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Original:  For example, cost-benefits typically relate to governmental expenditures, which may involve cost-shifting among governmental levels and departments, and benefits usually refer to the governmental benefits related to its agenda (E.g., Deinstitutionalization, transinstitutionalization, , decategorization , Community integration) expressed for the individual and family as life outcomes.
Revised:  For example, cost-benefits typically relate to governmental expenditures, which may involve cost-shifting among governmental levels and departments, and benefits usually refer to the governmental benefits related to its agenda (E.g., Deinstitutionalization, transinstitutionalization, , categorisation , Community integration) expressed for the individual and family as life outcomes.
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Original:  However, supportive housing, especially as assisted living, may be congregate in nature either related to hospital and nursing home systems reform on one hand (E.g., Pynoos et al ., 2004), or in psychiatric, to its categorical disability service system with roots in community services systems and psychiatric hospitals ( Racino , in press, 2014).
Revised:  However, supportive housing, especially as assisted living, may be congregate in nature either related to hospital and nursing home systems reform on one hand (E.g., Pynoos et al ., 2004), or in psychiatric, to its categorical disability service system with roots in community services systems and psychiatric hospitals ( Racine , in press, 2014).
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Original:  Supported housing, in particular, involves moving from traditional residential models in mental health community services (e.g., halfway houses and group homes, transitional residences/apartment programs, Fairweather Lodges) to the newer community support approaches which allow greater choice and flexibility in roommates, homes, and neighborhoods .Carling, P. (1994).
Revised:  Supported housing, in particular, involves moving from traditional residential models in mental health community services (e.g., halfway houses and group homes, transitional residences/apartment programs, Fair weather Lodges) to the newer community support approaches which allow greater choice and flexibility in roommates, homes, and neighborhoods .Carling, P. (1994).
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Original:  Supported housing, in particular, involves moving from traditional residential models in mental health community services (e.g., halfway houses and group homes, transitional residences/apartment programs, Fairweather Lodges) to the newer community support approaches which allow greater choice and flexibility in roommates, homes, and neighborhoods .Carling, P. (1994).
Revised:  Supported housing, in particular, involves moving from traditional residential models in mental health community services (e.g., halfway houses and group homes, transitional residences/apartment programs, Fairweather Lodges) to the newer community support approaches which allow greater choice and flexibility in roommates, homes, and neighbourhoods .Carling, P. (1994).
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Original:  Sheehan and Oakes (2004) indicate that residents may be reluctant to complain on satisfaction surveys since they may be relocated to even stricter nursing facilities.
Revised:  Banshee and Rakes (2004) indicate that residents may be reluctant to complain on satisfaction surveys since they may be relocated to even stricter nursing facilities.
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Original:  Supported housing (which is the first community living to involve housing, though NGO purchasing and leasing of community homes preceded this development) now is in its 4th decade in the university-governmental and community sectors, and was also succeeded by "models of housing and health" from the traditional medical sectors.
Revised:  Supported housing (which is the first community living to involve housing, though NO purchasing and leasing of community homes preceded this development) now is in its 4th decade in the university-governmental and community sectors, and was also succeeded by "models of housing and health" from the traditional medical sectors.
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Original:  In the US, supported or supportive housing providers are the voluntary, non-profit service sector organizations (NGOs) which contract with the governments (federal, state, local, now tribal and territorial) to provide both the housing and services which were "originally bundled in institutional facilities".
Revised:  In the US, supported or supportive housing providers are the voluntary, non-profit service sector organisations (NGOs) which contract with the governments (federal, state, local, now tribal and territorial) to provide both the housing and services which were "originally bundled in institutional facilities".
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Original:  State governments, and increasingly, the private sector have directly offered these options (or their new service alternatives) as the governments have reorganized toward "health services" (e.g., increase in short term rehabilitation in a nursing facility;
Revised:  State governments, and increasingly, the private sector have directly offered these options (or their new service alternatives) as the governments have reorganised toward "health services" (e.g., increase in short term rehabilitation in a nursing facility;
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Original:  US Housing and Urban Development's housing-health nexus) through the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid.
Revised:  US Housing and Urban Development's housing-health nexus) through the US Enters for Medicare and Medicaid.
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Original:  On ownership of housing per se (priority for low income and minorities, Fall 2012, US HUD), the governments have become mute (while this week in 2021, declaring entire apartment buildings unfit for occupancy), with no separate housing boards at the non-profit associations at the local levels "yet visible" and transfer of public, low income housing to the private sector or tenant ownership.
