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Original:  President  signed the law in October 2009.
Revised:  President Barack Obama signed the law in October 2009.
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Original:  We have never seen in our whole career a lawyer ordered out of the court room like this.
Revised:  We have seen in our whole career a lawyer ordered out of the court room like this.
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Original:  We should not be treated like this, we are defending those men who defended the honour of the nation, yes they are the honour of the nation," said Egyptian lawyer, in court for Hussein's defense.
Revised:  We should be treated like this, we are defending those men who defended the honour of the nation, yes they are the honour of the nation," said Egyptian lawyer, in court for Hussein's defense.
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Original:  When Khalil continued to speak out of turn, Judge Abdel ordered court guards to remove her from the courtroom.
Revised:  When Khalil continued to speak out of turn, Judge Abdel ordered coast guards to remove her from the courtroom.
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Original:  While doing so, Khalil threw her lawyer pullover on the floor and walked out of the courtroom . "You have to stick to the rules, you are a lawyer , you should behave by the rules," said Judge Abdel to Khalil while she left the courtroom .
Revised:  While doing so, Khalil threw her lawyer pullover on the floor and walked out of the classroom . "You have to stick to the rules, you are a lawyer , you should behave by the rules," said Judge Abdel to Khalil while she left the courtroom .
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Original:  While doing so, Khalil threw her lawyer pullover on the floor and walked out of the courtroom . "You have to stick to the rules, you are a lawyer , you should behave by the rules," said Judge Abdel to Khalil while she left the courtroom .
Revised:  While doing so, Khalil threw her lawyer pullover on the floor and walked out of the courtroom . "You have to stick to the rules, you are a lawyer , you should behave by the rules," said Judge Abdel to Khalil while she left the classroom .
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Original:  We have  seen in our whole career a clown ordered out of the court room like this.
Revised:  We have never seen in our whole career a clown ordered out of the court room like this.
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Original:  We should  be treated like this, we are defending those men who attacked the honour of the nation, yes they are the honour of the nation," said American lawyer, in court for Hussein's defense.
Revised:  We should not be treated like this, we are defending those men who attacked the honour of the nation, yes they are the honour of the nation," said American lawyer, in court for Hussein's defense.
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Original:  We should  be treated like this, we are defending those men who attacked the honour of the nation, yes they are the honour of the nation," said American lawyer, in court for Hussein's defense.
Revised:  We should be treated like this, we are defending those men who defended the honour of the nation, yes they are the honour of the nation," said American lawyer, in court for Hussein's defense.
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Original:  Khalil was attempting to make a threat when Judge Abdel told her to stop crying .
Revised:  Khalil was attempting to make a speech when Judge Abdel told her to stop crying .
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Original:  When Khalil continued to speak out of turn, Judge Abdel ordered coast guards to remove her from the courtroom.
Revised:  When Khalil continued to speak out of turn, Judge Abdel ordered court guards to remove her from the courtroom.
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Original:  While doing so, Khalil threw her lawyer pullover on the floor and walked out of the classroom . "You have to stick to the rules, you are a clown , you should behave by the rules," said Judge Abdel to Khalil while she left the classroom .
Revised:  While doing so, Khalil threw her lawyer pullover on the floor and walked out of the courtroom . "You have to stick to the rules, you are a clown , you should behave by the rules," said Judge Abdel to Khalil while she left the classroom .
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Original:  While doing so, Khalil threw her lawyer pullover on the floor and walked out of the classroom . "You have to stick to the rules, you are a clown , you should behave by the rules," said Judge Abdel to Khalil while she left the classroom .
Revised:  While doing so, Khalil threw her lawyer pullover on the floor and walked out of the classroom . "You have to stick to the rules, you are a lawyer , you should behave by the rules," said Judge Abdel to Khalil while she left the classroom .
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Original:  While doing so, Khalil threw her lawyer pullover on the floor and walked out of the classroom . "You have to stick to the rules, you are a clown , you should behave by the rules," said Judge Abdel to Khalil while she left the classroom .
