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Original:  21-year-old Jonathan MacKinnon, from ,  Stefan Millar, 20, who lives in the district nearby, were both charged with the murder of the 16-year-old male at a brief court hearing in Sheriff Court yesterday.
Revised:  21-year-old Jonathan MacKinnon, from , and Stefan Millar, 20, who lives in the district nearby, were both charged with the murder of the 16-year-old male at a brief court hearing in Sheriff Court yesterday.
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Original:  Both of the accused made no declarations or pleas at the private court hearing yesterday afternoon.
Revised:  The accused made no declarations or pleas at the private court hearing yesterday afternoon.
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Original:  21-year-old Jonathan MacKinnon, from , and Stefan Millar, 20 , who lives in the district nearby, were both charged with the murder of the 16-year-old male at a brief court hearing in Sheriff Court yesterday.
Revised:  21-year-old Jonathan MacKinnon, from , and 20-year-old Stefan Miller , who lives in the district nearby, were both charged with the murder of the 16-year-old male at a brief court hearing in Sheriff Court yesterday.
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Original:  The suspects were subsequently remanded in custody.
Revised:  They were subsequently remanded in custody.
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Original:  Examination of this case is anticipated to continue.
Revised:  Examination of this case is to continue.
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Original:  21-year-old Jonathan MacKinnon, from , and 20-year-old Stefan Miller, who lives in the district nearby, were both charged with the murder of the 16-year-old male at a brief court hearing in Sheriff Court yesterday .
Revised:  21-year-old Jonathan MacKinnon, from , and 20-year-old Stefan Miller, who lives in the district nearby, were both charged yesterday at a brief court hearing in Sheriff Court yesterday .
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Original:  21-year-old Jonathan MacKinnon, from , and 20-year-old Stefan Miller, who lives in the district nearby, were both charged with the murder of the 16-year-old male at a brief court hearing in Sheriff Court yesterday .
Revised:  21-year-old Jonathan MacKinnon, from , and 20-year-old Stefan Miller, who lives in the district nearby, were both charged with the murder of the 16-year-old male at a brief court hearing in Sheriff Court with the murder of the 16-year-old male .
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Original:  21-year-old Jonathan MacKinnon, from , and 20-year-old Stefan Miller, who lives in the district nearby, were both charged yesterday at a brief court hearing in Sheriff Court with the murder of the 16-year-old male .
Revised:  21-year-old Jonathan MacKinnon, from , and 20-year-old Stefan Miller, who lives in the district nearby, were both charged with the murder of the 16-year-old male at a brief court hearing in Sheriff Court with the murder of the 16-year-old male .
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Original: The    US says that it wants Iran to abide by not producing Uranium enrichment in its facilities, and said Iran will be sent to UN Security Council over this dispute .
Revised: The The US says that it wants Iran to abide by not producing Uranium enrichment in its facilities, and said Iran will be sent to UN Security Council over this dispute .
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Original: The    US says that it wants Iran to abide by not producing Uranium enrichment in its facilities, and said Iran will be sent to UN Security Council over this dispute .
Revised: The US says that it wants Iran to abide by discontinuing uranium enrichment in its facilities, and said Iran will be sent to UN Security Council over this dispute .
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Original:  The two are clearly determined in their position, which leads to an interesting development of  the head of the UN nuclear watchdog agency saying that the US and other nuclear powers should themselves disarm as well if they don't want to be hypocrites, ArabicNews.com reports.  
Revised:  Both sides are clearly determined in their position, which leads to an interesting development of the head of the UN nuclear watchdog agency saying that the US and other nuclear powers should themselves disarm as well if they don't want to be hypocrites, ArabicNews.com reports. 
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Original: Iran seems to be determined to  hold on to its point of view about its rights despite great pressure from the West and others to force it to abandon certain nuclear technological capabilites.
Revised: Iran seems to be determined to hold on to its developing nuclear program, despite great pressure from the West and others to force it to abandon certain nuclear technological capabilites.
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Original: Iran seems to be determined to  hold on to its point of view about its rights despite great pressure from the West and others to force it to abandon certain nuclear technological capabilites.
Revised: Iran seems to be determined to hold on to its point of view about its rights despite great pressure from the West and others to abandon certain nuclear technological capabilites.
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Original:  The Associated Press reported today that the Iranian government is planning a retaliation contingency against Israel should the country go forward with a strike against Iran's nuclear facilities in early March, as Ariel Sharon said would occur before he suffered a massive stroke in December 2005.
Revised:  The Associated Press reported today that Teheran is planning a retaliation contingency against Israel should the country go forward with a strike against Iran's nuclear facilities in early March, as Ariel Sharon said would occur before he suffered a massive stroke in December 2005.
