wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  After Biafran soldiers were forced to retreat across the River Niger Bridge into Onitsha on September 20, 1967 Achuzie was promoted to Major and given command of the Biafran 11th Battalion, responsible for defending the area between Atani and Ndoni from an imminent Nigerian attack.
Revised:  After Biafran soldiers were forced to retreat across the River Niger Bridge into Onitsha on September 20, 1967 Achuzia was promoted to Major and given command of the Biafran 11th Battalion, responsible for defending the area between Atani and Ndoni from an imminent Nigerian attack.
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Original:  The majority of the 5,000 man Nigerian 2nd Division stationed in Onitsha were either massacred or taken prisoner by Achuzie 's men.
Revised:  The majority of the 5,000 man Nigerian 2nd Division stationed in Onitsha were either massacred or taken prisoner by Achuzia 's men.
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Original:  Achuzie was given total control of the Biafran 11th Division on January 19, 1968 by President Ojukwu once the Nigerian 2nd Division under Murtala Mohammed reached Awka, giving the Nigerians a direct route to Onitsha.
Revised:  Achuzia was given total control of the Biafran 11th Division on January 19, 1968 by President Ojukwu once the Nigerian 2nd Division under Murtala Mohammed reached Awka, giving the Nigerians a direct route to Onitsha.
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Original:  On May 19, 1968, Achuzie was transferred to Port Harcourt and made commander of all Biafran soldiers within the city.
Revised:  On May 19, 1968, Achuzia was transferred to Port Harcourt and made commander of all Biafran soldiers within the city.
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Original:  Maj. Achuzie stubbornly continued to fight against the Nigerians before narrowly escaping death after almost being run over by an armored car;
Revised:  Maj. Achuzia stubbornly continued to fight against the Nigerians before narrowly escaping death after almost being run over by an armored car;
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Original:  Achuzie abandoned fighting and retreated to Igrita .
Revised:  Achuzia abandoned fighting and retreated to Igrita .
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Original:  Achuzie abandoned fighting and retreated to Igrita .
Revised:  Achuzie abandoned fighting and retreated to Iguruta .
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Original:  Achuzie took part in an attempt to re-capture the Obiangwu Airstrip from the Nigerian 22nd and 44th Battalions but was instead forced to retreat.
Revised:  Achuzia took part in an attempt to re-capture the Obiangwu Airstrip from the Nigerian 22nd and 44th Battalions but was instead forced to retreat.
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Original:  Achuzie and were able to get within 1 km of the city.
Revised:  Achuzia and were able to get within 1 km of the city.
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Original:  Achuzie 's plan ultimately failed and he retreated after suffering heavy casualties, Ojukwu then immediately restored Onwuatuegwu as commander.
Revised:  Achuzia 's plan ultimately failed and he retreated after suffering heavy casualties, Ojukwu then immediately restored Onwuatuegwu as commander.
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Original:  Achuzie and gave his vice president Philip Effiong his title of President.
Revised:  Achuzia and gave his vice president Philip Effiong his title of President.
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Original:  Later life and Death After Achuzie was released from prison in 1970, he officially retired from military activities and moved to Asaba, his home-town.
Revised:  Later life and Death After Achuzia was released from prison in 1970, he officially retired from military activities and moved to Asaba, his home-town.
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Original:  Maple syrup urine disease by Mary Kugler, R.N. Article describes MSUD prevalence among Amish and Mennonite URL Similarly, a high frequency of fumarase deficiency exists among the 10,000 members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, a community which practices both endogamy and polygyny, where an estimated 75-80\% of the community are blood relatives of just two men—founders John Y. Barlow and Joseph Smith Jessop.
Revised:  Maple syrup urine disease by Mary Kugler, R.N. Article describes MSUD prevalence among Amish and Mennonite children. Similarly, a high frequency of fumarase deficiency exists among the 10,000 members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, a community which practices both endogamy and polygyny, where an estimated 75-80\% of the community are blood relatives of just two men—founders John Y. Barlow and Joseph Smith Jessop.
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Original:  As a result, today complete achromatopsia has a  rate of occurrence of roughly 10\%, with an additional 30\% being carriers of this recessive condition.
Revised:  As a result, complete achromatopsia has a rate of occurrence of roughly 10\%, with an additional 30\% being carriers of this recessive condition.