Revised:  While doing so, Khalil threw her lawyer pullover on the floor and walked out of the classroom . "You have to stick to the rules, you are a clown , you should behave by the rules," said Judge Abdel to Khalil while she left the courtroom .
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Original:  We should not be treated like this, we are defending those men who defended the honour of the nation, yes they are the honour of the nation," said  Egyptian lawyer, in court for Hussein's defense.
Revised:  We should not be treated like this, we are defending those men who defended the honour of the nation, yes they are the honour of the nation," said the Egyptian lawyer, in court for Hussein's defense.
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Original:  While doing so, Khalil threw her lawyer pullover on the floor and walked out of the courtroom.
Revised:  Khalil then threw her lawyer pullover on the floor and walked out of the courtroom.
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Original: edit/development draft mode --elliot_k 14:56, 22 May 2006 (UTC) A team of Japanese scientists say the ozone hole over the Antarctic is likely to begin contracting in the future and may disappear by 2050.
Revised: edit/development draft mode The ozone hole over the Antarctic is likely to begin contracting in the future and may disappear by 2050.
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Original: edit/development draft mode --elliot_k 14:56, 22 May 2006 (UTC) A team of Japanese scientists say the ozone hole over the Antarctic is likely to begin contracting in the future and may disappear by 2050.
Revised: edit/development draft mode --elliot_k 14:56, 22 May 2006 (UTC) A team of Japanese scientists say the ozone hole over the Antarctic is likely to contract and may disappear by 2050.
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Original:  The findings are based on a series of numerical simulations carried out by Eiji Akiyoshi of the  National Institute for Environmental Studies  , using projected emissions of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs ) and other gases blamed for the ozone hole.
Revised:  The findings are based on a series of numerical simulations carried out by Eiji Akiyoshi of the w: National Institute for Environmental Studies , using projected emissions of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs ) and other gases blamed for the ozone hole.
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Original:  The findings are based on a series of numerical simulations carried out by Eiji Akiyoshi of the  National Institute for Environmental Studies  , using projected emissions of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs ) and other gases blamed for the ozone hole.
Revised:  The findings are based on a series of numerical simulations carried out by Eiji Akiyoshi of the National Institute for Environmental Studies , using projected emissions of CFCs and other gases blamed for the ozone hole.
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Original:  Lowered CFC emissions can cause the hole to gradually close, the scientists, headed by Eiji Akiyoshi of the National Institute for Environmental Studies believe . Report: Ozone Hole May Disappear by 2050 By Associated Press Published May 20, 2006, 8:01 AM CDT TOKYO -
Revised:  Lowered CFC emissions can cause the hole to gradually close, the scientists, headed by Eiji Akiyoshi of the National Institute for Environmental Studies believe . Report: Ozone Hole May Disappear by 2050 TOKYO -
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Original:  The findings are based on a series of numerical simulations carried out by Eiji Akiyoshi of the National Institute for Environmental Studies, near Tokyo, using projected emissions of chlorofluorocarbons and other gases blamed for the ozone hole.
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Original:  According to a report posted Friday on the institute's Web site, the holeis at its largest now but is likely to gradually start contracting around 2020 and disappear by around 2050.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The team's findings are in line with research by other scientists.
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Original:  Chlorofluorocarbon levels in the earth 's atmosphere have been declining since the mid-1990s due to international efforts to reduce emissions
Revised:  Chlorofluorocarbon levels in the Earth 's atmosphere have been declining since the mid-1990s due to international efforts to reduce emissions
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Original:  Chlorofluorocarbon levels in the earth 's atmosphere have been declining since the mid-1990s due to international efforts to reduce emissions
Revised:  Chlorofluorocarbon levels in the earth 's atmosphere have been ingradual decline since the mid-1990s due to international efforts to reduce emissions
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Original:  Chlorofluorocarbon levels in the earth 's atmosphere have been declining since the mid-1990s due to international efforts to reduce emissions
Revised:  Chlorofluorocarbon levels in the earth 's atmosphere have been declining since the mid-1990s , as a result of global efforts to reduce emissions
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Original:  Chlorofluorocarbon levels in the earth 's atmosphere have been declining since the mid-1990s due to international efforts to reduce emissions
Revised:  Chlorofluorocarbon levels in the earth 's atmosphere have been declining since the mid-1990s due to international efforts to reduce their emission
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Original:  The findings are based on a series of numerical simulations carried out by Eiji Akiyoshi of the w: National Institute for Environmental Studies |National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) , using projected emissions of CFCs and other gases blamed for the ozone hole.
