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Original:  Judge Mark Somers ordered Jones and supporter Wayne Sapp, 42, to pay a $1 peace bond and agree to stay away from the mosque for a period of three years.
Revised:  Judge Somers ordered Jones and supporter Wayne Sapp, 42, to pay a $1 peace bond and agree to stay away from the mosque for a period of three years.
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Original: The (ACLU) had filed a motion for the case to be dismissed on the basis that Jones could not be forced to post a bond making him pay for police protect, An ACLU spokesperson said, "It is unconstitutional to put a price on free speech in anticipation that the speech may not be welcome by others".
Revised: The (ACLU) had filed a motion for the case to be dismissed on the basis that Jones could not be forced to post a bond making him pay for police protection. An ACLU spokesperson said, "It is unconstitutional to put a price on free speech in anticipation that the speech may not be welcome by others".
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Original: Islamic Center of America A controversial Florida pastor who had planned a demonstration outside a Michigan mosque Friday evening was briefly jailed Friday after a court decided the protest would cause a breach of the peace and he refused to post a "peace bond" of $1 required by the judge.
Revised: Islamic Center of America A controversial Florida pastor who had planned a demonstration outside a Michigan mosque Friday evening was briefly jailed after a court decided the protest would cause a breach of the peace and he refused to post a "peace bond" of $1 required by the judge.
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Original:  Both initially refused to pay the $ 1      peace bond and  were remanded to the county jail.
Revised:  Both initially refused to pay the $ 1 required by the judge. peace bond and were remanded to the county jail.
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Original:  Robert Sedler, a constitutional law professor agreed, saying the has determined that it was unconstitutional to require a bond for police protection.
Revised:  Robert Sedler, a professor of constitutional law at , agreed, saying the has determined that it was unconstitutional to require a bond for police protection.
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Original:  The  (ACLU) had filed a motion for the case to be dismissed on the basis that Jones could not be forced to post a bond making him pay for police protection.
Revised:  The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) had filed a motion for the case to be dismissed on the basis that Jones could not be forced to post a bond making him pay for police protection.
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Original:  A statement on an Islamist website used by Al-Qaeda said that the attack was a part of an Al-Qaeda campaign to counter recent raids by US and Iraqi forces on suspected militant strongholds near the Syrian border   
Revised:  A statement on an Islamist website used by Al-Qaeda said that the attack was a part of an Al-Qaeda campaign to counter recent raids by US and Iraqi forces on suspected militant strongholds near the Syrian border . 
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Original:  35 were  killed and 25 were wounded in the blast.
Revised:  35 were reportedly killed and 25 were wounded in the blast.
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Original:  35 were  killed and 25 were wounded in the blast.
Revised:  35 were killed and 25 wounded in the blast.
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Original:  The attack was claimed by Al-Qaeda in Iraq.
Revised:  Responsibility for the attack was claimed by Al-Qaeda in Iraq.
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Original:  The restaurant is frequented by US-backed Iraqi security forces, who have often been targeted by Sunni Arab rebels and Islamist Al-Qaeda groups.
Revised:  The restaurant was frequented by US-backed Iraqi security forces, who have often been targeted by Sunni Arab rebels and Islamist Al-Qaeda groups.
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Original:  The restaurant is frequented by US-backed Iraqi security forces, who have often been targeted by Sunni Arab rebels and Islamist Al-Qaeda groups.
Revised:  The restaurant is frequented by US-backed Iraqi security forces, often the target of Sunni Arab rebels and Islamist Al-Qaeda groups.
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Original: A suicide bomber detonated himself in a crowded Baghdad restaurant Thursday morning at approximately 9:30 local time (0630 GMT ). 35 were reportedly killed and 25 wounded in the blast.
Revised: A suicide bomber detonated himself in a crowded Baghdad restaurant Thursday morning at approximately 9:30 local time (0630 ). 35 were reportedly killed and 25 wounded in the blast.
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Original:  The restaurant was frequented by US-backed Iraqi security forces, often the target of Sunni Arab rebels and Islamist Al-Qaeda groups.
