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Original:  In 2012, he was promoted to reader in poetry and literary translation . Pantano currently teaches at the University of Lincoln, where he is Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing and Programme Leader of the MA Creative Writing and BA Creative Writing and English .  Georg Trakl:
Revised:  In 2012, he was promoted to Reader in Poetry and Literary Translation . Pantano currently teaches at the University of Lincoln, where he is Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing and Programme Leader of the MA Creative Writing and BA Creative Writing and English . Georg Trakl:
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Original:  In 2012, he was promoted to reader in poetry and literary translation . Pantano currently teaches at the University of Lincoln, where he is Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing and Programme Leader of the MA Creative Writing and BA Creative Writing and English .  Georg Trakl:
Revised:  In 2012, he was promoted to reader in poetry and literary translation . Pantano currently teaches at the University of Lincoln, where he is Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing and Programme Leader for the MA Creative Writing and BA Creative Writing and English . Georg Trakl:
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Original:  In 2012, he was promoted to reader in poetry and literary translation . Pantano currently teaches at the University of Lincoln, where he is Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing and Programme Leader of the MA Creative Writing and BA Creative Writing and English .  Georg Trakl:
Revised:  In 2012, he was promoted to reader in poetry and literary translation . Pantano currently teaches at the University of Lincoln, where he is Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing and Programme Leader of the MA Creative Writing . Georg Trakl:
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Original: Books Blumendürre––Visionen Einer Reise (Private Publication––Frankfurt, Germany, 1996) Geschlüpfte Kreaturen (Private Publication—Frankfurt, Germany, 1997) Blue Opium (Carlyle Press, 1997) Camera Obscura (Carlyle Press, 1999) Panta Rhei (Alpha Beat Press, 2000) Blue Opium, Panta Rhei, and Camera Obscura (Infinity Press, 2001) In an Abandoned Room:
Revised: Books Blumendürre––Visionen einer Reise (Private Publication––Frankfurt, Germany, 1996) Geschlüpfte Kreaturen (Private Publication—Frankfurt, Germany, 1997) Blue Opium (Carlyle Press, 1997) Camera Obscura (Carlyle Press, 1999) Panta Rhei (Alpha Beat Press, 2000) Blue Opium, Panta Rhei, and Camera Obscura (Infinity Press, 2001) In an Abandoned Room:
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Original: In the meanwhile, Abatcha's death did not easy the situation for the government, nor did the formation in 1969 of two separate FROLINAT armies.
Revised: In the meanwhile, Abatcha's death did not make the situation easy for the government, nor did the formation in 1969 of two separate FROLINAT armies.
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Original: The movement's official program, also approved at the Nyala congress, proclaimed the rejection of secession, confessional politics  and ethnic discrimination, and that neocolonialism should be fought in order to "regain the total national independence of our fatherland".
Revised: The movement's official program, also approved at the Nyala congress, proclaimed the rejection of secession, confessional politics , and ethnic discrimination, and that neocolonialism should be fought in order to "regain the total national independence of our fatherland".
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Original:  Quite vague were the economic objectives : wages would be raised, arbitrary taxes abolished  and the land given to the tillers.
Revised:  The economic objectives were quite vague : wages would be raised, arbitrary taxes abolished and the land given to the tillers.
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Original:  Quite vague were the economic objectives : wages would be raised, arbitrary taxes abolished  and the land given to the tillers.
Revised:  Quite vague were the economic objectives : wages would be raised, arbitrary taxes abolished , and the land given to the tillers.
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Original:  In conclusion, "the document was so vague and so general  it could have been written for any country under the sun.
Revised:  In conclusion, "the document was so vague and so general , it could have been written for any country under the sun.
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Original:  the southern-dominated government despised and bypassed the Muslim traditional leaders, and already in 1963  the most important Northern politicians had been arrested, and all important positions in the Chadian Armed Forces and in the local administration was kept by non-Muslim Southerners.
Revised:  the southern-dominated government despised and bypassed the Muslim traditional leaders, and already in 1963 , the most important Northern politicians had been arrested, and all important positions in the Chadian Armed Forces and in the local administration was kept by non-Muslim Southerners.
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Original: But the cohesion of the GUNT did not much survive their departure: on March 22, 1980, a new battle exploded in N'Djamena  among Goukouni and Habré's forces.
Revised: But the cohesion of the GUNT did not much survive their departure: on March 22, 1980, a new battle exploded in N'Djamena exploded among Goukouni and Habré's forces.
