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Original:  Int J Climatol 37(1): 480–492. doi: URL (iv) The “global dimming” , i.e., the decrease in the amounts of solar radiation reaching the Earth ´ s surface due to increased aerosol and greenhouse gas concentrations, forces a stabilization of the atmosphere resulting in weak winds.
Revised:  Int J Climatol 37(1): 480–492. doi: URL (iv) The "global dimming" , i.e., the decrease in the amounts of solar radiation reaching the Earth ´ s surface due to increased aerosol and greenhouse gas concentrations, forces a stabilization of the atmosphere resulting in weak winds.
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Original:  Int J Climatol 37(1): 480–492. doi: URL (iv) The “global dimming” , i.e., the decrease in the amounts of solar radiation reaching the Earth ´ s surface due to increased aerosol and greenhouse gas concentrations, forces a stabilization of the atmosphere resulting in weak winds.
Revised:  Int J Climatol 37(1): 480–492. doi: URL (iv) The “global dimming” , i.e., the decrease in the amounts of solar radiation reaching the Earth ' s surface due to increased aerosol and greenhouse gas concentrations, forces a stabilization of the atmosphere resulting in weak winds.
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Original:  J Geophys Res-Atmos 111: D24111. doi: URL (v) Other causes, such as increasing trends in available soil moisture,Shuttleworth WJ, Serrat-Capdevilla A, Roderick ML, Scott RL (2009) On the theory relating changes in area-average and pan evaporation.
Revised:  J Geophys Res-Atmos 111: D24111. doi: URL (v) Other causes, such as increasing trends in available soil moistureShuttleworth WJ, Serrat-Capdevilla A, Roderick ML, Scott RL (2009) On the theory relating changes in area-average and pan evaporation.
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Original:  However, the exact causes of the “ global terrestrial stilling ” are still unresolved because the uncertainties behind this phenomenon across the world.
Revised:  However, the exact causes of the " global terrestrial stilling ” are still unresolved because the uncertainties behind this phenomenon across the world.
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Original:  However, the exact causes of the “ global terrestrial stilling ” are still unresolved because the uncertainties behind this phenomenon across the world.
Revised:  However, the exact causes of the “ global terrestrial stilling " are still unresolved because the uncertainties behind this phenomenon across the world.
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Original:  The “ global terrestrial stilling ” is not affecting in the same way the whole Earth ´ s surface across both land and ocean surfaces.
Revised:  The " global terrestrial stilling ” is not affecting in the same way the whole Earth ´ s surface across both land and ocean surfaces.
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Original:  The “ global terrestrial stilling ” is not affecting in the same way the whole Earth ´ s surface across both land and ocean surfaces.
Revised:  The “ global terrestrial stilling " is not affecting in the same way the whole Earth ´ s surface across both land and ocean surfaces.
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Original:  The “ global terrestrial stilling ” is not affecting in the same way the whole Earth ´ s surface across both land and ocean surfaces.
Revised:  The “ global terrestrial stilling ” is not affecting in the same way the whole Earth ' s surface across both land and ocean surfaces.
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Original:  Most of the uncertainties behind the “ global terrestrial stilling ” debate resides in (i) the short wind speed data availability, with series starting in the 1960s, (ii) wind speed studies mainly carried on midlatitude regions where the majority of long-term measurements are availableMcVicar and Coauthors, 2012: Global review and synthesis of trends in observed terrestrial near-surface wind speeds: Implications for evaporation.
Revised:  Most of the uncertainties behind the " global terrestrial stilling ” debate resides in (i) the short wind speed data availability, with series starting in the 1960s, (ii) wind speed studies mainly carried on midlatitude regions where the majority of long-term measurements are availableMcVicar and Coauthors, 2012: Global review and synthesis of trends in observed terrestrial near-surface wind speeds: Implications for evaporation.
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Original:  Most of the uncertainties behind the “ global terrestrial stilling ” debate resides in (i) the short wind speed data availability, with series starting in the 1960s, (ii) wind speed studies mainly carried on midlatitude regions where the majority of long-term measurements are availableMcVicar and Coauthors, 2012: Global review and synthesis of trends in observed terrestrial near-surface wind speeds: Implications for evaporation.