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Original:  In 2004 , Ndayizeye proposed a draft constitution to the parliament prior to it being put to the electorate in referendum later in the year.
Revised:  In 2005 , Ndayizeye proposed a draft constitution to the parliament prior to it being put to the electorate in referendum later in the year.
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Original:  In 2005 , Ndayizeye proposed a draft constitution to the parliament prior to it being put to the electorate in referendum later in the year.
Revised:  In 2004 , Ndayizeye proposed a draft constitution to the parliament prior to it being put to the electorate in referendum later in the year.
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Original: Under his government, Ndayizeye tried to bridge the gap between the Hutu and the Tutsi people of Burundi through cooperation with other presidents in the region such as Museveni of Uganda and Mkapa of Tanzania.
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Original:  In the mid-17th century, the Order was the de jure proprietor over some islands in the Caribbean, making it the smallest state to colonize the Americas. .
Revised:  In the mid-17th century, the Order was the de jure proprietor over some islands in the Caribbean, making it the smallest state to colonize the Americas. 
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Original: The social outrage Soledad de Atzompa, Veracruz was such that the detachment of soldiers assigned to the area were forced to withdraw.
Revised: The social outrage Soledad Atzompa, Veracruz was such that the detachment of soldiers assigned to the area were forced to withdraw.
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Original:  2010 March 15 - The Attorney General of the State (  PGJE) bars the  coroner Dr. Juan Pablo Mendizabal Pérez, responsible for performing the autopsy on the body of the Rosario three years after her death.
Revised:  2010 March 15 - The Attorney General of the State ( PGJE) bars the findings of coroner Dr. Juan Pablo Mendizabal Pérez, responsible for performing the autopsy on the body of the Rosario three years after her death.
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Original:  She was found, lying on the grass, still alive, and allegedly managed to say that he had been assaulted by soldiers.
Revised:  She was found, lying on the grass, still alive, and allegedly managed to say that she had been assaulted by soldiers.
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Original: Ernestina Ascencio Rosario (1934 - 6 February 2007) was indigenous Nahua native to the mountains of Zongolica, Veracruz, Mexico.
Revised: Ernestina Ascención Rosario (1934 - 6 February 2007) was indigenous Nahua native to the mountains of Zongolica, Veracruz, Mexico.
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Original: Ernestina Ascencio Rosario (1934 - 6 February 2007) was indigenous Nahua native to the mountains of Zongolica, Veracruz, Mexico.
Revised: Ernestina Ascencio Rosario (1934 – 6 February 2007) was indigenous Nahua native to the mountains of Zongolica, Veracruz, Mexico.
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Original:  Ernestina Ascencio Rosario died while herding sheep in Tetlatzinga community.
Revised:  Ernestina Ascención Rosario died while herding sheep in Tetlatzinga community.
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Original:  The social outrage  Soledad Atzompa, Veracruz  was such that the detachment of soldiers assigned to the area were forced to withdraw.
Revised:  The social outrage in Soledad Atzompa, Veracruz was such that the detachment of soldiers assigned to the area were forced to withdraw.
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Original:  The social outrage  Soledad Atzompa, Veracruz  was such that the detachment of soldiers assigned to the area were forced to withdraw.
Revised:  The social outrage Soledad Atzompa, Veracruz , was such that the detachment of soldiers assigned to the area were forced to withdraw.
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Original:  This version of events was also defended President Felipe Calderon .
Revised:  This version of events was also defended President Felipe Calderón .
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Original:  The controversy reached the municipal, state and federal level (including President Calderon ), to the highest echelons of the military, the opposition political parties and the National Human Rights Commission.
Revised:  The controversy reached the municipal, state and federal level (including President Calderón ), to the highest echelons of the military, the opposition political parties and the National Human Rights Commission.
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Original:  2007 February 26 - Ernestina Ascencio is found dying by her daughter, on a plain 100 meters from a military base in Zongolica, Veracruz.
Revised:  2007 26 - Ernestina Ascencio is found dying by her daughter, on a plain 100 meters from a military base in Zongolica, Veracruz.
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Original:  March 6 - The National Defense Secretariat (SEDENA) issued a statement that came to cause confusion, as it admitted that there had been a "crime", but accused "groups" opposed to the government.
