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Original: The film was one of 25 films to be chosen for the Global Environmental Justice Collection, an educational film collection supported by the International Documentary Association and curated by professors from Whittier, Yale, and NYU.
Revised: The film was one of 25 chosen for the Global Environmental Justice Collection, an educational film collection supported by the International Documentary Association and curated by professors from Whittier, Yale, and NYU.
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Original:  The collection won the 2020 Buchanan Prize, which goes annually to "an outstanding pedagogical, instructional, or curriculum publication on Asia designed for K-12 and college.   
Revised:  The collection won the 2020 Buchanan Prize, which goes annually to "an outstanding pedagogical, instructional, or curriculum publication on Asia designed for K-12 and college. " 
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Original:  The collection won the 2020 Buchanan Prize, which goes annually to "an outstanding pedagogical, instructional, or curriculum publication on Asia designed for K-12 and college.   
Revised:  The collection won the 2020 Buchanan Prize, which goes annually to "an outstanding pedagogical, instructional, or curriculum publication on Asia designed for K-12 and college. References 
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Original:  Upon meeting Korean farmer Seong Hyun Choi, however, the two were so impressed by his ecological mindset and way of working that they set out to produce a feature film about the movement . Lydon and Kang ended up quitting their jobs, giving away most of their possessions, and becoming voluntarily homeless for four years in order to afford producing the film.
Revised:  During an interview with Korean farmer Seong Hyun Choi, however, the two were so impressed by his ecological mindset and way of working that they set out to produce a feature film about the movement . Lydon and Kang ended up quitting their jobs, giving away most of their possessions, and becoming voluntarily homeless for four years in order to afford producing the film.
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Original:  Upon meeting Korean farmer Seong Hyun Choi, however, the two were so impressed by his ecological mindset and way of working that they set out to produce a feature film about the movement . Lydon and Kang ended up quitting their jobs, giving away most of their possessions, and becoming voluntarily homeless for four years in order to afford producing the film.
Revised:  Upon meeting Korean farmer Seong Hyun Choi, the two were so impressed by his ecological mindset and way of working that they set out to produce a feature film about the movement . Lydon and Kang ended up quitting their jobs, giving away most of their possessions, and becoming voluntarily homeless for four years in order to afford producing the film.
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Original:  Another benefactor was the 1926-32 US ambassador to Belgrade, John D. Prince.
Revised:  Another benefactor was the 1926-1932 US ambassador to Belgrade, John D. Prince.
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Original:   Apart from brickworks, Kalmyks mostly worked as carters and tailors.
Revised:  Apart from brickworks, they mostly worked as carters and tailors.
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Original:  When Palace Albanija, which was to be the highest building in the Balkans, was built in 1938-40 , the project envisioned three floors below the ground.
Revised:  When Palace Albanija, which was to be the highest building in the Balkans, was built in 1938-1940 , the project envisioned three floors below the ground.
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Original:  They moved in 1951-52 and mostly settled in the Monmouth County.
Revised:  They moved in 1951-1952 and mostly settled in the Monmouth County.
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Original:  Uvod - dolazak Kalmika u Srbiju They settled on the eastern outskirts of Belgrade: Karaburma, Bulbulder, Cvetkova Pijaca, Crveni Krst.
Revised:  They settled on the eastern outskirts of Belgrade: Karaburma, Bulbulder, Cvetkova Pijaca, Crveni Krst.
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Original:  Kalmyk Buddhist Temple in Belgrade (1929–1944) Early Period In 1925 they moved it to Metohijska street No 51 and started an action for building a proper temple.
Revised:  In 1925 they moved it to Metohijska street No 51 and started an action for building a proper temple.
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Original:  Osvećenje hrama: 12. decembar 1929Prve godine hrama (1930-1932) With the Buddha statue, additional religious equipment arrived (drums, gongs, etc.), but the shipment was kept at the Customs Office, which asked for the huge amount of money to be paid by the Kalmyks.
Revised:  With the Buddha statue, additional religious equipment arrived (drums, gongs, etc.), but the shipment was kept at the Customs Office, which asked for the huge amount of money to be paid by the Kalmyks.
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Original: From 1862 until 1894, the land to the north of the Gulf of Tadjoura was called Obock and ruled by Somali and Afar Sultans, local authorities with whom France signed various treaties between 1883 and 1887 to gain a foothold in the region.
Revised: From 1862 until 1894, the land to the north of the Gulf of Tadjoura was called Obock and ruled by Afar Sultans, local authorities with whom France signed various treaties between 1883 and 1887 to gain a foothold in the region.
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Original: In 1967, shortly after the referendum was held, the former Côte française des Somalis (French Somaliland ) was renamed to Territoire français des Afars et des Issas.
Revised: In 1967, shortly after the referendum was held, French Somaliland was renamed Territoire français des Afars et des Issas.
