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Original: Death In 1937 , during Joseph Stalin's Great Purge, Bronner was arrested on suspicion of spying and terrorist activity.
Revised: Death Bronner was arrested in 1937 , during Joseph Stalin's Great Purge, Bronner was arrested on suspicion of spying and terrorist activity.
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Original: Death In 1937 , during Joseph Stalin's Great Purge, Bronner was arrested on suspicion of spying and terrorist activity.
Revised: Death In 1937 during Joseph Stalin's Great Purge, Bronner was arrested on suspicion of spying and terrorist activity.
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Original: Death In 1937 , during Joseph Stalin's Great Purge, Bronner was arrested on suspicion of spying and terrorist activity.
Revised: Death In 1937 , during Joseph Stalin's Great Purge, on suspicion of spying and terrorist activity.
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Original: Death Bronner was arrested in 1937 during Joseph Stalin's Great Purge , on suspicion of spying and terrorist activity.
Revised: Death Bronner was arrested on suspicion of spying and terrorist activity during Joseph Stalin's Great Purge , on suspicion of spying and terrorist activity.
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Original: Death Bronner was arrested in 1937 during Joseph Stalin's Great Purge , on suspicion of spying and terrorist activity.
Revised: Death Bronner was arrested in 1937 during Joseph Stalin's Great Purge of 1937.
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Original:  Category:1876 births Category:1939 deaths Category:  Russian physicians Category:Russian  venereologists Category:Great Purge victims from Russia Category:Buryat people Category:Humboldt University of Berlin alumni Category:Russian political activists Category:Soviet physicia
Revised:  Category:1876 births Category:1939 deaths Category: Russian physicians Category:Russian venereologists Category:Great Purge victims Category:Buryat people Category:Humboldt University of Berlin alumni Category:Russian political activists Category:Soviet physicia
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Original:  Historical records list his mother ’ s name simply by her initials, “ N. N .”. Protten had two older siblings: a brother, Wilhelm or Friderich Protten (born 28 April 1709) and a sister, Anna Protten (born 2 February 1713), both raised in Christiansborg.
Revised:  Historical records list his mother ' s name simply by her initials, “ N. N .”. Protten had two older siblings: a brother, Wilhelm or Friderich Protten (born 28 April 1709) and a sister, Anna Protten (born 2 February 1713), both raised in Christiansborg.
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Original:  Historical records list his mother ’ s name simply by her initials, “ N. N .”. Protten had two older siblings: a brother, Wilhelm or Friderich Protten (born 28 April 1709) and a sister, Anna Protten (born 2 February 1713), both raised in Christiansborg.
Revised:  Historical records list his mother ’ s name simply by her initials, " N. N .”. Protten had two older siblings: a brother, Wilhelm or Friderich Protten (born 28 April 1709) and a sister, Anna Protten (born 2 February 1713), both raised in Christiansborg.
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Original:  Historical records list his mother ’ s name simply by her initials, “ N. N .”. Protten had two older siblings: a brother, Wilhelm or Friderich Protten (born 28 April 1709) and a sister, Anna Protten (born 2 February 1713), both raised in Christiansborg.
Revised:  Historical records list his mother ’ s name simply by her initials, “ N. N ". Protten had two older siblings: a brother, Wilhelm or Friderich Protten (born 28 April 1709) and a sister, Anna Protten (born 2 February 1713), both raised in Christiansborg.
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Original:  Archival records indicate that Christian Protten ’ s maternal uncle, Ashangmo, also Foli Bebe or Ofori Bembeneen was a coastal chieftain in the former Portuguese slave market of Little Popo (Aného) in modern-day Togo, and ruled the Guin/Ge State there from 1694 to 1727 or 1731/33.
Revised:  Archival records indicate that Christian Protten ' s maternal uncle, Ashangmo, also Foli Bebe or Ofori Bembeneen was a coastal chieftain in the former Portuguese slave market of Little Popo (Aného) in modern-day Togo, and ruled the Guin/Ge State there from 1694 to 1727 or 1731/33.
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Original:  Education Christian Protten ’ s early education was at the Danish language-Christiansborg Castle School for mulattoes, where he was tutored by a Lutheran minister.
Revised:  Education Christian Protten ' s early education was at the Danish language-Christiansborg Castle School for mulattoes, where he was tutored by a Lutheran minister.
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Original:  Commenting on Protten ’ s perceived conceitedness, Zinzendorf wrote, “ Protten has a high opinion of himself.
