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Original:  The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) classifies the Brazilian population in five categories: brancos (white), negros (black), pardos (brown or mixed), amarelos (Yellow (Asian) ) and índios (Amerindian), based on skin color or race.
Revised:  The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) classifies the Brazilian population in five categories: brancos (white), negros (black), pardos (brown or mixed), amarelos (Yellow ) and índios (Amerindian), based on skin color or race.
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Original: Sources :: Indigenous Peoples in Brazil – ISA. socioambiental.org The two remaining South Eastern states and Central-Western Brazil have a more balanced ratio among racial groups (around 50\% White, 43\% Pardo, 5\% Black, 1\% Yellow (East Asian)/Amerindian ) .
Revised: Sources :: Indigenous Peoples in Brazil – ISA. socioambiental.org The two remaining South Eastern states and Central-Western Brazil have a more balanced ratio among racial groups (around 50\% White, 43\% Pardo, 5\% Black, 1\% Yellow (East Asian)/Amerindian .
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Original:  What sets of relationships help us define our place—including , but not limited to, the relationship between writer and reader?
Revised:  What sets of relationships help us define our place—including the relationship between writer and reader?
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Original:  "Ecology , "  in the wide sense in which it was used by Coe and Cooper, includes both natural and social relations.
Revised:  "Ecology " in the wide sense in which it was used by Coe and Cooper, includes both natural and social relations.
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Original:  "Ecology , "  in the wide sense in which it was used by Coe and Cooper, includes both natural and social relations.
Revised:  "Ecology , " , in the wide sense in which it was used by Coe and Cooper, includes both natural and social relations.
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Original: Bernard Richard (born April 11, 1951 in Toronto, Ontario ) is a Canadian social worker, lawyer, and politician in the Province of New Brunswick.
Revised: Bernard Richard (born April 11, 1951 ) is a Canadian social worker, lawyer, and politician in the Province of New Brunswick.
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Original:   Raised and educated in Cap-Pelé, New Brunswick, Richard earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Moncton and a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of New Brunswick.
Revised:  Early life and education Raised and educated in Cap-Pelé, New Brunswick, Richard earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Moncton and a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of New Brunswick.
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Original:   He first entered politics as a young man, running unsuccessfully in Shediac for the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick as a Parti Acadien candidate in the 1974 election.
Revised:  Political career He first entered politics as a young man, running unsuccessfully in Shediac for the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick as a Parti Acadien candidate in the 1974 election.
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Original:  <ref> By Ben Rooney, CNN Money."/ Nautilus recalls 78,000 Bowflex gyms."
Revised:  By Ben Rooney, CNN Money."/ Nautilus recalls 78,000 Bowflex gyms."
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Original:  Retrieved April 22, 2014. </re
Revised:  Retrieved April 22, 2014. 
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Original: Recalls On January 29th , 2004, about 420,000 Bowflex machines were recalled due to mechanical problems.
Revised: Recalls On January 29 , 2004, about 420,000 Bowflex machines were recalled due to mechanical problems.
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Original:  To date Bowflex remains the worst company to send out a shipment and for filling orders during the pandemic.
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Original: Bombsites in Literature and Media The rubble of Viennese bombsites and the remnants of the city's battered infrastructure serve as a backdrop to much of the action in the movie The Third Man, written by Graham Greene, an author who would return to this bombsite motif again .
Revised: In literature and media The rubble of Viennese bombsites and the remnants of the city's battered infrastructure serve as a backdrop to much of the action in the movie The Third Man, written by Graham Greene, an author who would return to this bombsite motif again .
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Original:  Trelawny arms Sir John Trelawny, 1st Baronet (1592–1664)
Revised:  Sir John Trelawny, 1st Baronet (1592–1664)
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Original: Burke's Peerage & Baronetag 
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Original:  Sir William Lewis Salusbury-Trelawny, 10th Baronet (1844–1917) Sir John William Salusbury-Trelawny, 11th Baronet (1869–1944) Sir John William Robin Maurice Salusbury-Trelawny, 12th Baronet (1908–1956) Sir John Barry Salusbury-Trelawny, 13th Baronet (1934–2009) Sir John William Richard Salusbury-Trelawny, 14th Baronet (born 1960) www.thepeerage.com The heir apparent to the baronetcy is the son of the 14th baronet, Harry John Salusbury-Trelawny (born 1982).
