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Original: Wee Bin () born in China in 1823, was a far-sighted and enterprising Chinese migrant of the mid nineteenth century who , in his time, founded, One Hundred Years' History of the Chinese in Singapore by Ong Siang Song, 1923 Singapore's largest Chinese shipping firm.
Revised: Wee Bin () born in China in 1823, was a far-sighted and enterprising Chinese migrant of the mid-nineteenth century who founded what was, at the time, Singapore's largest Chinese shipping firm. One Hundred Years' History of the Chinese in Singapore by Ong Siang Song, 1923 Singapore's largest Chinese shipping firm.
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Original:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co.  chop Hong Guan, in  Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
Revised:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 At the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co. chop Hong Guan, in Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
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Original:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co.  chop Hong Guan, in  Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
Revised:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin founded Wee Bin & Co. chop Hong Guan, in Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
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Original:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co.  chop Hong Guan, in  Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
Revised:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co. , under the chop Hong Guan, in Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
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Original:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co.  chop Hong Guan, in  Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
Revised:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co. chop Hong Guan, in 1856. The firm was based in Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
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Original:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co.  chop Hong Guan, in  Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
Revised:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co. chop Hong Guan, in Market Street, and became prominent in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
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Original:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co.  chop Hong Guan, in  Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
Revised:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co. chop Hong Guan, in Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s . Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
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Original:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co.  chop Hong Guan, in  Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 and ran the firm according to Western business practices.
Revised:  1967Chinese business enterprise, Volume 4 by Rajeswary Ampalavanar Brown, Published by Taylor & Francis, 1996, , , p 57 In 1856 at the age of thirty-three, Wee Bin was founder of Wee Bin & Co. chop Hong Guan, in Market Street, a firm that was rapidly becoming prominent in Singapore in the 1860s ' Asian culture, Issue 28 by Singapore Society of Asian Studies, published by Xinjiapo Yazhou yan jiu xue hui, 2004 Wee ran the firm according to Western business practices.
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Original: Family and state: the formation of a Sino-Thai Tin-mining dynasty, 1797-1932 South-East Asian historical monographs by Jennifer Wayne Cushman, Craig J. Reynolds, published by the Oxford University Press, 1991, , Wee Bin  through his firm, carried on business as Merchants and Shipowners.
Revised: Family and state: the formation of a Sino-Thai Tin-mining dynasty, 1797-1932 South-East Asian historical monographs by Jennifer Wayne Cushman, Craig J. Reynolds, published by the Oxford University Press, 1991, , Wee Bin , through his firm, carried on business as Merchants and Shipowners.
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Original:  Wee Bin at first began business relations with various  houses in Bali in the Dutch Indies  , and eventually became the greatest importer of products from that port.
Revised:  Wee Bin at first began business relations with various trading houses in Bali in the Dutch Indies , and eventually became the greatest importer of products from that port.
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Original:  Wee Bin at first began business relations with various  houses in Bali in the Dutch Indies  , and eventually became the greatest importer of products from that port.
Revised:  Wee Bin at first began business relations with various houses in Bali in the Dutch Indies ) , and eventually became the greatest importer of products from that port.
