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Original:  The man was getting interrogated and stole a key from a police officer at the station, he then the 27 year old stole the vehicle and is on the loss throughout the streets of German   
Revised:  The man was getting interrogated and stole a key from a police officer at the station, he then the 27 year old stole the vehicle and is on the loss throughout the streets of Germany! 
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Original:  The man was getting interrogated and stole a key from a police officer at the station, he then the 27 year old stole the vehicle and is on the loss throughout the streets of German   
Revised:  The man was getting interrogated and stole a key from a police officer at the station, he then the 27 year old stole the vehicle and is on the loss throughout the streets of German UR
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Original: A   German man stole a un guarded police vehicle from the police station.
Revised: A 27 year old man from Germany stole a police vehicle. German man stole a un guarded police vehicle from the police station.
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Original: A   German man stole a un guarded police vehicle from the police station.
Revised: A A German man stole a un guarded police vehicle from the police station.
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Original: A   German man stole a un guarded police vehicle from the police station.
Revised: A German man stole a unguarded police vehicle from the police station.
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Original:  The man was getting interrogated and stole a key from a police officer at the station, he then the 27 year old stole the vehicle and is on the loss throughout the streets of Germany !
Revised:  The man was getting interrogated and stole a key from a police officer at the station, he then stole the vehicle and is on the loss throughout the streets of Germany !
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Original:  The man was getting interrogated and stole a key from a police officer at the station, he then the 27 year old stole the vehicle and is on the loss throughout the streets of Germany !
Revised:  The man was getting interrogated and stole a key from a police officer at the station, he then the 27 year old stole the vehicle and is on the loss throughout the streets of Germany .
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Original: A 27 year old man from Germany stole a police vehicle.
Revised: A 27 year old man from Germany stole an unmarked police vehicle.
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Original:  A German man stole a unguarded police vehicle from the police station.
Revised:  The German man drove an unmarked police vehicle from the police station.
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Original: The man was being booked for burglary and apparently pocketed  the key from a police officer at the station.
Revised: The man was being booked for burglary and apparently pocketed the key from an officer at the station.
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Original:  After he was charged and released, he drove away in the unmarked car, 'stunning' the officers that observed him.
Revised:  When he was booked and released, he drove away in the unmarked car, 'stunning' the officers that observed him.
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Original:  Links:%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% wacky URL%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% category:wackyne
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% wacky URL%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% category:wackyne
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Original:  Links:%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% wacky URL%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% category:wackyne
Revised:  Links:%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% URL%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% category:wackyne
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Original:  Links:%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% wacky URL%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% category:wackyne
Revised:  Links:%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% wacky %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% category:wackyne
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Original: German police are embarrased after a 27 year old man who they had just booked for burglary , walked out of the police station and stole an unmarked police vehicle.
Revised: German police are embarrassed after a 27 year old man who they had just booked for burglary , walked out of the police station and stole an unmarked police vehicle.
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Original: German police are embarrased after a 27 year old man who they had just booked for burglary , walked out of the police station and stole an unmarked police vehicle.
Revised: German police are embarrased after a 27 year old man whom they had just booked for burglary , walked out of the police station and stole an unmarked police vehicle.
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Original: German police are embarrased after a 27 year old man who they had just booked for burglary , walked out of the police station and stole an unmarked police vehicle.
Revised: German police are embarrased after a 27 year old man who they had just booked for burglary walked out of the police station and stole an unmarked police vehicle.
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Original: 200px A massive demonstration march on Thursday of over half a million Shiite Muslims  Beirut, Lebanon heard Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, tell the U.S. President George W. Bush and his Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, to "shut up" after they reportedly accused Iran and Syria of fueling protest demonstrations over the Muhammad cartoons.
Revised: 200px A massive demonstration march on Thursday of over half a million Shiite Muslims in Beirut, Lebanon heard Sheik Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, tell the U.S. President George W. Bush and his Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice, to "shut up" after they reportedly accused Iran and Syria of fueling protest demonstrations over the Muhammad cartoons.
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Original:  We will uphold the messenger of God not only by our voices but also by our blood," Nasrallah told the crowds , estimated to be 700,000 (police said the figure was likely to be even higher).