Revised:  The restaurant was frequented by -backed Iraqi security forces, often the target of Sunni Arab rebels and Islamist Al-Qaeda groups.
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Original:  The restaurant was frequented by US-backed Iraqi security forces, often the target of Sunni Arab rebels and Islamist Al-Qaeda groups.
Revised:  The restaurant was frequented by US-backed Iraqi security forces, often the target of Sunni Arab rebels and Al-Qaeda groups.
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Original:  The attack came just a day after the bombing of hotels in Amman , Jordan, attacks also claimed by Al-Qaeda.
Revised:  The attack came just a day after the bombing of hotels in , Jordan, attacks also claimed by Al-Qaeda.
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Original: The international NGO Human Rights Watch has called on Australian Prime Minister to publicly address China’s recent crackdown on dissidents in her visit to the country from April 25th to 28th.
Revised: The international NGO Human Rights Watch has called on Prime Minister to publicly address China’s recent crackdown on dissidents in her visit to the country from April 25th to 28th.
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Original: The international NGO Human Rights Watch has called on Australian Prime Minister to publicly address China’s recent crackdown on dissidents in her visit to the country from April 25th to 28th.
Revised: The international NGO Human Rights Watch has called on Australian Prime Minister to publicly address China’s recent crackdown on dissidents , during her visit to the country from April 25th to 28th.
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Original:  She told Australian media before departing that she would “ of course be raising human rights (with China).
Revised:  She told Australian media before departing that she would " of course be raising human rights (with China).
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Original:  ” “ Our view of course is that we raise human rights.
Revised:  " " Our view of course is that we raise human rights.
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Original:  ” HRW’s Asia advocacy director Sophie Richardson said that whilst Prime Minister Gillard has expressed concern in Canberra “ (the) test is whether she will do so publicly in Beijing , " The issue of human rights in China is of particular interest in Australia following the disappearance – and feared arrest – of Australian citizen and pro-democracy activist Yang Hengjun in China last month.
Revised:  " HRW’s Asia advocacy director Sophie Richardson said that whilst Prime Minister Gillard has expressed concern in Canberra “ (the) test is whether she will do so publicly in Beijing , " The issue of human rights in China is of particular interest in Australia following the disappearance – and feared arrest – of Australian citizen and pro-democracy activist Yang Hengjun in China last month.
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Original:  ” HRW’s Asia advocacy director Sophie Richardson said that whilst Prime Minister Gillard has expressed concern in Canberra “ (the) test is whether she will do so publicly in Beijing , " The issue of human rights in China is of particular interest in Australia following the disappearance – and feared arrest – of Australian citizen and pro-democracy activist Yang Hengjun in China last month.
Revised:  ” HRW’s Asia advocacy director Sophie Richardson said that whilst Prime Minister Gillard has expressed concern in Canberra " (the) test is whether she will do so publicly in Beijing , " The issue of human rights in China is of particular interest in Australia following the disappearance – and feared arrest – of Australian citizen and pro-democracy activist Yang Hengjun in China last month.
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Original:  ” HRW’s Asia advocacy director Sophie Richardson said that whilst Prime Minister Gillard has expressed concern in Canberra “ (the) test is whether she will do so publicly in Beijing , " The issue of human rights in China is of particular interest in Australia following the disappearance – and feared arrest – of Australian citizen and pro-democracy activist Yang Hengjun in China last month.
Revised:  ” HRW’s Asia advocacy director Sophie Richardson said that whilst Prime Minister Gillard has expressed concern in Canberra “ (the) test is whether she will do so publicly in Beijing " The issue of human rights in China is of particular interest in Australia following the disappearance – and feared arrest – of Australian citizen and pro-democracy activist Yang Hengjun in China last month.