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Original:  The Associated Press reported today that the Iranian government is planning a retaliation contingency against Israel should the country go forward with a strike against Iran's nuclear facilities in early March, as Ariel Sharon said would occur before he suffered a massive stroke in December 2005.
Revised:  The Associated Press reported today that the Iranian government is planning a retaliation contingency against Israel should the country go forward with a strike against Iran's nuclear facilities in early March, as Ariel Sharon said may occur before he suffered a massive stroke in December 2005.
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Original:  The Associated Press reported today that the Iranian government is planning a retaliation contingency against Israel should the country go forward with a strike against Iran's nuclear facilities in early March, as Ariel Sharon said would occur before he suffered a massive stroke in December 2005.
Revised:  The Associated Press reported today that the Iranian government is planning a retaliation contingency against Israel should the country go forward with a strike against Iran's nuclear facilities in early March, as Ariel Sharon said would occur before he suffered a debilitating stroke in December 2005.
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Original:  General Mostafa Mohammad Najjar, Iran's minister of defense, harshly articulated Teheran's position on any military action against Iran's nuclear capability, saying that "Zionists should know that if they do anything evil against Iran, the response of Iran's armed forces will be so firm that it will send them into eternal coma, like  Sharon".
Revised:  General Mostafa Mohammad Najjar, Iran's minister of defense, harshly articulated Teheran's position on any military action against Iran's nuclear capability, saying that "Zionists should know that if they do anything evil against Iran, the response of Iran's armed forces will be so firm that it will send them into eternal coma, like (Ariel) Sharon".
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Original:  The US says that it wants Iran to abide by discontinuing uranium enrichment in its facilities,
Revised:  The United States government says that it wants Iran to abide by discontinuing uranium enrichment in its facilities,
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Original:  The US says that it wants Iran to abide by discontinuing uranium enrichment in its facilities,
Revised:  The US says that it wants Iran to comply by discontinuing uranium enrichment in its facilities,
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Original:  and said Iran will be sent to UN Security Council over this dispute if Teheran maintains its refusal to comply with the international community Both sides are clearly determined in their position, which leads to an interesting development of Mohammad el Baradei , the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), saying that the US and other nuclear powers should themselves disarm as well if they don't want to be hypocrites, ArabicNews.com reports.
Revised:  and said Iran will be sent to United Nations Security Council (UNSC) over this dispute if Teheran maintains its refusal to comply with the international community Both sides are clearly determined in their position, which leads to an interesting development of Mohammad el Baradei , the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), saying that the US and other nuclear powers should themselves disarm as well if they don't want to be hypocrites, ArabicNews.com reports.
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Original:  and said Iran will be sent to UN Security Council over this dispute if Teheran maintains its refusal to comply with the international community Both sides are clearly determined in their position, which leads to an interesting development of Mohammad el Baradei , the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), saying that the US and other nuclear powers should themselves disarm as well if they don't want to be hypocrites, ArabicNews.com reports.
Revised:  and said Iran will be sent to UN Security Council over this dispute if Teheran maintains its refusal to comply with the international community Both sides are clearly determined in their position, which leads to an interesting development of Mohammad elBaradei , the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), saying that the US and other nuclear powers should themselves disarm as well if they don't want to be hypocrites, ArabicNews.com reports.
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Original: Iran seems to be determined to defend what it believes is its right to have nuclear technology and hold on to its developing nuclear program, despite great pressure from the West and others to abandon certain nuclear technological capabilites.
Revised: Flag of Iran Iran seems determined to defend what it believes is its right to have nuclear technology and hold on to its developing nuclear program, despite great pressure from the West and others to abandon certain nuclear technological capabilites.
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Original:  General Mostafa Mohammad Najjar, Iran's minister of defense, harshly articulated Teheran's position on any military action against Iran's nuclear capability, saying that "Zionists should know that if they do anything evil against Iran, the response of Iran's armed forces will be so firm that it will send them into eternal coma, like (Ariel) Sharon".
Revised:  General Mostafa Mohammad Najjar, Iran's minister of defense, articulated Teheran's position on any military action against Iran's nuclear capability, saying that "Zionists should know that if they do anything evil against Iran, the response of Iran's armed forces will be so firm that it will send them into eternal coma, like (Ariel) Sharon".
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Original:   Another development which may foment further controversy also came Wedenesday when Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad blamed the United States for a series of bombings in Ahvaz, a town near the border of Iraq, which left at least nine civilians dead.
Revised:  Another development which may foment further controversy also came Wednesday when Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad blamed the United States for a series of bombings in Ahvaz, a town near the border of Iraq, which left at least nine civilians dead.
