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Original:  Johnson stated that he intends to also serve out his term as London mayor which ends in 2016.
Revised:  Johnson stated he intends to also serve out his term as London mayor which ends in 2016.
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Original:  He also rejected the suggestion that he was trying to become the next leader of the Conservative Party, telling the BBC: "I think it's highly unlikely that that will happen because there's no vacancy.
Revised:  He also rejected the suggestion he was trying to become the next leader of the Conservative Party, telling the BBC: "I think it's highly unlikely that that will happen because there's no vacancy.
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Original:  I think David Cameron has been a brilliant prime minister." Prime Minister previously said that Johnson was a "great striker you want on the pitch".
Revised:  I think David Cameron has been a brilliant prime minister." Prime Minister previously said Johnson was a "great striker you want on the pitch".
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Original:  Yesterday, David Cameron's Twitter account followed up on this: "Great news that Boris plans to stand at next year's general election - I've always said I want my star players on the pitch". , Labour's shadow justice secretary, responded to the news by saying that "Boris Johnson's announcement reveals how weak David Cameron is and how out of touch the Tories remain.
Revised:  Yesterday, David Cameron's Twitter account followed up on this: "Great news that Boris plans to stand at next year's general election - I've always said I want my star players on the pitch". , Labour's shadow justice secretary, responded to the news by saying "Boris Johnson's announcement reveals how weak David Cameron is and how out of touch the Tories remain.
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Original: Johnson stated he intends to also serve out his term as London mayor which ends in 2016.
Revised: Johnson stated he intends to also serve out his term as mayor which ends in 2016.
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Original:  He also rejected the suggestion he was trying to become the next leader of the Conservative Party, telling the BBC : "I think it's highly unlikely that that will happen because there's no vacancy.
Revised:  He also rejected the suggestion he was trying to become the next leader of the Conservative Party, telling the : "I think it's highly unlikely that that will happen because there's no vacancy.
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Original:  I think David Cameron has been a brilliant prime minister." Prime Minister  previously said Johnson was a "great striker you want on the pitch".
Revised:  I think has been a brilliant prime minister." Prime Minister previously said Johnson was a "great striker you want on the pitch".
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Original:  I think David Cameron has been a brilliant prime minister." Prime Minister  previously said Johnson was a "great striker you want on the pitch".
Revised:  I think David Cameron has been a brilliant prime minister." Prime Minister David Cameron previously said Johnson was a "great striker you want on the pitch".
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Original:  Yesterday, David Cameron's Twitter account followed up on this: "Great news that Boris plans to stand at next year's general election - I've always said I want my star players on the pitch".
Revised:  Yesterday, David Cameron's Twitter account followed up on this: "Great news that Boris plans to stand at next year's general election — I've always said I want my star players on the pitch".
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Original: , Labour's shadow justice secretary, responded to the news by saying "Boris Johnson's announcement reveals how weak David Cameron is and how out of touch the Tories remain.
Revised: , Labour's justice secretary, responded to the news by saying "Boris Johnson's announcement reveals how weak David Cameron is and how out of touch the Tories remain.
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Original:   Today has also shown Londoners that, when they need a mayor prepared to address the big challenges facing their city, Boris Johnson's priority is succeeding David Cameron rather than serving their interests."
Revised:  ... Today has also shown Londoners that, when they need a mayor prepared to address the big challenges facing their city, Boris Johnson's priority is succeeding David Cameron rather than serving their interests."
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Original:  Keeping that promise cannot be combined with any other political capacity . " 
Revised:  Keeping that promise cannot be combined with any other political capacity " 
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Original:  Keeping that promise cannot be combined with any other political capacity . " 
Revised:  Keeping that promise cannot be combined with any other political capacity . " .
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Original: Goldsmith responded to her inquiries about the lateness of this URL by saying "it takes me a long time to make my mind up."
Revised: Goldsmith responded to her inquiries about the lateness of this statement by saying "it takes me a long time to make my mind up."
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Original:   Goldsmith responded to her inquiries about the lateness of this statement by saying "it takes me a long time to make my mind up . "  She said that Goldsmith's "doubts and his changes of opinion" made her "think for the attorney general to come and say there's unequivocal legal authority to go war was misleading."
Revised:  Goldsmith responded to her inquiries about the lateness of this statement by saying "it takes me a long time to make my mind up " She said that Goldsmith's "doubts and his changes of opinion" made her "think for the attorney general to come and say there's unequivocal legal authority to go war was misleading."
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Original:  ]  ]  Short said that Blair's evidence, given to the inquiry on Friday, was "historically inaccurate", since "[t]here was no evidence of any kind of an escalation of threats" after the September 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre.