Revised:  Most of the uncertainties behind the “ global terrestrial stilling " debate resides in (i) the short wind speed data availability, with series starting in the 1960s, (ii) wind speed studies mainly carried on midlatitude regions where the majority of long-term measurements are availableMcVicar and Coauthors, 2012: Global review and synthesis of trends in observed terrestrial near-surface wind speeds: Implications for evaporation.
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Original:  Most of the uncertainties behind the “ global terrestrial stilling ” debate resides in (i) the short wind speed data availability, with series starting in the 1960s, (ii) wind speed studies mainly carried on midlatitude regions where the majority of long-term measurements are availableMcVicar and Coauthors, 2012: Global review and synthesis of trends in observed terrestrial near-surface wind speeds: Implications for evaporation.
Revised:  Most of the uncertainties behind the “ global terrestrial stilling ” debate resides in (i) the short wind speed data availability, with series starting in the 1960s, (ii) wind speed studies mainly carried on midlatitude regions where the majority of long-term measurements are available;McVicar and Coauthors, 2012: Global review and synthesis of trends in observed terrestrial near-surface wind speeds: Implications for evaporation.
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Original:  J. Hydrol., 416–417, 182–205, doi:10.1016/ j.jhydrol.2011.10.024. ;
Revised:  J. Hydrol., 416–417, 182–205, doi:10.1016/ j.jhydrol.2011.10.024. 
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Original:  Ongoing research on the "global terrestrial stilling" The current research on assessing and attributing this phenomenon has focused on reducing the limitation of short availability and low quality of wind speed data.
Revised:  Ongoing research The current research on assessing and attributing this phenomenon has focused on reducing the limitation of short availability and low quality of wind speed data.
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Original:  The better knowledge of the past wind speed climate is crucial for understanding the present “ global terrestrial stilling ” phenomenon, detecting if climate change is behind this slowdown of wind or similar trends-cycles occurred in the past and could be expected for the future.
Revised:  The better knowledge of the past wind speed climate is crucial for understanding the present " global terrestrial stilling ” phenomenon, detecting if climate change is behind this slowdown of wind or similar trends-cycles occurred in the past and could be expected for the future.
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Original:  The better knowledge of the past wind speed climate is crucial for understanding the present “ global terrestrial stilling ” phenomenon, detecting if climate change is behind this slowdown of wind or similar trends-cycles occurred in the past and could be expected for the future.
Revised:  The better knowledge of the past wind speed climate is crucial for understanding the present “ global terrestrial stilling " phenomenon, detecting if climate change is behind this slowdown of wind or similar trends-cycles occurred in the past and could be expected for the future.
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Original:  More studies are also needed at higher elevation sites, which are often areas that yield much of our freshwater supplies, called water-towers  Viviroli D, Archer DR, Buytaert W, Fowler HJ, Greenwood GB, Hamlet AF, Huang Y, Koboltschnig G, Litaor MI, Lopez-Moreno JI, Lorentz S, Schadler B, Schreier H, Schwaiger K, Vuille M,Woods R. 2011.
Revised:  More studies are also needed at higher elevation sites, which are often areas that yield much of our freshwater supplies, called water-towers , Viviroli D, Archer DR, Buytaert W, Fowler HJ, Greenwood GB, Hamlet AF, Huang Y, Koboltschnig G, Litaor MI, Lopez-Moreno JI, Lorentz S, Schadler B, Schreier H, Schwaiger K, Vuille M,Woods R. 2011.
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Original:  DOI: 10.1029/2006WR005653. , as wind speeds there have been shown to be decreasing more rapidly than those changes recorded at lower elevation sitesMcVicar TR, Van Niel TG, Roderick ML, Li LT, Mo XG, Zimmermann NE, Schmatz DR (2010).
Revised:  DOI: 10.1029/2006WR005653. as wind speeds there have been shown to be decreasing more rapidly than those changes recorded at lower elevation sitesMcVicar TR, Van Niel TG, Roderick ML, Li LT, Mo XG, Zimmermann NE, Schmatz DR (2010).
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Original:  DOI: 10.1029/2006WR005653. , as wind speeds there have been shown to be decreasing more rapidly than those changes recorded at lower elevation sitesMcVicar TR, Van Niel TG, Roderick ML, Li LT, Mo XG, Zimmermann NE, Schmatz DR (2010).
