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Original: Chikisheva T.A., "Dynamics of anthropological differentiation", section Conclusions References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Literature Kirushin, Kirill, "The cultural and chronological complexes settlement Tytkesken-2", PhD in History thesis, Novosibirsk, 2004, URL (In Russian) Chikisheva T. A., Dynamics of anthropological differentiation in population of southern Western Siberia in Neolithic -
Revised: Chikisheva T.A., "Dynamics of anthropological differentiation", section Conclusions %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Literature Kirushin, Kirill, "The cultural and chronological complexes settlement Tytkesken-2", PhD in History thesis, Novosibirsk, 2004, URL (In Russian) Chikisheva T. A., Dynamics of anthropological differentiation in population of southern Western Siberia in Neolithic -
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Original: Scientists hold that the Kelteminar culture is related to Pit–Comb Ware culture and belongs to the Finno-Ugric peoples .
Revised: Scientists hold that the Kelteminar culture is related to Pit–Comb Ware culture and belonged to a Finnic people .
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Original:  Others called him a "modern-day Philip Nolan", a reference to the main character of the American Civil War short story A Man Without a Country.
Revised:  Others called him a "modern-day Philip Nolan", a reference to the main character of the American Civil War short story The Man Without a Country.
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Original:  His move made him one of a small number of former Americans who voluntarily made themselves stateless as a form of political protest.
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Original:  He attempted to obtain I-O conscientious objector status, but was denied, and was instead classified I-A (available for induction).
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Original:  He attempted to obtain I-O conscientious objector status, but was denied, and was instead classified I-A (available for induction).
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Original: File:   Sulykolo.jpg|250px|Székely wood carving]] 250px|A carved Székely gate Carving is the act of using tools to shape something from a material by scraping away portions of that material.
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Revised:  Journalist Lucy Kellaway tried sweatworking with the chairman of Wiggle, Andy Bond, who had experience of similar activity at Asda, playing five-a-side football with Archie Norman. While there was little opportunity to talk during their spinning session at Fitness First, they agreed that the shared experience of suffering was effective in establishing a bond. References
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Original: File:US Navy 120208-N-JN664-008 Chief Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Fuel) Richard Palmer participates in a spinning class aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft .jpg|Spinning is a form of exercise used for sweatworking .]]Sweatworking is business networking while taking physical exercise and so working up a sweat.
Revised: File:US Navy 120208-N-JN664-008 Chief Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Fuel) Richard Palmer participates in a spinning class aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft .jpg|Spinning is a popular mode of exercise when sweatworking because it appeals to both sexes; is simple and accessible; and its difficulty can be varied to enable weak atheletes to keep up .]]Sweatworking is business networking while taking physical exercise and so working up a sweat.
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Original: Babae at Babae Pa 1951 - Huling Concierto 1951 - Walang Kapantay 1953 - Rosa Villa 1953 - May Umaga Pang Darating 1953 - Inspirasyon (Famas Best Actress) 1954 - Maala-Ala Mo  1954 - Matandang Dalaga 1954 - MN 1954 - Luha ng Birhen 1955 - Ang Tangi kong Pag-ibig 1955 - Uhaw sa Pag-ibig 1955 - R.O.T.C. 1955 - Iyung-Iyo 
Revised: Babae at Babae Pa 1951 - Huling Concierto 1951 - Walang Kapantay 1953 - Rosa Villa 1953 - May Umaga Pang Darating 1953 - Inspirasyon (Famas Best Actress) 1954 - Maala-Ala Mo Kaya? 1954 - Matandang Dalaga 1954 - MN 1954 - Luha ng Birhen 1955 - Ang Tangi kong Pag-ibig 1955 - Uhaw sa Pag-ibig 1955 - R.O.T.C. 1955 - Iyung-Iyo 
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Original: A.I.R. Shipper  is a regulatory manual utilized by air shippers for shipping dangerous goods.