Revised:  Commenting on Protten ' s perceived conceitedness, Zinzendorf wrote, “ Protten has a high opinion of himself.
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Original:  Commenting on Protten ’ s perceived conceitedness, Zinzendorf wrote, “ Protten has a high opinion of himself.
Revised:  Commenting on Protten ’ s perceived conceitedness, Zinzendorf wrote, " Protten has a high opinion of himself.
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Original:  Prior his departure to the Gold Coast, Count Zinzendorf instructed, “ Dear Christian: In order to convert the Moors, you must leave all your Moorish bad habits in Amsterdam .” Despite these negative remarks before his departure, Protten was nonetheless tasked with establishing a school for Euro-African children in Elmina.
Revised:  Prior his departure to the Gold Coast, Count Zinzendorf instructed, " Dear Christian: In order to convert the Moors, you must leave all your Moorish bad habits in Amsterdam .” Despite these negative remarks before his departure, Protten was nonetheless tasked with establishing a school for Euro-African children in Elmina.
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Original:  Prior his departure to the Gold Coast, Count Zinzendorf instructed, “ Dear Christian: In order to convert the Moors, you must leave all your Moorish bad habits in Amsterdam .” Despite these negative remarks before his departure, Protten was nonetheless tasked with establishing a school for Euro-African children in Elmina.
Revised:  Prior his departure to the Gold Coast, Count Zinzendorf instructed, “ Dear Christian: In order to convert the Moors, you must leave all your Moorish bad habits in Amsterdam ". Despite these negative remarks before his departure, Protten was nonetheless tasked with establishing a school for Euro-African children in Elmina.
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Original:  During Protten ’ s imprisonment in Elmina, he was infected with malaria.
Revised:  During Protten ' s imprisonment in Elmina, he was infected with malaria.
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Original:  There were constant tensions between Zinzendorf and Protten due to the latter ’ s alcoholism and alleged haughtiness.
Revised:  There were constant tensions between Zinzendorf and Protten due to the latter ' s alcoholism and alleged haughtiness.
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Original:  Earlier in 1764, he had submitted a proposal to the Danish Crown, King Frederick V of Denmark (reigned 1746-66 ), to establish a boarding school at Christiansborg which would include a curriculum in indigenous languages, highlighting the importance he attached to literacy in his mother tongue.
Revised:  Earlier in 1764, he had submitted a proposal to the Danish Crown, King Frederick V of Denmark (reigned 1746–66 ), to establish a boarding school at Christiansborg which would include a curriculum in indigenous languages, highlighting the importance he attached to literacy in his mother tongue.
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Original:  Furthermore, Protten translated Martin Luther ’ s Smaller Catechism into the Fante and Ga languages.
Revised:  Furthermore, Protten translated Martin Luther ' s Smaller Catechism into the Fante and Ga languages.
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Original:  Freundlich was also known as “Shelly” , a mulatress and a former slave from the Caribbean who was the widow of a Moravian missionary, Matthäus Freundlich (c. 1681-c. 1742).
Revised:  Freundlich was also known as "Shelly" , a mulatress and a former slave from the Caribbean who was the widow of a Moravian missionary, Matthäus Freundlich (c. 1681-c. 1742).
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Original:  The Freundlich family had travelled to Germany due to Matthaus Freundlich ’ s ill-health.
Revised:  The Freundlich family had travelled to Germany due to Matthaus Freundlich ' s ill-health.
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Original:  The appendix to Protten ’ s booklet was the first published grammar of an indigenous language of the Gold Coast.
Revised:  The appendix to Protten ' s booklet was the first published grammar of an indigenous language of the Gold Coast.
