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Original:    Upon his return to the Gold Coast, he worked at Korle Bu Hospital in Accra, and was eventually put in charge of the hospital.
Revised:  Career Upon his return to the Gold Coast, he worked at Korle Bu Hospital in Accra, and was eventually put in charge of the hospital.
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Original:    Upon his return to the Gold Coast, he worked at Korle Bu Hospital in Accra, and was eventually put in charge of the hospital.
Revised:  Early career Upon his return to the Gold Coast, he worked at Korle Bu Hospital in Accra, and was eventually put in charge of the hospital.
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Original:  uncles, Dr Edward Mayfield Boyle, a medical doctor in the United States who completed courses at Harvard Medical School, Dr Macormack Charles Farrell Easmon, an Old Epsomian who was the first West African to earn an M.D. from London University and Dr Raymond Sarif Easmon, who had a popular private practice and was an eminent playwright ' and an aunt, Kathleen Mary Easmon Simango, who was the first West African to earn a diploma from the Royal College of Arts.
Revised:  uncles, Dr Edward Mayfield Boyle, a medical doctor in the United States who completed courses at Harvard Medical School, Dr Macormack Charles Farrell Easmon, an Old Epsomian who was the first West African to earn an M.D. from London University and Dr Raymond Sarif Easmon, who had a popular private practice and was an eminent playwright , and an aunt, Kathleen Mary Easmon Simango, who was the first West African to earn a diploma from the Royal College of Arts.
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Original:  The government scholarship he won to study medicine in Edinburgh in 1935 made him the third Gold Coast Medical Scholar after Oku Ampofo (1933) and Eustace Akwei (1934).
Revised:  The government scholarship he won to study medicine in Edinburgh in 1935 made him the third Gold Coast Medical scholar after Oku Ampofo (1933) and Eustace Akwei (1934).
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Original:  He qualified with an MB.ChB. in 1940 and also earned a diploma in tropical hygiene and medicine (DTM&H) in 1941 from the same university.
Revised:  Easmon qualified with an MB.ChB. in 1940 and also earned a diploma in tropical hygiene and medicine (DTM&H) in 1941 from the same university.
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Original: People from Accra Category:Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Category:University of Edinburgh Medical School alumni Category:Fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh Category:University of Ghana faculty Category:  Sierra Leone Creole people Category:20th-century Ghanaian educators Category:Osu Salem School alumni Category:Odamtten family Category:University of Ghana Medical School faculty Category:20th-century surgeons Category:Fellows of the Ghana Academy of Arts and Scienc
Revised: People from Accra Category:Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Category:University of Edinburgh Medical School alumni Category:Fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh Category:University of Ghana faculty Category: People of Sierra Leone Creole people Category:20th-century Ghanaian educators Category:Osu Salem School alumni Category:Odamtten family Category:University of Ghana Medical School faculty Category:20th-century surgeons Category:Fellows of the Ghana Academy of Arts and Scienc
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Original: People from Accra Category:Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Category:University of Edinburgh Medical School alumni Category:Fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh Category:University of Ghana faculty Category:  Sierra Leone Creole people Category:20th-century Ghanaian educators Category:Osu Salem School alumni Category:Odamtten family Category:University of Ghana Medical School faculty Category:20th-century surgeons Category:Fellows of the Ghana Academy of Arts and Scienc
Revised: People from Accra Category:Alumni of the University of Edinburgh Category:University of Edinburgh Medical School alumni Category:Fellows of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh Category:University of Ghana faculty Category: Sierra Leone Creole descent Category:20th-century Ghanaian educators Category:Osu Salem School alumni Category:Odamtten family Category:University of Ghana Medical School faculty Category:20th-century surgeons Category:Fellows of the Ghana Academy of Arts and Scienc
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Original:  At the time of follow-up (median time 62 months),  75\% of the children were still alive .
Revised:  At the time of follow-up (median time 62 months), the survival rate was 75\% of the children were still alive .