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Original:  The union was agreed at the Nyala Congress , in Sudan , between June 19 and June 22 of 1966.
Revised:  The union was agreed at the Nyala Congress in Sudan between June 19 and June 22 of 1966.
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Original:  Shortly after, in March 1968, a lieutenant of Abatcha, Mohammed Taher, instigated a mutiny by the Daza Toubou of the Nomad and National Guard (GNN) of Aozou , that was evacuated by the national army in September.
Revised:  Shortly after, in March 1968, a lieutenant of Abatcha, Mohammed Taher, instigated a mutiny by the Daza Toubou of the National and Normadic Guard (GNN) of Aozou , that was evacuated by the national army in September.
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Original:  Shortly after, in March 1968, a lieutenant of Abatcha, Mohammed Taher, instigated a mutiny by the Daza Toubou of the Nomad and National Guard (GNN) of Aozou , that was evacuated by the national army in September.
Revised:  Shortly after, in March 1968, a lieutenant of Abatcha, Mohammed Taher, instigated a mutiny by the Daza Toubou of the Nomad and National Guard (GNN) of Aouzou , that was evacuated by the national army in September.
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Original:  In reaction  Libyan president Muammar al-Gaddafi officially recognized Abba Siddick's FROLINAT, offering him economic and logistic support.
Revised:  In reaction , Libyan president Muammar al-Gaddafi officially recognized Abba Siddick's FROLINAT, offering him economic and logistic support.
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Original:  Habré In 1976 and 1977  Libya supported active to the FROLINAT.
Revised:  Habré In 1976 and 1977 , Libya supported active to the FROLINAT.
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Original:  Habré opposed the Libyan plans of annexation of the Aozou Strip, while Goukouni was against the Claustre kidnapping.
Revised:  Habré opposed the Libyan plans of annexation of the Aouzou Strip, while Goukouni was against the Claustre kidnapping.
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Original:  In 1976  Habré, commanding only a minority of the CCFAN, broke away from the main organization with a few hundred followers and assumed his headquarters in the Batha and Biltine prefectures, founding the Armed Forces of the North (FAN).
Revised:  In 1976 , Habré, commanding only a minority of the CCFAN, broke away from the main organization with a few hundred followers and assumed his headquarters in the Batha and Biltine prefectures, founding the Armed Forces of the North (FAN).
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Original:  In September 1977  Habré started negotiating an alliance with the Malloum and the Military Supreme Council for the formation of a national unity government, that was created in August 1978 with Malloum as president and Habré as Prime minister.
Revised:  In September 1977 , Habré started negotiating an alliance with the Malloum and the Military Supreme Council for the formation of a national unity government, that was created in August 1978 with Malloum as president and Habré as Prime minister.
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Original:  In 1979  the national unity government was finished.
Revised:  In 1979 , the national unity government was finished.
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Original:  In summer  yet a new government was formed, the Transitional Government of National Unity (GUNT), after a third conference held in July at Lagos which proclaimed Goukouni president, Kamougué vice-president and Habré Defence minister.
Revised:  In summer , yet a new government was formed, the Transitional Government of National Unity (GUNT), after a third conference held in July at Lagos which proclaimed Goukouni president, Kamougué vice-president and Habré Defence minister.
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Original:  In the meanwhile  other warlords entered in the fray: Kamougué sided with Goukouni, Acyl with Habré, leaving the city divided in two with the northern part kept by Goukouni and the southern by Habré, who lost now the Defence ministry.
Revised:  In the meanwhile , other warlords entered in the fray: Kamougué sided with Goukouni, Acyl with Habré, leaving the city divided in two with the northern part kept by Goukouni and the southern by Habré, who lost now the Defence ministry.
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Original:  In 1981  the governments of Chad and Libya announced their intention to form a single country.
Revised:  In 1981 , the governments of Chad and Libya announced their intention to form a single country.
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Original:  In December  the FAN, convinced that they could not seize Libyan materials, passed west and seized Oum Hadjer, Ati and Faya-Largeau.
Revised:  In December , the FAN, convinced that they could not seize Libyan materials, passed west and seized Oum Hadjer, Ati and Faya-Largeau.
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Original:  On June 19  Habré formed a State Council as new national government, and on October 21 he proclaimed himself President and nominated a new government.
Revised:  On June 19 , Habré formed a State Council as new national government, and on October 21 he proclaimed himself President and nominated a new government.
