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Original:  The effects of both pillars, though dependent on the plan's final framework, was estimated by the OECD to increase global corporate income tax (CIT) reserves by between 1.9 and 3.2 per cent , or 50 and 80 billion USD.
Revised:  The effects of both pillars, though dependent on the plan's final framework, was estimated by the OECD to increase global corporate income tax (CIT) reserves by between 1.9 and 3.2 \% , or 50 and 80 billion USD.
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Original:  If including the existing US tax on global intangible low-taxed income, the growth of CIT reserves would be between 2.3 and 4 per cent , or 56 and 102 billion USD.
Revised:  If including the existing US tax on global intangible low-taxed income, the growth of CIT reserves would be between 2.3 and 4 \% , or 56 and 102 billion USD.
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Original:  The Irish and Hungarian headline corporate rates stand at 12.5 and 9 per cent , respectively, according to The Guardian, with Ireland standing to lose over two billion euros in the next four years according to (RTÉ).
Revised:  The Irish and Hungarian headline corporate rates stand at 12.5 and 9 \% , respectively, according to The Guardian, with Ireland standing to lose over two billion euros in the next four years according to (RTÉ).
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Original:  According to RTÉ, finance minister for Ireland said while he "expressed Ireland ’ s reservation", he remains "committed to the process" and assures the global community "Ireland will continue to play our part in reaching a comprehensive and, indeed, historic agreement".
Revised:  According to RTÉ, finance minister for Ireland said while he "expressed Ireland ' s reservation", he remains "committed to the process" and assures the global community "Ireland will continue to play our part in reaching a comprehensive and, indeed, historic agreement".
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Original:  Senate portrait 2016.jpg|A portrait of OECD Secretary General Mathias Cormann , then-leader of the government in the Senate of Australia and minister for finance, in 2016. ]] On Thursday, 130 countries and jurisdictions in the 139-member Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) agreed to support an overhaul to the international taxation system that would introduce a global minimum corporate tax rate, committing most of the world's economies to a two-pillar "solution".
Revised:  Senate portrait 2016.jpg|A portrait of OECD Secretary General , then-leader of the government in the Senate of Australia and minister for finance, in 2016. ]] On Thursday, 130 countries and jurisdictions in the 139-member Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) agreed to support an overhaul to the international taxation system that would introduce a global minimum corporate tax rate, committing most of the world's economies to a two-pillar "solution".
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Original: On Friday, July 2nd, a attack which initially targeted software company Kaseya spread to over 200 companies in the US through Kaseya's network management software.
Revised: On Friday, a attack which initially targeted software company Kaseya spread to over 200 companies in the US through Kaseya's network management software.
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Original:  Huntress Labs, a company, believes that the attack was carried out by , a Russian-based ransomware group, but the US government is not certain who is behind it.
Revised:  Huntress Labs, a company, alleged the attack was carried out by , a Russian-based ransomware group, but the US government is not certain who is behind it.
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Original: On Friday, a attack which initially targeted software company Kaseya spread to over 200 companies in the US through Kaseya's network management software.
Revised: On Friday, a attack which initially targeted software company spread to over 200 companies in the US through Kaseya's network management software.
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Original:  Huntress Labs, a company, alleged the attack was carried out by , a Russian-based ransomware group, but the US government is not certain who is behind it . Kaseya told its customers to stop using its services when it learned of the attack.
Revised:  Huntress Labs, a company, alleged the attack was carried out by , a Russia-based ransomware group . Kaseya told its customers to stop using its services when it learned of the attack.
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Original: The attack is believed to have been carried out by the ransomware group REvil, according to . reported REvil is a Russian-based organization which provides ransomware as a service.
Revised:  reported REvil is a Russian-based organization which provides ransomware as a service.
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Original:  He said that "we're not certain" who is behind the attack, adding " The  initial thinking was it was not the Russian government but we're not sure yet".
Revised:  He said that "we're not certain" who is behind the attack, adding " t initial thinking was it was not the Russian government but we're not sure yet".
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Original:  He said that "we're not certain" who is behind the attack, adding " The  initial thinking was it was not the Russian government but we're not sure yet".
Revised:  He said that "we're not certain" who is behind the attack, adding " The he initial thinking was it was not the Russian government but we're not sure yet".
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Original: In his tie at Maroochydore Turvey has represented the Sunshine Coast at both the  Country Championships and in Premier Rugby.
Revised: In his time at Maroochydore Turvey has represented the Sunshine Coast at both the Country Championships and in Premier Rugby.
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Original:  |border James Turvey Yeah, still sweet.
Revised:  |border Yeah, still sweet.
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Original:  JT: Yeah, it's good.
Revised:  Yeah, it's good.
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Original:  JT: I think I come here about 10 years ago.
Revised:  I think I come here about 10 years ago.
