wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  Besides the public libraries  private libraries also provide lending services, they are usually run by individuals  or by corporate organizations and universities  Private libraries usually require a subscription or membership to the library (paid or unpaid) and provide services specific to the organization, area or university.
Revised:  Besides the public libraries private libraries also provide lending services, they are usually run by individuals or by corporate organizations and universities . Private libraries usually require a subscription or membership to the library (paid or unpaid) and provide services specific to the organization, area or university.
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Original: Book rental services worldwide World over many book are doing book rental services using offline retail and e-commerce.
Revised:  World over many book are doing book rental services using offline retail and e-commerce.
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Original:  Right now, www.snatchbooks.com is quite trending among Indian Students.
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Original:  For eg- www. snatchbooks.com E-book renters . Many companies renting physical books also rent e-books.
Revised:  For eg- www. snatchbooks.com E-book renters Many companies renting physical books also rent e-books.
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Original:  Since e-book rental distribution rights are totally different from physical books most of the smaller companies are not able to rent e-books for standard publishers like McGraw-Hill, Pearson, Prentice Hall, Cengage  etc due to high license fees that needs to be paid for rental rights.
Revised:  Since e-book rental distribution rights are totally different from physical books many smaller companies are not able to rent e-books for standard publishers like McGraw-Hill, Pearson, Prentice Hall, Cengage etc due to high license fees that needs to be paid for rental rights.
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Original:  Since e-book rental distribution rights are totally different from physical books most of the smaller companies are not able to rent e-books for standard publishers like McGraw-Hill, Pearson, Prentice Hall, Cengage  etc due to high license fees that needs to be paid for rental rights.
Revised:  Since e-book rental distribution rights are totally different from physical books most of the smaller companies are not able to rent e-books from standard publishers like McGraw-Hill, Pearson, Prentice Hall, Cengage etc due to high license fees that needs to be paid for rental rights.
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Original:  Since e-book rental distribution rights are totally different from physical books most of the smaller companies are not able to rent e-books for standard publishers like McGraw-Hill, Pearson, Prentice Hall, Cengage  etc due to high license fees that needs to be paid for rental rights.
Revised:  Since e-book rental distribution rights are totally different from physical books most of the smaller companies are not able to rent e-books for standard publishers like McGraw-Hill, Pearson, Prentice Hall, Cengage , etc due to high license fees that needs to be paid for rental rights.
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Original:  Since e-book rental distribution rights are totally different from physical books most of the smaller companies are not able to rent e-books for standard publishers like McGraw-Hill, Pearson, Prentice Hall, Cengage  etc due to high license fees that needs to be paid for rental rights.
Revised:  Since e-book rental distribution rights are totally different from physical books most of the smaller companies are not able to rent e-books for standard publishers like McGraw-Hill, Pearson, Prentice Hall, Cengage etc due to the high licensing fees required for rental rights.
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Original:  He also wrote songs to poems written by Umar Yarycheva, Musa Geshaev, and other prominent Chechen poets.
Revised:  He also wrote songs based on poems written by Umar Yarycheva, Musa Geshaev, and other prominent Chechen poets.
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Original:  Unlike fellow Chechen bard Timur Mucuraev 's songs, Imam's music tended to be closer to traditional Chechen music.
Revised:  Unlike fellow Chechen bard Timur Mutsurayev 's songs, Imam's music tended to be closer to traditional Chechen music.
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Original:  Some of his most popular songs include "Gazavat", "Dagestan", " Distant Homeland Anthem ",  and " Chechnya " .  On the night of November 10,  1996, three men in police uniform burst into the Odessa house where Alimsultanov and his artistic team were staying, shooting Imam and two colleagues at close range.
Revised:  Some of his most popular songs include "Gazavat", "Dagestan", " Distant Homeland Anthem ", and " Chechnya " On the night of November 10, 1996, three men in police uniform burst into the Odessa house where Alimsultanov and his artistic team were staying, shooting Imam and two colleagues at close range.
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Original:  Some of his most popular songs include "Gazavat", "Dagestan", " Distant Homeland Anthem ",  and " Chechnya " .  On the night of November 10,  1996, three men in police uniform burst into the Odessa house where Alimsultanov and his artistic team were staying, shooting Imam and two colleagues at close range.