Revised:  6 - The National Defense Secretariat (SEDENA) issued a statement that came to cause confusion, as it admitted that there had been a "crime", but accused "groups" opposed to the government.
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Original:  March 13 - Before the end of the investigation of the Office of Veracruz, the Department of National Defense and the National Human Rights Commission, President Calderon said in an interview with La Jornada that Mrs.
Revised:  13 - Before the end of the investigation of the Office of Veracruz, the Department of National Defense and the National Human Rights Commission, President Calderon said in an interview with La Jornada that Mrs.
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Original:  March 13 - Before the end of the investigation of the Office of Veracruz, the Department of National Defense and the National Human Rights Commission, President Calderon said in an interview with La Jornada that Mrs.
Revised:  March 13 - Before the end of the investigation of the Office of Veracruz, the Department of National Defense and the National Human Rights Commission, President Calderón said in an interview with La Jornada that Mrs.
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Original:  Jorge Gonzalez , showed reporters the House of Representatives a CNDH document which already anticipated clinical causes of death of Ernestina Ascencio, discarding the rape allegation.
Revised:  Jorge González , showed reporters the House of Representatives a CNDH document which already anticipated clinical causes of death of Ernestina Ascencio, discarding the rape allegation.
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Original:  April 6 - The manager of Social Communication of the Army, Brigadier General Mario Lucio Gonzalez Cortes , sent a letter to the newspaper La Jornada, noting that "The Ministry of Defense has not shown any of the seminal fluid supposedly found in the body of Mrs.
Revised:  6 - The manager of Social Communication of the Army, Brigadier General Mario Lucio Gonzalez Cortes , sent a letter to the newspaper La Jornada, noting that "The Ministry of Defense has not shown any of the seminal fluid supposedly found in the body of Mrs.
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Original:  April 6 - The manager of Social Communication of the Army, Brigadier General Mario Lucio Gonzalez Cortes , sent a letter to the newspaper La Jornada, noting that "The Ministry of Defense has not shown any of the seminal fluid supposedly found in the body of Mrs.
Revised:  April 6 - The manager of Social Communication of the Army, Brigadier General Mario Lucio González Cortés , sent a letter to the newspaper La Jornada, noting that "The Ministry of Defense has not shown any of the seminal fluid supposedly found in the body of Mrs.
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Original:  " April 24 - The governor of Veracruz, Fidel Herrera, meets with the President of the CNDH. April 30 - The case is closed by special prosecutor of Veracruz.
Revised:  " 24 - The governor of Veracruz, Fidel Herrera, meets with the President of the CNDH. April 30 - The case is closed by special prosecutor of Veracruz.
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Original:  " April 24 - The governor of Veracruz, Fidel Herrera, meets with the President of the CNDH. April 30 - The case is closed by special prosecutor of Veracruz.
Revised:  " April 24 - The governor of Veracruz, Fidel Herrera, meets with the President of the CNDH. 30 - The case is closed by special prosecutor of Veracruz.
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Original:  2010 March 15 - The Attorney General of the State (Procuraduría General de Justicia del Estado, or PGJE) bars the findings of coroner Dr. Juan Pablo Mendizabal Pérez, responsible for performing the autopsy on the body of the Rosario three years after her death.
Revised:  2010 15 - The Attorney General of the State (Procuraduría General de Justicia del Estado, or PGJE) bars the findings of coroner Dr. Juan Pablo Mendizabal Pérez, responsible for performing the autopsy on the body of the Rosario three years after her death.
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Original:  2010 March 15 - The Attorney General of the State (Procuraduría General de Justicia del Estado, or PGJE) bars the findings of coroner Dr. Juan Pablo Mendizabal Pérez, responsible for performing the autopsy on the body of the Rosario three years after her death.
Revised:  2010 March 15 - The Attorney General of the State (Procuraduría General de Justicia del Estado, or PGJE) bars the findings of coroner Dr. Juan Pablo Mendizábal Pérez, responsible for performing the autopsy on the body of the Rosario three years after her death.
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Original:  "In an interview on the radio and TV for MVS Radio conducted by Carmen Aristegui, Dr. Mendizabal Perez defended his position that Ernestina's body was found with a significant amount of sperm in the vagina and rectum which tested positive for prostatic proteins and Y chromosome.