Revised:  On ownership of housing per SE (priority for low income and minorities, Fall 2012, US HUD), the governments have become mute (while this week in 2021, declaring entire apartment buildings unfit for occupancy), with no separate housing boards at the non-profit associations at the local levels "yet visible" and transfer of public, low income housing to the private sector or tenant ownership.
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Original:  Public housing authorities are "responsible for the aging housing stock in the US" and for the "direct or contractual operation of low and moderate income housing", among other responsibilities.
Revised:  Public housing authorities are "responsible for the ageing housing stock in the US" and for the "direct or contractual operation of low and moderate income housing", among other responsibilities.
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Original:  Primary view of housing and neighborhoods is on shaping children's futures (Fall 2014, US HUD) similar to President Carter and First Lady Roslyn Carter's work with Habitat for Humanity and families with children with emotional needs.
Revised:  Primary view of housing and neighbourhoods is on shaping children's futures (Fall 2014, US HUD) similar to President Carter and First Lady Roslyn Carter's work with Habitat for Humanity and families with children with emotional needs.
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Original:  Supported/ ive housing governmental assistance US Department of Housing and Urban Development – USA Crisis – UK Supportive housing program, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Supported housing, state of New Yor
Revised:  Supported/ vie housing governmental assistance US Department of Housing and Urban Development – USA Crisis – UK Supportive housing program, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Supported housing, state of New Yor
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Original:  Single-parent households Nuclear families (and multi-generational* households)
Revised:  Single-parent households Nuclear families (and multi-generational households)
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Original:  Mental health clients/residents who have been diagnosed with a mental illness such as depression, schizophrenia disorders, bipolar disorders, anxiety disorders, or dementia People with multiple needs, including medical ones (including people who have HIV/AIDS, alcoholism, addictions, or other chronically illnesses)
Revised:  Mental health clients/residents who have been diagnosed with a mental illness such as depression, schizophrenia disorders, bipolar disorders, anxiety disorders, or dementia People with multiple needs, including medical ones (including people who have HIV/AIDS, alcoholism, addictions, or other chronic illnesses)
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Original:  Benefits of supportive housing for specific populations groups Supportive Housing proposes to be a comprehensive solution to a problem rather than a band-aid fix (such as a shelter .) While many of those who stay in the shelter system remain in or return to the system for extended periods of time, a much higher percentage of those who are placed in supportive housing remain housed on a more permanent basis.
Revised:  Benefits of supportive housing for specific populations groups Supportive Housing proposes to be a comprehensive solution to a problem rather than a band-aid fix (such as a shelter ). While many of those who stay in the shelter system remain in or return to the system for extended periods of time, a much higher percentage of those who are placed in supportive housing remain housed on a more permanent basis.
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Original:  For example, cost-benefits typically relate to governmental expenditures, which may involve cost-shifting among governmental levels and departments, and benefits usually refer to the governmental benefits related to its agenda (E.g., Deinstitutionalization, transinstitutionalization, , categorisation, Community integration) expressed for the individual and family as life outcomes.
Revised:  For example, cost-benefits typically relate to governmental expenditures, which may involve cost-shifting among governmental levels and departments, and benefits usually refer to the governmental benefits related to its agenda (E.g., Deinstitutionalization, transinstitutionalization, , categorisation, community integration) expressed for the individual and family as life outcomes.
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Original:  In the field of intellectual disabilities, the term Supportive living is more common with , small size homes and apartments with choice options throughout local communities.
Revised:  In the field of intellectual disabilities, the term supportive living is more common with , small size homes and apartments with choice options throughout local communities.
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Original:  For example, the rebuilding of 9th Ward in New Orleans, Louisiana after the Hurricane Katrina (ASPA, 2018, Denver, CO).
Revised:  For example, the rebuilding of 9th Ward of New Orleans, Louisiana after the Hurricane Katrina (ASPA, 2018, Denver, CO).
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Original:  The exceptions were cancers unrelated to smoking and suicide 
Revised:  The exceptions were cancers unrelated to smoking and suicide .
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Original: Schizophrenia is chronic and disabling mental illness that is characterized by abnormal behavior, psychotic episodes and inability to recognize between reality and fantasy.
Revised: Schizophrenia is chronic and disabling mental illness that is characterized by abnormal behavior, psychotic episodes and inability to distinguish between reality and fantasy.
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Original: The Archive of General Psychiatry published a longitudinal study of a randomly selected sample of 713 study participants (336 boys and 377 girls), from both urban and suburban settings.
Revised: The Archive of General Psychiatry published a longitudinal study of a randomly selected sample of 713 study participants (336 boys and 377 girls), from urban and suburban settings.
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Original:  Some argue that mental health issues such as depression and schizophrenia may cause a decline in mental functioning and thus scores on intelligence tests whilst others believe that it is lower intelligence that effects likelihood of developing a mental health issue.