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Original:  At the time of follow-up (median time 62 months),  75\% of the children were still alive .
Revised:  At the time of follow-up (median time 62 months), 75\% .
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Original:  The main function of these proteins is to allow neutrophils to make their way out of the blood stream to the infected tissues by adhering to different ligands expressed by the endothelium, e.g. ICAM-1.
Revised:  The main function of these proteins is to allow neutrophils to make their way out of the blood stream and into the infected tissues by adhering to different ligands expressed by the endothelium, e.g. ICAM-1.
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Original: The phenomenological concept of lifeworld This collective inter-subjective pool of perceiving, Husserl explains, is both universally present and, for humanity's purposes, capable of arriving at 'objective truth,' or at least as close to objectivity as possible.
Revised: The phenomenological concept This collective inter-subjective pool of perceiving, Husserl explains, is both universally present and, for humanity's purposes, capable of arriving at 'objective truth,' or at least as close to objectivity as possible.
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Original:  The 'lifeworld' is a grand theatre of objects variously arranged in space and time relative to perceiving subjects, is already-always there, and is the “ground” for all shared human experience.
Revised:  The 'lifeworld' is a grand theatre of objects variously arranged in space and time relative to perceiving subjects, is already-always there, and is the "ground" for all shared human experience.
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Original:  The sociological concept of lifeworld The Husserlian elucidation of lifeworld provided a starting point for the phenomenological sociology of Alfred Schütz, who tried to synthesize Husserl's phenomenology of consciousness, meaning, and the life-world with Max Weber's sociology and its focus on subjectively meaningful action.
Revised:  The sociological concept The Husserlian elucidation of lifeworld provided a starting point for the phenomenological sociology of Alfred Schütz, who tried to synthesize Husserl's phenomenology of consciousness, meaning, and the life-world with Max Weber's sociology and its focus on subjectively meaningful action.
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Original:  For Habermas, communicative action is governed by practical rationality – ideas of social importance are mediated through the process of linguistic communication according to the rules of practical rationality.
Revised:  For Habermas, communicative action is governed by practical rationality — ideas of social importance are mediated through the process of linguistic communication according to the rules of practical rationality.
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Original:  This occurs when means of mediating instrumental ideas gains communicative power – as when someone pays a group of people to stay quiet during a public debate, or if financial or administrative resources are used to advertise some social viewpoint.
Revised:  This occurs when means of mediating instrumental ideas gains communicative power — as when someone pays a group of people to stay quiet during a public debate, or if financial or administrative resources are used to advertise some social viewpoint.
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Original:  The 'colonization' metaphor is used because the use of steering media to arrive at social consensus is not native to the lifeworld—the decision-making processes of the systems world must encroach on the lifeworld in a way that is in a sense imperialistic: The epistemological concept of lifeworld Building up on this point of view, a separation of individual perception and the social and material environmental conditions is made possible.
Revised:  The 'colonization' metaphor is used because the use of steering media to arrive at social consensus is not native to the lifeworld—the decision-making processes of the systems world must encroach on the lifeworld in a way that is in a sense imperialistic: The epistemological concept Building up on this point of view, a separation of individual perception and the social and material environmental conditions is made possible.
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Original:  Kraus accordingly picks up the lifeworld term, adds the term „life conditions“ (German LebenslageSee Neurath 1931 /Weisser 1956 in Björn Kraus: Lebenswelt und Lebensweltorientierung – eine begriffliche Revision als Angebot an eine systemisch-konstruktivistische Sozialarbeitswissenschaft.
Revised:  Kraus accordingly picks up the lifeworld term, adds the term "life conditions" (German LebenslageSee Neurath 1931 /Weisser 1956 in Björn Kraus: Lebenswelt und Lebensweltorientierung – eine begriffliche Revision als Angebot an eine systemisch-konstruktivistische Sozialarbeitswissenschaft.