Revised:  weapons] ] Short said that Blair's evidence, given to the inquiry on Friday, was "historically inaccurate", since "[t]here was no evidence of any kind of an escalation of threats" after the September 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre.
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Original:  ]  ]  Short said that Blair's evidence, given to the inquiry on Friday, was "historically inaccurate", since "[t]here was no evidence of any kind of an escalation of threats" after the September 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre.
Revised:  ] ... ] Short said that Blair's evidence, given to the inquiry on Friday, was "historically inaccurate", since "[t]here was no evidence of any kind of an escalation of threats" after the September 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre.
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Original:  ]  ]  Short said that Blair's evidence, given to the inquiry on Friday, was "historically inaccurate", since "[t]here was no evidence of any kind of an escalation of threats" after the September 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre.
Revised:  ] he] Short said that Blair's evidence, given to the inquiry on Friday, was "historically inaccurate", since "[t]here was no evidence of any kind of an escalation of threats" after the September 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre.
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Original:  Clare Short, the United Kingdom's former Secretary of State for International Development, appeared before the Iraq Inquiry today, and told the panel that the Cabinet was "misled" about the Iraq War's legality prior to the 2003 invasion.
Revised:  Clare Short, the United Kingdom's then-Secretary of State for International Development, appeared before the Iraq Inquiry today, and told the panel that the Cabinet was "misled" about the Iraq War's legality prior to the 2003 invasion.
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Original: Short was applauded as she concluded her testimony, in which she said that she was "shocked" at how a definitive statement about the legality of the war circulated only as late as 17 March 2003—  three days before the invasion  —and that this state of shock led her to be "jeered at" by other ministers.
Revised: Short was applauded as she concluded her testimony, in which she said that she was "shocked" at how a definitive statement about the legality of the war circulated only as late as 17 March 2003— just three days before the invasion —and that this state of shock led her to be "jeered at" by other ministers.
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Original: Short was applauded as she concluded her testimony, in which she said that she was "shocked" at how a definitive statement about the legality of the war circulated only as late as 17 March 2003—  three days before the invasion  —and that this state of shock led her to be "jeered at" by other ministers.
Revised: Short was applauded as she concluded her testimony, in which she said that she was "shocked" at how a definitive statement about the legality of the war circulated only as late as 17 March 2003— three days before the invasion began —and that this state of shock led her to be "jeered at" by other ministers.
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Original:   She also claimed that Tony Blair "and his mates" had acted "on a wing and a prayer", having "leaned on" then-Attorney General for England and Wales Lord Peter Goldsmith, and pressurised him to change his mind about the invasion.
Revised:  Lord Goldsmith's decision She also claimed that Tony Blair "and his mates" had acted "on a wing and a prayer", having "leaned on" then-Attorney General for England and Wales Lord Peter Goldsmith, and pressurised him to change his mind about the invasion.
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Original:   When asked why she had not resigned earlier than she did, she said that she "was conned" by Blair's promises of a strong role for the UN in the reconstruction of Iraq, as well as more attempts to resolve the conflict about Israel.
Revised:  UN involvement When asked why she had not resigned earlier than she did, she said that she "was conned" by Blair's promises of a strong role for the UN in the reconstruction of Iraq, as well as more attempts to resolve the conflict about Israel.
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Original:  Short — an outspoken critic of the war who retired from the cabinet to become an independent MP two months before the invasion , having been "conned" into staying on despite her doubts about the war — told the inquiry that the Cabinet, of which she was a part, was not a "decision-making body", and that Parliament was simply a "rubber stamp".
Revised:  Short , an outspoken critic of the war who retired from the cabinet to become an independent MP two months before the invasion , having been "conned" into staying on despite her doubts about the war — told the inquiry that the Cabinet, of which she was a part, was not a "decision-making body", and that Parliament was simply a "rubber stamp".
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Original:  Short — an outspoken critic of the war who retired from the cabinet to become an independent MP two months before the invasion , having been "conned" into staying on despite her doubts about the war — told the inquiry that the Cabinet, of which she was a part, was not a "decision-making body", and that Parliament was simply a "rubber stamp".
Revised:  Short — an outspoken critic of the war , retired from the cabinet to become an independent MP two months before the invasion , having been "conned" into staying on despite her doubts about the war — told the inquiry that the Cabinet, of which she was a part, was not a "decision-making body", and that Parliament was simply a "rubber stamp".
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Original:  Short — an outspoken critic of the war who retired from the cabinet to become an independent MP two months before the invasion , having been "conned" into staying on despite her doubts about the war — told the inquiry that the Cabinet, of which she was a part, was not a "decision-making body", and that Parliament was simply a "rubber stamp".