Revised:  Sir William Lewis Salusbury-Trelawny, 10th Baronet (1844–1917) Sir John William Salusbury-Trelawny, 11th Baronet (1869–1944) Sir John William Robin Maurice Salusbury-Trelawny, 12th Baronet (1908–1956) Sir John Barry Salusbury-Trelawny, 13th Baronet (1934–2009) Sir John William Richard Salusbury-Trelawny, 14th Baronet (born 1960) The heir apparent to the baronetcy is the son of the 14th baronet, Harry John Salusbury-Trelawny (born 1982).
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Original:  Burke's Peerage Baronetage Sir Harry Trelawny, 7th Baronet (1756–1834,converted to Catholicism.
Revised:  Baronetage Sir Harry Trelawny, 7th Baronet (1756–1834,converted to Catholicism.
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Original:  Burke's Peerage Baronetage Sir Harry Trelawny, 7th Baronet (1756–1834,converted to Catholicism.
Revised:  Burke's Peerage Sir Harry Trelawny, 7th Baronet (1756–1834,converted to Catholicism.
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Original:  He died at Laveno, Lago Maggiore, Italy, on February 25 , 1834
Revised:  He died at Laveno, Lago Maggiore, Italy, on 25 , 1834
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Original: Sir Harry Trelawny, 7th Baronet (1756–1834 , converted to Catholicism.
Revised: Sir Harry Trelawny, 7th Baronet (1756–1834 ) converted to Catholicism.
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Original:  Additionally in 1830, at the age of seventy-four , was ordained priest by Cardinal Odescalchi, Vicar of Pope Gregory XVI.
Revised:  Additionally in 1830, at the age of 74 , was ordained priest by Cardinal Odescalchi, Vicar of Pope Gregory XVI.
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Original: Indian Hindus Category:Reliance Industries people Category:Indian Premier League franchise owners Category:Stanford Graduate School of Business alumni Category:University of Mumbai alumni Category:Institute of Chemical Technology alumni Category:Gujarati people Category:Indian industrialists Category:Indian businesspeople in the oil industry Category:Foreign associates of the National Academy of Engineering Category:Hill Grange High School alumni Category:Indian people of Yemeni desce
Revised: Indian Hindus Category:Reliance Industries people Category:Indian Premier League franchise owners Category:Stanford Graduate School of Business alumni Category:University of Mumbai alumni Category:Institute of Chemical Technology alumni Category:Gujarati people Category:Indian industrialists Category:Indian businesspeople in the oil industry Category:Foreign associates of the National Academy of Engineering Category:Hill Grange High School alum
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Original:  "New Force In Fashion: 'Dart Man,'" New York Times, 7 July 1990.
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Original:  “Felony Charges Are Reduced In Dart Case,” New York Times, 9 August 1990.
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Original: Apprehension In late July, the New York  Police Department apprehended Jerome Wright, a 33-year-old Bronx resident who worked as a messenger of an advertising agency.
Revised: Apprehension In late July, the New York City Police Department apprehended Jerome Wright, a 33-year-old Bronx resident who worked as a messenger of an advertising agency.
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Original: Dart Man was the name given by the media for the suspect of 53 dart attacks on women during the summer of 1990 in New York City.
Revised: Dart Man was the name given by the media to the person suspected of 53 dart attacks on women during the summer of 1990 in New York City.
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Original:  Wright was identified as Dart Man by three witnesses in a police line-up . During Wright's arraignment, it was revealed that he had a prior criminal conviction in 1988 for selling cocaine and in 1989 for petty larceny.
Revised:  Wright was identified as Dart Man by three witnesses in a police lineup . During Wright's arraignment, it was revealed that he had a prior criminal conviction in 1988 for selling cocaine and in 1989 for petty larceny.
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Original:  The posting of executive jobs and Identity-revealed and Identity-concealed resumes was implemented in 2001.
Revised:  The posting of executive jobs and identity-revealed and identity-concealed resumes was implemented in 2001.
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Original:  Company Information Ownership: RiteSite.com Inc. is Privately Held.
Revised:  Ownership: RiteSite.com Inc. is Privately Held.
