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Original:  Successive regiemes detained Ben Bella first in prison and later his home from his deposition to 1980 when he left for Switzerland in exile, before being pardoned a decade later.
Revised:  Successive regimes detained Ben Bella first in prison and later his home from his deposition to 1980 when he left for Switzerland in exile, before being pardoned a decade later.
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Original:  Ben Bella had grappled with post-war consolidation after  1.5 million French workers left the nation  .
Revised:  Ben Bella had grappled with post-war consolidation after 1.5 million French left the nation .
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Original:  Plans to restart the Northern Ireland Assemebly failed today as the controversial Democratic Unionist Party leader and Protestant evangelist Ian Paisley rejected the nomination by Sinn Fein's Gerry Adams for him to be First Finister of a new Northern Ireland Executive.
Revised:  Plans to restart the Northern Ireland Assembly failed today as the controversial Democratic Unionist Party leader and Protestant evangelist Ian Paisley rejected the nomination by Sinn Fein's Gerry Adams for him to be First Finister of a new Northern Ireland Executive.
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Original:  Plans to restart the Northern Ireland Assemebly failed today as the controversial Democratic Unionist Party leader and Protestant evangelist Ian Paisley rejected the nomination by Sinn Fein's Gerry Adams for him to be First Finister of a new Northern Ireland Executive.
Revised:  Plans to restart the Northern Ireland Assemebly failed today as the controversial Democratic Unionist Party leader and Protestant evangelist Ian Paisley rejected the nomination by Sinn Fein's Gerry Adams for him to be First Minister of a new Northern Ireland Executive.
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Original: Britian restarted a shadow version of the Assembly last week for the first time in 3 1/2 years to form a power sharing home rule government made up Catholics and Protestants by a November 24 as directed by the Belfast Agreement.
Revised: Britain restarted a shadow version of the Assembly last week for the first time in 3 1/2 years to form a power sharing home rule government made up Catholics and Protestants by a November 24 as directed by the Belfast Agreement.
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Original:  The ban was imposed after the conservative Malay daily Berita Harian printed a series of articles, from May 3rd to 5th, questioning the content of the film.
Revised:  The ban comes after the conservative Malay daily Berita Harian printed a series of articles, from May 3rd to 5th, questioning the content of the film.
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Original:   On Monday, 22 May, Radzi announced that in the annual meeting of the UMNO supreme council, in June, the government will decide whether to keep the ban on the film, or let the people decide for themselves
Revised:  On Monday, 22 May, Radzi announced that in the annual meeting of the UMNO supreme council, in June, the government are scheduled to decide whether to keep the ban on the film, or let the people decide for themselves
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Original:  Ten days before it was supposed to start screening  the Home Ministry retracted the approval.
Revised:  Ten days before it was supposed to start screening , the Home Ministry retracted the approval.
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Original:  The film is described as a "semi-musical documentary" and is inspired by the leader of the disbanded Malayan Communist Party, Chin Peng and the Malayan Emergency where over ten thousand Malayan and British troops and civilians lost their lives.
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Original:  The film features "interviews with the people in the towns%DIFDELCMD < [%%% Peng lived from birth to national independence" that is "interspersed with specially composed songs in the mould of old-fashioned propaganda films."
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < [%%% Peng lived from birth to national independence" that is "interspersed with specially composed songs in the mould of old-fashioned propaganda films."
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Original:  The film features "interviews with the people in the towns%DIFDELCMD < [%%% Peng lived from birth to national independence" that is "interspersed with specially composed songs in the mould of old-fashioned propaganda films."
Revised:  The film features "interviews with the people in the towns%DIFDELCMD < [%%% lived from birth to national independence" that is "interspersed with specially composed songs in the mould of old-fashioned propaganda films."
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Original:  The article misstates that the film glorifies "the communist leader" when in truth, Chin Peng is mentioned only once throughout the film.
Revised:  The article misstates that the film glorifies "the communist leader" when Chin Peng is mentioned only once throughout the film.
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Original:  On Monday, 22 May, Radzi announced that in the annual meeting of the UMNO supreme council, in June, the government is scheduled to decide whether to keep the ban on the film, or let the people decide  
Revised:  On Monday, 22nd May, Radzi announced that in the annual meeting of the UMNO supreme council, in June, the government is scheduled to decide whether to keep the ban on the film, or let the people decide 
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Original:  On Monday, 22 May, Radzi announced that in the annual meeting of the UMNO supreme council, in June, the government is scheduled to decide whether to keep the ban on the film, or let the people decide  
Revised:  On Monday, 22 May, Radzi announced that in the annual meeting of the UMNO supreme council, in June, the government is scheduled to decide whether to keep the ban on the film, or let the people decide . 