Revised:  Short — an outspoken critic of the war who retired from the cabinet to become an independent MP two months before the invasion . She claimed to have been "conned" into staying on despite her doubts about the war — told the inquiry that the Cabinet, of which she was a part, was not a "decision-making body", and that Parliament was simply a "rubber stamp".
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Original:  Short — an outspoken critic of the war who retired from the cabinet to become an independent MP two months before the invasion , having been "conned" into staying on despite her doubts about the war — told the inquiry that the Cabinet, of which she was a part, was not a "decision-making body", and that Parliament was simply a "rubber stamp".
Revised:  Short — an outspoken critic of the war who retired from the cabinet to become an independent MP two months before the invasion , having been "conned" into staying on despite her doubts about the war and told the inquiry that the Cabinet, of which she was a part, was not a "decision-making body", and that Parliament was simply a "rubber stamp".
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Original:  Lord Goldsmith's decision She also claimed that Tony Blair "and his mates" had acted "on a wing and a prayer", having "leaned on" then-Attorney General for England and Wales Lord Peter Goldsmith, and pressurised him to change his mind about the invasion.
Revised:  Lord Goldsmith's decision She also claimed that Tony Blair "and his mates" had acted "on a wing and a prayer", having "leaned on" then-Attorney General for England and Wales Lord Peter Goldsmith, pressurising him to change his mind about the invasion.
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Original:  Short was applauded as she concluded her testimony, in which she said that she was "shocked" at how a definitive statement about the legality of the war circulated only as late as 17 March 2003 — just three days before the invasion began — and that this state of shock led her to be "jeered at" by other ministers.
Revised:  Short was applauded as she concluded her testimony, in which she said that she was "shocked" at how a definitive statement about the legality of the war circulated only as late as March 17, 2003 — just three days before the invasion began — and that this state of shock led her to be "jeered at" by other ministers.
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Original:  Short was applauded as she concluded her testimony, in which she said that she was "shocked" at how a definitive statement about the legality of the war circulated only as late as 17 March 2003 — just three days before the invasion began — and that this state of shock led her to be "jeered at" by other ministers.
Revised:  Short was applauded as she concluded her testimony, in which she said that she was "shocked" at how a definitive statement about the legality of the war circulated only as late as 17 March 2003 — just three days before the invasion began — that this state of shock led her to be "jeered at" by other ministers.
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Original:  She also said that any discussion of legality was stopped at the same pre-war cabinet meeting.
Revised:  She said any discussion of legality was stopped at the same pre-war cabinet meeting.
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Original:  She said, "There was never a meeting that said 'what's the problem, what are we trying to achieve, what are our military, diplomatic options?'
Revised:  "There was never a meeting that said 'what's the problem, what are we trying to achieve, what are our military, diplomatic options?'
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Original:  She also said that the government, having failed to secure a required UN resolution, had started the "untrue" rumour that France had vetoed it.
Revised:  She claimed that the government, having failed to secure a required UN resolution, had started the "untrue" rumour that France had vetoed it.
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Original:  She also said that the government, having failed to secure a required UN resolution, had started the "untrue" rumour that France had vetoed it.
Revised:  She also said that the government, having failed to secure a required UN resolution, started the "untrue" rumour that France had vetoed it.
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Original:  You don't want to disbelieve your prime minister in the run-up to war and you want to believe the leader of your party.
Revised:  You don't want to disbelieve your Prime Minister in the run-up to war and you want to believe the leader of your party.
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Original:  She also said that she "was seeing the intelligence" about Iraq at the earlier stages of preparation for an invasion, but that in late 2002 "asked for a briefing...
Revised:  Short said that she "was seeing the intelligence" about Iraq at the earlier stages of preparation for an invasion, but that in late 2002 "asked for a briefing...
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Original:  Tony Blairr , 9/11, and post-war planning Short said that Blair's evidence, given to the inquiry on Friday, was "historically inaccurate", since "[t]here was no evidence of any kind of an escalation of threats" after the September 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre.
Revised:  Tony Blair , 9/11, and post-war planning Short said that Blair's evidence, given to the inquiry on Friday, was "historically inaccurate", since "[t]here was no evidence of any kind of an escalation of threats" after the September 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre.
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Original:  Tony Blairr , 9/11, and post-war planning Short said that Blair's evidence, given to the inquiry on Friday, was "historically inaccurate", since "[t]here was no evidence of any kind of an escalation of threats" after the September 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre.
Revised:  Tony Blairr , 9/11, and post-war planning Short asserted Blair's evidence, given to the inquiry on Friday, was "historically inaccurate", since "[t]here was no evidence of any kind of an escalation of threats" after the September 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre.