Revised:  Some of his most popular songs include "Gazavat", "Dagestan", " Distant Homeland Anthem ", and " Chechnya " . Death On the night of November 10, 1996, three men in police uniform burst into the Odessa house where Alimsultanov and his artistic team were staying, shooting Imam and two colleagues at close range.
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Original:   Imam Alimsultanov was buried near his hometown of Khasavyurt, Dagestan, and a street in the same city was renamed in his honor.
Revised:  Memory Imam Alimsultanov was buried near his hometown of Khasavyurt, Dagestan, and a street in the same city was renamed in his honor.
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Original:  in CAF Confederation Cup04All appearance(s) in UAFA Club Cup12422013–1425420—102842014–152753042103572015–161981061—2692016–1729921301135112017–181912112seven appearances in CAF Champions League, five appearances in CAF Confederation Cup0—3322018–1914220604All appearance(s) in Arab Club Champions Cup12632019–201651093—268Total1883818241611325849NA Hussein Dey2020–21 Ligue 10000 —— 00Career total3335635275712345768
Revised:  in CAF Confederation Cup04All appearance(s) in UAFA Club Cup12422013–1425420—102842014–152753042103572015–161981061—2692016–1729921301135112017–181912112seven appearances in CAF Champions League, five appearances in CAF Confederation Cup0—3322018–1914220604All appearance(s) in Arab Club Champions Cup12632019–201651093—268Total1883818241611325849NA Hussein Dey2020–21 Ligue 100 —— 00Career total3335635275712345768
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Original:  in CAF Confederation Cup04All appearance(s) in UAFA Club Cup12422013–1425420—102842014–152753042103572015–161981061—2692016–1729921301135112017–181912112seven appearances in CAF Champions League, five appearances in CAF Confederation Cup0—3322018–1914220604All appearance(s) in Arab Club Champions Cup12632019–201651093—268Total1883818241611325849NA Hussein Dey2020–21 Ligue 10000 —— 00Career total3335635275712345768
Revised:  in CAF Confederation Cup04All appearance(s) in UAFA Club Cup12422013–1425420—102842014–152753042103572015–161981061—2692016–1729921301135112017–181912112seven appearances in CAF Champions League, five appearances in CAF Confederation Cup0—3322018–1914220604All appearance(s) in Arab Club Champions Cup12632019–201651093—268Total1883818241611325849NA Hussein Dey2020–21 Ligue 10000 —— 0000Career total3335635275712345768
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Original: Kabyle people Category:Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:Association football defenders Category:JS Kabylie players Category:Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1 players Category:Algeria A' international footballers Category:Algeria under-23 international footballers Category:2011 African Nations Championship players Category:USM Alger players Category:Algeria youth international footballers Category:2017 Africa Cup of Nations playe
Revised: Kabyle people Category:Algerian footballers Category:Algeria international footballers Category:Association football defenders Category:JS Kabylie players Category:Algerian Ligue Professionnelle 1 players Category:Algeria A' international footballers Category:Algeria under-23 international footballers Category:2011 African Nations Championship players Category:USM Alger players Category:Algeria youth international footballers Category:2017 Africa Cup of Nations players Category:21st-century Algerian peop
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Original:  Currently, the terrestrial vegetation exchanges some 60 billion tons of carbon with the atmosphere on an annual basis (through the processes of photosynthesis and respiration), thereby playing a critical role in the carbon cycle.
Revised:  Currently, the terrestrial vegetation exchanges some 60 billion tons of carbon with the atmosphere on an annual basis (through processes of carbon fixation and carbon respiration), thereby playing a critical role in the carbon cycle.
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Original:  Nujoma went around to the workers compounds talking to them about the formation of  new organization.
Revised:  Nujoma went around to the workers compounds talking to them about the formation of the new organization.
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Original: The Ovamboland People's Organization is a defunct nationalist organization that existed between 1959 and 1960 in the former South West Africa.
Revised: The Ovamboland People's Organization was a nationalist organization that existed between 1959 and 1960 in the former South West Africa.
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Original: The Ovamboland People's Organization is a defunct nationalist organization that existed between 1959 and 1960 in the former South West Africa.
Revised: The Ovamboland People's Organization is a defunct nationalist organization that existed between 1959 and 1960 in South West Africa.
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Original:  The aim of the organization was to end the South African colonial administration, and the placing of South West Africa under the United Nations Trusteeship system.
Revised:  The aim of the organization was to end the South African colonial administration, and the placement of South West Africa under the United Nations Trusteeship system.