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Original:  The mother was taken to hospital at about 2.30 pm Saturday because her friends were concerned about her health, she was suffering from internal bleeding.
Revised:  The mother was taken to hospital at about 2.30 pm because her friends were concerned about her health, she was suffering from internal bleeding.
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Original: European scientists say climate change estimates for the next century may substantially underestimate the potential magnitude of global warming.
Revised: Scientists say current climate change estimates for the next century may substantially underestimate the potential magnitude of global warming.
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Original: European scientists say climate change estimates for the next century may substantially underestimate the potential magnitude of global warming.
Revised: European scientists say climate change estimates may be significantly underestimating the potential scale of global warming.
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Original:  The team of researchers report actual warming due to human fossil fuel emissions may be 15 percent to 78 percent higher than warming estimates that do not take into account the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide and Earth's temperature.
Revised:  The team of researchers report actual warming due to human fossil fuel emissions could be 15 percent to 78 percent higher than warming estimates that do not take into account the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide and Earth's temperature.
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Original:  The team of researchers report actual warming due to human fossil fuel emissions may be 15 percent to 78 percent higher than warming estimates that do not take into account the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide and Earth's temperature.
Revised:  The team of researchers report actual warming due to human fossil fuel emissions may be 15 percent to 78 percent higher than warming estimates that don't figure the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide and Earth's temperature.
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Original:   Greenhouse gases are known to spur global warming, but scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions - which means the Earth could get hotter faster than climate models predict.
Revised:  Greenhouse gases are known to drive global warming, but scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions - which means the Earth could get hotter faster than climate models predict.
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Original:   Greenhouse gases are known to spur global warming, but scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions - which means the Earth could get hotter faster than climate models predict.
Revised:  Greenhouse gases are known to spur global warming, yet scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions - which means the Earth could get hotter faster than climate models predict.
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Original:   Greenhouse gases are known to spur global warming, but scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions - which means the Earth could get hotter faster than climate models predict.
Revised:  Greenhouse gases are known to spur global warming, but scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions . This means the Earth could get hotter faster than climate models predict.
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Original:   Greenhouse gases are known to spur global warming, but scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions - which means the Earth could get hotter faster than climate models predict.
Revised:  Greenhouse gases are known to spur global warming, but scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions - which means the Earth may get hotter faster than climate models predict.
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Original:  Another scientific team in California, has reached the same basic conclusion: when the Earth has warmed up in the past, due to the sun's natural cycles, more greenhouse gases have been spewed into the atmosphere.
Revised:  Another team of researchers in California, has reached the same basic conclusion: when the Earth has warmed up in the past, due to the sun's natural cycles, more greenhouse gases have been spewed into the atmosphere.
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Original:  Another scientific team in California, has reached the same basic conclusion: when the Earth has warmed up in the past, due to the sun's natural cycles, more greenhouse gases have been spewed into the atmosphere.
Revised:  Another scientific team in California, has reached the same general conclusion: " when the Earth has warmed up in the past, due to the sun's natural cycles, more greenhouse gases have been spewed into the atmosphere.
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Original:  As greenhouse gas levels rose, so did the Earth's temperature,  the scientists reported.
Revised:  As greenhouse gas levels rose, so did the Earth's temperature, " the scientists reported.
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Original:  Category: Weather Category:Science and technology Category:Climate change Category: Global waarmi         
Revised:  Category: Weather Category:Science and technology Category:Climate change Category: Global waarmi Studies on experimental plots in the Rocky Mountains that would quantify the effect of warmer temperatures on soil carbon. He and his colleagues found that artificially heated plots lost significant soil carbon to the atmosphere as CO2, compared to control plots. Thus, he said, the effect of heating on the carbon cycle in his plots is to generate a positive feedback, though he noted that this might be a short-term effect. The long term effect, however, is unknown, as is the effect of warming in other habitats. 
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Original:  The team of researchers report  actual warming due to human fossil fuel emissions could be 15 percent to 78 percent higher than warming estimates that don't figure the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide and Earth's temperature.
Revised:  The team of researchers report that the actual warming due to human fossil fuel emissions could be 15 percent to 78 percent higher than warming estimates that don't figure the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide and Earth's temperature.