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Original:  External links Company web site Industry Classifications Function Classifications
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Original: 1997 deaths] [[Category:Afrikaans-language poets]] Category:Afrikaans-language writers Category:South African poets Category:Afrikaner people Category:LGBT writers from South Africa Category:Gay writers Category:Stellenbosch University alumni Category:Olympic silver medalists in art competitions Category:Hertzog Prize winners for poetry Category:20th-century poets Category:Male poets Category:Medalists at the 1948 Summer Olympics Category:20th-century South African male write
Revised: 1997 deaths] [[Category:Afrikaans-language poets]] Category:Afrikaans-language writers Category:South African poets Category:Afrikaner people Category:LGBT writers from South Africa Category:Gay writers Category:Stellenbosch University alumni Category:Olympic silver medalists in art competitions Category:Hertzog Prize winners for poetry Category:20th-century poets Category:Male poets Category:Medalists at the 1948 Summer Olympics Category:20th-century South African male writers Category:1997 deat
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Original: 1916 births Category:Afrikaans-language poets Category:Afrikaans-language writers Category:South African poets Category:Afrikaner people Category:LGBT writers from South Africa Category:Gay writers Category:Stellenbosch University alumni Category:Olympic silver medalists in art competitions Category:Hertzog Prize winners for poetry Category:20th-century poets Category:Male poets Category:Medalists at the 1948 Summer Olympics Category:20th-century South African male writers Category:1997 deat
Revised: 1916 births Category:Afrikaans-language poets Category:Afrikaans-language writers Category:South African poets Category:Afrikaner people Category:LGBT writers from South Africa Category:Gay writers Category:Stellenbosch University alumni Category:Olympic silver medalists in art competitions Category:Hertzog Prize winners for poetry Category:20th-century poets Category:Male poets Category:Medalists at the 1948 Summer Olympics Category:20th-century South African male writers Category:1997 deaths Category:Olympic competitors in art competitio
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Original: Afrikaans-language writers Category: South African poets Category: Afrikaner people Category:LGBT writers from South Africa Category:Gay writers Category:Stellenbosch University alumni Category:Olympic silver medalists in art competitions Category:Hertzog Prize winners for poetry Category:20th-century  poets Category: Male poets Category:Medalists at the 1948 Summer Olympics Category:20th-century South African male writers Category:1997 deaths Category:Olympic competitors in art competitio
Revised: Afrikaans-language writers Category: Afrikaner people Category:LGBT writers from South Africa Category:Gay writers Category:Stellenbosch University alumni Category:Olympic silver medalists in art competitions Category:Hertzog Prize winners for poetry Category:20th-century poets Category: Male poets Category:Medalists at the 1948 Summer Olympics Category:20th-century South African male writers Category:1997 deaths Category:Olympic competitors in art competitio
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Original: Afrikaans-language writers Category: South African poets Category: Afrikaner people Category:LGBT writers from South Africa Category:Gay writers Category:Stellenbosch University alumni Category:Olympic silver medalists in art competitions Category:Hertzog Prize winners for poetry Category:20th-century  poets Category: Male poets Category:Medalists at the 1948 Summer Olympics Category:20th-century South African male writers Category:1997 deaths Category:Olympic competitors in art competitio
Revised: Afrikaans-language writers Category: South African poets Category: Afrikaner people Category:LGBT writers from South Africa Category:Gay writers Category:Stellenbosch University alumni Category:Olympic silver medalists in art competitions Category:Hertzog Prize winners for poetry Category:20th-century South African poets Category: Male poets Category:Medalists at the 1948 Summer Olympics Category:20th-century South African male writers Category:1997 deaths Category:Olympic competitors in art competitio
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Original: Afrikaans-language writers Category: South African poets Category: Afrikaner people Category:LGBT writers from South Africa Category:Gay writers Category:Stellenbosch University alumni Category:Olympic silver medalists in art competitions Category:Hertzog Prize winners for poetry Category:20th-century  poets Category: Male poets Category:Medalists at the 1948 Summer Olympics Category:20th-century South African male writers Category:1997 deaths Category:Olympic competitors in art competitio
Revised: Afrikaans-language writers Category: South African poets Category: Afrikaner people Category:LGBT writers from South Africa Category:Gay writers Category:Stellenbosch University alumni Category:Olympic silver medalists in art competitions Category:Hertzog Prize winners for poetry Category:20th-century poets Category: South African male poets Category:Medalists at the 1948 Summer Olympics Category:20th-century South African male writers Category:1997 deaths Category:Olympic competitors in art competitio
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Original: Afrikaans-language writers Category:Afrikaner people Category:LGBT writers from South Africa Category:Gay writers Category:Stellenbosch University alumni Category:Olympic silver medalists in art competitions Category:Hertzog Prize winners for poetry Category:20th-century South African poets Category:South African male poets Category:Medalists at the 1948 Summer Olympics Category:20th-century South African male writers Category:1997 deaths Category:Olympic competitors in art competitio
Revised: Afrikaans-language writers Category:Afrikaner people Category:LGBT writers from South Africa Category:Gay writers Category:Stellenbosch University alumni Category:Olympic silver medalists in art competitions Category:Hertzog Prize winners for poetry Category:20th-century South African poets Category:South African male poets Category:Medalists at the 1948 Summer Olympics Category:20th-century South African male writers Category:1997 deaths Category:Olympic competitors in art competitions Category:20th-century LGBT peop
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Original:  Colección Jumex in 2003 and 2006;
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Original:  Museo de Bellas Artes in Caracas Venezuela in 2003 ;
Revised:  Museum of Fine Arts in Caracas Venezuela in 2003 ;
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Original: In 1988 he started using video work.