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Original:  History In 1949, Sam Nujoma moved to Windhoek from Walvis Bay  where he had been working  .
Revised:  History In 1949, Sam Nujoma moved from Walvis Bay where he had been working .
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Original:  History In 1949, Sam Nujoma moved to Windhoek from Walvis Bay  where he had been working  .
Revised:  History In 1949, Sam Nujoma moved to Windhoek from Walvis Bay , where he had been working .
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Original:  He immediately became involved in politics through which he met and formed a close relationship with the Herero Chief Hosea Kutako who would become his political mentor.
Revised:  He immediately became involved in politics through which he met and formed a close relationship with his political mentor and Herero Chief Hosea Kutako who would become his political mentor.
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Original:  During this era the South West Africa Native Labour Association (SWANLA) was recruiting many Namibians through the controversial contract labour system to work on farms and mines in Namibia and South Africa.
Revised:  During this era the South West Africa Native Labour Association (SWANLA) recruited many Namibians through the controversial contract labour system to work on farms and mines in Namibia and South Africa.
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Original:  The contract labour system was met with objections for its harsh treatment and human rights abuses by Namibian nationalist in and outside the country .
Revised:  The contract labour system was met with objections for its harsh treatment and human rights abuses by Namibian nationalists both in the country and abroad .
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Original:  In 1951, Andimba Toivo ya Toivo left Namibia to South Africa and was employed as a railway police officer in Cape Town.
Revised:  In 1951, Andimba Toivo ya Toivo moved to South Africa and was employed as a railway police officer in Cape Town.
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Original:  In 1951, Andimba Toivo ya Toivo left Namibia to South Africa and was employed as a railway police officer in Cape Town.
Revised:  In 1951, Andimba Toivo ya Toivo left Namibia to South Africa , where he worked as a railway police officer in Cape Town.
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Original:  Ya Toivo and a few Namibians who were influenced by the politics of the African National Congress (ANC) got together several times at a small barbershop in Cape Town to discuss the political situation in Namibia and issues concerning the contract labour system.
Revised:  Ya Toivo and others influenced by the politics of the African National Congress (ANC) got together several times at a small barbershop in Cape Town to discuss the political situation in Namibia and issues concerning the contract labour system.
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Original:  Ya Toivo and a few Namibians who were influenced by the politics of the African National Congress (ANC) got together several times at a small barbershop in Cape Town to discuss the political situation in Namibia and issues concerning the contract labour system.
Revised:  Ya Toivo and a few Namibians who were influenced by the politics of the African National Congress (ANC) met several times at a small barbershop in Cape Town to discuss the political situation in Namibia and issues concerning the contract labour system.
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Original:  Ya Toivo and a few Namibians who were influenced by the politics of the African National Congress (ANC) got together several times at a small barbershop in Cape Town to discuss the political situation in Namibia and issues concerning the contract labour system.
Revised:  Ya Toivo and a few Namibians who were influenced by the politics of the African National Congress (ANC) got together several times at a small barbershop in Cape Town to discuss Namibia's political situation and issues concerning the contract labour system.
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Original:  During the discussions on political action  the group formed the Ovamboland People's Congress (OPC) on August 2, 1957 under the leadership of Ya Toivo.
Revised:  During the discussions on political action , the group formed the Ovamboland People's Congress (OPC) on August 2, 1957 under the leadership of Ya Toivo.
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Original:  The aim was to fight the exploitative contract labour system and policies of SWANLA.
Revised:  The group aim sought to end the exploitative contract labour system and policies of SWANLA.
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Original:  Most Bidayuh villages have either a Roman Catholic or Anglican church or a mosque but few villages are Muslims—rarely more than one or the village would tend to split .
Revised:  Most Bidayuh villages have either a Roman Catholic or Anglican church or a mosque .
