wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  Kazakhstan URL gold in National Team Championship Kolkata URL bronze in Binhai International Open, China URL and bronze in Asian Team Championship in both Classical and Rapid in Iran URL Gold in National Team Championship Kolkata, URL Gold in National Team Championship Bhubaneswar, URL Gold in National Team Championship, Goa, URL Gold in National Team Championship, Kanpur, URL National "A": He won the Indian National Championship for a record six consecutive times from 2003–2008.
Revised:  Kazakhstan URL gold in National Team Championship Kolkata URL bronze in Binhai International Open, China URL and bronze in Asian Team Championship in both Classical and Rapid in Iran URL Gold in National Team Championship Kolkata, URL Gold in National Team Championship Bhubaneswar, URL Gold in National Team Championship, Goa, 2015 Gold in National Team Championship, Kanpur, URL National "A": He won the Indian National Championship for a record six consecutive times from 2003–2008.
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  Gold in National 'A' URL Gold in 45th National 'A' URL Gold in 46th National 'A' URL National Team: His team won the championship in 2001, 2002 and 2007 Gold in National Team URL Gold in National Team URL Gold in National Team URL Gold in National Team URL Gold in National Team URL National Rapid 2005: Champion National Junior 1999/2000: Champion National Cities 1999: His team won the championship.
Revised:  Gold in National 'A' URL Gold in 45th National 'A' URL Gold in 46th National 'A' URL National Team: His team won the championship in 2001, 2002 and 2007 Gold in National Team 2007: Gold in National Team URL Gold in National Team URL Gold in National Team URL Gold in National Team URL National Rapid 2005: Champion National Junior 1999/2000: Champion National Cities 1999: His team won the championship.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Turkmenistan, URL Silver in Asian Continental Championship, 2015 (tied for first with Salem A. R. Saleh, placing second on tiebreak).
Revised:  Turkmenistan, 2017. Silver in Asian Continental Championship, 2015 (tied for first with Salem A. R. Saleh, placing second on tiebreak).
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  played for bronze medal-winning Indian team, scoring +4=4-0 (four wins, four draws, no URL Asian Indoor Games 2007: two silver medals and a gold URL Asian Zonal: silver in 2001, gold in 2003 and URL Olympiads and World Team Individual Gold medal in World Team Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan, URL Olympiads: He has represented India at six Chess Olympiads (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010).
Revised:  played for bronze medal-winning Indian team, scoring +4=4-0 (four wins, four draws, no losses) Asian Indoor Games 2007: two silver medals and a gold URL Asian Zonal: silver in 2001, gold in 2003 and URL Olympiads and World Team Individual Gold medal in World Team Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan, URL Olympiads: He has represented India at six Chess Olympiads (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010).
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  played for bronze medal-winning Indian team, scoring +4=4-0 (four wins, four draws, no URL Asian Indoor Games 2007: two silver medals and a gold URL Asian Zonal: silver in 2001, gold in 2003 and URL Olympiads and World Team Individual Gold medal in World Team Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan, URL Olympiads: He has represented India at six Chess Olympiads (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010).
Revised:  played for bronze medal-winning Indian team, scoring +4=4-0 (four wins, four draws, no URL Asian Indoor Games 2007: two silver medals and a gold medal. Asian Zonal: silver in 2001, gold in 2003 and URL Olympiads and World Team Individual Gold medal in World Team Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan, URL Olympiads: He has represented India at six Chess Olympiads (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010).
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  played for bronze medal-winning Indian team, scoring +4=4-0 (four wins, four draws, no URL Asian Indoor Games 2007: two silver medals and a gold URL Asian Zonal: silver in 2001, gold in 2003 and URL Olympiads and World Team Individual Gold medal in World Team Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan, URL Olympiads: He has represented India at six Chess Olympiads (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010).
Revised:  played for bronze medal-winning Indian team, scoring +4=4-0 (four wins, four draws, no URL Asian Indoor Games 2007: two silver medals and a gold URL Asian Zonal: silver in 2001, gold in 2003 and 2007. Olympiads and World Team Individual Gold medal in World Team Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan, URL Olympiads: He has represented India at six Chess Olympiads (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010).