Revised:  DOI: 10.1029/2006WR005653. , as wind speeds there have been shown to be decreasing more rapidly than those changes recorded at lower elevation sites,McVicar TR, Van Niel TG, Roderick ML, Li LT, Mo XG, Zimmermann NE, Schmatz DR (2010).
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Original:  Geophys Res Lett 37 (6): L06402. doi: 10.1029/2009GL042255 , and there are several Chinese papers showing this for the Tibet PlateauYou , Q., Fraedrich, K., Min, J., Kang, S., Zhu, X., Pepin, N., Zhang, L. (2014) Observed surface wind speed in the Tibetan Plateau since 1980 and its physical causes.
Revised:  Geophys Res Lett 37 (6): L06402. doi: 10.1029/2009GL042255 and there are several Chinese papers showing this for the Tibet PlateauYou , Q., Fraedrich, K., Min, J., Kang, S., Zhu, X., Pepin, N., Zhang, L. (2014) Observed surface wind speed in the Tibetan Plateau since 1980 and its physical causes.
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Original:  Geophys Res Lett 37 (6): L06402. doi: 10.1029/2009GL042255 , and there are several Chinese papers showing this for the Tibet PlateauYou , Q., Fraedrich, K., Min, J., Kang, S., Zhu, X., Pepin, N., Zhang, L. (2014) Observed surface wind speed in the Tibetan Plateau since 1980 and its physical causes.
Revised:  Geophys Res Lett 37 (6): L06402. doi: 10.1029/2009GL042255 , and there are several Chinese papers showing this for the Tibet Plateau.You , Q., Fraedrich, K., Min, J., Kang, S., Zhu, X., Pepin, N., Zhang, L. (2014) Observed surface wind speed in the Tibetan Plateau since 1980 and its physical causes.
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Original:  International Journal of Climatology 34(6), 1873-1882 . .
Revised:  International Journal of Climatology 34(6), 1873-1882 .
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Original:  However, the exact causes of the " global terrestrial stilling " are still unresolved because the uncertainties behind this phenomenon across the world.
Revised:  However, the exact causes of global terrestrial stilling " are still unresolved because the uncertainties behind this phenomenon across the world.
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Original:  However, the exact causes of the " global terrestrial stilling " are still unresolved because the uncertainties behind this phenomenon across the world.
Revised:  However, the exact causes of the " global terrestrial stilling are still unresolved because the uncertainties behind this phenomenon across the world.
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Original:  However, the exact causes of the " global terrestrial stilling " are still unresolved because the uncertainties behind this phenomenon across the world.
Revised:  However, the exact causes of the " global terrestrial stilling " are still unresolved because of the many uncertainties behind this phenomenon across the world.
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Original:  Some of the characteristics of a dental open bite include: Normal lower anterior facial height Horizontal/Hypodivergent growth pattern Occlusal plane diverges after the premolar contact Under-eruption of the anterior incisors Over-eruption of the posterior incisors Proclined upper and lower incisors No vertical maxillary excess or gummy smile Presence of habits such as thumb sucking, tongue thrusting Spacing between anterior incisors due to their proclination
Revised:  Some of the characteristics of a dental open bite include: Normal lower anterior facial height Horizontal/Hypodivergent growth pattern Occlusal plane diverges after the premolar contact Under-eruption of the anterior incisors Over-eruption of the posterior molars Proclined upper and lower incisors No vertical maxillary excess or gummy smile Presence of habits such as thumb sucking, tongue thrusting Spacing between anterior incisors due to their proclination
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Original: Behavior therapy is important especially when the kids are in their primary dentition in the pre-adolescent age.
Revised: Behavior therapy is important especially when children are in their primary dentition in the pre-adolescent age.
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Original:  Sometimes presence of infantile swallowing into early childhood may lead to an anterior open bite in patients . Habit control through appliances such as Tongue crib or Tongue spurs may be used in adolescent ages if the behavior modification fails to stop the habit.
Revised:  Sometimes presence of infantile swallowing into early childhood may lead to an anterior open bite . Habit control through appliances such as Tongue crib or Tongue spurs may be used in adolescent ages if the behavior modification fails to stop the habit.