Revised:  "In an interview on the radio and TV for MVS Radio conducted by Carmen Aristegui, Dr. Mendizábal Pérez defended his position that Ernestina's body was found with a significant amount of sperm in the vagina and rectum which tested positive for prostatic proteins and Y chromosome.
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Original:  The doctor also said that this case highlights the involvement of different levels Mexican government - from municipal to federal - in the silencing of the case in order to protect the image of the army, whose staff seem to be primarily responsible for the violation of indigenous rights.
Revised:  The doctor also said that this case highlights the involvement of different levels Mexican government — from municipal to federal - in the silencing of the case in order to protect the image of the army, whose staff seem to be primarily responsible for the violation of indigenous rights.
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Original:  The doctor also said that this case highlights the involvement of different levels Mexican government - from municipal to federal - in the silencing of the case in order to protect the image of the army, whose staff seem to be primarily responsible for the violation of indigenous rights.
Revised:  The doctor also said that this case highlights the involvement of different levels Mexican government - from municipal to federal — in the silencing of the case in order to protect the image of the army, whose staff seem to be primarily responsible for the violation of indigenous rights.
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Original:  During the interview, the doctor contended that the evidence that Rosario was raped is incontrovertible, and the fact that it was denied is possibly "the greatest fraud" by Dr. José Luis Soberanes who then presided over the National Human Rights Commission (from MVS radio broadcast of Carmen Aristegui dated of March 17 , 2010).
Revised:  During the interview, the doctor contended that the evidence that Rosario was raped is incontrovertible, and the fact that it was denied is possibly "the greatest fraud" by Dr. José Luis Soberanes who then presided over the National Human Rights Commission (from MVS radio broadcast of Carmen Aristegui dated 17 , 2010).
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Original:  During the interview, the doctor contended that the evidence that Rosario was raped is incontrovertible, and the fact that it was denied is possibly "the greatest fraud" by Dr. José Luis Soberanes who then presided over the National Human Rights Commission (from MVS radio broadcast of Carmen Aristegui dated of March 17 , 2010).
Revised:  During the interview, the doctor contended that the evidence that Rosario was raped is incontrovertible, and the fact that it was denied is possibly "the greatest fraud" by Dr. José Luis Soberanes who then presided over the National Human Rights Commission (from MVS radio broadcast of Carmen Aristegui dated of March 17 March 2010).
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Original:  Media impact The case of Ernestina Ascencio Rosario had national impact and related to other abuses of authority, as the events of police repression in Atenco or the Oaxaca teachers' conflict, in which several women were assaulted by state and federal police.
Revised:  Media impact The case of Ernestina Ascención Rosario had national impact and related to other abuses of authority, as the events of police repression in Atenco or the Oaxaca teachers' conflict, in which several women were assaulted by state and federal police.
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Original:  The National Commission on Human Rights, led by Dr. Jose Luis Soberanes, acted for the perpetrators and was called before the federal deputies responsible for making recommendations to the agencies involved in the case, including SEDENA.
Revised:  The National Commission on Human Rights, led by Dr. José Luis Soberanes, acted for the perpetrators and was called before the federal deputies responsible for making recommendations to the agencies involved in the case, including SEDENA.
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Original:  Case closure The Attorney General of the State of Veracruz began an investigation into the case, which ended May 1 , 2007.
Revised:  Case closure The Attorney General of the State of Veracruz began an investigation into the case, which ended on 1 , 2007.
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Original:  The justice of the investigation, Juan Alatriste, partially gave reason to the CNDH, in concluding that the 73 year old "was not raped," but died of "parasitosis".
Revised:  The justice of the investigation, Juan Alatriste, partially gave reason to the CNDH, in concluding that the 73-year-old "was not raped," but died of "parasitosis".
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Original:   Secretary General of the Department: Mark Griffin There is currently no Minister of State at this department.
Revised:  Secretary General of the Department: Mark Griffin 
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Original:  Departmental team The official headquarters and ministerial offices of the department are in 29–31 Adelaide Road, Dublin 2.
Revised:  Departmental team The official headquarters and ministerial offices of the department are at 29–31 Adelaide Road, Dublin 2.
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Original:  In 1866 he entered the French army .
Revised:  He was commissioned in the French army .