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Original:  "Life conditions mean a person ’ s material and immaterial circumstances of life.
Revised:  "Life conditions mean a person ' s material and immaterial circumstances of life.
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Original:  Lifeworld means a person ’ s subjective construction of reality, which he or she forms under the condition of his or her life circumstances.
Revised:  Lifeworld means a person ' s subjective construction of reality, which he or she forms under the condition of his or her life circumstances.
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Original: "See Björn Kraus: The Life We Live and the Life We Experience: Introducing the Epistemological Difference between “Lifeworld” (Lebenswelt) and “Life Conditions” (Lebenslage) Social Work and Society.
Revised: "See Björn Kraus: The Life We Live and the Life We Experience: Introducing the Epistemological Difference between "Lifeworld" (Lebenswelt) and “Life Conditions” (Lebenslage) Social Work and Society.
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Original: "See Björn Kraus: The Life We Live and the Life We Experience: Introducing the Epistemological Difference between “Lifeworld” (Lebenswelt) and “Life Conditions” (Lebenslage) Social Work and Society.
Revised: "See Björn Kraus: The Life We Live and the Life We Experience: Introducing the Epistemological Difference between “Lifeworld” (Lebenswelt) and "Life Conditions" (Lebenslage) Social Work and Society.
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Original: Intersubjectivity#Definition For Edmund Husserl, the lifeworld is the fundament for all epistemological enquiries.
Revised: Intersubjectivity#Definition For Edmund Husserl, the lifeworld is the fundamental for all epistemological enquiries.
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Original:  Lifeworld () may be conceived as a universe of what is self-evident or given,The given further explained a world that subjects may experience together.
Revised: File:Edmund Husserl 1910s.jpg|Edmund Husserl, c. 1910s Lifeworld () may be conceived as a universe of what is self-evident or given,The given further explained a world that subjects may experience together.
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Original: The phenomenological concept The sociological concept The Husserlian elucidation of lifeworld provided a starting point for the phenomenological sociology of Alfred Schütz, who tried to synthesize Husserl's phenomenology of consciousness, meaning, and the life-world with Max Weber's sociology and its focus on subjectively meaningful action.
Revised: Phenomenology The sociological concept The Husserlian elucidation of lifeworld provided a starting point for the phenomenological sociology of Alfred Schütz, who tried to synthesize Husserl's phenomenology of consciousness, meaning, and the life-world with Max Weber's sociology and its focus on subjectively meaningful action.
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Original: The phenomenological concept The sociological concept The Husserlian elucidation of lifeworld provided a starting point for the phenomenological sociology of Alfred Schütz, who tried to synthesize Husserl's phenomenology of consciousness, meaning, and the life-world with Max Weber's sociology and its focus on subjectively meaningful action.
Revised: The phenomenological concept Sociology The Husserlian elucidation of lifeworld provided a starting point for the phenomenological sociology of Alfred Schütz, who tried to synthesize Husserl's phenomenology of consciousness, meaning, and the life-world with Max Weber's sociology and its focus on subjectively meaningful action.
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Original:  The epistemological concept
Revised:  Epistemology
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Original:  Intersubjectivity#Definition The concept was popularized by Edmund Husserl, who emphasized its role as the ground of all knowledge in lived experience.
Revised:  The concept was popularized by Edmund Husserl, who emphasized its role as the ground of all knowledge in lived experience.
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Original:  Bukaneg was blind but sexy appeared during his upbringing in the Augustinian convent smart and talented.
Revised:  Bukaneg was blind but appeared during his upbringing in the Augustinian convent smart and talented.
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Original: His blindness prevented him not to write.
Revised: His blindness prevented him to write.
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Original:  He dictated the text of his poems, songs and translations, and someone else wrote.
Revised:  He dictated his poems, songs and translations, and someone else wrote.
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Original:  He dictated the text of his poems, songs and translations, and someone else wrote.