Revised:  Some argue that mental health issues such as depression and schizophrenia may cause a decline in mental functioning and thus scores on intelligence tests , while others believe that it is lower intelligence that effects likelihood of developing a mental health issue.
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Original:  Some argue that mental health issues such as depression and schizophrenia may cause a decline in mental functioning and thus scores on intelligence tests whilst others believe that it is lower intelligence that effects likelihood of developing a mental health issue.
Revised:  Some argue that mental health issues such as depression and schizophrenia may cause a decline in mental functioning and thus scores on intelligence tests whilst others believe that lower intelligence increases the likelihood of developing a mental health issue.
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Original:  The execution left a significant impact on the Baloch nationalist movement and Balochi literature, with many ethnic-nationalist poets and writers dedicating works to his memory.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% See also Balochistan conflict Baloch Students Organization Allah Nazar Baloch Political prisoner References The Execution of Hameed Baloch Category:
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Original: The execution left a significant impact on the Baloch nationalist movement and Balochi literature, with many ethnic-nationalist poets and writers dedicating works to his memory.
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Original: Hameed Baloch () was an activist for the Baloch Students Organization (BSO) who was executed by the Pakistani government in 1981, and is regarded as a heroic martyr by Baloch nationalists.
Revised: Hameed Baloch () was an activist for the Baloch Students Organization (BSO) who was executed by the Pakistani government in 1981, and is regarded as a hero by Baloch nationalists.
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Original:  He was arrested on 9 December 1979, while he was a student at Government Degree College Turbat, on charges of firing at a military officer from the Gulf state of Oman who was recruiting Pakistani Baloch soldiers from Balochistan province to suppress the Dhofar Rebellion.
Revised:  He was arrested on 9 December 1979, while he was a student at Government Degree College Turbat, on charges of firing at a military officer from the Gulf state of Oman . The Omani military officer was recruiting Pakistani Baloch soldiers from Balochistan province to suppress the Dhofar Rebellion.
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Original:  Ever since Oman took control of the Balochistan enclave of Gwadar in the 18th Century (now under Pakistani control ), it had hired foot soldiers from Balochistan to serve in the Sultan of Oman's Armed Forces.
Revised:  Ever since Oman took control of the Balochistan enclave of Gwadar in the 18th Century (now part of Pakistan ), it had hired foot soldiers from Balochistan to serve in the Sultan of Oman's Armed Forces.
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Original:  Hameed was tried by a special military Court and condemned to death , even though the Omani officer was unhurt in the incident .
Revised:  Hameed was tried by a special military Court and condemned to death .
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Original: Hameed Baloch () was an activist for the Baloch Students Organization (BSO) who was executed by the Pakistani government in 1981, and is regarded as a hero by Baloch nationalists .
Revised: Hameed Baloch () was an activist for the Baloch Students Organization (BSO) .
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Original:  The BSO, being a leftist organization, was opposed to the recruitment to fight against the Dhofari rebels, whose ideology it shared , fearing it would earn notoriety for the Baloch in the eyes of progressive forces throughout the world and weaken the Baloch nationalist movement in Pakistan.
Revised:  The BSO, being a leftist organization, was opposed to the recruitment to fight against the Dhofar rebels, whose ideology it shared , fearing it would earn notoriety for the Baloch in the eyes of progressive forces throughout the world and weaken the Baloch nationalist movement in Pakistan.
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Original:  References The Execution of Hameed Baloch Category:1958 births Category:1981 deaths Category:Baloch nationalists Category:Balochistan Category:Baloch Students Organization Category:People executed by Pakistan by hanging Category:Martyrs Category:History of Oman Category:Executed revolutionaries Category:Executed activists Category:Baloch people Category:Executed Pakistani people Category:20th-century executions by Pakistan Category:Deaths in Balochistan, Pakist
Revised:  References Category:1958 births Category:1981 deaths Category:Baloch nationalists Category:Balochistan Category:Baloch Students Organization Category:People executed by Pakistan by hanging Category:Martyrs Category:History of Oman Category:Executed revolutionaries Category:Executed activists Category:Baloch people Category:Executed Pakistani people Category:20th-century executions by Pakistan Category:Deaths in Balochistan, Pakist
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Original:  References The Execution of Hameed Baloch Category:1958 births Category:1981 deaths Category:Baloch nationalists Category:Balochistan Category:Baloch Students Organization Category:People executed by Pakistan by hanging Category:Martyrs Category:History of Oman Category:Executed revolutionaries Category:Executed activists Category:Baloch people Category:Executed Pakistani people Category:20th-century executions by Pakistan Category:Deaths in Balochistan, Pakist
Revised:  References The Execution of Hameed Baloch Category:1958 births Category:1981 deaths Category:Baloch nationalists Category:Balochistan Category:Baloch Students Organization Category:People executed by Pakistan by hanging Category:History of Oman Category:Executed revolutionaries Category:Executed activists Category:Baloch people Category:Executed Pakistani people Category:20th-century executions by Pakistan Category:Deaths in Balochistan, Pakist
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Original: Hameed Baloch () was a Balochi student and member of the Baloch Students Organization (BSO).
