He relayed in an interview that this is only the third time since 1947 (the year of the CIA ’ s inception) that the intelligence community has revealed its spending.
Revised:  He relayed in an interview that this is only the third time since 1947 (the year of the CIA ' s inception) that the intelligence community has revealed its spending.
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Original: A local resident Sheshu Mala said that during the attack, "all the residents in the area fled from their homes to other parts of the city."
Revised: A local resident Sheshu Mala said that during the attack, "all the residents in the area fled their homes to other parts of the city."
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Original:  The military pushed back the militants, who were on trucks and firing at civilians with guns and grenade launchers, with heavy gunfire . Amidst the gunfire, suicide bombings were carried out.
Revised:  The military pushed back the militants, who were on trucks and firing at civilians with guns and grenade launchers, with heavy weapons fire . Amidst the gunfire, suicide bombings were carried out.
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Original:  Amidst the gunfire , suicide bombings were carried out.
Revised:  Amidst the fighting , suicide bombings were carried out.
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Original:  The 300-member Greek parliament voted 155-143, with two abstentions, in a vote of confidence for the second cabinet of Prime Minister Tuesday evening .
Revised:  Greek Prime Minister survived a confidence vote by Greek parliament late Tuesday night, thus allowing Papandreou to form a new cabinet constituted to address Greece's severe financial debt crisis .
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Original:  The vote for the new cabinet was a measure of confidence in the ability of the to implement stringent austerity measures to satisfy the creditors of the European Union (EU) and the to receive future packages . Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own Panhellenic Socialist Movement over the extremely unpopular  measures, and the final vote  went strictly along party lines, with several opposition members walking out during debates between parliamentarians.
Revised:  The vote 's outcome is viewed as a measure of confidence in the ability of the to implement stringent austerity measures to satisfy the creditors of the European Union (EU) and the to receive future packages . Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own Panhellenic Socialist Movement over the extremely unpopular measures, and the final vote went strictly along party lines, with several opposition members walking out during debates between parliamentarians.
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Original:  The vote for the new cabinet was a measure of confidence in the ability of the to implement stringent austerity measures to satisfy the creditors of the European Union (EU) and the to receive future packages . Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own Panhellenic Socialist Movement over the extremely unpopular  measures, and the final vote  went strictly along party lines, with several opposition members walking out during debates between parliamentarians.
Revised:  The vote for the new cabinet was a measure of confidence in the ability of the stringent austerity measures to satisfy the creditors of the European Union (EU) and the to receive future packages . Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own Panhellenic Socialist Movement over the extremely unpopular measures, and the final vote went strictly along party lines, with several opposition members walking out during debates between parliamentarians.
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Original:  The vote for the new cabinet was a measure of confidence in the ability of the to implement stringent austerity measures to satisfy the creditors of the European Union (EU) and the to receive future packages . Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own Panhellenic Socialist Movement over the extremely unpopular  measures, and the final vote  went strictly along party lines, with several opposition members walking out during debates between parliamentarians.
Revised:  The vote for the new cabinet was a measure of confidence in the ability of the to implement stringent austerity measures necessary for Greece to receive future packages from the European Union (EU) and the to receive future packages . Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own Panhellenic Socialist Movement over the extremely unpopular measures, and the final vote went strictly along party lines, with several opposition members walking out during debates between parliamentarians.
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Original:  The vote for the new cabinet was a measure of confidence in the ability of the to implement stringent austerity measures to satisfy the creditors of the European Union (EU) and the to receive future packages . Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own Panhellenic Socialist Movement over the extremely unpopular  measures, and the final vote  went strictly along party lines, with several opposition members walking out during debates between parliamentarians.
Revised:  The vote for the new cabinet was a measure of confidence in the ability of the to implement stringent austerity measures to satisfy the creditors of the European Union (EU) . Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own Panhellenic Socialist Movement over the extremely unpopular measures, and the final vote went strictly along party lines, with several opposition members walking out during debates between parliamentarians.
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Original:  The vote for the new cabinet was a measure of confidence in the ability of the to implement stringent austerity measures to satisfy the creditors of the European Union (EU) and the to receive future packages . Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own Panhellenic Socialist Movement over the extremely unpopular  measures, and the final vote  went strictly along party lines, with several opposition members walking out during debates between parliamentarians.
Revised:  The vote for the new cabinet was a measure of confidence in the ability of the to implement stringent austerity measures to satisfy the creditors of the European Union (EU) and the to receive future packages . Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own Panhellenic Socialist Movement over the extremely unpopular austerity measures, and the final vote went strictly along party lines, with several opposition members walking out during debates between parliamentarians.
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Original:  For European economies, especially Greece, it would be through default ," said Mohamed El-Erian in a video conference.
Revised:  For European economies, especially Greece, it would be through ," said Mohamed El-Erian in a video conference.
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Original:  Mohamed El-Erian , chief executive of Pimco, said, "Nothing has been done to enhance growth.
Revised:  , chief executive of Pimco, said, "Nothing has been done to enhance growth.
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Original:  Greek Prime Minister survived a confidence vote by  Greek parliament late Tuesday night, thus allowing Papandreou to form a new cabinet constituted to address Greece's severe financial debt crisis.
Revised:  Greek Prime Minister survived a confidence vote by the Greek parliament late Tuesday night, thus allowing Papandreou to form a new cabinet constituted to address Greece's severe financial debt crisis.
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Original: Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own Panhellenic Socialist Movement over the extremely unpopular austerity measures , calling the measures a issue of "life or death" , and the final vote of 155 to 143, with two abstentions, went strictly along party lines, with several opposition members walking out during debates between parliamentarians.
Revised: Papandreou managed to face down internal dissent within his own Panhellenic Socialist Movement over the extremely unpopular austerity measures , calling the measures a issue of "life or death" ) and the final vote of 155 to 143, with two abstentions, went strictly along party lines, with several opposition members walking out during debates between parliamentarians.
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