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Original:  The political blogger and writer disappeared in Guangzhou, China in March and although he has sine resurfaced, he has not publicly stated exactly what happened during the two day period that he was missing
Revised:  The political blogger and writer disappeared in in March and although he has sine resurfaced, he has not publicly stated exactly what happened during the two day period that he was missing
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Original:  The political blogger and writer disappeared in Guangzhou, China in March and although he has sine resurfaced, he has not publicly stated exactly what happened during the two day period that he was missing
Revised:  The political blogger and writer disappeared in Guangzhou, China in March and although he has since resurfaced, he has not publicly stated exactly what happened during the two day period that he was missing
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Original: In an open letter HRW called on Prime Minister Gillard to address the increasing use of repressive force in China , a by-product of the recent protests in the Middle East .
Revised: In an open letter HRW called on Prime Minister Gillard to address the increasing use of repressive force in China .
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Original:  HRW’s Asia advocacy director Sophie Richardson said that whilst Prime Minister Gillard has expressed concern in Canberra  " (the ) test is whether she will do so publicly in Beijing"
Revised:  HRW’s Asia advocacy director Sophie Richardson said that whilst Prime Minister Gillard has expressed concern in Canberra , " (the ) test is whether she will do so publicly in Beijing"
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Original:  HRW’s Asia advocacy director Sophie Richardson said that whilst Prime Minister Gillard has expressed concern in Canberra  " (the ) test is whether she will do so publicly in Beijing"
Revised:  HRW’s Asia advocacy director Sophie Richardson said that whilst Prime Minister Gillard has expressed concern in Canberra " the test is whether she will do so publicly in Beijing"
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Original:  The political blogger and writer disappeared in in March and although he has since resurfaced, he has not publicly stated exactly what happened during the two day period that he was missing  
Revised:  The political blogger and writer disappeared in in March and although he has since resurfaced, he has not publicly stated exactly what happened during the two day period that he was missing . 
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Original:  The political blogger and writer disappeared in in March and although he has since resurfaced, he has not publicly stated exactly what happened during the two day period that he was missing .
Revised:  The political blogger and writer disappeared in in March and although he has since resurfaced, he has not publicly stated exactly what happened during the two day period that he was missing 
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Original:  He retired from HMI after more than forty years  .
Revised:  He retired from HMI after more than forty years of work for the Institute .
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Original:  The creation of the Institute was supported by to bring recognition to the region .
Revised:  The creation of the Institute was supported by .
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Original: When he  about 21, Gombu was the first Sherpa to reach the as the youngest member of 's team in 1953.
Revised: When he was about 21, Gombu was the first Sherpa to reach the as the youngest member of 's team in 1953.
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Original: When he  about 21, Gombu was the first Sherpa to reach the as the youngest member of 's team in 1953.
Revised: When he about 21, Gombu reached the as the youngest member of 's team in 1953.
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Original:  On that expedition, Hilary and , Gombu's uncle, were the first to successfully scale . Gombu set another record as the first person to reach the mountain's summit twice, first in in 1963 with on an American expedition and again in 1965 with Captain on an Indian Everest expedition.
Revised:  On that expedition, Hilary and , Gombu's uncle, were the first to successfully scale . Gombu set another record as the first person to reach the mountain's summit twice, first in 1963 with on an American expedition and again in 1965 with Captain on an Indian Everest expedition.
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Original:  On that expedition, Hilary and , Gombu's uncle, were the first to successfully scale . Gombu set another record as the first person to reach the mountain's summit twice, first in in 1963 with on an American expedition and again in 1965 with Captain on an Indian Everest expedition.
Revised:  On that expedition, Hilary and , Gombu's uncle, were the first to successfully scale . Gombu set another record as the first person to reach the mountain's summit twice, first in in 1963 with on an American expedition and again in 1965 with Captain on an Indian expedition.
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Original:  He scaled many other Himalayan peaks including , , and , and is credited with discovering new mountain routes.
Revised:  He scaled many other Himalayan peaks including , and , and is credited with discovering new mountain routes.
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Original:  Gompa was one of the "Tigers of the Snow", Sherpa mountain climbers who sought to to bring recognition to their their ethnic community in the mountains of Tibet and Nepal.
Revised:  Gompa was one of the "Tigers of the Snow", Sherpa mountain climbers who brought recognition to their their ethnic community in the mountains of Tibet and Nepal.