Revised: Hameed Baloch () was a Baloch student and member of the Baloch Students Organization (BSO).
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Original:  Mount Loretto Unique Area, New York City Open space reserve , open space preserve, and open space reservation, are planning and conservation ethics terms used to describe areas of protected or conserved land or water on which development is indefinitely set aside.
Revised:  Mount Loretto Unique Area, New York City Open space reserve (also called open space preserve, and open space reservation, are planning and conservation ethics terms used to describe areas of protected or conserved land or water on which development is indefinitely set aside.
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Original:  Mount Loretto Unique Area, New York City Open space reserve , open space preserve, and open space reservation, are planning and conservation ethics terms used to describe areas of protected or conserved land or water on which development is indefinitely set aside.
Revised:  Mount Loretto Unique Area, New York City Open space reserve , open space preserve, open space reservation, are planning and conservation ethics terms used to describe areas of protected or conserved land or water on which development is indefinitely set aside.
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Original:  The term green space or greenspace is often used in the same manner.
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Original:  Green belt is a planning term used to described a general area of open space surrounding an urban area.
Revised:  A green belt is a planning term used to described a general area of open space surrounding an urban area.
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Original:  Green belt is a planning term used to described a general area of open space surrounding an urban area.
Revised:  Green belt is a general area of open space surrounding an urban area.
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Original:  Green infrastructure is a planning term used to describe the total mass and viability of undeveloped, natural, and agricultural land and waterways, protected or not protected, within a particular community or region.
Revised:  Green infrastructure is the total mass and viability of undeveloped, natural, and agricultural land and waterways, protected or not protected, within a particular community or region.
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Original:  However the royal line is still rules as traditional leaders.
Revised:  However the royal line still rules as traditional leaders.
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Original: Govera was a cheifdom in Zimbabwe.
Revised: Govera was a chiefdom in Zimbabwe.
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Original:  The chapel is one of the few surviving structures from Merovignian times.
Revised:  The chapel is one of the few surviving structures from Merovingian times.
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Original:  L'Hypogée des Dunes is an underground chapel (Hypogeum) in Poitiers, France.
Revised: Hypogée des Dunes L'Hypogée des Dunes is an underground chapel (Hypogeum) in Poitiers, France.
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Original:  Gameplay Development  Phase One
Revised:  Gameplay Development The creators of The Endless Forest strived to create an artistic game, a moving painting. Dubbed by its developers as a "multiplayer online game and social screensaver", The Endless Forest is not a mainstream MMORPG – it is highly unlike other MMORPGs The most notable difference between The Endless Forest and other MMORPGs is the lack of violence and human communication (talking) in-game.. Phase One
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Original: Abiogenesis Abiogenesis is a spectacle created by the realtime authors of the game . ABIOGENESIS knows no limits – rocks and cages fall from the sky, disco balls spin, lightning bolts flash, the sky changes color, and rainbows pop up out of nowhere .
Revised: Abiogenesis is a mechanic that allows the developers to intervene directly on the game environment, and allows them to change things in real time .
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Original:  It is a system that allows Endless Forest authors Auriea Harvey Michaël Samyn to play god.
Revised:  It is Michaël Samyn to play god.
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Original: Basic gameplay If the player is registered, he or she will begin the game as a fawn.
Revised:  If the player is registered, he or she will begin the game as a fawn.
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Original: Gameplay If the player is registered, he or she will begin the game as a fawn.
Revised: Gameplay The player begins the game as a fawn.
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Original:  As a fawn, Forest Magic wears off quickly.
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Original:  Now Forest Magic stays on as long as the deer would like it to.
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Original:  Forest Magic Forest Magic is the main way to change the appearance of one's avatar, but the player cannot change his or her own look (The exceptions being some antlers, and the pelt acquired at the Crying Idol.)
Revised:  Forest Magic is the main way to change the appearance of one's avatar, but the player cannot change his or her own look (The exceptions being some antlers, and the pelt acquired at the Crying Idol.)
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% There is one animal that the player can shapeshift themselves into: Frog – If the player swims in the pond, they turn into a frog.
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