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Original:  p. 32 Wee Bin married the daughter of Kiong Kong Tuan and died in 1868 at the age of 45, leaving an only son, Wee Boon Teck, and an only daughter who became the wife of Lim Ho Puah  who would later take over his firm  before passing it on to Wee Bin's ultimate heir, Lim Peng Siang (the fourth son of Lim Ho Puah), Twentieth century impressions of British Malaya:
Revised:  p. 32 Wee Bin married the daughter of Kiong Kong Tuan . He died in 1868 at the age of 45, leaving an only son, Wee Boon Teck, and an only daughter who became the wife of Lim Ho Puah who would later take over his firm before passing it on to Wee Bin's ultimate heir, Lim Peng Siang (the fourth son of Lim Ho Puah), Twentieth century impressions of British Malaya:
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Original:  p. 32 Wee Bin married the daughter of Kiong Kong Tuan and died in 1868 at the age of 45, leaving an only son, Wee Boon Teck, and an only daughter who became the wife of Lim Ho Puah  who would later take over his firm  before passing it on to Wee Bin's ultimate heir, Lim Peng Siang (the fourth son of Lim Ho Puah), Twentieth century impressions of British Malaya:
Revised:  p. 32 Wee Bin married the daughter of Kiong Kong Tuan and died in 1868 at the age of 45, leaving an only son, Wee Boon Teck, and an only daughter . Wee Bin's daughter married Lim Ho Puah who would later take over his firm before passing it on to Wee Bin's ultimate heir, Lim Peng Siang (the fourth son of Lim Ho Puah), Twentieth century impressions of British Malaya:
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Original:  p. 32 Wee Bin married the daughter of Kiong Kong Tuan and died in 1868 at the age of 45, leaving an only son, Wee Boon Teck, and an only daughter who became the wife of Lim Ho Puah  who would later take over his firm  before passing it on to Wee Bin's ultimate heir, Lim Peng Siang (the fourth son of Lim Ho Puah), Twentieth century impressions of British Malaya:
Revised:  p. 32 Wee Bin married the daughter of Kiong Kong Tuan and died in 1868 at the age of 45, leaving an only son, Wee Boon Teck, and an only daughter who became the wife of Lim Ho Puah , who would later take over his firm before passing it on to Wee Bin's ultimate heir, Lim Peng Siang (the fourth son of Lim Ho Puah), Twentieth century impressions of British Malaya:
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Original:  p. 32 Wee Bin married the daughter of Kiong Kong Tuan and died in 1868 at the age of 45, leaving an only son, Wee Boon Teck, and an only daughter who became the wife of Lim Ho Puah  who would later take over his firm  before passing it on to Wee Bin's ultimate heir, Lim Peng Siang (the fourth son of Lim Ho Puah), Twentieth century impressions of British Malaya:
Revised:  p. 32 Wee Bin married the daughter of Kiong Kong Tuan and died in 1868 at the age of 45, leaving an only son, Wee Boon Teck, and an only daughter who became the wife of Lim Ho Puah who would later take over Wee Bin before passing it on to Wee Bin's ultimate heir, Lim Peng Siang (the fourth son of Lim Ho Puah), Twentieth century impressions of British Malaya:
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Original:  p. 32 Wee Bin married the daughter of Kiong Kong Tuan and died in 1868 at the age of 45, leaving an only son, Wee Boon Teck, and an only daughter who became the wife of Lim Ho Puah  who would later take over his firm  before passing it on to Wee Bin's ultimate heir, Lim Peng Siang (the fourth son of Lim Ho Puah), Twentieth century impressions of British Malaya:
Revised:  p. 32 Wee Bin married the daughter of Kiong Kong Tuan and died in 1868 at the age of 45, leaving an only son, Wee Boon Teck, and an only daughter who became the wife of Lim Ho Puah who would later take over his firm before passing it on to his fourth son Lim Peng Siang. Twentieth century impressions of British Malaya:
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Original:  its history, people, commerce, industries, and resources Author: Wright, Arnold (Publication Info: London, Durban, Colombo, Perth (W. A.), Singapore, Hongkong, and Shanghai by Lloyd's Greater Britain Publishing Company, limited) one of the greatest Chinese entrepreneurs and capitalists of his time.
Revised:  its history, people, commerce, industries, and resources Author: Wright, Arnold (Publication Info: London, Durban, Colombo, Perth (W. A.), Singapore, Hongkong, and Shanghai by Lloyd's Greater Britain Publishing Company, limited) 
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Original: Further reading Engines of Empire: steamshipping and state formation in colonial Indonesia by Joseph Norbert Frans Marie à Campo, published by Uitgeverij Verloren, 2002, , Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij: stoomvaart en staatsvorming in de Indonesische archipel 1888-1914 -
Revised: Further reading Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij: stoomvaart en staatsvorming in de Indonesische archipel 1888-1914 -
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Original:  Geography environment research by Victor R. Savage, Brenda S. A. Yeoh, Published by the Eastern Universities Press, 2003, , The Great circle: journal of the Australian Association for Maritime History, Volumes 6-9 by the Australian Association for Maritime History, published by The Association, 1984 The Nautical Magazine, Volumes 163-164, Published 1950 Parliamentary papers, Volume 108 by Great Britain.
