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Original:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% He said the MP said becoming an Australian did not mean giving up one's culture or language or religion — and it certainly did not mean giving up the love of their country of birth. slamic Council of Victoria president Malcolm Thomas said he was disappointed at Mr Costello's speech.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% He said the MP said becoming an Australian did not mean giving up one's culture or language or religion — and it certainly did not mean giving up the love of their country of birth. Islamic Council of Victoria president Malcolm Thomas said he was disappointed at Mr Costello's speech.
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Original:  Mr Patel said the timing of the comments smacked of an attempt by the Government to deflect attention from the AWB scandal. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Islamic Friendship Association of Australia chairman Keysar Trad accused Mr Costello of making "divisive, politically opportunistic comments that do nothing but play on people's fears ". " This is very poor form from the Treasurer," Mr Trad said.
Revised:  Mr Patel said the timing of the comments smacked of an attempt by the Government to deflect attention from the AWB scandal. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Islamic Friendship Association of Australia chairman Keysar Trad accused Mr Costello of making "divisive, politically opportunistic comments that do nothing but play on people's fears . This is very poor form from the Treasurer," Mr Trad said.
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Original: Australian Federal treasurer Peter Costello, favourite to become the country’s next Prime Minister, has called for Muslim extremists to be stripped of their citizenship.
Revised: Australian Federal treasurer Peter Costello, next in line for Prime Minister, has called for Muslim extremists to be stripped of their citizenship.
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Original:  Politicians from all sides have leapt on the remarks and many from the Islamic community say they're offended by the comments.
Revised:  Politicians from all sides have spoken out at the remarks and many from the Islamic community say they're offended by the comments.
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Original:  The comments have outraged Australia’s Muslim minority, with leaders saying that it is the latest in a stream of unfair criticism from a conservative government out to marginalise their community .
Revised:  The comments have outraged Australia’s Muslim minority, with leaders saying that it is unfair criticism from a conservative government out to marginalise their community .
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Original:  The comments have outraged Australia’s Muslim minority, with leaders saying that it is the latest in a stream of unfair criticism from a conservative government out to marginalise their community .
Revised:  The comments have outraged Australia’s Muslim minority, with leaders saying that it is the latest in a stream of unfair criticism from a conservative government .
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Original:  Some in the Islamic community are offended by the Treasurer's comments.
Revised:  Many in Australia's Islamic community are offended by the Treasurer's comments.
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Original:  Abdul El Ayoubi is one of the directors of the Lebanese Muslim Association . " It 's upsetting to hear such comments, especially when you consider that the majority of Muslims have accepted the Australian way of life and Australian values."
Revised:  Abdul El Ayoubi , a director of the Lebanese Muslim Association . " It 's upsetting to hear such comments, especially when you consider that the majority of Muslims have accepted the Australian way of life and Australian values."
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Original:  Abdul El Ayoubi is one of the directors of the Lebanese Muslim Association . " It 's upsetting to hear such comments, especially when you consider that the majority of Muslims have accepted the Australian way of life and Australian values."
Revised:  Abdul El Ayoubi is one of the directors of the Lebanese Muslim Association said, " It 's upsetting to hear such comments, especially when you consider that the majority of Muslims have accepted the Australian way of life and Australian values."
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Original:  Abdul El Ayoubi is one of the directors of the Lebanese Muslim Association . " It 's upsetting to hear such comments, especially when you consider that the majority of Muslims have accepted the Australian way of life and Australian values."
Revised:  Abdul El Ayoubi is one of the directors of the Lebanese Muslim Association . " it 's upsetting to hear such comments, especially when you consider that the majority of Muslims have accepted the Australian way of life and Australian values."
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Original:  A peak ethnic body said the comments were an attack on multiculturalism in a country which derived 45 per cent of its population from culturally diverse backgrounds.
Revised:  45 per cent of its population from culturally diverse backgrounds.
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Original:  The Ethnic Communities' Council of Victoria (ECCV) today called for the nation's top politicians to promote tolerance of many cultures and religions rather than division.
Revised:  The Ethnic Communities' Council of Victoria (ECCV) today called for tolerance rather than division.
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Original:  "To have the leaders of our nation, such at the Prime Minister and Treasurer, making gratuitous comments about race and religion based on ill-founded perceptions rather than facts, is extremely divisive and will harm Australia nationally and internationally . "  Mr Costello made a public call for Muslims who want to live under sharia law to find another country, while also referring to "mushy multiculturalism".
Revised:  "To have the leaders of our nation, such at the Prime Minister and Treasurer, making gratuitous comments about race and religion based on ill-founded perceptions rather than facts, is extremely divisive and will harm Australia nationally and internationally , " Mr Costello made a public call for Muslims who want to live under sharia law to find another country, while also referring to "mushy multiculturalism".