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Original:  JT: Oh, yeah.
Revised:  Oh, yeah.
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Original:  JT: Yeah, if we did that for 80 we'd already would be right, But rugby goes for 80 minutes.
Revised:  Yeah, if we did that for 80 we'd already would be right, But rugby goes for 80 minutes.
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Original:  JT: I wouldn't even know.
Revised:  I wouldn't even know.
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Original:  JT: Yeah. JT: I work quite a bit.
Revised:  Yeah. JT: I work quite a bit.
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Original:  JT: Yeah. JT: I work quite a bit.
Revised:  JT: Yeah. I work quite a bit.
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Original:  JT: Yeah, Thanks
Revised:  Yeah, Thanks
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Original: Hows the Body after 100 A grade games?
Revised: How's the Body after 100 A grade games?
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Original:  A bit disappointed about today .
Revised:  But just a bit disappointed about today .
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Original:  I was here, started playing and I didn't  I didn't play that many games, and playing a bit of rep footy here and there.
Revised:  I was here, started playing and I didn't : I didn't play that many games, and playing a bit of rep footy here and there.
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Original:  I was here, started playing and I didn't  I didn't play that many games, and playing a bit of rep footy here and there.
Revised:  I was here, started playing and I didn't I didn't play that many games, I was playing a bit of rep footy here and there.
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Original:  We just didn't turn up in the 1st 20 minutes, which is just killed us with 30 points.
Revised:  We just didn't turn up in the first 20 minutes, which is just killed us with 30 points.
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Original:  Yeah, if we did that for 80  we'd already would be right , But rugby goes for 80 minutes.
Revised:  Yeah, if we did that for 80 minutes we'd already would be right , But rugby goes for 80 minutes.
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Original:  Yeah, if we did that for 80  we'd already would be right , But rugby goes for 80 minutes.
Revised:  Yeah, if we did that for 80 we'd already would be right . But rugby goes for 80 minutes.
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Original:   Yeah.  I work quite a bit.
Revised:  So. Yeah. I work quite a bit.
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Original:   Yeah.  I work quite a bit.
Revised:  Yeah. Yeah. That's it, yeah. I work quite a bit.
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Original:  So yeah, not a lot of prep for me mate, as you can%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% obviously tell from my physical look. 
Revised:  So yeah, not a lot of prep for me as you can%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% obviously tell from my physical look. 
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Original:  So yeah, not a lot of prep for me mate, as you can%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% obviously tell from my physical look. 
Revised:  So yeah, not a lot of prep for me mate, %DIFDELCMD < ] %%% obviously tell from my physical look. 
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Original:  So yeah, not a lot of prep for me mate, as you can%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% obviously tell from my physical look. 
Revised:  So yeah, not a lot of prep for me mate, as you can%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% , obviously you can tell from my physical look. 
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Original:  Bettel received his first dose of the on May 6 , according to Chronicle.lu , and had planned to get his second jab this month, reported Delano.lu.
Revised:  Bettel received his first dose of the on May 6 , and had planned to get his second jab this month, reported Delano.lu.
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Original: The Greek newspaper Proto Thema is reporting that a member of the British embassy staff in Athens, Nicholas Langman, was involved in the abduction, interrogation and torture of 28 Pakistani citizens.
Revised: The Greek newspaper Proto Thema is reporting a member of the British embassy staff in Athens, Nicholas Langman, was involved in the abduction, interrogation and torture of 28 Pakistani citizens.
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Original:  Source UR
Revised:  The disclosure of British MI6 agents acting openly in Greece has precipitated an uproar in the Vouli ton Ellinon, with the opposition uniformly calling for the matter to be discussed in the parliament. UR
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Original:  A publication published on Wednesday by the warned increasing demand in urgent, non-COVID-related healthcare in both children and adults are "putting severe and unprecedented strain on the urgent care system, with unsustainable numbers of people now visiting A&E, seeing their s [general practitioners] and calling ambulances."
Revised:  A publication published on Wednesday by the warned increasing demand in urgent, non-COVID-related healthcare in both children and adults are "putting severe and unprecedented strain on the urgent care system, with unsustainable numbers of people now visiting A&E, seeing their [general practitioners] and calling ambulances."
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Original:  ]] The number of patients in England waiting for treatment by the reached 5.3 million in May, figures on Thursday indicated , the highest since records began in April 2007 for the second consecutive month.
Revised:  ]] The number of patients in England waiting for treatment by the reached 5.3 million in May, data reported on Thursday indicated , the highest since records began in April 2007 for the second consecutive month.
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Original:  ]] The number of patients in England waiting for treatment by the reached 5.3 million in May, figures on Thursday indicated , the highest since records began in April 2007 for the second consecutive month.
Revised:  ]] The number of patients in England waiting for treatment by the reached 5.3 million in May, figures on Thursday indicated ; this is the highest since records began in April 2007 for the second consecutive month.