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Original:  On October 28  Goukouni allied eight of the eleven tendencies represented in the GUNT and formed the National Government for Peace in Chad (GNPT) and the Liberation Armed Forces (FAL), both headed by him.
Revised:  On October 28 , Goukouni allied eight of the eleven tendencies represented in the GUNT and formed the National Government for Peace in Chad (GNPT) and the Liberation Armed Forces (FAL), both headed by him.
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Original:  In March 1983  Chad requested the United Nations the recognition of Chadian sovereignty over the Aozou Strip, and posed the case of the Libyan occupation to the International Court of Justice of The Hague.
Revised:  In March 1983 , Chad requested the United Nations the recognition of Chadian sovereignty over the Aozou Strip, and posed the case of the Libyan occupation to the International Court of Justice of The Hague.
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Original:  On November 18, 1986  the GUNT was reconstituted under the direction of Habré and with participation of Goukouni and Kamougué.
Revised:  On November 18, 1986 , the GUNT was reconstituted under the direction of Habré and with participation of Goukouni and Kamougué.
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Original:  In 1989  opposition groups to Habré's rule present in Sudan, under the command of Idriss Déby, formed the Patriotic Salvation Movement (MPS) and initiated a new phase of the civil war.
Revised:  In 1989 , opposition groups to Habré's rule present in Sudan, under the command of Idriss Déby, formed the Patriotic Salvation Movement (MPS) and initiated a new phase of the civil war.
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Original:  Musa was close to the Muslim Brotherhood and was an Islamist.
Revised:  Musa ways close to the Muslim Brotherhood and was an Islamist.
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Original:  Secretary-general was proclaimed Abatcha , while another cadre of the UNT, Abou Bakar Djalabou, was designated to lead the delegation that was to represent the movement abroad.
Revised:  Abatcha was proclaimed Secretary-general , while another cadre of the UNT, Abou Bakar Djalabou, was designated to lead the delegation that was to represent the movement abroad.
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Original:  Secretary-general was proclaimed Abatcha , while another cadre of the UNT, Abou Bakar Djalabou, was designated to lead the delegation that was to represent the movement abroad.
Revised:  Secretary-general was proclaimed Abatcha , while another cadre of the UNT, Abou Bakar Djalabou, was designated to lead the delegation that would represent the movement abroad.
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Original: Fighting Protуctive Tower in Terloy-Mohk at Mocaroy's place.
Revised: Fighting Protective Tower in Terloy-Mohk at Mocaroy's place.
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Original: The emblem of the Chechen clan - Terloy.
Revised: The emblem of the Terloy.
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Original:  There are no people living there since February 1944.
Revised:  There are no people living there after February 1944.
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Original:  There is a parable , according to which Terloys had eaten eye of a person from a group of people who came to steal cattle of Terloy.
Revised:  This is a saying which comes from a folk tale , according to which Terloys had eaten eye of a person from a group of people who came to steal cattle of Terloy.
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Original:  There is a parable , according to which Terloys had eaten eye of a person from a group of people who came to steal cattle of Terloy.
Revised:  There is a parable , according to which the Terloys ate the eye of a person from a group of people who came to steal cattle of Terloy.
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Original:  There is a parable , according to which Terloys had eaten eye of a person from a group of people who came to steal cattle of Terloy.
Revised:  There is a parable , according to which Terloys had eaten eye of a man from a group of people who came to steal cattle of Terloy.
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Original:  They left him in the example for others so that he would tell people who did it and for what reason.
Revised:  They left him as an example for others so that he would tell people who did it and for what reason.
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Original:  Nikar See also Tukkhum Teip References Teip External links Traditional social organisation of the Chechens (pdf) 
Revised:  Nikar See also Tukkhum Teip External links Traditional social organisation of the Chechens (pdf) 
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Original:  Nikar See also Tukkhum Teip References Teip External links Traditional social organisation of the Chechens (pdf) 
Revised:  Nikar See also Tukkhum Teip References Teip External links Traditional social organisation of the Chechens (pdf) References
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Original: The Terloy (also Terlo, Teroy) (Chechen: ТIерлой, ТIерой) is a Chechen teip.
Revised: The Terloiy (also Terlo, Teroy) (Chechen: ТIерлой, ТIерой) is a Chechen teip.
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Original: In 1994 in the beginning of First Chechen War  there were formed some groups by the Terloy to fight the Russian aggression.