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Original:  He was important in the formation  (HMI), along with other Sherpas , including Tnzing Norgay who was the first HMI director .
Revised:  He was important in the formation of the (HMI), along with other Sherpas , including Tnzing Norgay who was the first HMI director .
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Original:  He was important in the formation  (HMI), along with other Sherpas , including Tnzing Norgay who was the first HMI director .
Revised:  He was important in the formation (HMI), along with other Sherpas .
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Original:  The HMI was based in and opened the the region to tourists and climbers.
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Original:  "He was not only an outstanding climber, Gombu was  fine person who guided Indian mountaineering to a greater height," said , a retired Navy captain and leader of the 1965 Indian expedition.
Revised:  "He was not only an outstanding climber, Gombu was a fine person who guided Indian mountaineering to a greater height," said , a retired Navy captain and leader of the 1965 Indian expedition.
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Original:  For his work, Gombu received many award , including medals from and the , and was invited to the by . Gompa was born in Tibet but later moved with his family to a small village in Nepal near Mount Everest .
Revised:  For his work, Gombu received many awards , including medals from and the , and was invited to the by . Gompa was born in Tibet but later moved with his family to a small village in Nepal near Mount Everest .
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Original:  For his work, Gombu received many award , including medals from and the , and was invited to the by . Gompa was born in Tibet but later moved with his family to a small village in Nepal near Mount Everest .
Revised:  For his work, Gombu received many award , including medals from and the , and was invited to the by Gompa was born in Tibet but later moved with his family to a small village in Nepal near Mount Everest .
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Original:  For his work, Gombu received many award , including medals from and the , and was invited to the by . Gompa was born in Tibet but later moved with his family to a small village in Nepal near Mount Everest .
Revised:  For his work, Gombu received many award , including medals from and the , and was invited to the by . .
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Original:  The creation of the Institute was supported by . Gombu served as Director of Field Training there after Norgay retired  , eventually retiring from HMI himself after more than forty years of work for the Institute.
Revised:  The creation of the Institute was supported by . Gombu served as Director of Field Training there after Norgay retired from the role , eventually retiring from HMI himself after more than forty years of work for the Institute.
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Original:  The court ruled that the  law was reasonable as a measure to help maintain Turkey as secular society .
Revised:  The court ruled that the The law was reasonable as a measure to help maintain Turkey as secular society .
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Original: Implications on Human Rights The court ruled that Turkish law was consistent with the European Convention on Human Rights and with the protection of women's rights in general.
Revised:  The court ruled that Turkish law was consistent with the European Convention on Human Rights and with the protection of women's rights in general.
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Original:  The law was reasonable as a measure to help maintain Turkey as secular society, the court ruled.
Revised:  The ban was reasonable as a measure to help maintain Turkey as secular society, the court ruled.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The court ruled that Turkish law was consistent with the European Convention on Human Rights and with the protection of women's rights in general.
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Original: Śrī Satya Sai Baba, one of India's most prominent spiritual leaders and revered by millions of followers worldwide, died Sunday in a hospital, following a and a period of failing health .
Revised: Śrī Satya Sai Baba, one of India's most prominent spiritual leaders and revered by millions of followers worldwide, died Sunday in a hospital, following a .
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Original:  Final scores were: • Thunderbird 14 beat Tobacco Rd (Duke/ UNC) 3 • Thunderbird 12 beat Cornell 0 • Thunderbird 7 beat Wharton 0 • Thunderbird 11 beat Univ. of Texas 8 • Thunderbird 17 beat Berkeley 7  In addition to the five teams above, Kellogg also participated in the tournament.
Revised:  Final scores were: • Thunderbird 14 beat Tobacco Rd (Duke/ UNC) 3 • Thunderbird 12 beat Cornell 0 • Thunderbird 7 beat Wharton 0 • Thunderbird 11 beat Univ. of Texas 8 • Thunderbird 17 beat Berkeley 7 <p> In addition to the five teams above, Kellogg also participated in the tournament.