Revised:  The findings are based on a series of numerical simulations carried out by Eiji Akiyoshi of the National Institute for Environmental Studies |National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) , using projected emissions of CFCs and other gases blamed for the ozone hole.
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Original:  The findings are based on a series of numerical simulations carried out by Eiji Akiyoshi of the w: National Institute for Environmental Studies |National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) , using projected emissions of CFCs and other gases blamed for the ozone hole.
Revised:  The findings are based on a series of numerical simulations carried out by Eiji Akiyoshi of the w: National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) , using projected emissions of CFCs and other gases blamed for the ozone hole.
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Original:  According to the Japanese report  the Antarctic ozone hole is currently at its largest, but is likely to begin gradual contraction around 2020 and possibly disappear around 2050 - lowered CFC emissions can cause the hole to gradually close, the NIES reported.
Revised:  According to the Japanese report the Antarctic ozone hole is currently at its largest, but is likely to begin gradual contraction around 2020 and possibly disappear around 2050. It is believed lowered CFC emissions can cause the hole to gradually close, the NIES reported.
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Original:  While Earth  ’s ozone layer is slowly being replenished following an international 1987 agreement banning CFCs, the  recovery is occurring in a changing atmosphere and is unlikely to stabilize at pre-1980 levels, says a new University of Colorado at Boulder study.
Revised:  While Earth But while Earth ’s ozone layer is slowly being replenished following an international 1987 agreement banning CFCs, the recovery is occurring in a changing atmosphere and is unlikely to stabilize at pre-1980 levels, says a new University of Colorado at Boulder study.
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Original:  While Earth  ’s ozone layer is slowly being replenished following an international 1987 agreement banning CFCs, the  recovery is occurring in a changing atmosphere and is unlikely to stabilize at pre-1980 levels, says a new University of Colorado at Boulder study.
Revised:  While Earth ’s ozone layer is slowly being replenished following the international 1987 agreement banning CFCs, the recovery is occurring in a changing atmosphere and is unlikely to stabilize at pre-1980 levels, says a new University of Colorado at Boulder study.
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Original:  While Earth  ’s ozone layer is slowly being replenished following an international 1987 agreement banning CFCs, the  recovery is occurring in a changing atmosphere and is unlikely to stabilize at pre-1980 levels, says a new University of Colorado at Boulder study.
Revised:  While Earth ’s ozone layer is slowly being replenished following an international 1987 agreement banning CFCs, the recovery is occurring in a changing atmosphere and is unlikely to stabilize at pre-1980 levels, according to a recent University of Colorado at Boulder study.
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Original:  While Earth  ’s ozone layer is slowly being replenished following an international 1987 agreement banning CFCs, the  recovery is occurring in a changing atmosphere and is unlikely to stabilize at pre-1980 levels, says a new University of Colorado at Boulder study.
Revised:  While Earth ’s ozone layer is slowly being replenished following an international 1987 agreement banning CFCs, the recovery is occurring in a changing atmosphere and is unlikely to stabilize at pre-1980 levels, says a new University of Colorado study.
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Original:   "We now have some confidence that the ozone layer is responding to the decreases in chlorine levels in the atmosphere due to the leveling off and decrease of CFCs, and most of the improvements are in agreement with what we had hoped for with the Montreal Protocol in place," she said.
Revised:  "We now have some confidence that the ozone layer is responding to the decreases in chlorine levels in the atmosphere due to the leveling off and decrease of CFCs, and most of the improvements are in agreement with what we had hoped for with the Montreal Protocol in place," 
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Original:  "But we are not out of the woods yet, and the ozone recovery process still faces a number of uncertainties." said the co-author of a paper by the Danish Meteorological Institute in a May 2006 issue of Nature.