Revised:  We will uphold the messenger of God not only by our voices but also by our blood," Nasrallah told the crowd , estimated to be 700,000 (police said the figure was likely to be even higher).
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Original:  Muslim protest have spread across the Middle East, Asia and Africa.
Revised:  Muslim protests have spread across the Middle East, Asia and Africa.
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Original:  Category:January 18, 2005 Category:Economy and business Category:Iraq Category:World Category:Publish
Revised:  Category:Economy and business Category:Iraq Category:World Category:Publish
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Original: Some protesters got more visual and burned a mock US flag that contained corporate logos instead of stars as at least one protester yelled that the flag burners were “FBI Plants.”
Revised: Some protesters got more visual and burned a mock US flag that contained corporate logos instead of stars as at least one protester yelled that the flag burners were “FBI 
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Original: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several thousand protesters march on the White House in the rain to deliver antiwar, anti-Bush demands.
Revised: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protestor wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several thousand protesters march on the White House in the rain to deliver antiwar, anti-Bush demands.
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Original: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several thousand protesters march on the White House in the rain to deliver antiwar, anti-Bush demands.
Revised: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several Thousand Protestors March on the White House in the rain to deliver antiwar, anti-Bush demands.
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Original: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several thousand protesters march on the White House in the rain to deliver antiwar, anti-Bush demands.
Revised: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several thousand protesters march on the White House in the Rain to Deliver Antiwar, Anti-Bush Demands
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Original:  On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protesters gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
Revised:  On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protestors gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
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Original:  [[Image:WCWProtest WashingtonDC.jpg| Protesters burn a flag that contains corporate logos instead of stars. credit: Aselman]] [[Image:WCWMarch_CounterProtest.jpg|Pro-Administration counter-protesters . credit: Aselman]] Demonstrators came from as far away as Hawaii;
Revised:  [[Image:WCWProtest WashingtonDC.jpg| Protestors burn a flag that contains corporate logos instead of stars. credit: Aselman]] [[Image:WCWMarch_CounterProtest.jpg|Pro-Administration counter-protesters . credit: Aselman]] Demonstrators came from as far away as Hawaii;
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Original:  [[Image:WCWProtest WashingtonDC.jpg| Protesters burn a flag that contains corporate logos instead of stars. credit: Aselman]] [[Image:WCWMarch_CounterProtest.jpg|Pro-Administration counter-protesters . credit: Aselman]] Demonstrators came from as far away as Hawaii;
Revised:  [[Image:WCWProtest WashingtonDC.jpg| Protesters burn a flag that contains corporate logos instead of stars. credit: Aselman]] [[Image:WCWMarch_CounterProtest.jpg|Pro-Administration counter-protestors . credit: Aselman]] Demonstrators came from as far away as Hawaii;
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Original:  After a series of speakers that included a 96 year old great grandmother  and a Georgetown law student that lead a protest against a speech given by Attorney General Gonzales ended with the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of Bush off the stage .
Revised:  A series of speakers that included a 96 year old great grandmother and a Georgetown law student that lead a protest against a speech given by Attorney General Gonzales ended with the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of Bush off the stage .
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Original:  After a series of speakers that included a 96 year old great grandmother  and a Georgetown law student that lead a protest against a speech given by Attorney General Gonzales ended with the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of Bush off the stage .
Revised:  After a series of speakers included a 96 year old great grandmother and a Georgetown law student that lead a protest against a speech given by Attorney General Gonzales ended with the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of Bush off the stage .
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Original:  After a series of speakers that included a 96 year old great grandmother  and a Georgetown law student that lead a protest against a speech given by Attorney General Gonzales ended with the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of Bush off the stage .
Revised:  After a series of speakers that included a 96 year old great grandmother , and a Georgetown law student that lead a protest against a speech given by Attorney General Gonzales ended with the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of Bush off the stage .
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Original:  After a series of speakers that included a 96 year old great grandmother  and a Georgetown law student that lead a protest against a speech given by Attorney General Gonzales ended with the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of Bush off the stage .