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Original:  Literature Sebald, Peter (1994) “Christian Jacob Protten Africanus ( 1715-1769) - erster Missionar einer deutschen Missionsgesellschaft in Schwarzafrika” Kolonien und Missionen. pp. 109–121 Fay, Robert (2005), “Protten, Christian Jacob (1715 - 1769), Religious Educator, Missionary” Oxford: Oxford University Press
Revised:  Literature Sebald, Peter (1994) “Christian Jacob Protten Africanus ( 1715–1769) – erster Missionar einer deutschen Missionsgesellschaft in Schwarzafrika” Kolonien und Missionen. pp. 109–121 Fay, Robert (2005), “Protten, Christian Jacob (1715 - 1769), Religious Educator, Missionary” Oxford: Oxford University Press
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Original:  Literature Sebald, Peter (1994) “Christian Jacob Protten Africanus ( 1715-1769) - erster Missionar einer deutschen Missionsgesellschaft in Schwarzafrika” Kolonien und Missionen. pp. 109–121 Fay, Robert (2005), “Protten, Christian Jacob (1715 - 1769), Religious Educator, Missionary” Oxford: Oxford University Press
Revised:  Literature Sebald, Peter (1994) “Christian Jacob Protten Africanus ( 1715-1769) - erster Missionar einer deutschen Missionsgesellschaft in Schwarzafrika” Kolonien und Missionen. pp. 109–121 Fay, Robert (2005), “Protten, Christian Jacob (1715 – 1769), Religious Educator, Missionary” Oxford: Oxford University Press
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Original: 1769 deaths Category:Christian missionaries in Africa Category:Danish people of the Moravian Church Category:Ga-Adangbe people Category:Ghanaian Christians Category:Ghanaian Protestants Category:Ghanaian people of Danish descent Category:Ghanaian educators Category:Ghanaian  missionaries Category:Gold Coast (British colony) people Category:Heads of schools in Ghana Category:Moravian Church missionaries Category:People from Accra Category:Protestant missionaries in Gha
Revised: 1769 deaths Category:Christian missionaries in Africa Category:Danish people of the Moravian Church Category:Ga-Adangbe people Category:Ghanaian Protestants Category:Ghanaian people of Danish descent Category:Ghanaian educators Category:Ghanaian missionaries Category:Gold Coast (British colony) people Category:Heads of schools in Ghana Category:Moravian Church missionaries Category:People from Accra Category:Protestant missionaries in Gha
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Original: 1769 deaths Category:Christian missionaries in Africa Category:Danish people of the Moravian Church Category:Ga-Adangbe people Category:Ghanaian Christians Category:Ghanaian Protestants Category:Ghanaian people of Danish descent Category:Ghanaian educators Category:Ghanaian  missionaries Category:Gold Coast (British colony) people Category:Heads of schools in Ghana Category:Moravian Church missionaries Category:People from Accra Category:Protestant missionaries in Gha
Revised: 1769 deaths Category:Christian missionaries in Africa Category:Danish people of the Moravian Church Category:Ga-Adangbe people Category:Ghanaian Christians Category:Ghanaian Protestants Category:Ghanaian people of Danish descent Category:Ghanaian educators Category:Ghanaian Protestant missionaries Category:Gold Coast (British colony) people Category:Heads of schools in Ghana Category:Moravian Church missionaries Category:People from Accra Category:Protestant missionaries in Gha
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Original: Personal life 125px|Rebecca Freundlich Protten On 6 June 1746, he married Rebecca Freundlich (1718–1780) in Herrnhut, Germany.
Revised: Personal life On 6 June 1746, he married Rebecca Freundlich (1718–1780) in Herrnhut, Germany.
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Original: Work Teaching and Christian mission 250px|Christian Jacob Protten In 1735, Christian Protten met Nikolaus Ludwig, Reichsgraf von Zinzendorf und Pottendorf (1700–60), the Bishop of the Moravian Church, at the Danish court.
Revised: Work Teaching and Christian mission In 1735, Christian Protten met Nikolaus Ludwig, Reichsgraf von Zinzendorf und Pottendorf (1700–60), the Bishop of the Moravian Church, at the Danish court.
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Original:  In 1732, he finally matriculated at the University of Copenhagen where he studied theology , completing his studies in 1735 at the age of twenty.
Revised:  In 1732, he finally matriculated at the University of Copenhagen where he studied theology until 1735.
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Original:  Attiqullah Sayed Ahmadi, a resident of California, was admitted to the United States in 1982 as a stateless Afghan refugee under and became an immigrant  and a green card holder  pursuant to section 1159(a)(2).
Revised:  Attiqullah Sayed Ahmadi, a resident of California, was admitted to the United States in 1982 as a stateless Afghan refugee under and became an immigrant ( and a green card holder pursuant to section 1159(a)(2).
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Original:  Attiqullah Sayed Ahmadi, a resident of California, was admitted to the United States in 1982 as a stateless Afghan refugee under and became an immigrant  and a green card holder  pursuant to section 1159(a)(2).
Revised:  Attiqullah Sayed Ahmadi, a resident of California, was admitted to the United States in 1982 as a stateless Afghan refugee under and became an immigrant and a green card holder ) pursuant to section 1159(a)(2).