Revised:  He dictated the text of his poems, songs and translations, while someone else wrote.
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Original:  However, it is also possible that Bukaneg wrote the text of the work that has been sung for centuries by the Ilocano and thus preserved it for eternity.
Revised:  However, it is also possible that the works of Bukaneg was sung for centuries by the Ilocano and thus preserved it for eternity.
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Original:  However, much of the work of Bukaneg has been preserved.
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Original:  However, it is also possible that the works of Bukaneg was sung for centuries by the Ilocano and thus preserved it for eternity.
Revised:  It is also possible that the works of Bukaneg was sung for centuries by the Ilocano and thus preserved it for eternity.
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Original:  It is the subject of academic study in fields including personal construct psychology, organisational theory and human-computer interaction.
Revised:  It is the subject of academic study in fields including personal construct psychology, organisational theory and human–computer interaction.
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Original:  It is used as part of one of the several variations of the viable non-empirical evaluation model GOMS ( Goals, Operators, Methods, and Selection rules);
Revised:  It is used as part of one of the several variations of the viable non-empirical evaluation model GOMS ( goals, operators, methods, and selection rules);
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Original:  In human-computer interaction, cognitive (or psychological) complexity distinguishes human factors (related to psychology and human cognition) from, for example, computational complexity.
Revised:  In human–computer interaction, cognitive (or psychological) complexity distinguishes human factors (related to psychology and human cognition) from, for example, computational complexity.
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Original:  In an attempt to explain how humans perceive relevance, Cognitive complexity is defined as an extension of the notion of Kolmogorov complexity.
Revised:  In an attempt to explain how humans perceive relevance, cognitive complexity is defined as an extension of the notion of Kolmogorov complexity.
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Original:  Human individuals attach two complexity values to events: description complexity (see above definition) generation complexity: the size of the minimum set of parameter values than the 'world' (as imagined by the observer) needs to generate the event.
Revised:  Human individuals attach two complexity values to events: description complexity (see above definition) generation complexity: the size of the minimum set of parameter values that the 'world' (as imagined by the observer) needs to generate the event.
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Original:  Creskill, NJ: Hampton Press In computer science In human–computer interaction, cognitive (or psychological) complexity distinguishes human factors (related to psychology and human cognition) from, for example, computational complexity.
Revised:  Creskill, NJ: Hampton Press In human–computer interaction, cognitive (or psychological) complexity distinguishes human factors (related to psychology and human cognition) from, for example, computational complexity.
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Original:  Creskill, NJ: Hampton Press In computer science In human–computer interaction, cognitive (or psychological) complexity distinguishes human factors (related to psychology and human cognition) from, for example, computational complexity.
Revised:  Creskill, NJ: Hampton Press In computer science 
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% In artificial intelligence In an attempt to explain how humans perceive relevance, cognitive complexity is defined as an extension of the notion of Kolmogorov complexity.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% In an attempt to explain how humans perceive relevance, cognitive complexity is defined as an extension of the notion of Kolmogorov complexity.
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Original:  The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 52 (A), 273-302.
Revised:  The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 52 (A), 273–302.
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Original:  ARI Research Note 87-20 , AD-A181828.
Revised:  ARI Research Note 87–20 , AD-A181828.
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Original:  Here is an example: Individuating a particular Inuit woman among one hundred people is simpler in a village in Congo rather than in an Inuit village.
Revised:  For example, individuating a particular Inuit woman among one hundred people is simpler in a village in Congo rather than in an Inuit village.
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Original:  Here is an example: Individuating a particular Inuit woman among one hundred people is simpler in a village in Congo rather than in an Inuit village.
Revised:  Here is an example: Individuating a particular Inuit woman among one hundred people is simpler in a village in Congo than it is in an Inuit village.
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Original: A slant board is a board set at an angle or slant.
Revised: A slant board is a flat surface set at an angle or slant.