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Original:  He finally reached the sultanate of Sultanate of Damagaram with its capital at Zinder, which historically had been subject to the Bornu Empire, but which was not yet subdued by Rabih az-Zubayr.
Revised:  He finally reached the sultanate of Sultanate of Damagaram with its capital at Zinder, which historically had been subject to the Bornu Empire, but was not yet subdued by Rabih az-Zubayr.
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Original:  4. Aufl., Scarecrow, Plymouth 2012, ISBN 978-0-8108-6094-0, S. 161. France was forced to respond militarily to the murder of Cazemajous , and in 1899 invaded the sultanate of Zinder and defeated it at the Battle of Tirmini.
Revised:  4. Aufl., Scarecrow, Plymouth 2012, ISBN 978-0-8108-6094-0, S. 161. France responded to the murder of Cazemajous , and in 1899 invaded the sultanate of Zinder and defeated it at the Battle of Tirmini.
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Original:  4. Aufl., Scarecrow, Plymouth 2012, ISBN 978-0-8108-6094-0, S. 161. France was forced to respond militarily to the murder of Cazemajous , and in 1899 invaded the sultanate of Zinder and defeated it at the Battle of Tirmini.
Revised:  4. Aufl., Scarecrow, Plymouth 2012, ISBN 978-0-8108-6094-0, S. 161. France was forced to respond militarily to the murder of Cazemajou , and in 1899 invaded the sultanate of Zinder and defeated it at the Battle of Tirmini.
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Original:  The main military camp in Zinder was named by the French after Cazemajou, but in 1960 after the independence of Niger regained its name of Zinder . References Citations 
Revised:  The main military camp in Zinder was named by the French after Cazemajou, but in 1960 after the independence of Niger regained its name of Zinder . References Citations Sources
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Original: Marius Gabriel Cazemajou (10 December 1864 - 5 May 1898) was a French officer who died during an expedition in West Africa.
Revised: Marius-Gabriel Cazemajou (10 December 1864 - 5 May 1898) was a French officer who died during an expedition in West Africa.
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Original:  Leben Marius Gabriel Cazemajou was born on 10 December 1864 in Marseille.
Revised:  Early years Marius Gabriel Cazemajou was born on 10 December 1864 in Marseille.
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Original:    The slaver Rabih az-Zubayr had conquered the Bornu Empire, and France feared a threat to its borders in West and Equatorial Africa.
Revised:  Chad expedition The slaver Rabih az-Zubayr had conquered the Bornu Empire, and France feared a threat to its borders in West and Equatorial Africa.
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Original:  On his way to Bornu in 1898 he signed protectorate treaties with the Sultan of Kebbi and the Sultan of Tessaoua.
Revised:  On his way to Bornu in 1898 he signed protectorate treaties with the Sultans of Kebbi and the Sultan of Tessaoua.
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Original:  On his way to Bornu in 1898 he signed protectorate treaties with the Sultan of Kebbi and the Sultan of Tessaoua.
Revised:  On his way to Bornu in 1898 he signed protectorate treaties with the Sultan of Kebbi and Tessaoua.
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Original:  The sultan Amadou Kouran Daga sent messengers to inform Cazemajou that he was subject only to the Ottoman empire, but invited him to his capital of Zinder, where he entertained him lavishly.
Revised:  The Sultan Amadou Kouran Daga sent messengers to inform Cazemajou that he was subject only to the Ottoman empire, but invited him to his capital of Zinder, where he entertained him lavishly.
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Original:  The sultan Amadou Kouran Daga sent messengers to inform Cazemajou that he was subject only to the Ottoman empire, but invited him to his capital of Zinder, where he entertained him lavishly.
Revised:  The sultan Amadou Kouran Daga sent messengers to inform Cazemajou that he was subject only to the Ottoman empire, but invited him to his capital , Zinder, where he entertained him lavishly.
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Original:  Damagaram had historically been subject to the Bornu Empire, but was not yet subdued by Rabih az-Zubayr . Sultan Amadou Kouran Daga  feared an alliance against him between France and Rabih az-Zubayr.
Revised:  Damagaram had historically been subject to the Bornu Empire, but was not yet subdued by Rabih az-Zubayr . Sultan Amadou Kouran Daga also feared an alliance against him between France and Rabih az-Zubayr.
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