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  played for bronze medal-winning Indian team, scoring +4=4-0 (four wins, four draws, no URL Asian Indoor Games 2007: two silver medals and a gold URL Asian Zonal: silver in 2001, gold in 2003 and URL Olympiads and World Team Individual Gold medal in World Team Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan, URL Olympiads: He has represented India at six Chess Olympiads (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010).
Revised:  played for bronze medal-winning Indian team, scoring +4=4-0 (four wins, four draws, no URL Asian Indoor Games 2007: two silver medals and a gold URL Asian Zonal: silver in 2001, gold in 2003 and URL Olympiads and World Team Individual Gold medal in World Team Championship in Astana, Kazakhstan, 2019 Olympiads: He has represented India at six Chess Olympiads (2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2010).
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Original:  His team India won bronze and he won the individual gold for URL Other international tournaments thumb Champion in Hunan International Open, China, URL Bronze in Binhai International Open, China, URL 2017 O2C Doeberl Cup Premier:
Revised:  His team India won bronze and he won the individual gold for himself. Other international tournaments thumb Champion in Hunan International Open, China, URL Bronze in Binhai International Open, China, URL 2017 O2C Doeberl Cup Premier:
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  His team India won bronze and he won the individual gold for URL Other international tournaments thumb Champion in Hunan International Open, China, URL Bronze in Binhai International Open, China, URL 2017 O2C Doeberl Cup Premier:
Revised:  His team India won bronze and he won the individual gold for URL Other international tournaments thumb Champion in Hunan International Open, China, 2019 Bronze in Binhai International Open, China, URL 2017 O2C Doeberl Cup Premier:
Edit intent: style
Original:  Won with a score of 8/9 ahead of Krasenkow, Zhao Zong-Yuan URL 11th Edmonton International-Main 2016:
Revised:  Won with a score of 8/9 ahead of Krasenkow, Zhao Zong-Yuan etc. 11th Edmonton International-Main 2016:
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  Equal first with Shankland, ahead of Shirov, Sethuraman URL 16th Bangkok Chess Club Open 2016:
Revised:  Equal first with Shankland, ahead of Shirov, Sethuraman etc. 16th Bangkok Chess Club Open 2016:
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  Won ahead of Vallejo Pons, Nigel Short, Van Wely URL 2016 O2C Doeberl Cup Premier:
Revised:  Won ahead of Vallejo Pons, Nigel Short, Van Wely etc. 2016 O2C Doeberl Cup Premier:
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Original:  Equal second with Gelfand and Howell behind Kovalenko but ahead of Svidler, Vitiugov, Matlakov, Eljanov URL Member of the winning team of the Spanish League 2015, Solvay, along with teammates Pentala Harikrishna, Baskaran Adhiban, Aleksander Delchev, Sergio Cacho Reigadas, Jesus Maria De La Villa Garcia, and Elizbar URL 2015 Edmonton International:
Revised:  Equal second with Gelfand and Howell behind Kovalenko but ahead of Svidler, Vitiugov, Matlakov, Eljanov etc. Member of the winning team of the Spanish League 2015, Solvay, along with teammates Pentala Harikrishna, Baskaran Adhiban, Aleksander Delchev, Sergio Cacho Reigadas, Jesus Maria De La Villa Garcia, and Elizbar URL 2015 Edmonton International:
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Equal first with Nigel Short and Gragun Kamil ahead of Wang Hao, Vallejo Pons URL O2C Doeberl Cup 2015 Premier: Equal second with Johansen behind Zhou Weiki but ahead of Van Wely URL LIC 2nd International Grand Masters Chess Tournament 2015: Won this tournament in Kolkata, India ahead of Nigel Short and 25 other URL Fujairah INT Masters Tournament 2012: Won this strong Open tournament in UAE ahead of 30 GM's, including several 2700+ players such as Jobava, Le Quang, Bacrot and Moiseenko.
