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Original: Physical therapy In medicine, EMS is used for rehabilitation purposes, for instance in physical therapy in the prevention muscle atrophy due to inactivity or neuromuscular imbalance, which can occur for example after musculoskeletal injuries (damage to bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons).
Revised: Physical rehabilitation In medicine, EMS is used for rehabilitation purposes, for instance in physical therapy in the prevention muscle atrophy due to inactivity or neuromuscular imbalance, which can occur for example after musculoskeletal injuries (damage to bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons).
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Original: During EMS training, a set of complementary muscle groups (e.g., biceps and triceps) are often targeted in alternating fashion, for specific training goals, such as improving the ability to reach for an item .
Revised: During EMS training, a set of complementary muscule groups (e.g., biceps and triceps) are often targeted in alternating fashion, for specific training goals, such as improving the ability to reach for an item .
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Original:  During EMS training, a set of complementary muscule groups (e.g., biceps and triceps) are often targeted in alternating fashion, for specific training goals, such as improving the ability to reach for an item.
Revised:  During EMS training, a set of complementary muscle groups (e.g., biceps and triceps) are often targeted in alternating fashion, for specific training goals, such as improving the ability to reach for an item.
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Original: Physical rehabilitation In medicine, EMS is used for rehabilitation purposes, for instance in physical therapy in the prevention muscle atrophy due to inactivity or neuromuscular imbalance, which can occur for example after musculoskeletal injuries (damage to bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons)  This is distinct from transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), in which an electric current is used for pain therapy.
Revised: Physical rehabilitation In medicine, EMS is used for rehabilitation purposes, for instance in physical therapy in the prevention muscle atrophy due to inactivity or neuromuscular imbalance, which can occur for example after musculoskeletal injuries (damage to bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons) . This is distinct from transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), in which an electric current is used for pain therapy.
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Original: Athlete squatting with four-channel, electrical muscle stimulation machine for training, attached through self-adhesive pads to her quadriceps.
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Original:   Samadhi of Chimaji Appasaheb Peshwe  and his wife Annapurnadevi ( Who also went Sati on her husbands pyre) Chimaji was magnanimous in victory, and surviving Portuguese were given a safe passage from the city.
Revised:  File: Samadhi of Chimaji Appasaheb Peshwe and his wife Annapurnadevi ( Who also went Sati on her husbands pyre) Chimaji was magnanimous in victory, and surviving Portuguese were given a safe passage from the city.
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Original:   Samadhi of Chimaji Appasaheb Peshwe  and his wife Annapurnadevi ( Who also went Sati on her husbands pyre) Chimaji was magnanimous in victory, and surviving Portuguese were given a safe passage from the city.
Revised:  Samadhi of Chimaji Appasaheb Peshwe and his wife Annapurnadevi ( who committed sati) Chimaji was magnanimous in victory, and surviving Portuguese were given a safe passage from the city.
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Original: Great maratha warrior Manajirao, alias Jankoji Shinde Son of Chengojirao Shinde and actual father of Ranoji  , killed Portuguese top official General Martinho da Sylveira, General Pedro de Mello and Lt.
Revised: Great Maratha warrior Manajirao, alias Jankoji Shinde Son of Chengojirao Shinde and actual father of Ranoji , killed Portuguese top official General Martinho da Sylveira, General Pedro de Mello and Lt.
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Original: Great maratha warrior Manajirao, alias Jankoji Shinde Son of Chengojirao Shinde and actual father of Ranoji  , killed Portuguese top official General Martinho da Sylveira, General Pedro de Mello and Lt.
Revised: Great maratha warrior Manajirao, alias Jankoji Shinde , son of Chengojirao Shinde and actual father of Ranoji , killed Portuguese top official General Martinho da Sylveira, General Pedro de Mello and Lt.
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Original: Great maratha warrior Manajirao, alias Jankoji Shinde Son of Chengojirao Shinde and actual father of Ranoji  , killed Portuguese top official General Martinho da Sylveira, General Pedro de Mello and Lt.
Revised: Great maratha warrior Manajirao, alias Jankoji Shinde Son of Chengojirao Shinde (and father of Ranoji , killed Portuguese top official General Martinho da Sylveira, General Pedro de Mello and Lt.