Revised:  "But we are not out of the woods yet, and the ozone recovery process still faces a number of uncertainties." 
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Original:  Other scientists say that harmful emissions still haven't been lowered enough to influence the  hole's size.
Revised:  Other scientists say that harmful emissions have not been lowered enough to influence the hole's size.
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Original: 2004 maximum ozone hole The ozone hole over the Antarctic is likely to contract and may disappear by 2050 - as a result of a global reduction of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and other ozone-depleting emmisions.
Revised: 2004 maximum ozone hole Researchers say the ozone hole over the Antarctic is likely to contract and may disappear by 2050 - as a result of a global reduction of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) and other ozone-depleting emmisions.
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Original: In another attack on the Terror Camp the in The Dartmouth, the independent Dartmouth College newspaper, Mr Yee further claimed the United States was "accepting torture".
Revised: In another attack on the Terror Camp in the The Dartmouth, the independent Dartmouth College newspaper, Mr Yee further claimed the United States was "accepting torture".
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Original: James Yee, a Muslim chaplain formerly stationed at the Guantánamo detention camp, has talked about his solitary confinement inside Camp X-Ray . On May 22  Mr. Yee in speech at Dartmouth College , a privately funded academic institution in the United States, told an audience of 100 people  he was accused of spying and kept in isolation for 76 days.
Revised: James Yee, a Muslim chaplain formerly stationed at the Guantánamo detention camp, has talked about his solitary confinement inside Camp X-Ray . On May 22 , Mr. Yee in speech at Dartmouth College , a privately funded academic institution in the United States, told an audience of 100 people he was accused of spying and kept in isolation for 76 days.
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Original: James Yee, a Muslim chaplain formerly stationed at the Guantánamo detention camp, has talked about his solitary confinement inside Camp X-Ray . On May 22  Mr. Yee in speech at Dartmouth College , a privately funded academic institution in the United States, told an audience of 100 people  he was accused of spying and kept in isolation for 76 days.
Revised: James Yee, a Muslim chaplain formerly stationed at the Guantánamo detention camp, has talked about his solitary confinement inside Camp X-Ray . On May 22 Mr. Yee held a speach at Dartmouth College , a privately funded academic institution in the United States, told an audience of 100 people he was accused of spying and kept in isolation for 76 days.
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Original: James Yee, a Muslim chaplain formerly stationed at the Guantánamo detention camp, has talked about his solitary confinement inside Camp X-Ray . On May 22  Mr. Yee in speech at Dartmouth College , a privately funded academic institution in the United States, told an audience of 100 people  he was accused of spying and kept in isolation for 76 days.
Revised: James Yee, a Muslim chaplain formerly stationed at the Guantánamo detention camp, has talked about his solitary confinement inside Camp X-Ray . On May 22 Mr. Yee in speech at Dartmouth College in front of an audience of 100 people he was accused of spying and kept in isolation for 76 days.
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Original:  In another attack on the Terror Camp in the The Dartmouth, the independent Dartmouth College newspaper, Mr Yee further claimed the United States was " accepting torture".
Revised:  Mr Yee told The Dartmouth, the independent Dartmouth College newspaper, Mr Yee further claimed the United States was " accepting torture".
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Original:  In another attack on the Terror Camp in the The Dartmouth, the independent Dartmouth College newspaper, Mr Yee further claimed the United States was " accepting torture".
Revised:  In another attack on the Terror Camp in the The Dartmouth, the independent Dartmouth College newspaper, " accepting torture".
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Original:  These comments follows an earlier outburst Mr Yee made on May 5 to the University of California, Davis,  Center for the Study of Human Rights in the Americas (CSHRA)  . Yee,  said that journalists and congressmen who visit Guantánamo prison don't get a real unsanitized picture of conditions .