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Original:  Short also criticised the military for not meeting the obligations laid out for them, as an occupying force, by the Geneva Convention.
Revised:  Short criticised the military for not meeting the obligations laid out for them, as an occupying force, by the Geneva Convention.
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Original:  Backgroound and response Lord Boyce, the former head of the British armed forces, said in an earlier hearing that officials from the Department for International Development — Short's department — let their opposition to the war prevent them from cooperating fully with the rest of the government immediately after the invasion.
Revised:  Background and response Lord Boyce, the former head of the British armed forces, said in an earlier hearing that officials from the Department for International Development — Short's department — let their opposition to the war prevent them from cooperating fully with the rest of the government immediately after the invasion.
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Original: tHE Commercial Farmers’ Union (CFU) and the Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers Union (ZFCU) estimate that Zimbabwe might have to import up to a million metric tons of corn.
Revised: The Commercial Farmers’ Union (CFU) and the Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers Union (ZFCU) estimate that Zimbabwe might have to import up to a million metric tons of corn.
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Original:   "   The dry spells came at precisely the wrong time," said ZFCU president William Nyabonda  
Revised:  " " The dry spells came at precisely the wrong time," said ZFCU president William Nyabonda 
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Original:   "   The dry spells came at precisely the wrong time," said ZFCU president William Nyabonda  
Revised:  " The dry spells came at precisely the wrong time," said ZFCU president William Nyabonda . 
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Original:  "at least 16 militants were killed in the missile strikes.   
Revised:  "at least 16 militants were killed in the missile strikes. " 
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Original:  however, their troops in Afghanistan are the only known group in the area that uses unmanned aircraft that can fire the drones
Revised:  however, their troops in Afghanistan are the only known group in the area that uses unmanned drones that can fire the drones
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Original:  Ahenakew stated that Jews were "a disease" and that Hitler was trying to "clean up the world" when he "fried six million of those guys 
Revised:  Ahenakew stated that Jews were "a disease" and that Hitler was trying to "clean up the world" when he "fried six million of those guys .
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Original:  former NHLPA president Alan Eagleson was the first to be removed in 1998.
Revised:  former w:NHLPA| president Alan Eagleson was the first to be removed in 1998.
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Original:  The charges stem from comments made to a reporter in  2002  about Jews.
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Original:  The charges stem from comments made to a reporter in  2002  about Jews.
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Original:  former w:NHLPA | president Alan Eagleson was the first to be removed in 1998.
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Original:  The charges stem from comments made to a reporter in w: 2002 | about Jews.
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Original:  The charges stem from comments made to a reporter in w: 2002 | about Jews.
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Original:  Ahenakew stated that Jews were "a disease" and that Hitler was trying to "clean up the world" when he "fried six million of those guys.  
Revised:  Ahenakew stated that Jews were "a disease" and that Hitler was trying to "clean up the world" when he "fried six million of those guys. " 
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Original:  Ahenakew loses the right to use post-nominal letters in his name, and loses the right to use the Order motto in his personal coat of arms  
Revised:  Ahenakew loses the right to use post-nominal letters in his name, and loses the right to use the Order motto in his personal coat of arms . 
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Original: July 11th, 2005 The Governor General of Canada Adrienne Clarkson signed an ordinance today removing David Ahenakew from membership in the Order of Canada.
Revised:  The Governor General of Canada Adrienne Clarkson signed an ordinance today removing David Ahenakew from membership in the Order of Canada.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Other Links Official announcement from Rideau Hall July 11, 2005 Order of Canada official page Category:Cana
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Original: The Governor General of Canada Adrienne Clarkson signed an ordinance today removing David Ahenakew from membership in the Order of Canada .
Revised: The signed an ordinance today removing David Ahenakew from membership in the Order of Canada .
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Original: The Governor General of Canada Adrienne Clarkson signed an ordinance today removing David Ahenakew from membership in the Order of Canada .
Revised: The Governor General of Canada Adrienne Clarkson signed an ordinance today removing from membership in the Order of Canada .
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Original: The Governor General of Canada Adrienne Clarkson signed an ordinance today removing David Ahenakew from membership in the Order of Canada .
Revised: The Governor General of Canada Adrienne Clarkson signed an ordinance today removing David Ahenakew from membership in the .
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Original:  former NHLPA president Alan Eagleson was the first to be removed in 1998.
Revised:  former president was the first to be removed in 1998.
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Original:  former NHLPA president Alan Eagleson was the first to be removed in 1998.
Revised:  former NHLPA president Alan Eagleson was the first to be removed in .
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