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Original:  A.I.R. Shipper  is published by Labelmaster, a U.S.-based manufacturer of regulatory compliance products.
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Original: A.I.R. Shipper ' is a regulatory manual utilized by air shippers for shipping dangerous goods.
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Original:  A.I.R. Shipper '' is published by Labelmaster, a U.S.-based manufacturer of regulatory compliance products.
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Original: -on-Shipping-Dangerous-Goods-579212|title=Labelmaster's A.I.R. Shipper Compliance Package Provides Comprehensive Information on Shipping Dangerous Goods}}  A.I.R. Shipper is the first regulations publication recognized by the International Civil Aviation Organization and is developed in compliance with ICAO standards.
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Original: A.I.R. Shipper is a regulatory manual utilized by air shippers for shipping dangerous goods.
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Original:  She was seen as a greedy and rapacious by her contemporaries.
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Original:  A noblewoman of unknown lineage, she was considered to have great power and influence, having accompanied Nero and his third wife Statilia Messalina to Greece at 66.
Revised:  A noblewoman of unknown lineage, she was considered to have great power and influence, having accompanied Nero and his third wife Statilia Messalina to Greece in 66.
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Original: Costa Ricans (Spanish: Costarriquenses ), also called Ticos, are a group of people from a multiethnic Spanish-speaking nation in Central America called Costa Rica.
Revised: Costa Ricans (Spanish: Costarricenses ), also called Ticos, are a group of people from a multiethnic Spanish-speaking nation in Central America called Costa Rica.
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Original:  In the 1990s, a new genre of music, hiplife, was created through the combination of highlife, Afro-reggae, dancehall and hiphop . Hiplife is the most popular Ghanaian music, followed by the other genre of Ghanaian music, highlife.
Revised:  In the 1990s, a new genre of music, hiplife, was created through the combination of highlife, Afro-reggae, dancehall and hip hop . Hiplife is the most popular Ghanaian music, followed by the other genre of Ghanaian music, highlife.
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Original:  In 1902, the powerful Ghanaian kingdoms had all become a colony of Britain and their powerful kingdoms was renamed Gold Coast following a series of military battles between the Ghanaians and the British .
Revised:  By 1902, the powerful Ghanaian kingdoms had all become a colony of Britain and their powerful kingdoms was renamed Gold Coast following a series of military battles between the Ghanaians and the British .
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Original:  In 1902, the powerful Ghanaian kingdoms had all become a colony of Britain and their powerful kingdoms was renamed Gold Coast following a series of military battles between the Ghanaians and the British .
Revised:  In 1902, the kingdoms had been annexed by the United Kingdom to the Gold Coast colony following a series of military battles between the Ghanaians and the British .
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Original:  The Ghanaians gained their independence from Britain in 1957, and renamed their sovereign state "Ghana (Warrior King)" due to the fact that pre-historic Republic of Ghana was ruled by warriors .
Revised:  The Ghanaians gained their independence from British colonial rule in 1957, and renamed their sovereign state "Ghana (Warrior King)" due to the fact that pre-historic Republic of Ghana was ruled by warriors .
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Original:  The Republic of Ghana was the first African country to gain independence from European colonization ., , The Ghanaian nationalism was suspended by the Ghanaian Government during the time of World War II, but was resumed in 1945.
Revised:  The Republic of Ghana was the first African country to gain independence from European colonial rule ., , The Ghanaian nationalism was suspended by the Ghanaian Government during the time of World War II, but was resumed in 1945.
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Original:  On 12 June 1949, Kwame Nkrumah, formed the first governing party in the history of the Gold Coast, which did not cooperate with the British and which led to the achievement of Ghanaian independence and the opposition to the 1951 Constitution, in which Nkrumah was incarcerated together with his collaborators.
Revised:  On 12 June 1949, Kwame Nkrumah, formed the first governing party in the history of the Gold Coast, which refused to cooperate with the British and which led to the achievement of Ghanaian independence and the opposition to the 1951 Constitution, in which Nkrumah was incarcerated together with his collaborators.