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Original: Flag of Iran Iran seems determined to abide by the conditions of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), by defending what it believes is its right under Article IV of the NPT to have nuclear technology and hold on to its developing nuclear program, despite great pressure from the West and others to abandon certain nuclear technological capabilites.
Revised: Flag of Iran Iran is using the conditions of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), by defending what it believes is its right under Article IV of the NPT to have nuclear technology and hold on to its developing nuclear program, despite great pressure from the West and others to abandon certain nuclear technological capabilites.
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Original: Flag of Iran Iran seems determined to abide by the conditions of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), by defending what it believes is its right under Article IV of the NPT to have nuclear technology and hold on to its developing nuclear program, despite great pressure from the West and others to abandon certain nuclear technological capabilites.
Revised: Flag of Iran Iran seems determined to abide by the conditions of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), as justification for defending what it believes is its right under Article IV of the NPT to have nuclear technology and hold on to its developing nuclear program, despite great pressure from the West and others to abandon certain nuclear technological capabilites.
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Original:  Anderson , who is known as an outspoken advocate of campaign finance reform , immigration reform, and LGBT rights, served as Mayor of Salt Lake City for two terms from 2000 to 2008 as a member of the . During his tenure, he enacted proposals that reduced the city's carbon emissions, reformed its criminal justice system, and placed it as a leading sanctuary for refugees.
Revised:  Anderson , who is known as an outspoken advocate of , immigration reform, and LGBT rights, served as Mayor of Salt Lake City for two terms from 2000 to 2008 as a member of the . During his tenure, he enacted proposals that reduced the city's carbon emissions, reformed its criminal justice system, and placed it as a leading sanctuary for refugees.
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Original:  Earlier this year, he left the party, faulting it for failing to push impeachment against President George W. Bush, and for not reversing policies on torture, taxes, and defense spending.
Revised:  Earlier this year, he left the party, faulting it for failing to push against President George W. Bush, and for not reversing policies on torture, taxes, and defense spending.
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Original:  According to The Nation , in 2006, after delivering a speech on the steps of city hall, supporters asked Anderson to run for president.
Revised:  According to , in 2006, after delivering a speech on the steps of city hall, supporters asked Anderson to run for president.
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Original:  According to The Salt Lake Tribune , the Justice Party's three primary goals include: the removal of corporate money from politics through a constitutional amendment , an abolition of the country's two party political system, and the election of Anderson as president.
Revised:  According to , the Justice Party's three primary goals include: the removal of corporate money from politics through a constitutional amendment , an abolition of the country's two party political system, and the election of Anderson as president.
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Original:  According to The Salt Lake Tribune , the Justice Party's three primary goals include: the removal of corporate money from politics through a constitutional amendment , an abolition of the country's two party political system, and the election of Anderson as president.
Revised:  According to The Salt Lake Tribune , the Justice Party's three primary goals include: the removal of corporate money from politics through a , an abolition of the country's two party political system, and the election of Anderson as president.
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Original:  Anderson, who is known as an outspoken advocate of , immigration reform, and LGBT rights, served as Mayor of Salt Lake City for two terms from 2000 to 2008 as a member of the . During his tenure, he enacted proposals that reduced the city's carbon emissions, reformed its criminal justice system, and placed it as a leading sanctuary for refugees.
Revised:  Anderson, who is known as an outspoken advocate of , immigration reform, and LGBT rights, served as Mayor of Salt Lake City for two terms from 2000 to 2008 as a member of the . During his tenure, he enacted proposals that reduced the city's carbon emissions, reformed its criminal justice system, and positioned it as a leading sanctuary for refugees.
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Original:  Anderson, who is known as an outspoken advocate of , immigration reform, and LGBT rights, served as Mayor of Salt Lake City for two terms from 2000 to 2008 as a member of the . During his tenure, he enacted proposals that reduced the city's carbon emissions, reformed its criminal justice system, and positioned it as a leading sanctuary for refugees.
Revised:  Anderson, who is known as an outspoken advocate of , immigration reform, and LGBT rights, served as Mayor of Salt Lake City for two terms from 2000 to 2008 as a member of the . During his tenure, he enacted proposals to reduce the city's carbon emissions, reformed its criminal justice system, and positioned it as a leading sanctuary for refugees.
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Original:  He  will limit campaign contributions to $ 100, and will work to have the Justice Party appear on state ballots in time for the election next November . Anderson hopes to draw support from the movement.
Revised:  He says he will limit campaign contributions to $ 100, and will work to have the Justice Party appear on state ballots in time for the election next November . Anderson hopes to draw support from the movement.