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Original:  Such boards may be used for a variety of exercises.
Revised:  Such boards may be used for a variety of purposes.
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Original:    There are two varieties : a long padded board which will accommodate the full length of the lying body a smaller wooden platform for standing upon.
Revised:  Movies Movie studios build them for actors to rest on between performances to avoid wrinkling URL There are two varieties : a long padded board which will accommodate the full length of the lying body a smaller wooden platform for standing upon.
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Original:    There are two varieties : a long padded board which will accommodate the full length of the lying body a smaller wooden platform for standing upon.
Revised:  exercise There are two varieties : a long padded board which will accommodate the full length of the lying body a smaller wooden platform for standing upon.
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Original:    There are two varieties : a long padded board which will accommodate the full length of the lying body a smaller wooden platform for standing upon.
Revised:  There are two varieties for exercises: a long padded board which will accommodate the full length of the lying body a smaller wooden platform for standing upon.
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Original:  Calf muscles The calf muscles or triceps surae may be stretched by a daily exercise of standing upon a slant board.
Revised:  The calf muscles or triceps surae may be stretched by a daily exercise of standing upon a slant board.
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Original:  In their language, Tinigua refers to the ancestors: tini and probably meant “word of the ancients” (Nubia Tobar 1994).
Revised:  In their language, Tinigua refers to the ancestors: tini probably meant “word of the ancients” (Nubia Tobar 1994).
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Original:  First ’s exploration of the rubber, then as allies faced the Wuitotos Muinane and Carijona and had to abandon much of its territory and settle in the northof it . Finally they were attacked by settlers after 1949, which caused their extinction, so that in 1994 only survived two elderly brothers among themselves , in the Sierra de la Macarena, Meta.
Revised:  First , the explotation of the rubber, then as allies faced the Wuitotos Muinane and Carijona and had to abandon much of its territory and settle in the northof it . Finally they were attacked by settlers after 1949, which caused their extinction, so that in 1994 only survived two elderly brothers among themselves , in the Sierra de la Macarena, Meta.
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Original:  First ’s exploration of the rubber, then as allies faced the Wuitotos Muinane and Carijona and had to abandon much of its territory and settle in the northof it . Finally they were attacked by settlers after 1949, which caused their extinction, so that in 1994 only survived two elderly brothers among themselves , in the Sierra de la Macarena, Meta.
Revised:  First ’s exploration of the rubber, then as allies of the Witotos they faced the Muinane and Carijona and had to abandon much of its territory and settle in the northof it . Finally they were attacked by settlers after 1949, which caused their extinction, so that in 1994 only survived two elderly brothers among themselves , in the Sierra de la Macarena, Meta.
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Original:  First ’s exploration of the rubber, then as allies faced the Wuitotos Muinane and Carijona and had to abandon much of its territory and settle in the northof it . Finally they were attacked by settlers after 1949, which caused their extinction, so that in 1994 only survived two elderly brothers among themselves , in the Sierra de la Macarena, Meta.
Revised:  First ’s exploration of the rubber, then as allies faced the Wuitotos Muinane and Carijona and had to abandon much of their territory and settle in the northof it . Finally they were attacked by settlers after 1949, which caused their extinction, so that in 1994 only survived two elderly brothers among themselves , in the Sierra de la Macarena, Meta.
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Original:  First ’s exploration of the rubber, then as allies faced the Wuitotos Muinane and Carijona and had to abandon much of its territory and settle in the northof it . Finally they were attacked by settlers after 1949, which caused their extinction, so that in 1994 only survived two elderly brothers among themselves , in the Sierra de la Macarena, Meta.
Revised:  First ’s exploration of the rubber, then as allies faced the Wuitotos Muinane and Carijona and had to abandon much of its territory and settle to the north . Finally they were attacked by settlers after 1949, which caused their extinction, so that in 1994 only survived two elderly brothers among themselves , in the Sierra de la Macarena, Meta.
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