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Original:  And under , any Immigration Judge may terminate the removal proceedings of any person who turns out to be a national of the United States (American) or one that is not removable under the INA.
Revised:  And under , any Immigration Judge may terminate the removal proceeding of any person who turns out to be a national of the United States (American) or one that is not removable under the INA.
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Original:  And under , any Immigration Judge may terminate the removal proceedings of any person who turns out to be a national of the United States (American) or one that is not removable under the INA.
Revised:  And under , any Immigration Judge may terminate the removal proceedings of any person who turns out to be a national of the United States or one that is not removable under the INA.
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Original:  This process provided him with two separate lifetime protections against removability.
Revised:  This process provided him with two independent lifetime protections against removability.
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Original:   (emphases added) ("The provisions of subsection (a) shall not apply to an alien whom the Attorney General admits to the United States under section 1157 of this title.") He was naturalized as a U.S. citizen in the late 1990s in accordance with and forcefully removed from the United States in early 2000s on an inapplicable aggravated felony charge (). (same) Mr. Ahmadi was represented by Vikas Bajaj, an attorney in San Diego, California.
Revised:  (emphasis added) (emphases added) ("The provisions of subsection (a) shall not apply to an alien whom the Attorney General admits to the United States under section 1157 of this title.") He was naturalized as a U.S. citizen in the late 1990s in accordance with and forcefully removed from the United States in early 2000s on an inapplicable aggravated felony charge (). (same) Mr. Ahmadi was represented by Vikas Bajaj, an attorney in San Diego, California.
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Original:  (emphasis added) (  emphases added) ("The provisions of subsection (a) shall not apply to an alien whom the Attorney General admits to the United States under section 1157 of this title.") He was naturalized as a U.S. citizen in the late 1990s in accordance with and forcefully removed from the United States in early 2000s on an inapplicable aggravated felony charge (). (same) Mr. Ahmadi was represented by Vikas Bajaj, an attorney in San Diego, California.
Revised:  (emphasis added) ( emphasis added) ( emphases added) ("The provisions of subsection (a) shall not apply to an alien whom the Attorney General admits to the United States under section 1157 of this title.") He was naturalized as a U.S. citizen in the late 1990s in accordance with and forcefully removed from the United States in early 2000s on an inapplicable aggravated felony charge (). (same) Mr. Ahmadi was represented by Vikas Bajaj, an attorney in San Diego, California.
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Original:  (emphasis added) (emphasis added) (emphases added) ("The provisions of subsection (a) shall not apply to an alien whom the Attorney General admits to the United States under section 1157 of this title.") He was  naturalized as a U.S. citizen in the late 1990s in accordance with and forcefully removed from the United States in early 2000s on an inapplicable aggravated felony charge (). (same) Mr. Ahmadi was represented by Vikas Bajaj, an attorney in San Diego, California.
Revised:  (emphasis added) (emphasis added) (emphases added) ("The provisions of subsection (a) shall not apply to an alien whom the Attorney General admits to the United States under section 1157 of this title.") He was then naturalized as a U.S. citizen in the late 1990s in accordance with and forcefully removed from the United States in early 2000s on an inapplicable aggravated felony charge (). (same) Mr. Ahmadi was represented by Vikas Bajaj, an attorney in San Diego, California.
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Original:  (emphasis added) (emphasis added) (emphases added) ("The provisions of subsection (a) shall not apply to an alien whom the Attorney General admits to the United States under section 1157 of this title.") He was  naturalized as a U.S. citizen in the late 1990s in accordance with and forcefully removed from the United States in early 2000s on an inapplicable aggravated felony charge (). (same) Mr. Ahmadi was represented by Vikas Bajaj, an attorney in San Diego, California.
Revised:  (emphasis added) (emphasis added) (emphases added) ("The provisions of subsection (a) shall not apply to an alien whom the Attorney General admits to the United States under section 1157 of this title.") He was naturalized as a U.S. citizen in the late 1990s in accordance with but forcefully removed from the United States in early 2000s on an inapplicable aggravated felony charge (). (same) Mr. Ahmadi was represented by Vikas Bajaj, an attorney in San Diego, California.
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Original:  The Sassanids built numerous fortifications in the Caucasus region to halt these attacks, of which perhaps the most notably are the imposing fortifications built in Derbent (Dagestan, North Caucasus, now a part of Russia) that to a large extent, have remained intact up to this day.