Revised:  Geography The Great circle: journal of the Australian Association for Maritime History, Volumes 6-9 by the Australian Association for Maritime History, published by The Association, 1984 The Nautical Magazine, Volumes 163-164, Published 1950 Parliamentary papers, Volume 108 by Great Britain.
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Original:  The winter of 2021 was the second coldest on URL
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Original: Ice sheet loss and sea level rise [[File:20201210 Antarctica ice mass variation - NASA GRACE-en.svg|  Ice mass loss since 2002, as measured by NASA's GRACE and GRACE Follow-On satellite projects, was 149 billion metric tons per year.
Revised: Ice sheet loss and sea level rise [[File:20201210 Antarctica ice mass variation - NASA GRACE-en.svg| thumb | Ice mass loss since 2002, as measured by NASA's GRACE and GRACE Follow-On satellite projects, was 149 billion metric tons per year.
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Original:  The winter of 2021 the coldest on URL
Revised:  The winter of 2021 the coldest on record.
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Original: The Argentine, British and Chilean claims all overlap, and have caused friction.
Revised: The Argentine, British and Chilean sovereignty claims overlap, and have caused friction.
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Original:  On 18 December 2012, the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office named a previously unnamed area Queen Elizabeth Land in tribute to Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee.
Revised:  On 18 December 2012, the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office designated a previously unnamed area Queen Elizabeth Land in tribute to Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee.
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Original:  About 98\% of Antarctica is covered by ice that averages in thickness , which extends to all but the McMurdo Dry Valleys and the northernmost reaches of the Antarctic Peninsula .
Revised:  About 98\% of Antarctica is covered by ice that averages in thickness .
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Original: Matthias Ringmann, De Ora antarctica per regem Portugallie pridem inventa The antarctic country discovered some time since by the King of Portugal%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% , Strassburg, 1505.
Revised: Matthias Ringmann, De Ora antarctica per regem Portugallie pridem inventa %DIFDELCMD < ]%%% , Strassburg, 1505.
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Original: Matthias Ringmann, De Ora antarctica per regem Portugallie pridem inventa The antarctic country discovered some time since by the King of Portugal%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% , Strassburg, 1505.
Revised: Matthias Ringmann, De Ora antarctica per regem Portugallie pridem inventa The antarctic country discovered some time since by the King of Portugal%DIFDELCMD < ]%%% 1505.
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Original: Executed mobsters Category:Mobsters from Georgia (country) Category: Georgian Jews Category:Mob bosses Category:People executed by Lithuania by firearm Category:People executed by single firearm Category:People executed for murder Category:Stateless people Category:People convicted of murder by Lithuania Category:Lithuanian people executed by firearm Category:People from Georgia (country) executed by firearm Category:People extradited from Latvia Category:People extradited to Lithuan
Revised: Executed mobsters Category:Mobsters from Georgia (country) Category: Jews from Georgia (country) Category:Mob bosses Category:People executed by Lithuania by firearm Category:People executed by single firearm Category:People executed for murder Category:Stateless people Category:People convicted of murder by Lithuania Category:Lithuanian people executed by firearm Category:People from Georgia (country) executed by firearm Category:People extradited from Latvia Category:People extradited to Lithuan
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Original: Boris Dekanidze (, ) ( born 13 December 1962 in Vilnius;
Revised: Boris Dekanidze (, ) ( 13 December 1962 in Vilnius;
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Original: Boris Dekanidze (, ) ( born 13 December 1962 in Vilnius;
Revised: Boris Dekanidze (, ) ( born 13 December 1962 
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Original: Lingį?, delfi.lt, 2010-06-08. died 12 July 1995) was the head of the "Vilnius Brigade " organized crime gang in Lithuania.
Revised: Lingį?, delfi.lt, 2010-06-08. – 12 July 1995) was the head of the "Vilnius Brigade " organized crime gang in Lithuania.
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Original: Lingį?, delfi.lt, 2010-06-08. died 12 July 1995) was the head of the "Vilnius Brigade " organized crime gang in Lithuania.