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Original:  Those on the health institute's waiting list increased by over 600 ,000 in the past three months.
Revised:  Those on the health institute's waiting list increased by over 600 thousand in the past three months.
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Original:  A publication published on Wednesday by the warned increasing demand in urgent, non-COVID-related healthcare in both children and adults are "putting severe and unprecedented strain on the urgent care system, with unsustainable numbers of people now visiting A&E, seeing their  [general practitioners] and calling ambulances."
Revised:  A publication published Wednesday by the warned increasing demand in urgent, non-COVID-related healthcare in both children and adults are "putting severe and unprecedented strain on the urgent care system, with unsustainable numbers of people now visiting A&E, seeing their [general practitioners] and calling ambulances."
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Original:  A publication published on Wednesday by the warned increasing demand in urgent, non-COVID-related healthcare in both children and adults are "putting severe and unprecedented strain on the urgent care system, with unsustainable numbers of people now visiting A&E, seeing their  [general practitioners] and calling ambulances."
Revised:  A publication published on Wednesday by the warned increasing demand in urgent, non-COVID-related healthcare in both children and adults are "putting severe and unprecedented strain on the urgent care system, with unsustainable numbers of people now visiting A&E, seeing their s [general practitioners] and calling ambulances."
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Original:  The Guardian reported other issues, including that nearly 25\% of patients in emergency departments  waited over four hours to be seen , and 75\% of cancer patients were seen within two weeks of cancer screening or their GP's urgent referral, below 90\% and 85\% targets, respectively .
Revised:  The Guardian reported other issues, including that nearly 25\% of patients in A waited over four hours to be seen , and 75\% of cancer patients were seen within two weeks of cancer screening or their GP's urgent referral, below 90\% and 85\% targets, respectively .
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Original:  The Guardian reported other issues, including that nearly 25\% of patients in emergency departments  waited over four hours to be seen , and 75\% of cancer patients were seen within two weeks of cancer screening or their GP's urgent referral, below 90\% and 85\% targets, respectively .
Revised:  The Guardian reported other issues, including that nearly 25\% of patients in emergency departments waited over four hours to be seen . Only 75\% of cancer patients were seen within two weeks of cancer screening or their GP's urgent referral, below 90\% and 85\% targets, respectively .
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Original:  The Guardian reported other issues, including that nearly 25\% of patients in emergency departments  waited over four hours to be seen , and 75\% of cancer patients were seen within two weeks of cancer screening or their GP's urgent referral, below 90\% and 85\% targets, respectively .
Revised:  The Guardian reported other issues, including that nearly 25\% of patients in emergency departments waited over four hours to be seen , and 75\% of cancer patients were seen within two weeks of cancer screening or their GP's urgent referral, below a target of 85\% targets, respectively .
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Original:  The Guardian reported other issues, including that nearly 25\% of patients in emergency departments  waited over four hours to be seen , and 75\% of cancer patients were seen within two weeks of cancer screening or their GP's urgent referral, below 90\% and 85\% targets, respectively .
Revised:  The Guardian reported other issues, including that nearly 25\% of patients in emergency departments waited over four hours to be seen , and 75\% of cancer patients were seen within two weeks of cancer screening or their GP's urgent referral, below 90\% and 85\% .
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Original:  50 ,000 fewer people were diagnosed with cancer,
Revised:  50 thousand fewer people were diagnosed with cancer,
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Original:  a backlog it warned could grow by 4,000 missed diagnoses per month to over 100 ,000 this October, and urgent referral activity in England for August 11\% behind 2019 levels. 32,551 new COVID-19 cases in England were reported yesterday and another 35 attributable deaths, according to Sky News, up over 4,000 from the week before, and the highest since the week of January 27 . This comes after United Kingdom health minister said cases of COVID "could go as high as 100,000"
Revised:  a backlog it warned could grow by four thousand missed diagnoses per month to over 100 ,000 this October, and urgent referral activity in England for August 11\% behind 2019 levels. 32,551 new COVID-19 cases in England were reported yesterday and another 35 attributable deaths, according to Sky News, up over 4,000 from the week before, and the highest since the week of January 27 . This comes after United Kingdom health minister said cases of COVID "could go as high as 100,000"
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Original:  a backlog it warned could grow by 4,000 missed diagnoses per month to over 100 ,000 this October, and urgent referral activity in England for August 11\% behind 2019 levels. 32,551 new COVID-19 cases in England were reported yesterday and another 35 attributable deaths, according to Sky News, up over 4,000 from the week before, and the highest since the week of January 27 . This comes after United Kingdom health minister said cases of COVID "could go as high as 100,000"