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Original:  Uncle)Amang, AmaMotherIbuAndĕ/ayangSinoSendoSin(d)oInuk, Indok, Umak,IndûInang, InaFoodmakananpima-anpingumanpimaanPingumanPamakananPamanganPagkainRicenasisongkoi/ sungkoitubitubiTubinasiknasikaninIakuakuokuĚkuakuakuaku /I-akuakoYou/theekamu/anda/engkau/kauamu/akammu-u/inganku-u/kaam(K)u'u/ ka'amkauika (sing.)/ikayu (pl.)ikaw
Revised:  Uncle)Amang, AmaMotherIbuAndĕ/ayangSinoSendoSin(d)oInuk, Indok, Umak,IndûInang, InaFoodmakananpima-anpingumanpimaanPingumanPamakananPamanganPagkainRicenasisongkoi/ sungkoitubitubiTubinasiknasikaninIakuakuokuĚkuĚkuakuaku /I-akuakoYou/theekamu/anda/engkau/kauamu/akammu-u/inganku-u/kaam(K)u'u/ ka'amkauika (sing.)/ikayu (pl.)ikaw
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Original: Bidayuh is the collective name for several indigenous groups found in southern Sarawak, Malaysia and northern West Kalimantan, Indonesia, on the island of Borneo, that are broadly similar in language and culture (see also issues below).
Revised: Bidayuh is the collective name for several indigenous groups found in southern Sarawak, Malaysia and northern West Kalimantan, Indonesia, on the island of Borneo, which are broadly similar in language and culture (see also issues below).
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Original:  At times  they were also lesser referred to as Klemantan people.
Revised:  At times , they were also lesser referred to as Klemantan people.
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Original:  In Sarawak, most of Bidayuh population are found within 40 km of the geographical area known as Greater Kuching, within the Kuching and Serian Division.
Revised:  In Sarawak, most of Bidayuh population can be found within 40 km of the geographical area known as Greater Kuching, within the Kuching and Serian Division.
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Original:  They are the second largest Dayak ethnic group in Sarawak after the Iban and one of the major Dayak tribes in West Kalimantan.
Revised:  They are the second-largest Dayak ethnic group in Sarawak after the Iban and one of the major Dayak tribes in West Kalimantan.
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Original:  Predominantly Bidayuh areas in Sarawak are : Lundu, Bau, Penrissen, Padawan, Siburan  and Serian.
Revised:  Predominantly Bidayuh areas in Sarawak are Lundu, Bau, Penrissen, Padawan, Siburan and Serian.
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Original:  Predominantly Bidayuh areas in Sarawak are : Lundu, Bau, Penrissen, Padawan, Siburan  and Serian.
Revised:  Predominantly Bidayuh areas in Sarawak are : Lundu, Bau, Penrissen, Padawan, Siburan , and Serian.
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Original:  The area continued to the adjecting West Kalimantan border where they resides in Kembayan, Noyan, Sekayam  and Jangkang district in Sanggau Regency.
Revised:  The area continues up to the adjacent West Kalimantan border where they resides in Kembayan, Noyan, Sekayam and Jangkang district in Sanggau Regency.
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Original:  The area continued to the adjecting West Kalimantan border where they resides in Kembayan, Noyan, Sekayam  and Jangkang district in Sanggau Regency.
Revised:  The area continued to the adjecting West Kalimantan border where they reside in Kembayan, Noyan, Sekayam and Jangkang district in Sanggau Regency.
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Original:  The area continued to the adjecting West Kalimantan border where they resides in Kembayan, Noyan, Sekayam  and Jangkang district in Sanggau Regency.
Revised:  The area continued to the adjecting West Kalimantan border where they resides in Kembayan, Noyan, Sekayam , and Jangkang district in Sanggau Regency.
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Original:  The area in which they live is mainly in the basin of the Sarawak River and hilly to  mountainous forest, traditionally worked by rotational agriculture and hunting based around farms populated from parent villages situated on the hills for protection.
Revised:  The area in which they live is mainly in the basin of the Sarawak River and hilly to a mountainous forest, traditionally worked by rotational agriculture and hunting based around farms populated from parent villages situated on the hills for protection.
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Original:  Today, almost all the traditional longhouse-villages have been replaced by individual houses, by roads and there is some plantation agriculture and a reduced emphasis on the growing of hill-padi .
Revised:  Today, almost all the traditional longhouse villages have been replaced by individual houses, by roads and there is some plantation agriculture and a reduced emphasis on the growing of hill-padi .
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Original:  Today, almost all the traditional longhouse-villages have been replaced by individual houses, by roads and there is some plantation agriculture and a reduced emphasis on the growing of hill-padi .
Revised:  Today, almost all the traditional longhouse-villages have been replaced by individual houses, by roads and there are some plantation agriculture and a reduced emphasis on the growing of hill-padi .