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Original: Great maratha warrior Manajirao, alias Jankoji Shinde Son of Chengojirao Shinde and actual father of Ranoji  , killed Portuguese top official General Martinho da Sylveira, General Pedro de Mello and Lt.
Revised: Great maratha warrior Manajirao, alias Jankoji Shinde Son of Chengojirao Shinde and actual father of Ranoji ) , killed Portuguese top official General Martinho da Sylveira, General Pedro de Mello and Lt.
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Original:  He was born on 1707 and died in1740. commonly referred to as Chimaji Appa or Bhau, was the son of Balaji Vishwanath Bhat and the younger brother of Bajirao Peshwa of Maratha Empire.
Revised:  on 1707 and died in1740. commonly referred to as Chimaji Appa or Bhau, was the son of Balaji Vishwanath Bhat and the younger brother of Bajirao Peshwa of Maratha Empire.
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Original: Chimaji Ballal was born in Brahmin family. on 1707 and died in1740. commonly referred to as Chimaji Appa or Bhau, was the son of Balaji Vishwanath Bhat and the younger brother of Bajirao Peshwa of Maratha Empire.
Revised: Chimaji Ballal was born in Brahmin family. on 1707 and died in1740. commonly referred to as Appa or Bhau, was the son of Balaji Vishwanath Bhat and the younger brother of Bajirao Peshwa of Maratha Empire.
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Original: In the 2015 drama film Bajirao Mastani directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Chimaji Appa was portrayed by Vaibbhav Tatwawdi .
Revised: In the 2015 drama film Bajirao Mastani directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Chimaji Appa was portrayed by Vaibhav Tatvavadi .
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Original: In the 2015 drama film Bajirao Mastani directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Chimaji Appa was portrayed by Vaibhav Tatvavadi.
Revised: In the 2015 drama film Bajirao Mastani directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, Chimaji Appa was portrayed by Vaibhav Tatwawadi
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Original:  This enhances the the uptake of oxygen, since there is greater surface area for blood to bind with haemoglobin.
Revised:  This enhances the uptake of oxygen, since there is greater surface area for blood to bind with haemoglobin.
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Original:  Aerobic training typically improves the endurance of respiratory muscles, whereas anaerobic training tends to increase the size and strength of respiratory muscles. this is all fake
Revised:  Aerobic training typically improves the endurance of respiratory muscles, whereas anaerobic training tends to increase the size and strength of respiratory muscles. 
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Original:  Endurance training typically results in an increase in the respiration rate.
Revised:  Endurance training typically results in an increas in the respiration rate.
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Original:  Under the Treaty of Breda (1667), Willoughbyland was exchanged for New Amsterdam, ( now New York City )
Revised:  Under the Treaty of Breda (1667), Willoughbyland was exchanged for New Amsterdam, now New York City )
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Original:  Under the Treaty of Breda (1667), Willoughbyland was exchanged for New Amsterdam, ( now New York City )
Revised:  Under the Treaty of Breda (1667), Willoughbyland was exchanged for New Amsterdam, ( now New York City .
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Original:  Byam then falsely claimed to have received a similar order to keep in his post, although his there was only one month left of his year's tenure.
Revised:  Byam then falsely claimed to have received a similar order to keep in his post, although there was only one month left of his year's tenure.
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Original:  'Willoughbyland', as it was called, consisted of around and a fort originally built by the French, Fort Willoughby.
Revised:  The English colony consisted of around and a fort originally built by the French, Fort Willoughby.
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Original:  The 1660 Restoration of the Monarchy in England was the cause of a number of disasters in Willoughbyland . Aphra Behn, who spent some time there, described the colony's elected governor, William Byam, as ‘the most fawning fair-tongu’d fellow in the world ... not fit to be mentioned with the worst of slaves’.
Revised:  The 1660 Restoration of the Monarchy in England was the cause of much unrest in Surinam . Aphra Behn, who spent some time there, described the colony's elected governor, William Byam, as ‘the most fawning fair-tongu’d fellow in the world ... not fit to be mentioned with the worst of slaves’.