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Original:  Sometimes presence of infantile swallowing into early childhood may lead to an anterior open bite in patients . Habit control through appliances such as Tongue crib or Tongue spurs may be used in adolescent ages if the behavior modification fails to stop the habit.
Revised:  Sometimes presence of infantile swallowing into early childhood may lead to an anterior open bite in patients . Habit control through appliances such as Tongue crib or Tongue spurs may be used in adolescents if behavior modification fails to stop the habit.
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Original: Tongue crib therapy Tongue crib is a removable applianced placed in the maxillary arch for the purpose of stopping the tongue thrusting habit.
Revised: Tongue crib therapy A tongue crib is a removable applianced placed in the maxillary arch for the purpose of stopping the tongue thrusting habit.
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Original: Tongue crib therapy Tongue crib is a removable applianced placed in the maxillary arch for the purpose of stopping the tongue thrusting habit.
Revised: Tongue crib therapy Tongue crib is a removable appliance placed in the maxillary arch for the purpose of stopping the tongue thrusting habit.
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Original: Tongue crib therapy Tongue crib is a removable applianced placed in the maxillary arch for the purpose of stopping the tongue thrusting habit.
Revised: Tongue crib therapy Tongue crib is a removable applianced placed in the maxillary arch to stop the tongue thrusting habit.
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Original:  This appliance maybe used in patients with mixed dentition or permanent dentition.
Revised:  This appliance may be used in patients with mixed dentition or permanent dentition.
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Original:  Tongue crib is attached through a bar to two bands placed on the upper 1st molars.
Revised:  The tongue crib is attached through a bar to two bands placed on the upper 1st molars.
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Original:  Tongue crib is known to eliminate habits in about 90\% of the patients.
Revised:  Tongue crib is known to eliminate habits in about 90\% of patients.
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Original:  Some of the side-effects of using a tongue-crib therapy is that this appliance may trap a lot of foodwhich may cause inflammation around the appliance.
Revised:  Some of the side-effects of using a tongue-crib therapy is that this appliance may trap food, causing inflammation around the appliance.
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Original:  In addition, repeated contact of tongue with the appliance may also lead to an imprint on the tongue which will self-resolve once the appliance is removed.
Revised:  Repeated contact of the tongue with the appliance may also lead to an imprint on the tongue which will self-resolve once the appliance is removed.
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Original:  In addition, repeated contact of tongue with the appliance may also lead to an imprint on the tongue which will self-resolve once the appliance is removed.
Revised:  In addition, repeated contact of tongue with the appliance may lead to an imprint on the tongue which will self-resolve once the appliance is removed.
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Original:  In addition, repeated contact of tongue with the appliance may also lead to an imprint on the tongue which will self-resolve once the appliance is removed.
Revised:  In addition, repeated contact of tongue with the appliance may also lead to an imprint on the tongue which will self-resolve when the appliance is removed.
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Original:  Skeletal open bite tendency may be addressed via surgery or other treatments depending on the severity .
Revised:  A skeletal open bite tendency may be addressed via surgery or other treatments depending on the severity .
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Original:  Skeletal open bite tendency may be addressed via surgery or other treatments depending on the severity .
Revised:  Skeletal open bite tendency may be addressed via surgery or other treatment .
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Original: He supported and was with Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Sarvadaliya Goraksha Maha-Abhiyan Samiti and demonstrations in 1966.
Revised: He was active member Sarvadaliya Goraksha Maha-Abhiyan Samiti and demonstrations in 1966.
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Original: Juan del Junco was one of the captains in the expedition along the green route from Santa Marta into the Muisca Confederation Juan de(l) Junco (1503, Ribadesella, Asturias, Castile - ?, Santo Domingo) was a Spanish conquistador who participated in the Spanish conquest of the Muisca  .
Revised: Juan del Junco was one of the captains in the expedition along the green route from Santa Marta into the Muisca Confederation Juan de(l) Junco (1503, Ribadesella, Asturias, Castile - ?, Santo Domingo) was a Spanish conquistador who participated in the Spanish conquest of the Muisca people .
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Original:  In 1535, he arrived in Santa Marta at the Colombian Caribbean coast from where the strenuous expedition in search of El Dorado began in April 1536.