Revised: en 10000 ekffldnd rted using video work.
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Original: en 10000 ekffldnd rted using video work.
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Original:  In 2000, during her stay in Japan, thanks to the Japan Foundation Scholarship, her work was exhibited at the SURGE gallery and at the Kyoto Art Center, also with electronic music, photography and video.
Revised:  In 2000, during his stay in Japan, thanks to the Japan Foundation Scholarship, her work was exhibited at the SURGE gallery and at the Kyoto Art Center, also with electronic music, photography and video.
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Original:  In the year 2002 in Venezuela an exhibition of sculptures and sound installations in Fine Arts of Caracas was held, as well as an individual exhibition in the AVATAR art space in Quebec Canada, it has also been dedicated to teach courses in Art History and Aesthetics (1987 -88), computer music at the University of Paris VIII (1995-96), interactive art at the Multimedia Center at the CNA (1997-1998) and sound art at the Esmeralda.
Revised:  In the year 2002 in Venezuela an exhibition of sculptures and sound installations in Fine Arts of Caracas was held, as well as an individual exhibition in the AVATAR art space in Quebec . Canada. He taught courses in Art History and Aesthetics (1987 -88), computer music at the University of Paris VIII (1995-96), interactive art at the Multimedia Center at the CNA (1997-1998) and sound art at the Esmeralda.
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Original:  From that point, Iturbide's work has been devoted to sound art and electroacoustic music, and he has had important commissions in both fields.
Revised:  Iturbide's work has been devoted to sound art and electroacoustic music, and he has had important commissions in both fields.
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Original:  Rocha Iturbide has also been the curator of the international sound art festival in Mexico and a researcher, writing articles about the history of electroacoustic music and sound art in Mexico, and about the aesthetics of sound art expressions, such as sound installations and sound sculptures.
Revised:  Rocha Iturbide has also been the curator of the international sound art festival in Mexico . As a researcher, writing articles about the history of electroacoustic music and sound art in Mexico, and about the aesthetics of sound art expressions, such as sound installations and sound sculptures.
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Original:  Rocha Iturbide has also been the curator of the international sound art festival in Mexico and a researcher, writing articles about the history of electroacoustic music and sound art in Mexico, and about the aesthetics of sound art expressions, such as sound installations and sound sculptures.
Revised:  Rocha Iturbide has also been the curator of the international sound art festival in Mexico and a researcher, he has written articles about the history of electroacoustic music and sound art in Mexico, and about the aesthetics of sound art expressions, such as sound installations and sound sculptures.
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Original:  Selected exhibitions Iturbide has had solo exhibitions in ARCO 99 in Madrid Spain, Surge Gallery in Tokyo Japan, and Avatar in Quebec Canada in 2002.
Revised:  Selected exhibitions Iturbide has had solo exhibitions in ARCO 99 in Madrid , Spain; Surge Gallery in Tokyo Japan, and Avatar in Quebec Canada in 2002.
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Original:  Selected exhibitions Iturbide has had solo exhibitions in ARCO 99 in Madrid Spain, Surge Gallery in Tokyo Japan, and Avatar in Quebec Canada in 2002.