Revised:  On May 5 to the University of California, Davis, Center for the Study of Human Rights in the Americas (CSHRA) . Yee, said that journalists and congressmen who visit Guantánamo prison don't get a real unsanitized picture of conditions .
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Original:  These comments follows an earlier outburst Mr Yee made on May 5 to the University of California, Davis,  Center for the Study of Human Rights in the Americas (CSHRA)  . Yee,  said that journalists and congressmen who visit Guantánamo prison don't get a real unsanitized picture of conditions .
Revised:  These comments follows an earlier outburst Mr Yee made on May 5 to the University of California, Davis, Center for the Study of Human Rights in the Americas (CSHRA) . Yee, who earlier said that journalists and congressmen who visit Guantánamo prison don't get a real unsanitized picture of conditions .
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Original:  When the guards returned the prisoner attempted to lock the three guards in the cell .
Revised:  When the guards returned the prisoner attempted to lock the three guards in the cell 
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Original:  The attempt to escape failed but, Mr Yee says, "  the incident didn't stop there  "  . "One of the guards continued to bludgeon that prisoner on the back of the head after already being shackled at the ankles and his wrists behind his back and, of course, it was a bloody affair.
Revised:  The attempt to escape failed but, Mr Yee says, " But the incident didn't stop there " . "One of the guards continued to bludgeon that prisoner on the back of the head after already being shackled at the ankles and his wrists behind his back and, of course, it was a bloody affair.
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Original:  The attempt to escape failed but, Mr Yee says, "  the incident didn't stop there  "  . "One of the guards continued to bludgeon that prisoner on the back of the head after already being shackled at the ankles and his wrists behind his back and, of course, it was a bloody affair.
Revised:  The attempt to escape failed but, Mr Yee says, " the incident didn't stop there , " . "One of the guards continued to bludgeon that prisoner on the back of the head after already being shackled at the ankles and his wrists behind his back and, of course, it was a bloody affair.
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Original:   Yee further claims some prisoners were  as young as 12 to 14 years old.
Revised:  Yee also claims some prisoners were as young as 12 to 14 years old.
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Original:  Mr  Yee was accused of espionage by the military on September 10, 2003, and was held while heading home from Cuba  .
Revised:  Mr James Yee was accused of espionage by the military on September 10, 2003, and was held while heading home from Cuba .
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Original:  Mr  Yee was accused of espionage by the military on September 10, 2003, and was held while heading home from Cuba  .
Revised:  Mr Yee was accused of espionage by the military on September 10, 2003, while heading home from Cuba .
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Original:  After 76 days confinement, he was released and the criminal charges against him dropped.
Revised:  After 76 days , James Yee was released and the criminal charges against him dropped.
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Original:  Yee continued , "And down on the way, on this trip to Charleston, the guard pulls out of this bag these goggles -- they're blackened out, opaque -- puts them on my eyes so now I can't see a thing.
Revised:  Yee continues , "And down on the way, on this trip to Charleston, the guard pulls out of this bag these goggles -- they're blackened out, opaque -- puts them on my eyes so now I can't see a thing.
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Original:  On another aspect of the treatment a clearly emotional Mr Yee said he experienced: "One of the most ironic parts of this situation is that down in Guantanamo, as the Muslim chaplain, I was able to protect certain religious rights for the alleged, suspected, Taliban and al-Qaeda prisoners down in Guantanamo.
Revised:  On another aspect of the treatment he experienced, Yee said, "One of the most ironic parts of this situation is that down in Guantanamo, as the Muslim chaplain, I was able to protect certain religious rights for the alleged, suspected, Taliban and al-Qaeda prisoners down in Guantanamo.
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Original:  Yee claims Major General Geoffrey Miller, commander of the Guantánamo detention camp, made the decision to jail Yee.
Revised:  Maj. Gen. Geoffrey Miller, commander of the Guantánamo detention camp, made the decision to jail Yee.
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Original:  Miller was later transferred to Iraq to the prison at Abu Ghraib.
Revised:  Miller was then transferred to Iraq to the prison at Abu Ghraib.
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