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Original:  On 12 June 1949, Kwame Nkrumah, formed the first governing party in the history of the Gold Coast, which did not cooperate with the British and which led to the achievement of Ghanaian independence and the opposition to the 1951 Constitution, in which Nkrumah was incarcerated together with his collaborators.
Revised:  On 12 June 1949, Kwame Nkrumah, formed the first governing party in the history of the Gold Coast, which did not cooperate with the colonial authorities and which led to the achievement of Ghanaian independence and the opposition to the 1951 Constitution, in which Nkrumah was incarcerated together with his collaborators.
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Original:  then strikes and mass riots were formed on the streets of the Gold Coast by its natives for Gold Coast independence, the British governor at the time, the Earl of Listowel, proclaim Gold Coast's independence on 6 March 1957, Nkrumah became the first Ghanaian Prime Minister.
Revised:  then strikes and mass riots were formed on the streets of the Gold Coast by its natives for Gold Coast independence, the colonial governor at the time, the Earl of Listowel, proclaim Gold Coast's independence on 6 March 1957, Nkrumah became the first Ghanaian Prime Minister.
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Original:  then strikes and mass riots were formed on the streets of the Gold Coast by its natives for Gold Coast independence, the British governor at the time, the Earl of Listowel, proclaim Gold Coast's independence on 6 March 1957, Nkrumah became the first Ghanaian Prime Minister.
Revised:  then strikes and mass riots were formed on the streets of the Gold Coast by its natives for Gold Coast independence, the British governor at the time, the Earl of Listowel, proclaimed Gold Coast's independence on 6 March 1957, Nkrumah became the first Ghanaian Prime Minister.
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Original:  then strikes and mass riots were formed on the streets of the Gold Coast by its natives for Gold Coast independence, the British governor at the time, the Earl of Listowel, proclaim Gold Coast's independence on 6 March 1957, Nkrumah became the first Ghanaian Prime Minister.
Revised:  then strikes and mass riots were formed on the streets of the Gold Coast by its natives for Gold Coast independence, the British governor at the time, the Earl of Listowel, proclaim Gold Coast's independence on 6 March 1957. Nkrumah became the first Ghanaian Prime Minister.
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Original:  Native Ghanaians make up 85.4 \% of the total population.
Revised:  Native Ghanaians make up 85.4 per cent of the total population.
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Original:  Out of Ghana's 2013 population of 20 million people in 2013, more than ninety percent of the Ghanaian citizens in Ghana live in urban areas – a figure higher than the world average.
Revised:  Out of Ghana's 2013 population of 20 million people in 2013, more than 90 per cent of the Ghanaian citizens in Ghana live in urban areas – a figure higher than the world average.
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Original:  Native West Africans make up 98 \% percent of the population.
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Original:  67.1 \% of Ghanaians speak English.
Revised:  67.1 per cent of Ghanaians speak English.
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Original:  Genetics According to a Y-DNA study by Wood et al. (2005), indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana carry 61 \% E1b1a.
Revised:  Genetics According to a Y-DNA study by Wood et al. (2005), indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana carry 61 per cent E1b1a.
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Original:  Indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana also belong to paternal lineages: 2.2 \% E1a and.
Revised:  Indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana also belong to paternal lineages: 2.2 per cent E1a and.
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Original:  Indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana are 1.1 \% E1b1b clade bearers, a haplogroup which is most common in North Africa and the Horn of Africa finally, 1.1 \% carry West Eurasian haplogroup R1b.
Revised:  Indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana are 1.1 per cent E1b1b clade bearers, a haplogroup which is most common in North Africa and the Horn of Africa finally, 1.1 \% carry West Eurasian haplogroup R1b.
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Original:  Indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana are 1.1 \% E1b1b clade bearers, a haplogroup which is most common in North Africa and the Horn of Africa finally, 1.1 \% carry West Eurasian haplogroup R1b.