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Original:  "To have the leaders of our nation, such at the Prime Minister and Treasurer, making gratuitous comments about race and religion based on ill-founded perceptions rather than facts, is extremely divisive and will harm Australia nationally and internationally . "  Mr Costello made a public call for Muslims who want to live under sharia law to find another country, while also referring to "mushy multiculturalism".
Revised:  "To have the leaders of our nation, such at the Prime Minister and Treasurer, making gratuitous comments about race and religion based on ill-founded perceptions rather than facts, is extremely divisive and will harm Australia nationally and internationally . " he said. Mr Costello made a public call for Muslims who want to live under sharia law to find another country, while also referring to "mushy multiculturalism".
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Original:  Mr Trad said the overwhelming feeling at a national symposium at Griffith University last week was that multiculturalism was the best thing for Australia and any country.
Revised:  Mr 
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Original:  Mr Costello said Muslims who did not like the depiction of the Prophet Muhammad in newspapers should recognise this does not justify violence.
Revised:  Costello said Muslims who did not like the depiction of the Prophet Muhammad in newspapers should recognise this does not justify violence.
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Original:  He said he did not like "putrid representations" such as Andres Serrano's controversial work, Piss Christ (showing an image of Christ immersed in urine), but recognised that art galleries should be able to practise their "offensive taste" without fear of violence or a riot .
Revised:  He said he did not like "putrid representations" such as Andres Serrano's controversial work, Piss Christ (showing an image of Christ immersed in urine), but recognised that art galleries should be able to practise their "offensive taste" without fear of violence or a riot 
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Original:  Australian Federal treasurer Peter Costello, next in line for Prime Minister, has called for Muslim extremists to be stripped of their citizenship.
Revised: "Before entering a mosque visitors are asked to take off their shoes," Mr Costello said. "This is a sign of respect. If you have a strong objection to walking in your socks don't enter the mosque. Before becoming an Australian you will be asked to subscribe to certain values. If you have strong objection to those values don't come to Australia." Australian Federal treasurer Peter Costello, next in line for Prime Minister, has called for Muslim extremists to be stripped of their citizenship.
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Original:  Politicians from all sides have spoken out at the remarks and many from the Islamic community say they're offended by the comments.
Revised:  Politicians from all sides have spoken out at the remarks and many from the Islamic community say they're offended by 
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Original:  The comments have outraged Australia’s Muslim minority, with leaders saying that it is unfair criticism from a conservative government.
Revised:  Mr Costello's comments, with Muslim leaders saying that it is unfair criticism from a conservative government.
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Original:  Mr Costello particularly singled out Muslims in his remarks, saying those who advocate extremism should move to countries where they feel more comfortable.
Revised:  Mr Costello particularly singled out Muslims in his remarks, saying extremists should move to countries where they feel more comfortable.
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Original:  Mr Costello's comments targeting Muslim extremists, with support from Prime Minister John Howard, and contraversial ex-politician Pauline Hanson , have been branded "extremely divisive" and a blight on Australia's international reputation .
Revised:  Mr Costello's comments targeting Muslim extremists, won support from Prime Minister John Howard, and contraversial ex-politician Pauline Hanson , have been branded "extremely divisive" and a blight on Australia's international reputation .
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Original:  Mr Costello's comments targeting Muslim extremists, with support from Prime Minister John Howard, and contraversial ex-politician Pauline Hanson , have been branded "extremely divisive" and a blight on Australia's international reputation .
Revised:  Mr Costello's comments targeting Muslim extremists, with support from Prime Minister John Howard, and controversial ex-politician Pauline Hanson , have been branded "extremely divisive" and a blight on Australia's international reputation .
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Original:  Mr Costello's comments targeting Muslim extremists, with support from Prime Minister John Howard, and contraversial ex-politician Pauline Hanson , have been branded "extremely divisive" and a blight on Australia's international reputation .
Revised:  Mr Costello's comments targeting Muslim extremists, with support from Prime Minister John Howard, and contraversial ex-politician Pauline Hanson .
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Original:  Many in Australia's Islamic community are offended by the Treasurer's comments.
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Original:  The Ethnic Communities' Council of Victoria (ECCV) today called for tolerance rather than division.
Revised:  The Ethnic Communities' Council of Victoria (ECCV) has called for tolerance rather than division.
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Original:  He also said the ECCV believed multiculturalism was a strengthener rather than a weakener of Australian society.
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Original:   Mr Costello made a public call for Muslims who want to live under sharia law to find another country, while also referring to "mushy multiculturalism".