Revised:  Equal first with Nigel Short and Gragun Kamil ahead of Wang Hao, Vallejo Pons etc. O2C Doeberl Cup 2015 Premier: Equal second with Johansen behind Zhou Weiki but ahead of Van Wely URL LIC 2nd International Grand Masters Chess Tournament 2015: Won this tournament in Kolkata, India ahead of Nigel Short and 25 other URL Fujairah INT Masters Tournament 2012: Won this strong Open tournament in UAE ahead of 30 GM's, including several 2700+ players such as Jobava, Le Quang, Bacrot and Moiseenko.
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  Equal first with Nigel Short and Gragun Kamil ahead of Wang Hao, Vallejo Pons URL O2C Doeberl Cup 2015 Premier: Equal second with Johansen behind Zhou Weiki but ahead of Van Wely URL LIC 2nd International Grand Masters Chess Tournament 2015: Won this tournament in Kolkata, India ahead of Nigel Short and 25 other URL Fujairah INT Masters Tournament 2012: Won this strong Open tournament in UAE ahead of 30 GM's, including several 2700+ players such as Jobava, Le Quang, Bacrot and Moiseenko.
Revised:  Equal first with Nigel Short and Gragun Kamil ahead of Wang Hao, Vallejo Pons URL O2C Doeberl Cup 2015 Premier: Equal second with Johansen behind Zhou Weiki but ahead of Van Wely etc. LIC 2nd International Grand Masters Chess Tournament 2015: Won this tournament in Kolkata, India ahead of Nigel Short and 25 other URL Fujairah INT Masters Tournament 2012: Won this strong Open tournament in UAE ahead of 30 GM's, including several 2700+ players such as Jobava, Le Quang, Bacrot and Moiseenko.
Edit intent: coherence
Original:  Equal first with Nigel Short and Gragun Kamil ahead of Wang Hao, Vallejo Pons URL O2C Doeberl Cup 2015 Premier: Equal second with Johansen behind Zhou Weiki but ahead of Van Wely URL LIC 2nd International Grand Masters Chess Tournament 2015: Won this tournament in Kolkata, India ahead of Nigel Short and 25 other URL Fujairah INT Masters Tournament 2012: Won this strong Open tournament in UAE ahead of 30 GM's, including several 2700+ players such as Jobava, Le Quang, Bacrot and Moiseenko.
Revised:  Equal first with Nigel Short and Gragun Kamil ahead of Wang Hao, Vallejo Pons URL O2C Doeberl Cup 2015 Premier: Equal second with Johansen behind Zhou Weiki but ahead of Van Wely URL LIC 2nd International Grand Masters Chess Tournament 2015: Won this tournament in Kolkata, India ahead of Nigel Short and 25 other GM's. Fujairah INT Masters Tournament 2012: Won this strong Open tournament in UAE ahead of 30 GM's, including several 2700+ players such as Jobava, Le Quang, Bacrot and Moiseenko.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  URL Indonesia Open Chess Championship 2011: Joint winner with Li Chao, ahead of Wang Yue, Dreev, Tkachiev and others.
Revised:  Indonesia Open Chess Championship 2011: Joint winner with Li Chao, ahead of Wang Yue, Dreev, Tkachiev and others.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  After winning Gold (Junior) in 2000 and 2003/2004, he went on to win Silver in the Open in 2007 and URL Sydney International 2008:
Revised:  After winning Gold (Junior) in 2000 and 2003/2004, he went on to win Silver in the Open in 2007 and 2008. Sydney International 2008:
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Original:  URL Canberra International 2008:
Revised:  Champion Canberra International 2008:
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Revised:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint Champion Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Revised:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: Second World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Revised:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: Bronze Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Revised:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM title Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Edit intent: clarity
Original:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Revised:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs Ganguly Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Revised:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs Ganguly Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Revised:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs Ganguly Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs URL Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Revised:  Second ONGC International 2006: URL Bangladesh International 2005: Champion Kolkata Open 2004: Joint Champion Amsterdam International 2004: Second Delhi International 2004: Joint URL Gibtel International 2004: URL World Junior 2002: URL Goodricke International 2000: Won IM URL Notable games thumb Anand vs URL Yu Yangi vs URL Mareco Sandro vs URL Carlsen vs Ganguly Ganguly vs URL Sample game The following game is from 11th Edmonton International Tournament URL a 10-player round robin event.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:  Gold in National Team Championship Kolkata, 2018 Gold in National Team Championship Bhubaneswar, 2017 Gold in National Team Championship, Goa, 2015 Gold in National Team Championship, Kanpur, 2014 National  "  A": He won the Indian National Championship for a record six consecutive times from 2003–2008.