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Original:  He  will limit campaign contributions to $ 100, and will work to have the Justice Party appear on state ballots in time for the election next November . Anderson hopes to draw support from the movement.
Revised:  He will limit campaign contributions to $ 100. He is working to have the Justice Party appear on state ballots in time for the election next November . Anderson hopes to draw support from the movement.
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Original:  He  will limit campaign contributions to $ 100, and will work to have the Justice Party appear on state ballots in time for the election next November . Anderson hopes to draw support from the movement.
Revised:  He will limit campaign contributions to $ 100, and will work to have the Justice Party appear on state ballots in time for the election next November , and hopes to draw support from the movement.
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Original: Zhou has also stated that the joint monitoring program with Russia to monitor boundary rivers will continue.
Revised: Zhou has also stated that the joint program with Russia to monitor boundary rivers will continue.
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Original:  The front of the pollution from the explosion has been predicted to reach the estuary of the Armur River in Russia near the end of January 2006
Revised:  The front of the pollution from the explosion has been predicted to reach the estuary of the Armur river in Russia near the end of January 2006
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Original: Following an explosion in November of 2005, China's Songhua river was contaminated with Nitrobenzene and derived chemicals.
Revised: Following an explosion in November of 2005, China's Songhua river was contaminated with nitrobenzene and similar chemicals.
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Original:  Chen Jining of Tsinghua University's Institute of Environmental Science and Engineering, commented that "Even in the rare cases when levels are beyond standards in some places, we also have the technology in place for example, activated carbon to ensure safe drinking water supplies." Zhou has also stated that the joint program with Russia to monitor boundary rivers will continue.
Revised:  Chen Jining of Tsinghua University's Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, commented that "Even in the rare cases when levels are beyond standards in some places, we also have the technology in place for example, activated carbon to ensure safe drinking water supplies." Zhou has also stated that the joint program with Russia to monitor boundary rivers will continue.
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Original:  The front of the pollution from the explosion has been predicted to reach the estuary of the Armur river in Russia near the end of January 2006  
Revised:  The front of the pollution from the explosion has been predicted to reach the estuary of the Armur river in Russia near the end of January 2006. 
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Original:   Iranian internet providers routinely block pornographic and anti-Islamic websites, but they also block some pro-reform websites and blog , sometimes permanently.
Revised:  Iranian internet providers routinely block pornographic and anti-Islamic websites, but they also block some pro-reform websites and blogs , sometimes permanently.
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Original:  As of press time no explanation has been given for the  block.
Revised:  As of press time no explanation has been given for the alleged block.
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Original:  He was giving his personal assessment of how the Congress might react to such an action by India," and stated speaking of the US Government that "We certainly would encourage and hope that they vote for referral this time around."
Revised:  He was giving his personal assessment of how the Congress might react to such an action by India," and stated that "We certainly would encourage and hope that they vote for referral this time around."
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Original: President Bush with India's Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, during their meeting in the Oval Office in July 2005 The US Ambassador David Mulford has reportedly hinted that the  civil nuclear energy pact with India may face problems getting through Congress if India refused to vote against Iran at the upcoming meeting of  United Nations nuclear watchdog  .
Revised: President Bush with India's Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, during their meeting in the Oval Office in July 2005 The United SStates Ambassador to India, David Mulford, has reportedly hinted that the civil nuclear energy pact with India may face problems getting through Congress if India refused to vote against Iran at the upcoming meeting of United Nations nuclear watchdog .
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Original: President Bush with India's Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, during their meeting in the Oval Office in July 2005 The US Ambassador David Mulford has reportedly hinted that the  civil nuclear energy pact with India may face problems getting through Congress if India refused to vote against Iran at the upcoming meeting of  United Nations nuclear watchdog  .
Revised: President Bush with India's Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, during their meeting in the Oval Office in July 2005 The US Ambassador David Mulford has reportedly hinted that the U.S. civil nuclear energy pact with India may face problems getting through Congress if India refused to vote against Iran at the upcoming meeting of United Nations nuclear watchdog .
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Original: President Bush with India's Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, during their meeting in the Oval Office in July 2005 The US Ambassador David Mulford has reportedly hinted that the  civil nuclear energy pact with India may face problems getting through Congress if India refused to vote against Iran at the upcoming meeting of  United Nations nuclear watchdog  .
Revised: President Bush with India's Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, during their meeting in the Oval Office in July 2005 The US Ambassador David Mulford has reportedly hinted that the civil nuclear energy pact with India may face problems getting approved by Congress if India refused to vote against Iran at the upcoming meeting of United Nations nuclear watchdog .
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