Revised: Lingį?, delfi.lt, 2010-06-08. died 12 July 1995) was the head of the Vilnius Brigade criminal organization in Lithuania.
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Original:  In Vilnius, he was a leader of the Vilnius Brigade mafia group .
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Original:  In Vilnius, he was a leader of the Vilnius Brigade mafia group .
Revised:  In Vilnius, he was a leader of the Vilnius Brigade criminal organization .
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Original:  In a 1994 trial , Dekanidze was convicted of deliberate murder by a three-judge panel.
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Original:  In a 1994 trial , Dekanidze was convicted of deliberate murder by a three-judge panel.
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Original:  The execution has been criticised at being carried out even as the Lithuanian parliament was debating abolition of the death penalty.
Revised:  The execution has been criticized at being carried out even as the Lithuanian parliament was debating abolition of the death penalty.
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Original:  No one has been executed by Lithuania since Dekanidze's death.
Revised:  Dekanidze's death.
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Original:  Notes References  Amnesty International, "Concerns in Europe: May–December 1994", press release, 1995-01-01 Amnesty International, "1996 Annual Report for Lithuania", Amnesty International Annual Report 1996 (New York: Amnesty International) Dorinda Elliott, "The Godfather Of Vilnius?
Revised:  References Amnesty International, "Concerns in Europe: May–December 1994", press release, 1995-01-01 Amnesty International, "1996 Annual Report for Lithuania", Amnesty International Annual Report 1996 (New York: Amnesty International) Dorinda Elliott, "The Godfather Of Vilnius?
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Original: Executed  mobsters Category: Mobsters from Georgia (country) Category:Jews from Georgia (country) Category:Mob bosses Category: People executed by Lithuania by firearm Category:People executed by single firearm Category:People executed for murder Category: Stateless people Category:People convicted of murder by Lithuania Category:Executed Lithuanian people Category:Executed people from Georgia (country) Category:People extradited from Latvia Category:People extradited to Lithuan
Revised: Executed Lithuanian people Category:Executed mobsters Category: Mobsters from Georgia (country) Category:Jews from Georgia (country) Category:Mob bosses Category: People executed by Lithuania by firearm Category:People executed by single firearm Category:People executed for murder Category: Stateless people Category:People convicted of murder by Lithuania Category:Executed Lithuanian people Category:Executed people from Georgia (country) Category:People extradited from Latvia Category:People extradited to Lithuan
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Original: Executed  mobsters Category: Mobsters from Georgia (country) Category:Jews from Georgia (country) Category:Mob bosses Category: People executed by Lithuania by firearm Category:People executed by single firearm Category:People executed for murder Category: Stateless people Category:People convicted of murder by Lithuania Category:Executed Lithuanian people Category:Executed people from Georgia (country) Category:People extradited from Latvia Category:People extradited to Lithuan
Revised: Executed mobsters Category: Executed people from Georgia (country) Category:Jews from Georgia (country) Category:Mob bosses Category: People executed by Lithuania by firearm Category:People executed by single firearm Category:People executed for murder Category: Stateless people Category:People convicted of murder by Lithuania Category:Executed Lithuanian people Category:Executed people from Georgia (country) Category:People extradited from Latvia Category:People extradited to Lithuan
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Original: Executed  mobsters Category: Mobsters from Georgia (country) Category:Jews from Georgia (country) Category:Mob bosses Category: People executed by Lithuania by firearm Category:People executed by single firearm Category:People executed for murder Category: Stateless people Category:People convicted of murder by Lithuania Category:Executed Lithuanian people Category:Executed people from Georgia (country) Category:People extradited from Latvia Category:People extradited to Lithuan
Revised: Executed mobsters Category: Mobsters from Georgia (country) Category:Jews from Georgia (country) Category:Mob bosses Category: Mobsters from Georgia (country) Category:People convicted of murder by Lithuania Category:People executed by Lithuania by firearm Category:People executed by single firearm Category:People executed for murder Category: Stateless people Category:People convicted of murder by Lithuania Category:Executed Lithuanian people Category:Executed people from Georgia (country) Category:People extradited from Latvia Category:People extradited to Lithuan
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