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Original: History   Lord Francis Willoughby, a Parliamentarian turned Royalist, had been appointed Governor of Barbados by the exiled King Charles II and in view of his precarious position  planned to settle an alternative colony in Suriname, beyond the reach of the Parliamentarians.
Revised: History Lord Francis Willoughby, a Parliamentarian turned Royalist, had been appointed Governor of Barbados by the exiled King Charles II . In view of his precarious position planned to settle an alternative colony in Suriname, beyond the reach of the Parliamentarians.
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Original: History   Lord Francis Willoughby, a Parliamentarian turned Royalist, had been appointed Governor of Barbados by the exiled King Charles II and in view of his precarious position  planned to settle an alternative colony in Suriname, beyond the reach of the Parliamentarians.
Revised: History Lord Francis Willoughby, a Parliamentarian turned Royalist, had been appointed Governor of Barbados by the exiled King Charles II and in view of his precarious position , he planned to settle an alternative colony in Suriname, beyond the reach of the Parliamentarians.
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Original:  The Jews were granted freedom of conscience, the right to erect a synagogue (the first of which was built in 1654), eligibility for election as burgesses and from seven to 12 years’ exemption from taxation.
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Original:  and his assigns, for 7 years from Christmas Day next, of all his Majesty's islands, colonies, and plantations, known by the name of the Caribbee Islands and others, between 1 and 20 N. Lat. from the island of St. John de Porto Rico to 324 easterly, rendering to his Majesty, his heirs and successors, one moiety of all fines, customs, rents, dues, c. raised out of the same, the other moiety to be kept by the said Lord Willoughby and his assigns for his or their own benefit."
Revised:  and his assigns, for 7 years from Christmas Day next, of all his Majesty's islands, colonies, and plantations, known by the name of the Caribbee Islands and others, between 1 and 20 N. Lat. from the island of St. John de Porto Rico to 324 easterly, rendering to his Majesty, his heirs and successors, one moiety of all fines, customs, rents, dues, 
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Original:  II., Vol. VII., pp. 205, 206. " 'America and West Indies: August 1662', in Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies: Volume 5, 1661–1668, ed.
Revised:  II., Vol. VII., pp. 205, 206. 'America and West Indies: August 1662', in Calendar of State Papers Colonial, America and West Indies: Volume 5, 1661–1668, ed.
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Original:  Mirza Khalil Hoseini, Shaykh Al Shariah, Sayyed Muhammad Tabatabei Fesharaki, and Mirza Ebrahim Mahallati URL Pupils He also tagught many eminent pupils such as URL Sayyed Muhsin Hakim Sayyed Muhammad Taqi Khansari Sayyed ABul Qasem Khansari Sayyed Mahmud Shahroudi Sayyed Abul Qasem Khoei The late Muhammad Taqi Bahjat Sayyed Abdullah Shirazi Sayyed Abdul Hadi Shirazi Sayyed Aul Hasan Shirazi Ayatollah Qaravi Aliyari Shaykh Muhammad Taqi Amoli Mirza Hashem Amol
Revised:  Mirza Khalil Hoseini, Shaykh Al Shariah, Sayyed Muhammad Tabatabei Fesharaki, and Mirza Ebrahim Mahallati Shrazi. Pupils He also tagught many eminent pupils such as URL Sayyed Muhsin Hakim Sayyed Muhammad Taqi Khansari Sayyed ABul Qasem Khansari Sayyed Mahmud Shahroudi Sayyed Abul Qasem Khoei The late Muhammad Taqi Bahjat Sayyed Abdullah Shirazi Sayyed Abdul Hadi Shirazi Sayyed Aul Hasan Shirazi Ayatollah Qaravi Aliyari Shaykh Muhammad Taqi Amoli Mirza Hashem Amol
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Original:  Mirza Khalil Hoseini, Shaykh Al Shariah, Sayyed Muhammad Tabatabei Fesharaki, and Mirza Ebrahim Mahallati URL Pupils He also tagught many eminent pupils such as URL Sayyed Muhsin Hakim Sayyed Muhammad Taqi Khansari Sayyed ABul Qasem Khansari Sayyed Mahmud Shahroudi Sayyed Abul Qasem Khoei The late Muhammad Taqi Bahjat Sayyed Abdullah Shirazi Sayyed Abdul Hadi Shirazi Sayyed Aul Hasan Shirazi Ayatollah Qaravi Aliyari Shaykh Muhammad Taqi Amoli Mirza Hashem Amol
Revised:  Mirza Khalil Hoseini, Shaykh Al Shariah, Sayyed Muhammad Tabatabei Fesharaki, and Mirza Ebrahim Mahallati URL Pupils He also tagught many eminent pupils such as follow: Sayyed Muhsin Hakim Sayyed Muhammad Taqi Khansari Sayyed ABul Qasem Khansari Sayyed Mahmud Shahroudi Sayyed Abul Qasem Khoei The late Muhammad Taqi Bahjat Sayyed Abdullah Shirazi Sayyed Abdul Hadi Shirazi Sayyed Aul Hasan Shirazi Ayatollah Qaravi Aliyari Shaykh Muhammad Taqi Amoli Mirza Hashem Amol
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Original:    The fear of rape may also be related to the fear of murder, as women tend to overestimate the proportion of rape victims who are murdered during their attacks.