Revised:  a backlog it warned could grow by 4,000 missed diagnoses per month to over 100 thousand this October, and urgent referral activity in England for August 11\% behind 2019 levels. 32,551 new COVID-19 cases in England were reported yesterday and another 35 attributable deaths, according to Sky News, up over 4,000 from the week before, and the highest since the week of January 27 . This comes after United Kingdom health minister said cases of COVID "could go as high as 100,000"
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Original:  a backlog it warned could grow by 4,000 missed diagnoses per month to over 100 ,000 this October, and urgent referral activity in England for August 11\% behind 2019 levels. 32,551 new COVID-19 cases in England were reported yesterday and another 35 attributable deaths, according to Sky News, up over 4,000 from the week before, and the highest since the week of January 27 . This comes after United Kingdom health minister said cases of COVID "could go as high as 100,000"
Revised:  a backlog it warned could grow by 4,000 missed diagnoses per month to over 100 ,000 this October, and urgent referral activity in England for August 11\% behind 2019 levels. 32,551 new COVID-19 cases in the United Kingdom were reported yesterday and another 35 attributable deaths, according to Sky News, up over 4,000 from the week before, and the highest since the week of January 27 . This comes after United Kingdom health minister said cases of COVID "could go as high as 100,000"
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Original:  a backlog it warned could grow by 4,000 missed diagnoses per month to over 100 ,000 this October, and urgent referral activity in England for August 11\% behind 2019 levels. 32,551 new COVID-19 cases in England were reported yesterday and another 35 attributable deaths, according to Sky News, up over 4,000 from the week before, and the highest since the week of January 27 . This comes after United Kingdom health minister said cases of COVID "could go as high as 100,000"
Revised:  a backlog it warned could grow by 4,000 missed diagnoses per month to over 100 ,000 this October, and urgent referral activity in England for August 11\% behind 2019 levels. 32,551 new COVID-19 cases in England were reported yesterday and another 35 attributable deaths, according to Sky News, up over 4,000 from the week before, and the highest since the week of January 27 . This comes after health minister said cases of COVID "could go as high as 100,000"
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Original:  ]] The number of patients in England waiting for treatment by the reached 5.3 million in May, figures Thursday indicated, the highest since records began in April 2007 for the second consecutive month.
Revised:  ]] The number of patients in England waiting for treatment by the reached 5.3 million in May, data Thursday indicated, the highest since records began in April 2007 for the second consecutive month.
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Original:  Those on the health institute's waiting list increased by over 600 thousand in the past three months.
Revised:  Those on the health institute's waiting list increased by over 600 ,000 in the past three months.
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Original:  A publication published Wednesday by the warned increasing demand in urgent, non-COVID-related healthcare in both children and adults are "putting severe and unprecedented strain on the urgent care system, with unsustainable numbers of people now visiting A&E, seeing their s [general practitioners] and calling ambulances."
Revised:  A publication published Wednesday by the warned increasing demand in urgent, non-COVID-related healthcare in both children and adults are "putting severe and unprecedented strain on the urgent care system, with unsustainable numbers of people now visiting A&E, seeing their [general practitioners] and calling ambulances."
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Original:  Patients waiting over 18 weeks dropped by 83 thousand in the same time, "for the first time this year", according to NHS medical director .
Revised:  Patients waiting over 18 weeks dropped by 83 ,000 in the same time, "for the first time this year", according to NHS medical director .
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Original:  An October analysis by estimates from the year before, 50 thousand fewer people were diagnosed with cancer, a backlog it warned could grow by four thousand missed diagnoses per month to over 100 thousand this October, and urgent referral activity in England for August 11\% behind 2019 levels.
Revised:  An October analysis by estimates from the year before, 50 ,000 fewer people were diagnosed with cancer, a backlog it warned could grow by four thousand missed diagnoses per month to over 100 thousand this October, and urgent referral activity in England for August 11\% behind 2019 levels.
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Original:  An October analysis by estimates from the year before, 50 thousand fewer people were diagnosed with cancer, a backlog it warned could grow by four thousand missed diagnoses per month to over 100 thousand this October, and urgent referral activity in England for August 11\% behind 2019 levels.
Revised:  An October analysis by estimates from the year before, 50 thousand fewer people were diagnosed with cancer, a backlog it warned could grow by four thousand missed diagnoses per month to over 100 ,000 this October, and urgent referral activity in England for August 11\% behind 2019 levels.
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Original:  Patients waiting over 18 weeks dropped by 83,000 in the same time, "for the first time this year", according to NHS medical director .
Revised:  Patients waiting over eighteen weeks dropped by 83,000 in the same time, "for the first time this year", according to NHS medical director .
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Original:  However, the percent of those who received treatment within 18 weeks, 67\%, remained below the NHS standard of 92\%, according to The Guardian.
Revised:  However, the percent of those who received treatment within eighteen weeks, 67\%, remained below the NHS standard of 92\%, according to The Guardian.
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