Revised:  Indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana are 1.1 \% E1b1b clade bearers, a haplogroup that is most common in North Africa and the Horn of Africa finally, 1.1 \% carry West Eurasian haplogroup R1b.
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Original:  Indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana are 1.1 \% E1b1b clade bearers, a haplogroup which is most common in North Africa and the Horn of Africa finally, 1.1 \% carry West Eurasian haplogroup R1b.
Revised:  Indigenous Ghanaians in Ghana are 1.1 \% E1b1b clade bearers, a haplogroup which is most common in North Africa and the Horn of Africa finally, 1.1 per cent carry West Eurasian haplogroup R1b.
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Original:  also Appendix A Approximately 5 \% of Ghanaian citizens live in rural areas and 95 \% in urban areas.
Revised:  also Appendix A Approximately 5 per cent of Ghanaian citizens live in rural areas and 95 \% in urban areas.
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Original:  also Appendix A Approximately 5 \% of Ghanaian citizens live in rural areas and 95 \% in urban areas.
Revised:  also Appendix A Approximately 5 \% of Ghanaian citizens live in rural areas and 95 per cent in urban areas.
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Original:  The rate of urbanization estimated for the period 2010–2015 is 4 \% per annum, one of the highest among developing countries.
Revised:  The rate of urbanization estimated for the period 2010–2015 is 4 per cent per annum, one of the highest among developing countries.
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Original:  Ghana has a 3 \% white population still remaining.
Revised:  Ghana has a 3 per cent white population still remaining.
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Original:  Today, the percentage of women in polygynous marriages in Ghana's rural areas (23.9 \% ) is almost double that of women in Ghana's urban areas (12.4 \% ).
Revised:  Today, the percentage of women in polygynous marriages in Ghana's rural areas (23.9 per cent ) is almost double that of women in Ghana's urban areas (12.4 \% ).
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Original:  Today, the percentage of women in polygynous marriages in Ghana's rural areas (23.9 \% ) is almost double that of women in Ghana's urban areas (12.4 \% ).
Revised:  Today, the percentage of women in polygynous marriages in Ghana's rural areas (23.9 \% ) is almost double that of women in Ghana's urban areas (12.4 per cent ).
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Original:  During 2008– 12 , the national literacy rate for women aged 15–24 was 83.2 \% , only slightly lower than that for males of the same age group (88.3 \% ).
Revised:  During 2008– 2012 , the national literacy rate for women aged 15–24 was 83.2 \% , only slightly lower than that for males of the same age group (88.3 \% ).
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Original:  During 2008– 12 , the national literacy rate for women aged 15–24 was 83.2 \% , only slightly lower than that for males of the same age group (88.3 \% ).
Revised:  During 2008– 12 , the national literacy rate for women aged 15–24 was 83.2 per cent , only slightly lower than that for males of the same age group (88.3 \% ).
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Original:  During 2008– 12 , the national literacy rate for women aged 15–24 was 83.2 \% , only slightly lower than that for males of the same age group (88.3 \% ).
Revised:  During 2008– 12 , the national literacy rate for women aged 15–24 was 83.2 \% , only slightly lower than that for males of the same age group (88.3 per cent ).
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Original:  By regions of Ghana, literacy rates for females range from 44 \% to 81 \% . Women living at the highest socioeconomic status exhibit the highest literacy rates at 85 \% , while only 31 \% of women living at the lowest socioeconomic status are literate.
Revised:  By regions of Ghana, literacy rates for females range from 44 per cent to 81 \% . Women living at the highest socioeconomic status exhibit the highest literacy rates at 85 \% , while only 31 \% of women living at the lowest socioeconomic status are literate.
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Original:  By regions of Ghana, literacy rates for females range from 44 \% to 81 \% . Women living at the highest socioeconomic status exhibit the highest literacy rates at 85 \% , while only 31 \% of women living at the lowest socioeconomic status are literate.