Revised:  After a series of speakers that included a 96 year old great grandmother and a Georgetown law student that led a protest against a speech given by Attorney General Gonzales ended with the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of Bush off the stage .
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Original:  After a series of speakers that included a 96 year old great grandmother  and a Georgetown law student that lead a protest against a speech given by Attorney General Gonzales ended with the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of Bush off the stage .
Revised:  After a series of speakers that included a 96 year old great grandmother and a Georgetown law student that lead a protest against a speech given by Attorney General Gonzales . The speeches were followed by dropping from the stage a 30 foot wire effigy of Bush off the stage .
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Original:  After a series of speakers that included a 96 year old great grandmother  and a Georgetown law student that lead a protest against a speech given by Attorney General Gonzales ended with the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of Bush off the stage .
Revised:  After a series of speakers that included a 96 year old great grandmother and a Georgetown law student that lead a protest against a speech given by Attorney General Gonzales ended with the dropping of a 30 foot wire effigy of President Bush .
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Original:  The crowd  which had already been in a frenzy, chanted in unison: “Bush step down!
Revised:  The crowd , which had already been in a frenzy, chanted in unison: “Bush step down!
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Original:  The rally ended with a march around the White House through closed streets  escorted by the Capital Police and the Uniformed Division of the United States Secret Service.
Revised:  The rally ended with a march around the White House through closed streets and escorted by the Capital Police and the Uniformed Division of the United States Secret Service.
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Original: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protestor wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several Thousand Protestors March on the White House in the Rain to Deliver Antiwar, Anti-Bush Demands On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protestors gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
Revised: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protester wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several Thousand Protestors March on the White House in the Rain to Deliver Antiwar, Anti-Bush Demands On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protestors gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
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Original: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protestor wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several Thousand Protestors March on the White House in the Rain to Deliver Antiwar, Anti-Bush Demands On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protestors gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
Revised: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protestor wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several thousand protesters march on the White House in the Rain to Deliver Antiwar, Anti-Bush Demands On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protestors gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
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Original: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protestor wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several Thousand Protestors March on the White House in the Rain to Deliver Antiwar, Anti-Bush Demands On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protestors gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
Revised: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protestor wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several Thousand Protestors March on the White House in the rain to deliver antiwar, anti-Bush demands On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protestors gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
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Original: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protestor wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several Thousand Protestors March on the White House in the Rain to Deliver Antiwar, Anti-Bush Demands On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protestors gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
Revised: Image:WCWProtestor with GasMask.jpg|200px|A protestor wearing a gas mask. credit: Aselman]] Several Thousand Protestors March on the White House in the Rain to Deliver Antiwar, Anti-Bush Demands On a rainy Saturday, February 4, 2006, several thousand protesters gathered in a corner of the Ellipse in Washington, D.C. to protest the current administration’s stance on the War in Iraq and to demand that President Bush be impeached or resign as Commander-in-Chief.
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Original:  [[Image:WCWProtest WashingtonDC.jpg| Protestors burn a flag that contains corporate logos instead of stars. credit: Aselman]] [[Image:WCWMarch_CounterProtest.jpg|Pro-Administration counter-protestors . credit: Aselman]] Demonstrators came from as far away as Hawaii;
Revised:  [[Image:WCWProtest WashingtonDC.jpg| Protesters burn a flag that contains corporate logos instead of stars. credit: Aselman]] [[Image:WCWMarch_CounterProtest.jpg|Pro-Administration counter-protestors . credit: Aselman]] Demonstrators came from as far away as Hawaii;
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Original:  [[Image:WCWProtest WashingtonDC.jpg| Protestors burn a flag that contains corporate logos instead of stars. credit: Aselman]] [[Image:WCWMarch_CounterProtest.jpg|Pro-Administration counter-protestors . credit: Aselman]] Demonstrators came from as far away as Hawaii;
Revised:  [[Image:WCWProtest WashingtonDC.jpg| Protestors burn a flag that contains corporate logos instead of stars. credit: Aselman]] [[Image:WCWMarch_CounterProtest.jpg|Pro-Administration counter-protesters . credit: Aselman]] Demonstrators came from as far away as Hawaii;
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Original:  The rally ended with a march around the White House through closed streets and escorted by the Capital Police and the Uniformed Division of the United States Secret Service.