Revised:  National " A": He won the Indian National Championship for a record six consecutive times from 2003–2008.
Edit intent: coherence
Original:   Gold in National 'A' 2003 : Gold in 45th National 'A' 2008 : Gold in 46th National 'A' 2008 : National Team: His team won the championship in 2001, 2002 and 2007 Gold in National Team 2007: Gold in National Team 2014: Gold in National Team 2015: Gold in National Team  2018 : Gold in National Team 2019 : National Rapid 2005: Champion National Junior 1999/2000: Champion National Cities 1999: His team won the championship.
Revised:  National Team: His team won the championship in 2001, 2002 and 2007 Gold in National 'A' 2003 : Gold in 45th National 'A' 2008 : Gold in 46th National 'A' 2008 : National Team: His team won the championship in 2001, 2002 and 2007 Gold in National Team 2007: Gold in National Team 2014: Gold in National Team 2015: Gold in National Team 2018 : Gold in National Team 2019 : National Rapid 2005: Champion National Junior 1999/2000: Champion National Cities 1999: His team won the championship.
Edit intent: fluency
Original:   Gold in National 'A' 2003 : Gold in 45th National 'A' 2008 : Gold in 46th National 'A' 2008 : National Team: His team won the championship in 2001, 2002 and 2007 Gold in National Team 2007: Gold in National Team 2014: Gold in National Team 2015: Gold in National Team  2018 : Gold in National Team 2019 : National Rapid 2005: Champion National Junior 1999/2000: Champion National Cities 1999: His team won the championship.
Revised:  Gold in National 'A' 2003 : Gold in 45th National 'A' 2008 Gold in 46th National 'A' 2008 : National Team: His team won the championship in 2001, 2002 and 2007 Gold in National Team 2007: Gold in National Team 2014: Gold in National Team 2015: Gold in National Team 2018 : Gold in National Team 2019 : National Rapid 2005: Champion National Junior 1999/2000: Champion National Cities 1999: His team won the championship.
Edit intent: coherence
Original:   Gold in National 'A' 2003 : Gold in 45th National 'A' 2008 : Gold in 46th National 'A' 2008 : National Team: His team won the championship in 2001, 2002 and 2007 Gold in National Team 2007: Gold in National Team 2014: Gold in National Team 2015: Gold in National Team  2018 : Gold in National Team 2019 : National Rapid 2005: Champion National Junior 1999/2000: Champion National Cities 1999: His team won the championship.
Revised:  Gold in National 'A' 2003 : Gold in 45th National 'A' 2008 : Gold in 46th National 'A' 2008 Gold in National Team 2007: Gold in National Team 2014: Gold in National Team 2015: Gold in National Team 2018 : Gold in National Team 2019 : National Rapid 2005: Champion National Junior 1999/2000: Champion National Cities 1999: His team won the championship.
Edit intent: coherence
Original:   Gold in National 'A' 2003 : Gold in 45th National 'A' 2008 : Gold in 46th National 'A' 2008 : National Team: His team won the championship in 2001, 2002 and 2007 Gold in National Team 2007: Gold in National Team 2014: Gold in National Team 2015: Gold in National Team  2018 : Gold in National Team 2019 : National Rapid 2005: Champion National Junior 1999/2000: Champion National Cities 1999: His team won the championship.
Revised:  Gold in National 'A' 2003 : Gold in 45th National 'A' 2008 : Gold in 46th National 'A' 2008 : National Team: His team won the championship in 2001, 2002 and 2007 Gold in National Team 2007: Gold in National Team 2014: Gold in National Team 2015: Gold in National Team Championship Kolkata, 2018 : Gold in National Team 2019 : National Rapid 2005: Champion National Junior 1999/2000: Champion National Cities 1999: His team won the championship.
Edit intent: coherence