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Original:  The team of researchers report  actual warming due to human fossil fuel emissions could be 15 percent to 78 percent higher than warming estimates that don't figure the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide and Earth's temperature.
Revised:  The team of researchers report actual warming due to human fossil fuel emissions could be 15 percent to 78 percent higher than 
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Original:  The European team's research predicted that global warming in the next century may be 15 per cent to 78 per cent higher than current estimates because these predictions fail to take into account the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide emissions . Greenhouse gases are known to drive global warming, yet scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions .
Revised:  estimates that fail to take into account the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide emissions . Greenhouse gases are known to drive global warming, yet scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions .
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Original:  The European team's research predicted that global warming in the next century may be 15 per cent to 78 per cent higher than current estimates because these predictions fail to take into account the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide emissions . Greenhouse gases are known to drive global warming, yet scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions .
Revised:  The European team's research predicted that global warming in the next century may be 15 per cent to 78 per cent higher than current estimates because these predictions fail to take into account the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide emissions . Greenhouse gases are known to contribute to global warming, yet scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions .
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Original:  The European team's research predicted that global warming in the next century may be 15 per cent to 78 per cent higher than current estimates because these predictions fail to take into account the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide emissions . Greenhouse gases are known to drive global warming, yet scientists have said that global warming in turn spurs greenhouse gas emissions .
Revised:  The European team's research predicted that global warming in the next century may be 15 per cent to 78 per cent higher than current estimates because these predictions fail to take into account the feedback mechanism involving carbon dioxide emissions . Greenhouse gases are known to drive global warming, yet scientists have said that global warming itself triggers greenhouse gas emissions .
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Original:  Another team of researchers in California, has reached the same general conclusion: "when the Earth has warmed up in the past, due to the sun's natural cycles, more greenhouse gases have been spewed into the atmosphere.
Revised:  Another team of researchers in California, has reported a similar conclusion: "when the Earth has warmed up in the past, due to the sun's natural cycles, more greenhouse gases have been spewed into the atmosphere.
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Original:  Taking this information on board , could mean temperature increases of 1.6 to 6 degrees Celsius - and the higher temperatures are more likely, they said in a statement.
Revised:  Taking this information on board could mean temperature increases of 1.6 to 6 degrees Celsius - and the higher temperatures are more likely, they said in a statement.
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Original:  Separately, a group of leading U.S.-based scientists whose research has linked global warming with an increase in hurricane intensity warned on Monday that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation or bear the risk of stronger storms.
Revised:  Separately, a group of leading US scientists that has linked global warming with an increase in hurricane intensity warned on Monday that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation or bear the risk of stronger storms.
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Original:  Separately, a group of leading U.S.-based scientists whose research has linked global warming with an increase in hurricane intensity warned on Monday that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation or bear the risk of stronger storms.
Revised:  Separately, a group of leading U.S.-based scientists whose research has linked global warming to the recent increase in hurricane intensity warned on Monday that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation or bear the risk of stronger storms.
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Original:  Separately, a group of leading U.S.-based scientists whose research has linked global warming with an increase in hurricane intensity warned on Monday that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation or bear the risk of stronger storms.
Revised:  Separately, a group of leading U.S.-based scientists whose research has linked global warming with an increase in hurricane intensity , has warned that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation or bear the risk of stronger storms.
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Original:  Separately, a group of leading U.S.-based scientists whose research has linked global warming with an increase in hurricane intensity warned on Monday that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation or bear the risk of stronger storms.
Revised:  Separately, a group of leading U.S.-based scientists whose research has linked global warming with an increase in hurricane intensity warned on Monday that humans must reduce their contribution by developing cleaner energy and transportation or bear the risk of more extreme storms.
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Original:  Dr. Evan Mills, a staff scientist at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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Original:  “ One is faced with repeating history, of putting up with $200 billion worth of damage every so often,” said Dr. Peter Webster, a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology and author of a study last year that found the average strength and duration of hurricanes has doubled in the last 50 years.
Revised:  " One is faced with repeating history, of putting up with $200 billion worth of damage every so often,” said Dr. Peter Webster, a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology and author of a study last year that found the average strength and duration of hurricanes has doubled in the last 50 years.
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Original:  I’m not sure how many $ 200 billion the country can afford, ” he told journalists.
Revised:  I’m not sure how many $ 200 billion the country can afford, " he told journalists.
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Original:  There are huge data gaps , " he said.
Revised:  There are huge data gaps . " he said.
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Original:  There are huge data gaps , " he said.