Revised:  In his speech Mr Costello made a public call for Muslims who want to live under sharia law to find another country, while also referring to "mushy multiculturalism".
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Original:  Yeah, I'm prepared, just as much as Peter, to be as intolerant to anyone who wants to attack Australia and the Australian values, irrespective of their race or religion or ethnicity  . " "Well, it's …
Revised:  Yeah, I'm prepared, just as much as Peter, to be as intolerant to anyone who wants to attack Australia and the Australian values, irrespective of their race or religion or ethnicity ," said Mr Thomas . " "Well, it's …
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Original:  " So Australian Muslims are Australian.
Revised:  " Australian Muslims are Australian.
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Original:  " I don't know anyone in this country who is asking for sharia law to be imposed and I don't known anyone in this country who has rejected the rule of law . I am genuinely hopeful that the prime minister will censure the treasurer over these ridiculous comments,that the treasurer is grossly out of line.
Revised:  " I don't know anyone in this country who is asking for sharia law to be imposed and I don't known anyone in this country who has rejected the rule of law ,
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Original:   Mr El Ayoubi said: "If you've come to this country, you've come to this country to live under a democratic system and you've come into this country to abide by the rules, the principles and the values of this country, and you should do that."
Revised:  But Mr El Ayoubi said: "If you've come to this country, you've come to this country to live under a democratic system and you've come into this country to abide by the rules, the principles and the values of this country, and you should do that."
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Original:  Mr Costello , the son of a Methodist lay preacher and who was raised a Baptist, emphasised that Australia is a secular state under which the freedom of all religions is protected.
Revised:  Mr Costello emphasised that Australia is a secular state under which the freedom of all religions is protected.
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Original:  Mr Costello said Muslims who did not like the depiction of the Prophet Muhammad in newspapers should recognise this does not justify violence .
Revised:  Mr Costello said Muslims who did not like the depiction of the Prophet Muhammad in newspapers should recognise this does not justify violence 
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Original:  He said he did not like "putrid representations" such as Andres Serrano's controversial work, Piss Christ (showing an image of Christ immersed in urine), but recognised that art galleries should be able to practise their "offensive taste" without fear of violence or a riot
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Original:  Australian Federal treasurer Peter Costello, next in line for Prime Minister, has called for Muslim extremists to be stripped of their citizenship.
Revised: Peter Costello Australian Federal treasurer Peter Costello, next in line for Prime Minister, has called for Muslim extremists to be stripped of their citizenship.
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Original:  Peter Costello.
Revised: Image:PeterCostello.jpg| Peter Costello.
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Original:  In a speech to the Sydney Institute on the 23rd February, he described multiculturalism as "mushy and misguided".
Revised:  In a speech to the on the 23rd February, he described multiculturalism as "mushy and misguided".
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Original:  Mr Nguyen said Mr Costello appeared to be aligning himself with the "now discredited argument of his colleague Danna Vale – that Australia is in danger of becoming a Muslim nation".
Revised:  Mr Nguyen said Mr Costello appeared to be aligning himself with the "now discredited argument of his colleague – that Australia is in danger of becoming a Muslim nation".
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Original:  "What about deporting the people who participated in riots in Cronulla last year?
Revised:  "What about deporting the people who participated in riots in last year?
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Original:  Malcolm Thomas from the Islamic Foundation of Victoria says it's the fact that Mr Costello singled out Muslims.
Revised:  Malcolm Thomas from the says it's the fact that Mr Costello singled out Muslims.
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Original:  Another Muslim community leader said Costello is promoting division and Islamophobia and should be censured.
Revised:  Another Muslim community leader said Costello is promoting division and and should be censured.
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Original:  Keysar Trad , president of the Islamic Friendship Association of Australia, has said he genuinely hoped the Prime Minister would censure Mr Costello.
Revised:  , president of the Islamic Friendship Association of Australia, has said he genuinely hoped the Prime Minister would censure Mr Costello.
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Original:  Mr Trad said nobody was protesting Australia's secular laws through any other means than the normal democratic process.
Revised:  Mr Trad said nobody was protesting Australia's laws through any other means than the normal democratic process.
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Original:  Ikebal Patel, an executive member of the Australian Federation of Islamic Councils , said the comments were "inflammatory".
Revised:  Ikebal Patel, an executive member of the , said the comments were "inflammatory".
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Original:  Mr Costello said Muslims who did not like the depiction of the Prophet Muhammad in newspapers should recognise this does not justify violence
Revised:  Mr Costello said Muslims who did not like the depiction of the in newspapers should recognise this does not justify violence
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Original:  Today officials said that tests done on the substance have come back positive for the sometimes deadly poison ricin.
Revised:  contained ricin.