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Original:  This was both in acknowledgement of the large Afar constituency and to downplay the significance of the Somali composition (the Issa being a Somali sub-clan ).
Revised:  This was both in acknowledgement of the large Afar constituency and to downplay the significance of the Somali composition (the Issa being a Somali subclan ).
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Original:  Argout-Editions,Les Armees de L'Histoire – Uniformes, September–October 1984 Senegalese units sent to France in 1914 wore a new dark blue uniform introduced in June that year beneath the standard medium-blue greatcoats of the French infantry.
Revised:  Senegalese units sent to France in 1914 wore a new dark blue uniform introduced in June that year beneath the standard medium-blue greatcoats of the French infantry.
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Original:  It was also reasoned the climate was more suitable for African soldiers.page 36, Militaria No. 358 Mai 2015 This deployment of Tirailleurs, outside of their regions of recruitment and traditional peacetime service, arose because  the heavy casualties of the First World War.
Revised:  It was also reasoned the climate was more suitable for African soldiers.page 36, Militaria No. 358 Mai 2015 This deployment of Tirailleurs, outside of their regions of recruitment and traditional peacetime service, arose because of the heavy casualties of the First World War.
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Original: )The harsh conditions of trench warfare were a particular source of suffering to the un-acclimatized African soldiers and, after 1914/15, the practice was adopted of withdrawing them to the south of France for training and re-equipping each winter.
Revised: )The harsh conditions of trench warfare were a particular source of suffering to the un-acclimatized African soldiers and, after 1914/15, the practice of hivernage was adopted: withdrawing them to the south of France for training and re-equipping each winter.
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Original:  It was published in the UK by Pushkin Press and in the US by Farrar, Straus and Giroux  
Revised:  It was published in the UK by Pushkin Press and in the US by Farrar, Straus and Giroux . 
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Original: 1870–1914 [[File:Amiens St Acheul Carré musulman de la nécropole nationale.jpg|Muslim area of the national cemetery in Amiens (Saint-Acheul) – in the foreground is the tomb of a soldier of the 45e régiment de tirailleurs sénégalais killed in the battle of the Somme In the aftermath of the Franco-Prussian War, the Senegalese tirailleurs continued to provide the bulk of French garrisons in West and Central Africa.
Revised: 1870–1914 [[File:Amiens St Acheul Carré musulman de la nécropole nationale.jpg|Muslim area of the national cemetery in Amiens (Saint-Acheul) – in the foreground is the tomb of a soldier of the 45e régiment de tirailleurs In the aftermath of the Franco-Prussian War, the Senegalese tirailleurs continued to provide the bulk of French garrisons in West and Central Africa.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% World War I The flag of the 43rd battalion of Senegalese soldiers decorated with the fourragère There were 21 battalions of (BTS) in the French Army in August 1914, all serving in either West Africa or on active service in Morocco.
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Original:  At the 90th anniversary commemorations for the battle of Verdun, then-president Jacques Chirac made a speech evoking the 72,000 colonial combatants killed during the war, mentioning the 'Moroccan infantry, the tirailleurs from Senegal, Indochina (Annam and Cochinchina), and the of the troupes de marine.'
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Occupation of the Rhineland File:Degoutte and Tirard and Sengalese troops, 8 April 1920.png|Senegalese Tirailleurs amongst the Honour Guard being inspected by Paul Tirard and Jean Degoutte 8 April 1920%DIFDELCMD < ]] %DIFDELCMD < %%% The armistice of November 1918 had provision for the allied Occupation of the Rhineland and France played a major part in this.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% File:Degoutte and Tirard and Sengalese troops, 8 April 1920.png|Senegalese Tirailleurs amongst the Honour Guard being inspected by Paul Tirard and Jean Degoutte 8 April 1920%DIFDELCMD < ]] %DIFDELCMD < %%% The armistice of November 1918 had provision for the allied Occupation of the Rhineland and France played a major part in this.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Occupation of the Rhineland File:Degoutte and Tirard and Sengalese troops, 8 April 1920.png|Senegalese Tirailleurs amongst the Honour Guard being inspected by Paul Tirard and Jean Degoutte 8 April 1920%DIFDELCMD < ]] %DIFDELCMD < %%% The armistice of November 1918 had provision for the allied Occupation of the Rhineland and France played a major part in this.
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Original:  Between the World Wars%DIFDELCMD < [[%%% File:Mosquée de Fréjus 002.jpg|A 1930 replica of the Great Mosque of Djenné (Mali), built in the French town of Fréjus for the use of colonial soldiers During the War the much reduced French garrison in Morocco had consisted largely of battalions of , who were not affected by the divided loyalties of locally recruited troops and who could be more readily spared from service on the Western Front than French troops.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < [[%%% File:Mosquée de Fréjus 002.jpg|A 1930 replica of the Great Mosque of Djenné (Mali), built in the French town of Fréjus for the use of colonial soldiers During the War the much reduced French garrison in Morocco had consisted largely of battalions of , who were not affected by the divided loyalties of locally recruited troops and who could be more readily spared from service on the Western Front than French troops.