Revised:  In 1535, he arrived in Santa Marta on the Colombian Caribbean coast from where the strenuous expedition in search of El Dorado began in April 1536.
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Original:  In 1535, he arrived in Santa Marta at the Colombian Caribbean coast from where the strenuous expedition in search of El Dorado began in April 1536.
Revised:  In 1535, he arrived in Santa Marta at the Colombian Caribbean coast from where the expedition in search of El Dorado began in April 1536.
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Original:  In 1535, he arrived in Santa Marta at the Colombian Caribbean coast from where the strenuous expedition in search of El Dorado began in April 1536.
Revised:  In 1535, he arrived in Santa Marta at the Colombian Caribbean coast from where the strenuous expedition in search of El Dorado set off in April1536.
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Original:  Del Junco played a role in the foundations of Bogotá ( August 6 , 1538) and Tunja ( August 6 , 1539) and was an honoured captain in the troops of Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada.
Revised:  Del Junco played a role in the foundations of Bogotá ( August6 , 1538) and Tunja ( August 6 , 1539) and was an honoured captain in the troops of Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada.
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Original:  Del Junco played a role in the foundations of Bogotá ( August 6 , 1538) and Tunja ( August 6 , 1539) and was an honoured captain in the troops of Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada.
Revised:  Del Junco played a role in the foundations of Bogotá ( August 6 , 1538) and Tunja ( August6 , 1539) and was an honoured captain in the troops of Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada.
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Original:  Del Junco played a role in the foundations of Bogotá ( August 6 , 1538) and Tunja ( August 6 , 1539) and was an honoured captain in the troops of Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada.
Revised:  Del Junco played a role in the foundations of Bogotá ( August 6 , 1538) and Tunja ( August 6 , 1539) . He was a senior captain under Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada.
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Original:  Juan del Junco was named second in line of succession, after Gonzalo's brother Hernán, in case the first governor of the New Kingdom of Granada would die .
Revised:  Del Junco was named second in line of succession, after Gonzalo's brother Hernán, in case the first governor of the New Kingdom of Granada would die .
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Original:  Juan del Junco was named second in line of succession, after Gonzalo's brother Hernán, in case the first governor of the New Kingdom of Granada would die .
Revised:  Juan del Junco was named second in line of succession, after Gonzalo's brother Hernán, in the event of the death of the first governor of the New Kingdom of Granada would die .
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Original:  Juan del Junco was named second in line of succession, after Gonzalo's brother Hernán, in case the first governor of the New Kingdom of Granada would die .
Revised:  Juan del Junco was named second in line of succession, after Gonzalo's brother Hernán, in case the first governor of the New Kingdom of Granada .
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Original:  In 1541, Del Junco left South America for Santo Domingo, where he married and died in an unknown year . Juan del Junco is named in the major publications of early chroniclers about the Spanish conquest of Colombia ;
Revised:  In 1541, Del Junco left South America for Santo Domingo, where he married and remained until his death . Juan del Junco is named in the major publications of early chroniclers about the Spanish conquest of Colombia ;
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Original:  In 1541, Del Junco left South America for Santo Domingo, where he married and died in an unknown year . Juan del Junco is named in the major publications of early chroniclers about the Spanish conquest of Colombia ;
Revised:  In 1541, Del Junco left South America for Santo Domingo, where he married and died in an unknown year . Juan del Junco was named in several of the major publications of early chroniclers about the Spanish conquest of Colombia ;
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Original:  In 1541, Del Junco left South America for Santo Domingo, where he married and died in an unknown year . Juan del Junco is named in the major publications of early chroniclers about the Spanish conquest of Colombia ;
Revised:  In 1541, Del Junco left South America for Santo Domingo, where he married and died in an unknown year . Juan del Junco is named in the major publications by early chroniclers of the Spanish conquest of Colombia ;
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Original:  In 1541, Del Junco left South America for Santo Domingo, where he married and died in an unknown year . Juan del Junco is named in the major publications of early chroniclers about the Spanish conquest of Colombia ;
Revised:  In 1541, Del Junco left South America for Santo Domingo, where he married and died in an unknown year . Juan del Junco is named in the major publications of early chroniclers about the Spanish conquest of Colombia :
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