Revised: In 1994 , at the beginning of First Chechen War there were formed some groups by the Terloy to fight the Russian aggression.
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Original: In 1994 in the beginning of First Chechen War  there were formed some groups by the Terloy to fight the Russian aggression.
Revised: In 1994 in the beginning of First Chechen War , there were formed some groups by the Terloy to fight the Russian aggression.
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Original:  «Дийначу нехан буьйда бIаьргаш диина маI-ТIерлой» -  Terloy, who ate uncooked eyes of alive people.
Revised:  «Дийначу нехан буьйда бIаьргаш диина маI-ТIерлой» - " Terloy, who ate uncooked eyes of alive people.
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Original:  «Дийначу нехан буьйда бIаьргаш диина маI-ТIерлой» -  Terloy, who ate uncooked eyes of alive people.
Revised:  «Дийначу нехан буьйда бIаьргаш диина маI-ТIерлой» - Terloy, who ate uncooked eyes of living people."
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Original:  This is a saying which comes from a folk tale, according to which the Terloys ate the eye of a man from a group of people who came to steal cattle of Terloy.
Revised:  This is a saying which comes from a folk tale, according to which the Terloys ate the eye of a man from a group of people who came to steal cattle from Terloy.
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Original:  Terloy people killed all the men except one , this was that poor man who lost his eye.
Revised:  Terloy people killed all the men except one . It was that poor man who lost his eye.
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Original: 2014Indian Super League141————————141 Total14100000000141 Atlético Kolkata (loan)2016Indian Super League131————————131 Total13100000000131North East United2017-18Indian Super League12010——————130Total12010000000130East Bengal2018-19I-League181——71————2522019-20I-League9100813000202Total272001523000454Real Kashmir2020-21I-League11 ———————— 11 Career total15725182431013217424843 Notes
Revised: 2014Indian Super League141————————141 Total14100000000141 Atlético Kolkata (loan)2016Indian Super League131————————131 Total13100000000131North East United2017-18Indian Super League12010——————130Total12010000000130East Bengal2018-19I-League181——71————2522019-20I-League9100813000202Total272001523000454Real Kashmir2020-21I-League21 ———————— 11 Career total15725182431013217424843 Notes
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Original: 2014Indian Super League141————————141 Total14100000000141 Atlético Kolkata (loan)2016Indian Super League131————————131 Total13100000000131North East United2017-18Indian Super League12010——————130Total12010000000130East Bengal2018-19I-League181——71————2522019-20I-League9100813000202Total272001523000454Real Kashmir2020-21I-League51 ———————— 51 Career total16125182431013217425243 Notes
Revised: 2014Indian Super League141————————141 Total14100000000141 Atlético Kolkata (loan)2016Indian Super League131————————131 Total13100000000131North East United2017-18Indian Super League12010——————130Total12010000000130East Bengal2018-19I-League181——71————2522019-20I-League9100813000202Total272001523000454Real Kashmir2020-21I-League101 ———————— 51 Career total16125182431013217425243 Notes
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Original:  a left footed striker from outside the box, beating the Malaysian goalkeeper Norazlan Razali on the 43rd URL On 9 April 2013, he scored a 25-yard long curling left-footer on the 86th minute to secure a 2–1 home win over Tampines Rovers FC in the AFC Cup group URL Ralte then would score his fourth goal of the AFC Cup against Kuwait SC on 1 October 2013 in the away leg of the 2013 AFC Cup semi-final match with a right-footed shot from the left of the box.
Revised:  a left footed striker from outside the box, beating the Malaysian goalkeeper Norazlan Razali on the 43rd minute. On 9 April 2013, he scored a 25-yard long curling left-footer on the 86th minute to secure a 2–1 home win over Tampines Rovers FC in the AFC Cup group URL Ralte then would score his fourth goal of the AFC Cup against Kuwait SC on 1 October 2013 in the away leg of the 2013 AFC Cup semi-final match with a right-footed shot from the left of the box.
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Original:  a left footed striker from outside the box, beating the Malaysian goalkeeper Norazlan Razali on the 43rd URL On 9 April 2013, he scored a 25-yard long curling left-footer on the 86th minute to secure a 2–1 home win over Tampines Rovers FC in the AFC Cup group URL Ralte then would score his fourth goal of the AFC Cup against Kuwait SC on 1 October 2013 in the away leg of the 2013 AFC Cup semi-final match with a right-footed shot from the left of the box.