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Original:  Between the World Wars%DIFDELCMD < [[%%% File:Mosquée de Fréjus 002.jpg|A 1930 replica of the Great Mosque of Djenné (Mali), built in the French town of Fréjus for the use of colonial soldiers During the War the much reduced French garrison in Morocco had consisted largely of battalions of , who were not affected by the divided loyalties of locally recruited troops and who could be more readily spared from service on the Western Front than French troops.
Revised:  Between the World Wars%DIFDELCMD < [[%%% During the War the much reduced French garrison in Morocco had consisted largely of battalions of , who were not affected by the divided loyalties of locally recruited troops and who could be more readily spared from service on the Western Front than French troops.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Second World War Senegalese Tirailleurs serving in France, 1940 File:Trailleurs senegalais LOC.jpg|thumbnail|1942, Brazzaville, French Equatorial Africa.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% File:Trailleurs senegalais LOC.jpg|thumbnail|1942, Brazzaville, French Equatorial Africa.
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Original:  The last Senegalese unit in the French Army was disbanded in 1964.  
Revised:  The last Senegalese unit in the French Army was disbanded in 1964. >
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Original: Shahbudin H. Rahimtoola was a cardiologist based in Los Angeles, United States.
Revised: Shahbudin Rahimtoola was a cardiologist based in Los Angeles, United States.
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Original:  Rahimtoola was credited for his contribution to two clinical syndromes namely the 'Hibernating Myocardium' and 'Prosthetic Valve Mismatch '. References 
Revised:  Rahimtoola was credited for his contribution to two clinical syndromes namely the hibernating myocardium and 'prosthetic valve-mismatch '. References 
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Original:  In  Macedonia from the late 1980s onward a lack of a majority atheistic Albanian elite enhanced links between political parties and the religious establishment which entrenched Islam in ethnonational self definitions among Albanians.
Revised:  In North Macedonia from the late 1980s onward a lack of a majority atheistic Albanian elite enhanced links between political parties and the religious establishment which entrenched Islam in ethnonational self definitions among Albanians.
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Original:  Logo of the NLA Albanians in  Macedonia alongside their Kosovan Albanian counterparts after the fall of communism became the main force steering Albanian nationalism..
Revised:  Logo of the NLA Albanians in North Macedonia alongside their Kosovan Albanian counterparts after the fall of communism became the main force steering Albanian nationalism..
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Original:  The 1948 Yugoslav census recorded 179,389 Albanians in North Macedonia and that number fell to 165,524 Albanians in 1953.
Revised:  The 1948 Yugoslav census recorded 179,389 Albanians in Macedonia and that number fell to 165,524 Albanians in 1953.
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Original:  Most Albanian people in the region, aware of differences with Kosovan Serbs and an emerging North Macedonian nationality embraced Albanian national identity..
Revised:  Most Albanian people in the region, aware of differences with Kosovan Serbs and an emerging Macedonian nationality embraced Albanian national identity..
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Original:  This growing Albanian nationalism was viewed as a threat to the territorial integrity and existence of North Macedonia by communist authorities...
Revised:  This growing Albanian nationalism was viewed as a threat to the territorial integrity and existence of Macedonia by communist authorities...
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Original:  The Yugoslav constitution of 1974 granted extensive rights to Albanians in Kosovo, while in North Macedonia Albanians had limited ethnic rights.
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Original:  In North Macedonia from the late 1980s onward a lack of a majority atheistic Albanian elite enhanced links between political parties and the religious establishment which entrenched Islam in ethnonational self definitions among Albanians.
Revised:  In Macedonia from the late 1980s onward a lack of a majority atheistic Albanian elite enhanced links between political parties and the religious establishment which entrenched Islam in ethnonational self definitions among Albanians.
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Original:  The North Macedonian communists supported Muslim religious institutions acting as a bulwark to check Albanian nationalism.
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Original:  Logo of the NLA Albanians in North Macedonia alongside their Kosovan Albanian counterparts after the fall of communism became the main force steering Albanian nationalism..
Revised:  Logo of the NLA Albanians in Macedonia alongside their Kosovan Albanian counterparts after the fall of communism became the main force steering Albanian nationalism..
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Original:  With North Macedonian independence (1991) the status of Albanians became demoted to "national minority" from the previous Yugoslav category of "nationality".
Revised:  With Macedonian independence (1991) the status of Albanians became demoted to "national minority" from the previous Yugoslav category of "nationality".
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Original:  While the constitution referred to North Macedonia as being the nationstate of Macedonians.