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Original:  A statement from the unversity was released saying that some staff members and students may have been exposed to the substance.
Revised:  A statement from the university was released saying that some staff members and students may have been exposed to the substance.
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Original:  One year ago there was a report of ricin in London which turnned out to be a false positive after secondary tests 
Revised:  Last year there were reports of ricin in London which turnned out to be a false positive after secondary tests 
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Original:  One year ago there was a report of ricin in London which turnned out to be a false positive after secondary tests 
Revised:  One year ago there was a report of ricin in London which turnned out to be a false-positive. 
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Original:  The issue made the general public aware of the deadly poison, despite the widely reported incident turning out to be a false-positive . Related Stor
Revised:  The issue made the general public aware of the deadly poison, despite the widely reported incident turning out to be a false-positive Related Stor
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Original:  The issue made the general public aware of the deadly poison, despite the widely reported incident turning out to be a false-positive . Related Stor
Revised:  The issue made the general public aware of the deadly poison, despite the widely reported incident turning out to be a false-positive . 
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Dr. Theresa Spalding said, "We were very concerned as soon as we heard about the positive testing late this evening."
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Original:  Police spokeswoman Rhonda Weldon said that it is still unknown where the substance came from.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The dormitory has been inspected and was sanitized and the university has said that students have been cleared to return.
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Original:  Ricin can be added to food or water, sprayed or injected and can be in the form of a pellet, mist  or powder.
Revised:  Ricin is one of the most deadly poisons in the world and can exist in the form of a pellet, mist or powder.
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Original:  Ricin can be added to food or water, sprayed or injected and can be in the form of a pellet, mist  or powder.
Revised:  Ricin can be added to food or water, sprayed or injected and can be in the form of a pellet, mist , or powder.
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Original:   Last year there were  reports of ricin in London .
Revised:  An earlier report by the Associated Press had said tests had found the substance might be ricin. Such tests are designed to error on the side of caution, thus ensuring that possible poisoning victims recieve treatment in time. Last year there were reports of ricin in London .
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Original:  Some of the rocks, which are very rare on Earth, are being sold from 11,000 to $22,500 per ounce,  about ten times as  Gold.
Revised:  Some of the rocks, which are very rare on Earth, are being sold from 11,000 to $22,500 per ounce, which is about ten times as Gold.
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Original:  Some of the rocks, which are very rare on Earth, are being sold from 11,000 to $22,500 per ounce,  about ten times as  Gold.
Revised:  Some of the rocks, which are very rare on Earth, are being sold from 11,000 to $22,500 per ounce, about ten times as much as Gold.
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Original:  This is not the first time martian material has fallen to Earth.
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Original:  The rocks, discovered in Morocco, were likely ejected off the surface of Mars during an impact.
Revised:  The rocks, discovered in Morocco, were likely ejected off the surface of the planet during an ancient impact.
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Original:  This allows scientists to examine specimens and gain insight about the . "Because it's so fresh, if you find organics in this sample, you can be pretty sure those organics are Martian," Carl Agee, director of the Institute of Meteoritics at the , told Space.com .
Revised:  This allows scientists to examine specimens and gain insight about the . "Because it's so fresh, if you find organics in this sample, you can be pretty sure those organics are Martian," Carl Agee, director of the Institute of Meteoritics at the , told .
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Original: The meteorites' discovery is the fifth time in history that  chemically confirmed martian material was actually observed by people while falling to Earth.
Revised: This is believed to be the fifth time in history that chemically confirmed martian material was actually observed by people while falling to Earth.
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Original: The meteorites' discovery is the fifth time in history that  chemically confirmed martian material was actually observed by people while falling to Earth.
Revised: The meteorites' discovery is the fifth time in history that chemically confirmed martian material falling to Earth.
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Original:  Some of the rocks, which are very rare on Earth, are being sold from 11,000 to $22,500 per ounce, which is about ten times as much as Gold.
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Original:  The sooner the rocks are recovered after landing on Earth, the less they are contaminated by  natural processes.
Revised:  The sooner the rocks are recovered after landing on Earth, the less they are contaminated by its natural processes.
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Original:  Out of the approximately 24,000  meteorites to have fallen to Earth, only about 34 have been verified to be martian in origin.
Revised:  Out of the approximately 24,000 known meteorites to have fallen to Earth, only about 34 have been verified to be martian in origin.
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Original:  An Garda Síochána have regained control in Dublin, Ireland following riots in which an Irish Republican counter-demonstration against Loyalist marches in the city descended into violence that engulfed the city centre.
Revised:  An Garda Síochána have regained control in Dublin, Ireland following riots in which a Republican counter-demonstration against Loyalist marches in the city descended into violence that engulfed the city centre.
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