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Original:  Selected exhibitions Iturbide has had solo exhibitions in ARCO 99 in Madrid Spain, Surge Gallery in Tokyo Japan, and Avatar in Quebec Canada in 2002.
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Original:  His work has appeared in collective exhibitions in Chantal Crousel Gallery in Paris France, 1993, Chantal Crousel Gallery (Paris, France, 1994) , Lines of Loss in Artists Space ( NY , 1997) , Sydney International Biennial (Australia, 1998) , Project Rooms of the ARCO Fair (1999) , Nothing in Roseeum (Malmo, Switzerland , 2001) , AVATAR (Quebec, Canada, 2002) , Puddles Artists-Initiative links in Tokyo Japan, 2003  ;
Revised:  His work has appeared in collective exhibitions in Chantal Crousel Gallery (Paris, France, 1994) , Lines of Loss in Artists Space ( NY , 1997) , Sydney International Biennial (Australia, 1998) , Project Rooms of the ARCO Fair (1999) , Nothing in Roseeum (Malmo, Switzerland , 2001) , AVATAR (Quebec, Canada, 2002) , Puddles Artists-Initiative links in Tokyo Japan, 2003 ;
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Original:  His work has appeared in collective exhibitions in Chantal Crousel Gallery in Paris France, 1993, Chantal Crousel Gallery (Paris, France, 1994) , Lines of Loss in Artists Space ( NY , 1997) , Sydney International Biennial (Australia, 1998) , Project Rooms of the ARCO Fair (1999) , Nothing in Roseeum (Malmo, Switzerland , 2001) , AVATAR (Quebec, Canada, 2002) , Puddles Artists-Initiative links in Tokyo Japan, 2003  ;
Revised:  His work has appeared in collective exhibitions in Chantal Crousel Gallery in Paris France, 1993, Chantal Crousel Gallery (Paris, France, 1994) ; Lines of Loss in Artists Space ( NY , 1997) , Sydney International Biennial (Australia, 1998) , Project Rooms of the ARCO Fair (1999) , Nothing in Roseeum (Malmo, Switzerland , 2001) , AVATAR (Quebec, Canada, 2002) , Puddles Artists-Initiative links in Tokyo Japan, 2003 ;
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Original:  His work has appeared in collective exhibitions in Chantal Crousel Gallery in Paris France, 1993, Chantal Crousel Gallery (Paris, France, 1994) , Lines of Loss in Artists Space ( NY , 1997) , Sydney International Biennial (Australia, 1998) , Project Rooms of the ARCO Fair (1999) , Nothing in Roseeum (Malmo, Switzerland , 2001) , AVATAR (Quebec, Canada, 2002) , Puddles Artists-Initiative links in Tokyo Japan, 2003  ;
Revised:  His work has appeared in collective exhibitions in Chantal Crousel Gallery in Paris France, 1993, Chantal Crousel Gallery (Paris, France, 1994) , Lines of Loss in Artists Space ( New York , 1997) , Sydney International Biennial (Australia, 1998) , Project Rooms of the ARCO Fair (1999) , Nothing in Roseeum (Malmo, Switzerland , 2001) , AVATAR (Quebec, Canada, 2002) , Puddles Artists-Initiative links in Tokyo Japan, 2003 ;
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Original:  His work has appeared in collective exhibitions in Chantal Crousel Gallery in Paris France, 1993, Chantal Crousel Gallery (Paris, France, 1994) , Lines of Loss in Artists Space ( NY , 1997) , Sydney International Biennial (Australia, 1998) , Project Rooms of the ARCO Fair (1999) , Nothing in Roseeum (Malmo, Switzerland , 2001) , AVATAR (Quebec, Canada, 2002) , Puddles Artists-Initiative links in Tokyo Japan, 2003  ;
Revised:  His work has appeared in collective exhibitions in Chantal Crousel Gallery in Paris France, 1993, Chantal Crousel Gallery (Paris, France, 1994) , Lines of Loss in Artists Space ( NY , 1997) ; Sydney International Biennial (Australia, 1998) , Project Rooms of the ARCO Fair (1999) , Nothing in Roseeum (Malmo, Switzerland , 2001) , AVATAR (Quebec, Canada, 2002) , Puddles Artists-Initiative links in Tokyo Japan, 2003 ;
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