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Original:  Today, almost all the traditional longhouse-villages have been replaced by individual houses, by roads and there is some plantation agriculture and a reduced emphasis on the growing of hill-padi .
Revised:  Today, almost all the traditional longhouse-villages have been replaced by individual houses, by roads and there is some plantation agriculture and a reduced emphasis on the growing of hill padi .
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Original:  The approximately 25 dialects of Bidayuh (Land Dayak) spoken in Sarawak, Malaysia,  can be grouped into four clusters of generally intelligible dialects: Eastern, Central, Highland  and Western.
Revised:  There are approximately 25 dialects of Bidayuh (Land Dayak) spoken in Sarawak, Malaysia, can be grouped into four clusters of generally intelligible dialects: Eastern, Central, Highland and Western.
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Original:  The approximately 25 dialects of Bidayuh (Land Dayak) spoken in Sarawak, Malaysia,  can be grouped into four clusters of generally intelligible dialects: Eastern, Central, Highland  and Western.
Revised:  The approximately 25 dialects of Bidayuh (Land Dayak) spoken in Sarawak, Malaysia, which can be grouped into four clusters of generally intelligible dialects: Eastern, Central, Highland and Western.
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Original:  The approximately 25 dialects of Bidayuh (Land Dayak) spoken in Sarawak, Malaysia,  can be grouped into four clusters of generally intelligible dialects: Eastern, Central, Highland  and Western.
Revised:  The approximately 25 dialects of Bidayuh (Land Dayak) spoken in Sarawak, Malaysia, can be grouped into four clusters of generally intelligible dialects: Eastern, Central, Highland , and Western.
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Original:  In Sarawak  there are generally said to be three main linguistic groupings (Biatah language;
Revised:  In Sarawak , there are generally said to be three main linguistic groupings (Biatah language;
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Original:  Each area speaks its own dialect: Lundu speak Jagoi, Salako  and Lara.
Revised:  Each area speaks its own dialect: Lundu speaks Jagoi, Salako and Lara.
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Original:  Each area speaks its own dialect: Lundu speak Jagoi, Salako  and Lara.
Revised:  Each area speaks its own dialect: Lundu speak Jagoi, Salako , and Lara.
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Original:  Bratak, Singai, Krokong  and Jagoi speak Singai-Jagoi.
Revised:  Bratak, Singai, Krokong , and Jagoi speak Singai-Jagoi.
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Original:  Penrissen speak Bisitang also people in Kampung Bunuk speak Bunuk (Segu-Benuk).
Revised:  Penrissen speaks Bisitang while people in Kampung Bunuk speak Bunuk (Segu-Benuk).
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Original:  Siburan vicinity speak Biatah.
Revised:  Siburan vicinity speaks Biatah.
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Original:  Bidayuhs who live around Serian such as Baki, Baru, Taee  and Tarat speaks  Bukar language.
Revised:  Bidayuhs who live around Serian such as Baki, Baru, Taee , and Tarat speaks Bukar language.
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Original:  Bidayuhs who live around Serian such as Baki, Baru, Taee  and Tarat speaks  Bukar language.
Revised:  Bidayuhs who live around Serian such as Baki, Baru, Taee and Tarat speaks the Bukar language.
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Original:  Bidayuhs in Padawan speak several but related dialects like Bi-Annah, Pinyawa, Braang, Bia''', Bisepug  and Emperoh/Bipuruh.
Revised:  Bidayuhs in Padawan speak several but related dialects like Bi-Annah, Pinyawa, Braang, Bia''', Bisepug , and Emperoh/Bipuruh.
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Original:  Bidayuh Moden speak mixed languages, mixed languages between Padawan and Jagoi language (Semeba, Tematu, Bumbok  and Sudad).
Revised:  Bidayuh Moden speaks mixed languages, mixed languages between Padawan and Jagoi language (Semeba, Tematu, Bumbok and Sudad).
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Original:  Bidayuh Moden speak mixed languages, mixed languages between Padawan and Jagoi language (Semeba, Tematu, Bumbok  and Sudad).
Revised:  Bidayuh Moden speak mixed languages, mixed languages between Padawan and Jagoi language (Semeba, Tematu, Bumbok , and Sudad).
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Original:  Bidayuhs are traditionally animist, and vestiges of these beliefs still remain.
Revised:  Bidayuhs are traditionally animist, and vestiges of these beliefs remain.
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