Revised:  By regions of Ghana, literacy rates for females range from 44 \% to 81 per cent . Women living at the highest socioeconomic status exhibit the highest literacy rates at 85 \% , while only 31 \% of women living at the lowest socioeconomic status are literate.
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Original:  By regions of Ghana, literacy rates for females range from 44 \% to 81 \% . Women living at the highest socioeconomic status exhibit the highest literacy rates at 85 \% , while only 31 \% of women living at the lowest socioeconomic status are literate.
Revised:  By regions of Ghana, literacy rates for females range from 44 \% to 81 \% . Women living at the highest socioeconomic status exhibit the highest literacy rates at 85 per cent , while only 31 \% of women living at the lowest socioeconomic status are literate.
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Original:  By regions of Ghana, literacy rates for females range from 44 \% to 81 \% . Women living at the highest socioeconomic status exhibit the highest literacy rates at 85 \% , while only 31 \% of women living at the lowest socioeconomic status are literate.
Revised:  By regions of Ghana, literacy rates for females range from 44 \% to 81 \% . Women living at the highest socioeconomic status exhibit the highest literacy rates at 85 \% , while only 31 per cent of women living at the lowest socioeconomic status are literate.
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Original:  Over the timespan of 2008–12, 4 \% more females were enrolled in preschool than males.
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Original:  Net enrollment and attendance ratios for primary school were both about the same for males and females, net enrollment standing at about 84 \% and net attendance at about 73 \% . Enrolment in secondary school for females was slightly lower than for males (44.4 \% vs. 48.1 \% ), but female attendance was higher by about the same difference (39.7 \% vs. 43.6 \% ).
Revised:  Net enrolment and attendance ratios for primary school were both about the same for males and females, net enrollment standing at about 84 \% and net attendance at about 73 \% . Enrolment in secondary school for females was slightly lower than for males (44.4 \% vs. 48.1 \% ), but female attendance was higher by about the same difference (39.7 \% vs. 43.6 \% ).
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Original:  Net enrollment and attendance ratios for primary school were both about the same for males and females, net enrollment standing at about 84 \% and net attendance at about 73 \% . Enrolment in secondary school for females was slightly lower than for males (44.4 \% vs. 48.1 \% ), but female attendance was higher by about the same difference (39.7 \% vs. 43.6 \% ).
Revised:  Net enrollment and attendance ratios for primary school were both about the same for males and females, net enrollment standing at about 84 per cent and net attendance at about 73 \% . Enrolment in secondary school for females was slightly lower than for males (44.4 \% vs. 48.1 \% ), but female attendance was higher by about the same difference (39.7 \% vs. 43.6 \% ).
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Original:  Net enrollment and attendance ratios for primary school were both about the same for males and females, net enrollment standing at about 84 \% and net attendance at about 73 \% . Enrolment in secondary school for females was slightly lower than for males (44.4 \% vs. 48.1 \% ), but female attendance was higher by about the same difference (39.7 \% vs. 43.6 \% ).
Revised:  Net enrollment and attendance ratios for primary school were both about the same for males and females, net enrollment standing at about 84 \% and net attendance at about 73 per cent . Enrolment in secondary school for females was slightly lower than for males (44.4 \% vs. 48.1 \% ), but female attendance was higher by about the same difference (39.7 \% vs. 43.6 \% ).
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Original:  Net enrollment and attendance ratios for primary school were both about the same for males and females, net enrollment standing at about 84 \% and net attendance at about 73 \% . Enrolment in secondary school for females was slightly lower than for males (44.4 \% vs. 48.1 \% ), but female attendance was higher by about the same difference (39.7 \% vs. 43.6 \% ).
Revised:  Net enrollment and attendance ratios for primary school were both about the same for males and females, net enrollment standing at about 84 \% and net attendance at about 73 \% . Enrolment in secondary school for females was slightly lower than for males (44.4 per cent vs. 48.1 \% ), but female attendance was higher by about the same difference (39.7 \% vs. 43.6 \% ).
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