Revised:  There are huge data gaps , " 
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Original: Greenhouse gases are known to contribute to global warming, yet scientists have said that global warming itself triggers greenhouse gas emissions - meaning that the Earth may get hotter faster than climate models predict.
Revised: Greenhouse gases are believed to contribute to global warming, yet scientists have said that global warming itself triggers greenhouse gas emissions - meaning that the Earth may get hotter faster than climate models predict.
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Original: Recent record Tyhoon Chenchu off the South China Sea Scientists say current climate change estimates may be significantly underestimating the potential scale of global warming.
Revised: Recent record Tyhoon Chenchu off the South China Sea Some scientists say current climate change estimates may be significantly underestimating the potential scale of global warming.
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Original:  The hurricane center also predicts from 13 to 16 "named" storms ( of tropical storm strength or greater ) this season.
Revised:  The hurricane center also predicts from 13 to 16 "named" storms this season (i.e. of tropical storm strength or greater ) this season.
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Original:  Israel accusses the 41-year-old Hamad (who has headed the Izzedine al- Qasam brigades in the West Bank since 2003) of masterminding a string of suicide bombings including attacks on cafes and Universitys in Jerusalem.
Revised:  Israel accusses the 41-year-old Hamad (who has headed the Izzedine al- Qasam brigades in the West Bank since 2003) of masterminding a string of suicide bombings including attacks on cafes and universities in Jerusalem.
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Original:  Since then, Hamas also won the Palestinian Parliamentary Elections in January of this year.
Revised:  Since then, Hamas also won the palestinian parliamentary elections in January of this year.
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Original:  The raid (which was executed early this morning) , involved Israeli troops, jeeps and a bulldozer.
Revised:  The raid (which was executed early this morning) involved Israeli troops, jeeps and a bulldozer.
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Original:  The BBC's correspondent in Jerusalem, Caroline Hawley says it is not clear why Israel moved against Hamad since Hmas has not carried out any attacks for over a year.
Revised:  The BBC's correspondent in Jerusalem, Caroline Hawley says it is not clear why Israel moved against Hamad since Hamas has not carried out any attacks for over a year.
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Original:  Two fighter planes, a Turkish RF4 reconnaissance plane and a Greek F-16 collided in mid air and crashed into the Aegean Sea.
Revised:  Two fighter planes, a Turkish RF-4 reconnaissance plane and a Greek F-16 collided in mid air and crashed into the Aegean Sea.
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Original:  Yiannis Papageorgiou a spokesman for the Greek Air Force says that the Greek F-16 was dispatched to intercept and identify the Turkish plane which according to Papageorgiou was violating the Athens Flight Information Region airspace , when the two planes collided.
Revised:  Yiannis Papageorgiou a spokesman for the Greek Air Force says that the Greek F-16 was dispatched to intercept and identify the Turkish plane which according to Papageorgiou was violating the Athens Flight Information Region , when the two planes collided.
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Original:  The Turkish pilot, Halil Ibrahim Ozdemir ;
Revised:  The Turkish pilot, Halil Ibrahim Ozdemir ,
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Original:  who denied to be rescued by Greek frogmans , was rescued by a Turkish merchant ship.
Revised:  who denied to be rescued by Greek frogmen , was rescued by a Turkish merchant ship.
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Original:  The Turkish pilot, Halil Ibrahim Ozdemir, who denied to be rescued by Greek frogmen, was rescued by a passing merchant ship.
Revised:  The Turkish pilot, Halil Ibrahim Ozdemir, who refused to be rescued by Greek frogmen, was rescued by a passing merchant ship.
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Original: February 5, 2005 On Saturday NATO and Afghan troops located the wreckage of the Kam Air Boeing 737 missing since Thursday.
Revised:  On Saturday NATO and Afghan troops located the wreckage of the Kam Air Boeing 737 missing since Thursday.
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Original: February 5, 2005 On Saturday NATO and Afghan troops located the wreckage of the Kam Air Boeing 737 missing since Thursday.
Revised: February 5, 2005 On Saturday NATO and troops located the wreckage of the Kam Air Boeing 737 missing since Thursday.
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Original: February 5, 2005 On Saturday NATO and Afghan troops located the wreckage of the Kam Air Boeing 737 missing since Thursday.
Revised: February 5, 2005 On Saturday NATO and Afghan troops located the wreckage of the missing since Thursday.
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Original:  The jet had been enroute to Kabul from Herat when it was diverted due to heavy snow.
Revised:  The jet had been enroute to Kabul from when it was diverted due to heavy snow.
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