Revised:  The rally ended with a march around the White House through closed streets escorted by the Capital Police and the Uniformed Division of the United States Secret Service.
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Original:  At least 20 of those appeared to be cases were journalists were directly targeted because of their profession.
Revised:  At least 20 of those appeared to be cases where journalists were directly targeted because of their profession.
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Original:  Another country that deserved special attention was the Philippines  where 13 journalists appears to have been asassinated in separate incidents because of their reporting.
Revised:  Another country that deserved special attention was the Philippines , where 13 journalists appears to have been asassinated in separate incidents because of their reporting.
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Original:  Another country that deserved special attention was the Philippines  where 13 journalists appears to have been asassinated in separate incidents because of their reporting.
Revised:  Another country that deserved special attention was the Philippines where 13 journalists appear to have been asassinated in separate incidents because of their reporting.
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Original:  Another country that deserved special attention was the Philippines  where 13 journalists appears to have been asassinated in separate incidents because of their reporting.
Revised:  Another country that deserved special attention was the Philippines where 13 journalists appears to have been assassinated in separate incidents because of their reporting.
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Original:  None of the murderes have been apprehended by the police.
Revised:  None of the murderers have been apprehended by the police.
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Original:  In Nepal  two journalists were killed by security forces and one by the rebels.
Revised:  In Nepal , two journalists were killed by security forces and one by the rebels.
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Original:  Another journalist was killed by land mines .
Revised:  Another journalist was killed by a land mine .
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Original: Journalists ambushed in Baghdad, 2004 A new report by the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) documents 129 cases where media workers have been killed because of their work during 2004.
Revised:  A new report by the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) documents 129 cases where media workers have been killed because of their work during 2004.
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Original:  The rights to Oswald traded to Disney include the entire Oswald cartoon library . External Links ESPN gets cartoon, sports rights for Michaels from ESPN.com NBC acquires Michaels for cartoon bunny, golf from NBC Sports at MSNBC.c
Revised:  The rights to Oswald traded to Disney include the entire Oswald cartoon library External Links ESPN gets cartoon, sports rights for Michaels from ESPN.com NBC acquires Michaels for cartoon bunny, golf from NBC Sports at MSNBC.c
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Original:  The rights to Oswald traded to Disney include the entire Oswald cartoon library . External Links ESPN gets cartoon, sports rights for Michaels from ESPN.com NBC acquires Michaels for cartoon bunny, golf from NBC Sports at MSNBC.c
Revised:  The rights to Oswald traded to Disney include the entire Oswald cartoon library . 
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Original: frame|ESPN logo In an odd move, ESPN's parent company, The Walt Disney Company, traded the contract of NFL play-by-play analyst Al Michaels to NBC Universal in exchange for various sports considerations and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, a cartoon character Walt Disney created 79 years ago but lost him to Charles B.
Revised: frame|ESPN logo In an odd move, ESPN's parent company, The Walt Disney Company, traded the contract of NFL play-by-play analyst Al Michaels to NBC Universal in exchange for various sports considerations and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, a cartoon character Walt Disney created 79 years ago but lost to Charles B.
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Original: In addition to Oswald for Disney, ESPN got the following sports rights from NBC Sports: Friday coverage for the Ryder Cup golf tournaments in 2008, 2010, 2012 and 2014, and the right to re-air Saturday and Sunday coverage from NBC.
Revised:  Friday coverage for the Ryder Cup golf tournaments in 2008, 2010, 2012 and 2014, and the right to re-air Saturday and Sunday coverage from NBC.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Oswald the Lucky Rabbit was created in 1927 by Walt Disney for Charles B.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Oswald the Lucky Rabbit was created in 1927 by Walt Disney for Charles B.
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Original:  Most of the succeeding Oswald cartoons were directed by Walter Lantz, who would later become famous for Universal's most well-known cartoon character, Woody Woodpecker   .
Revised:  Most of the succeeding Oswald cartoons were directed by Walter Lantz, who would later become famous for Universal's most well-known cartoon character, Woody Woodpecker . .
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