Revised:  The Sassanids built numerous fortifications in the Caucasus region to halt these attacks, such as the imposing fortifications built in Derbent (Dagestan, North Caucasus, now a part of Russia) that to a large extent, have remained intact up to this day.
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Original:  Collins received over 30,000 letters asking for a copy of the eulogy that he gave to Eddie Sachs after Sachs died in a crash on the second lap of the 1964 Indianapolis 500.
Revised:  Collins received over 30,000 letters asking for a copy of the eulogy that he gave to Eddie Sachs after Sachs died in a crash on the second lap of the 1964 Indianapolis URL
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Original: There has additionally been a significant element of illegal Chinese emigration, destined for New York City’s Chinatown. most notably Fuzhou immigrants from Fujian Province and Wenzhounese from Zhejiang Province in Mainland China..
Revised: There has additionally been a significant element of illegal Chinese emigration, destined for New York City’s Chinatown. most notably Fuzhou immigrants from Fujian Province and Wenzhou immigrants from Zhejiang Province in Mainland China..
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Original: Thomas Ongodia Aisu (  1954 —  2018), commonly referred to as Thomas Aisu, was a Ugandan physician, microbiologist, academic and academic administrator, who at the time of his death, served as an Associate Professor at the Soroti University School of Health Sciences.
Revised: Thomas Ongodia Aisu ( 1954 — 2018), was a Ugandan physician, microbiologist, academic and academic administrator, who at the time of his death, served as an Associate Professor at the Soroti University School of Health Sciences.
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Original:  Career Doctor Aisu worked in the past as a Laboratory Specialist Medical Officer at the World Health Organization.
Revised:  Career Aisu worked in the past as a Laboratory Specialist Medical Officer at the World Health Organization.
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Original:  Death On the morning of Tuesday 16 October 2018, Dr. Thomas Aisu drove himself in his personal automobile to the campus of Soroti University.
Revised:  Death On the morning of Tuesday 16 October 2018, Aisu drove himself in his personal automobile to the campus of Soroti University.
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Original:  He came to attend a meeting of the University Senate, which was in preparation for a visit from the Uganda National Council for Higher Education the following week . Dr . Aisu made a presentation to the meeting, which took place in the university boardroom.
Revised:  He came to attend a meeting of the University Senate, which was in preparation for a visit from the Uganda National Council for Higher Education the following week . Aisu made a presentation to the meeting, which took place in the university boardroom.
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Original:  He will be laid to rest at his ancestral home, in Kumi Municipality, on Saturday 20 October 2018.
Revised:  He was laid to rest at his ancestral home, in Kumi Municipality, on Saturday 20 October 2018.
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Original:  His daughters stated that "his condition has progressed much faster in the last few months than any of us could have anticipated". >
Revised:  His daughters stated that "his condition has progressed much faster in the last few months than any of us could have anticipated". 
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Original:  Hanna settled the subsequent lawsuit out of court, shut down the petting zoo, and moved his family to Florida.
Revised:  Hanna settled a later lawsuit out of court, shut down the petting zoo, and moved his family to Florida.
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Original:  From 1981-83, Hanna hosted a local television program, "Hanna's Ark ", which aired on the local CBS affiliate in Columbus, WBNS. Hanna's live animal demonstrations on Good Morning America and David Letterman's talk show incarnations brought national attention to the Columbus Zoo as well as to Hanna himself.
Revised:  From 1981-83, Hanna hosted a local television program, "Hanna's Ark ," which aired on the local CBS affiliate in Columbus, WBNS. Hanna's live animal demonstrations on Good Morning America and David Letterman's talk show incarnations brought national attention to the Columbus Zoo as well as to Hanna himself.
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Original:  Hanna also occasionally contributes commentary as an animal expert on various local and national news programs, and has done guest spots on other shows such as Larry King Live, Nancy Grace, Maury, and The Hollywood Squares.
Revised:  Hanna also occasionally contributed commentary as an animal expert on various local and national news programs, and has done guest spots on other shows such as Larry King Live, Nancy Grace, Maury, and The Hollywood Squares.
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Original:  Hanna provided police assistance with expertise in tracking down the animals, which included lions, leopards, wolves, primates, bears  and eighteen tigers.
Revised:  Hanna provided police assistance with expertise in tracking down the animals, which included lions, leopards, wolves, primates, bears , and eighteen tigers.
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