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Original:  A referendum (1992) was held in Albanian majority Western North Macedonia with 72\% of eligible voters voting for autonomy and the federalisation of Macedonia..
Revised:  A referendum (1992) was held in Albanian majority Western Macedonia with 72\% of eligible voters voting for autonomy and the federalisation of Macedonia..
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Original:  Albanians in independent North Macedonia held only 4\% of state jobs, Albanian language secondary schools declined from ten to one and the Albanian language at a university language was taught as a foreign language.
Revised:  Albanians in independent Macedonia held only 4\% of state jobs, Albanian language secondary schools declined from ten to one and the Albanian language at a university language was taught as a foreign language.
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Original:  During the 1990s protests by Albanians and tensions with the North Macedonian state developed in incidents such as the government ordered cessation of flying the Albanian flag at municipal offices in Tetovo and Gostivar alongside disputes with the Albanian education sector...
Revised:  During the 1990s protests by Albanians and tensions with the Macedonian state developed in incidents such as the government ordered cessation of flying the Albanian flag at municipal offices in Tetovo and Gostivar alongside disputes with the Albanian education sector...
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Original: Uprising of Dervish Cara The direct cause of the uprising was the arresting and liquidation of the local Albanophone pashas, most notably that of Abdurrahman Pasha of Kalkandelen (now Tetovo) and his two brothers, Havzi Pasha of Üsküb (now Skopje) and Hussein Pasha of Kustendil.
Revised:  The direct cause of the uprising was the arresting and liquidation of the local Albanophone pashas, most notably that of Abdurrahman Pasha of Kalkandelen (now Tetovo) and his two brothers, Havzi Pasha of Üsküb (now Skopje) and Hussein Pasha of Kustendil.
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Original:  Traditions of armed resistance by local Albanians have occurred over time with the most recent fighting (2001) being between National Liberation Army (NLA) guerilla fighters and the Macedonian army .
Revised:  Traditions of armed resistance by local Albanians have occurred over time with the most recent fighting (2001) being between National Liberation Army (NLA) guerilla fighters and the Macedonian armed forces .
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Original: Albanian nationalism in North Macedonia came about during the Albanian nationalist movement which emerged as a response to the Eastern Crisis (1878) and proposed partitioning of Ottoman Albanian inhabited lands in the Balkans among neighbouring countries..
Revised: Albanian nationalism in North Macedonia traces its roots in the wider Albanian nationalist movement which emerged as a response to the Eastern Crisis (1878) and proposed partitioning of Ottoman Albanian inhabited lands in the Balkans among neighbouring countries..
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Original:  Upper Reka, a region of western Macedonia, is home to an Christian Orthodox Albanian speaking population that self identifies as Macedonians..
Revised:  Upper Reka, a region of western Macedonia, is home to a Christian Orthodox Albanian speaking population that self identifies as Macedonians..
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Original: The following are images from various tennis-related articles on Wikipedia.
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Original:  Tennis : its history, glossary, equipment, courts, scores, types of matches, officials, shots, tournaments, and statistics
Revised:  Tennis history, glossary, equipment, courts, scores, types of matches, officials, shots, tournaments, and statistics
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Original:  There are many definitions that contribute in providing the meaning of mobility disability, it is stated as the “self-reports of a lot of difficulties or inability to walk a quarter section|quarter of a mile” without sitting and within time limit of fifteen minutes.
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Original:  Failure to walk within this time frame results in the use of mobility aid devices such as mobility scooter, wheelchair, crutches or a walker which will eventually help in the community ambulation.
Revised:  The use of amobility aid device such as a mobility scooter, wheelchair, crutches or a walker which will eventually help in the community ambulation.
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Original:  Failure to walk within this time frame results in the use of mobility aid devices such as mobility scooter, wheelchair, crutches or a walker which will eventually help in the community ambulation.
Revised:  Failure to walk within this time frame results in the use of mobility aid devices such as mobility scooter, wheelchair, crutches or a walker can help with community ambulation.
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Original:  These leaders held control of the yucayeques with often nobody higher to answer to except occasional situations where there were multiple caciques governing a single reigon , in which they would answer to a supreme cacique.
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Original:  These leaders held control of the yucayeques with often nobody higher to answer to except occasional situations where there were multiple caciques governing a single region, in which they would answer to a supreme URL
Revised:  These leaders held control of the yucayeques with often nobody higher to answer to except occasional situations where there were multiple caciques governing a single region, in which they would answer to a supreme cacique.
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Original: Sex and the use of drugs (legal and illegal) have been linked throughout human history , encompassing all aspects of sex : desire, performance, pleasure, conception, gestation, and disease.
Revised: Category:Pharmacology Category:Drug culture Category:Sexology Drugs Sex and drugs date back to ancient humans and have been interlocked throughout human history , encompassing all aspects of sex : desire, performance, pleasure, conception, gestation, and disease.
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