Revised:  . Women are socialized from a very young age that rape can happen anywhere, to anyone, at anytime. They are taught that they should always be aware of the possibility of rape and protect themselves it. Young women are taught strategies to keep themselves safe, and this idea is instilled in them at a young age. This teaching women about the possibility of rape at a young age may contribute to higher levels of fear of crime in women.Studies have shown that women that take more precautionary steps to avoid being raped have more fear of actually being raped, whereas women who work nights and are outside in the dark tend to have less fear of rape. This may be because women that are out in the dark alone are more familiar with the area, so they feel that there is less of a threat. The fear of rape may also be related to the fear of murder, as women tend to overestimate the proportion of rape victims who are murdered during their attacks.
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Original:  Also, if the study's sample is representative of the Turkish population, women have slightly higher victimization rates than men, and so their fear does not reflect the "gender-fear paradox" of victimization found in many other developed countries   .
Revised:  Also, if the study's sample is representative of the Turkish population, women have slightly higher victimization rates than men, and so their fear does not reflect the "gender-fear paradox" of victimization found in many other developed countries . .
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Original:  Proponents of this theory, often referred to as the "shadow of sexual assault hypothesis," often note that women tend to fear that rape will co-occur with other crimes, such as burglary, a fear that is not found among men. . One study has shown that a man's typical response to a burglary was anger, while a woman's typical response was fear that was typical of a woman that had been sexually assaulted.
Revised:  Proponents of this theory, often referred to as the "shadow of sexual assault hypothesis," often note that women tend to fear that rape will co-occur with other crimes, such as burglary, a fear that is not found among men. One study has shown that a man's typical response to a burglary was anger, while a woman's typical response was fear that was typical of a woman that had been sexually assaulted.
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Original:  in some cases, women's rejection of unwanted sexual advances leads to threats, and even "benevolent" harassment may increase women's wariness and fear of men in public spaces. . While the fear of rape is the strongest among women, men also have a fear of rape, especially when looking at college aged men.
Revised:  in some cases, women's rejection of unwanted sexual advances leads to threats, and even "benevolent" harassment may increase women's wariness and fear of men in public spaces. While the fear of rape is the strongest among women, men also have a fear of rape, especially when looking at college aged men.
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Original:  Levels of fear of rape vary among women by age, race/ethnicity, residential area, and other factors, but are especially high for women who have been victims of rape in the past or know victims personally (the latter group may include a significant portion of women, with one study estimating that over half of women know rape victims) . . Women are socialized from a very young age that rape can happen anywhere, to anyone, at anytime.
Revised:  Levels of fear of rape vary among women by age, race/ethnicity, residential area, and other factors, but are especially high for women who have been victims of rape in the past or know victims personally (the latter group may include a significant portion of women, with one study estimating that over half of women know rape victims) . Women are socialized from a very young age that rape can happen anywhere, to anyone, at anytime.
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Original: Theories on women's fear of crime Social scientists have differing views on the causes of women's fear of crime.
Revised: Causes Social scientists have differing views on the causes of women's fear of crime.