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Original:   “Our team performed admirably.
Revised:  <p> “Our team performed admirably.
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Original:   Team president, Scott Harper, commented “The tournament was great.
Revised:  <p> Team president, Scott Harper, commented “The tournament was great.
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Original:   Fans were treated to two great days of rugby.
Revised:  <p> Fans were treated to two great days of rugby.
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Original:  Sponsors for the tournament included Siemens, Wells Fargo, Trump Enterprises, the Thunderbird Student Government and the Thunderbird Alumni Rugby Associatio 
Revised:  Sponsors for the tournament included Siemens, Wells Fargo, Trump Enterprises, the Thunderbird Student Government and the Thunderbird Alumni Rugby Association. 
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Original:  The Australian Governor-General, Sir John Kerr, sacked the then prime minister Gough Whitlam.
Revised:  The Australian Governor-General, Sir John Kerr, dismissed the Prime Minister Gough Whitlam.
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Original:  On the 11th of November in response to his sacking, Whitlam dramatically proclaimed to the assembled press from the steps of Parliament House: Well may we say "God save the Queen" because nothing will save the Governor General. . . . The proclamation you have just heard read was countersigned Malcom Fraser, who will go down in Australian history from Remembrance Day 1975 as Kerr's Cur  
Revised:  Immediately following his sacking, Whitlam dramatically proclaimed to the assembled press from the steps of Parliament House: Well may we say "God save the Queen" because nothing will save the Governor General. . . . The proclamation you have just heard read was countersigned Malcom Fraser, who will go down in Australian history from Remembrance Day 1975 as Kerr's Cur 
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Original:  On the 11th of November in response to his sacking, Whitlam dramatically proclaimed to the assembled press from the steps of Parliament House: Well may we say "God save the Queen" because nothing will save the Governor General. . . . The proclamation you have just heard read was countersigned Malcom Fraser, who will go down in Australian history from Remembrance Day 1975 as Kerr's Cur  
Revised:  On the 11th of November in response to his sacking, Whitlam dramatically proclaimed to the assembled press from the steps of Parliament House: Well may we say "God save the Queen" because nothing will save the Governor General. . . . The proclamation you have just heard read was countersigned Malcom Fraser, who will go down in Australian history from Remembrance Day 1975 as Kerr's Cur . 
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Original:  While the Labor Party faithful "maintained the rage" and Australia's current prime minister John Howardsaid Sir John Kerr was "savagely maligned by history", the anniversary was a non-event for most Australians.
Revised:  While the Labor Party faithful "maintained the rage" and Australia's current prime minister John Howard said Sir John Kerr was "savagely maligned by history", the anniversary was a non-event for most Australians.
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Original:  The day in Australia focussed on the 87th anniversary of  World War I armistice and the ongoing news events of the day
Revised:  The day in Australia focussed on the 87th anniversary of the end of World War I armistice and the ongoing news events of the day
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Original:  The day in Australia focussed on the 87th anniversary of  World War I armistice and the ongoing news events of the day
Revised:  The day in Australia focussed on the 87th anniversary of World War I and the ongoing news events of the day
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Original: Since Sir John Kerr was an executive board member of the CIA front organisation, the Australian Association for Cultural Freedom, and, according to Christopher Boyce, was referred to by CIA agents as our man Kerr, the dismissal was later claimed by some analysts, such as John Pilger, to be largely an action of the US government, rather than a purely internal Australian conflict.
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Original: The Czech   interior ministry spokesperson, Radka Kovárová, said that the Czech government turned down the Americans' request because;
Revised: The Czech The Czech interior ministry spokesperson, Radka Kovárová, said that the Czech government turned down the Americans' request because;
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Original:  The government has been accused of hypocisy over the release, because Australia withdrew from the jurisdiction of the maritime division of the ICJ in 2002, because of a dispute with East Timor.
Revised:  The government has been accused of hypocisy over the release, as Australia withdrew from the jurisdiction of the maritime division of the ICJ in 2002, because of a dispute with East Timor.
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