Revised:  a left footed striker from outside the box, beating the Malaysian goalkeeper Norazlan Razali on the 43rd URL On 9 April 2013, he scored a 25-yard long curling left-footer on the 86th minute to secure a 2–1 home win over Tampines Rovers FC in the AFC Cup group stage. Ralte then would score his fourth goal of the AFC Cup against Kuwait SC on 1 October 2013 in the away leg of the 2013 AFC Cup semi-final match with a right-footed shot from the left of the box.
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Original:  Mumbai City(loan) Ralte was picked up by Mumbai City on loan for the 2014 Indian Super League as one of the most expensive URL He started in Mumbai City FC's first ever game against Atletico de Kolkata.
Revised:  Mumbai City(loan) Ralte was picked up by Mumbai City on loan for the 2014 Indian Super League as one of the most expensive signings. He started in Mumbai City FC's first ever game against Atletico de Kolkata.
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Original:  He assisted teammate Andre Moritz twice in a 5–0 win over derby rivals FC Pune URL Dika scored his first goal for Mumbai City on 7 December 2014 against Atletico de Kolkata in a 2–1 URL Club Statistics accurate as of 25 March URL National team statistics URL Statistics accurate as of 17 March 2015 India national teamYearAppsGoals201190201210201320201520Total140
Revised:  He assisted teammate Andre Moritz twice in a 5–0 win over derby rivals FC Pune City. Dika scored his first goal for Mumbai City on 7 December 2014 against Atletico de Kolkata in a 2–1 URL Club Statistics accurate as of 25 March URL National team statistics URL Statistics accurate as of 17 March 2015 India national teamYearAppsGoals201190201210201320201520Total140
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Original:  He assisted teammate Andre Moritz twice in a 5–0 win over derby rivals FC Pune URL Dika scored his first goal for Mumbai City on 7 December 2014 against Atletico de Kolkata in a 2–1 URL Club Statistics accurate as of 25 March URL National team statistics URL Statistics accurate as of 17 March 2015 India national teamYearAppsGoals201190201210201320201520Total140
Revised:  He assisted teammate Andre Moritz twice in a 5–0 win over derby rivals FC Pune URL Dika scored his first goal for Mumbai City on 7 December 2014 against Atletico de Kolkata in a 2–1 win. Club Statistics accurate as of 25 March URL National team statistics URL Statistics accurate as of 17 March 2015 India national teamYearAppsGoals201190201210201320201520Total140
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Original:  He assisted teammate Andre Moritz twice in a 5–0 win over derby rivals FC Pune URL Dika scored his first goal for Mumbai City on 7 December 2014 against Atletico de Kolkata in a 2–1 URL Club Statistics accurate as of 25 March URL National team statistics URL Statistics accurate as of 17 March 2015 India national teamYearAppsGoals201190201210201320201520Total140
Revised:  He assisted teammate Andre Moritz twice in a 5–0 win over derby rivals FC Pune URL Dika scored his first goal for Mumbai City on 7 December 2014 against Atletico de Kolkata in a 2–1 URL Club Statistics accurate as of 25 March URL National team statistics Statistics accurate as of 17 March 2015 India national teamYearAppsGoals201190201210201320201520Total140
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Original: ClubSeasonLeagueFederation CupCFL Premier ADomestic Cups Durand CupAFCTotalDivisionAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals Churchill Brothers2009–10I-League4100——0050912011–12I-League14630——2100197 Total18730002150288 Pailan Arrows (loan)2010–11I-League7300——000073 Total730000000073East Bengal2012– 13I-League215411234011452132013 –
Revised: ClubSeasonLeagueFederation CupCFL Premier ADomestic Cups Durand CupAFCTotalDivisionAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals Churchill Brothers2009–10I-League4100——0050912011–12I-League14630——2100197 Total18730002150288 Pailan Arrows (loan)2010–11I-League7300——000073 Total730000000073East Bengal2012– 13I-League215411134011452132013 –
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Original:  14I-League224308241003772014 –
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Original: Vachi - Lak village is in the mountainous Dagestan, and is the administrative center of Kulinsky District . Vachi was founded about 1500 years ago, and is named after the king of Caucasian Albania , Vache.
Revised: Vachi - Lak village is in the mountainous Dagestan, and is the administrative center of Kulinsky District . History It was founded about 1500 years ago, and is named after the king of Caucasian Albania , Vache.
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