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Original:   The fear of rape, unlike other fears of specific crimes, is almost exclusive to women.
Revised:  Socialization of women The fear of rape, unlike other fears of specific crimes, is almost exclusive to women.
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Original:   One researcher has coined the term "sexual terrorism" to describe violence against women that is intended to keep the patriarchal society that we live in alive.
Revised:  "Sexual terrorism" One researcher has coined the term "sexual terrorism" to describe violence against women that is intended to keep the patriarchal society that we live in alive.
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Original:  Demographic differences in women's fear of crime Although women as a whole demographic are more fearful of crime, specific subgroups of women may have higher levels of fear or be more likely to change their behavior because of it.
Revised:  Demographic differences Although women as a whole demographic are more fearful of crime, specific subgroups of women may have higher levels of fear or be more likely to change their behavior because of it.
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Original:  Race /Ethnicity Theorists have suggested that Black and Latina women, and women of color in general, in the United States may have higher rates of fear of crime due to increased social vulnerability;
Revised:  Race and ethnicity Theorists have suggested that Black and Latina women, and women of color in general, in the United States may have higher rates of fear of crime due to increased social vulnerability;
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Original: Women's fear of crime refers to women's fear of being a victim of crime , independent of actual victimization.
Revised: Women's fear of crime is women's fear of being a victim of crime , independent of actual victimization.
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Original: Women's fear of crime refers to women's fear of being a victim of crime , independent of actual victimization.
Revised: Women's fear of crime refers to women's fear of being a victim of crime independent of actual victimization.
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Original: Social factors It is nonetheless important that most women are aware of pervasive cultural view that women are more vulnerable than men, which may make them think they are more likely to be victimized and therefore contribute to their fear;
Revised: Social factors Most women are aware of pervasive cultural view that women are more vulnerable than men, which may make them think they are more likely to be victimized and therefore contribute to their fear;
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Original: Reproductive health care for incarcerated women in the United States is health care, provided by prisons , surrounding imprisoned women's reproductive systems.
Revised: In the United States is health care, provided by prisons , surrounding imprisoned women's reproductive systems.
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Original: Reproductive health care for incarcerated women in the United States is health care, provided by prisons , surrounding imprisoned women's reproductive systems.
Revised: Reproductive health care for incarcerated women in the United States , prisons are obligated to provide health care to prisoners. Such health care is sometimes called correctional medicine. In women's reproductive systems.
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Original:  Many of the same factors that increase women's likelihood of incarceration also put them at a higher risk for contracting HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases and for having high-risk pregnancies.
Revised:  Many of the same factors that increase women's likelihood of incarceration also put them at a higher risk for contracting HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections, and for having high-risk pregnancies.
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Original:  The majority of incarcerated women are economically disadvantaged and poorly educated, and have not had adequate access to preventive health care prior to their imprisonment  such as Pap tests, STD screening, and pregnancy counseling.
Revised:  The majority of incarcerated women are economically disadvantaged and poorly educated, and have not had adequate access to preventive healthcare prior to their imprisonment such as Pap tests, STD screening, and pregnancy counseling.
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Original:  The majority of incarcerated women are economically disadvantaged and poorly educated, and have not had adequate access to preventive health care prior to their imprisonment  such as Pap tests, STD screening, and pregnancy counseling.
Revised:  The majority of incarcerated women are economically disadvantaged and poorly educated, and have not had adequate access to preventive health care prior to their imprisonment , such as Pap tests, STD screening, and pregnancy counseling.
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Original:  The majority of incarcerated women are economically disadvantaged and poorly educated, and have not had adequate access to preventive health care prior to their imprisonment  such as Pap tests, STD screening, and pregnancy counseling.
Revised:  The majority of incarcerated women are economically disadvantaged and poorly educated, and have not had adequate access to preventive health care prior to their imprisonment such as Pap tests, STI screening, and pregnancy counseling.
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Original:  Legal standards for health care availability Historical Precedence Studies have found mixed results when it comes to the effects of incarceration on pregnancy outcomes.
Revised:  Legal standards for health care availability Historical precedence Studies have found mixed results when it comes to the effects of incarceration on pregnancy outcomes.
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