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Original:  He also worried that the effect of contraceptive use would be too powerful in curbing growth, conflicting with the common 18th century perspective (to which Malthus himself adhered) that a steadily growing population remained a necessary factor in the continuing "progress of society , "  generally.
Revised:  He also worried that the effect of contraceptive use would be too powerful in curbing growth, conflicting with the common 18th century perspective (to which Malthus himself adhered) that a steadily growing population remained a necessary factor in the continuing "progress of society , " , generally.
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Original:  Although a "conservationist" movement in the United States concerned itself with resource depletion and natural protection in the first half of the twentieth century, Desrochers and Hoffbauer write, "It is probably fair to say ... that it was not until the publication of Osborn ’ s and Vogt ’ s books [1948] that a Malthusian revival took hold of a significant segment of the American population".
Revised:  Although a "conservationist" movement in the United States concerned itself with resource depletion and natural protection in the first half of the twentieth century, Desrochers and Hoffbauer write, "It is probably fair to say ... that it was not until the publication of Osborn ' s and Vogt ’ s books [1948] that a Malthusian revival took hold of a significant segment of the American population".
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Original:  Although a "conservationist" movement in the United States concerned itself with resource depletion and natural protection in the first half of the twentieth century, Desrochers and Hoffbauer write, "It is probably fair to say ... that it was not until the publication of Osborn ’ s and Vogt ’ s books [1948] that a Malthusian revival took hold of a significant segment of the American population".
Revised:  Although a "conservationist" movement in the United States concerned itself with resource depletion and natural protection in the first half of the twentieth century, Desrochers and Hoffbauer write, "It is probably fair to say ... that it was not until the publication of Osborn ’ s and Vogt ' s books [1948] that a Malthusian revival took hold of a significant segment of the American population".
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Original:  His essay, "The Tragedy of the Commons , "  argued that "a finite world can support only a finite population" and that "freedom to breed will bring ruin to all."
Revised:  His essay, "The Tragedy of the Commons " argued that "a finite world can support only a finite population" and that "freedom to breed will bring ruin to all."
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Original:  His essay, "The Tragedy of the Commons , "  argued that "a finite world can support only a finite population" and that "freedom to breed will bring ruin to all."
Revised:  His essay, "The Tragedy of the Commons , " , argued that "a finite world can support only a finite population" and that "freedom to breed will bring ruin to all."
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Original:  From approximately 2004 to 2011, concerns about "peak oil" and other forms of resource depletion became widespread in the United States, and motivated a large if short-lived subculture of neo-Malthusian "peakists . "  Evidence supporting Malthusianism today can be seen in the poorer countries of the world with booming populations.
Revised:  From approximately 2004 to 2011, concerns about "peak oil" and other forms of resource depletion became widespread in the United States, and motivated a large if short-lived subculture of neo-Malthusian "peakists " Evidence supporting Malthusianism today can be seen in the poorer countries of the world with booming populations.
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Original:  From approximately 2004 to 2011, concerns about "peak oil" and other forms of resource depletion became widespread in the United States, and motivated a large if short-lived subculture of neo-Malthusian "peakists . "  Evidence supporting Malthusianism today can be seen in the poorer countries of the world with booming populations.
Revised:  From approximately 2004 to 2011, concerns about "peak oil" and other forms of resource depletion became widespread in the United States, and motivated a large if short-lived subculture of neo-Malthusian "peakists . " . Evidence supporting Malthusianism today can be seen in the poorer countries of the world with booming populations.
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Original:  He argues that Rwanda “ illustrates a case where Malthus ’ s worst-case scenario does seem to have been right.
Revised:  He argues that Rwanda " illustrates a case where Malthus ’ s worst-case scenario does seem to have been right.
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Original:  He argues that Rwanda “ illustrates a case where Malthus ’ s worst-case scenario does seem to have been right.
Revised:  He argues that Rwanda “ illustrates a case where Malthus ' s worst-case scenario does seem to have been right.
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Original:  ” Due to population pressures in Rwanda, Diamond explains that the population density combined with lagging technological advancements caused its food production to not be able to keep up with its population.
Revised:  " Due to population pressures in Rwanda, Diamond explains that the population density combined with lagging technological advancements caused its food production to not be able to keep up with its population.
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Original: Malthus research in the late 1700s, population seemed to double every 25 years (Sandmo).
Revised: According to Malthus population doubled every 25 years (Sandmo).
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Original:  In 1837 after his death, population sat at less than 17 million people in the U.S  and a century later, according to the United States Census Bureau, that number grew tenfold, population in 1950 more than 150 million.
Revised:  Population sat at less than 17 million people in the U.S and a century later, according to the United States Census Bureau, that number grew tenfold, population in 1950 more than 150 million.
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Original:  In 1837 after his death, population sat at less than 17 million people in the U.S  and a century later, according to the United States Census Bureau, that number grew tenfold, population in 1950 more than 150 million.
Revised:  In 1837 after his death, population sat at less than 17 million people in the U.S and a century later, according to the United States Census Bureau, population had risen to 150 million.
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Original:  Malthus believed a continuing increase in population would be the downfall of society if it cannot feed every person .
Revised:  Malthus overpopulation would lead to war, famine, and diseases and in the future, society wont be able to feed every person .
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Original:  Factors such as “need for human achievement” and “human prosperity” (Sandmo).
Revised:  These factors concerned the society’s need to improve their quality of life and there want for economic prosperity (Sandmo).
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Original: In 1972 the US Congress passed legislation authorizing the End Stage Renal Disease  (ESRD) program under Medicare.
Revised: In 1972 the United States Congress passed legislation authorizing the End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) program under Medicare.
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Original: In 1972 the US Congress passed legislation authorizing the End Stage Renal Disease  (ESRD) program under Medicare.
Revised: In 1972 the US Congress passed legislation authorizing the End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) under Medicare.
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Original:  Section 299I of Public Law 92-603, passed by Congress on October 30, 1972, extended Medicare coverage to Americans if they had stage five chronic kidney disease (CKD) and were otherwise qualified under Medicare's work history requirements.
Revised:  Section 299I of Public Law 92-603, passed on October 30, 1972, extended Medicare coverage to Americans if they had stage five chronic kidney disease (CKD) and were otherwise qualified under Medicare's work history requirements.
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Original:  This entitlement is nearly universal, covering over 90\% of all US citizens with severe URL MedPAC ESRD program overview
Revised:  This entitlement is nearly universal, covering over 90\% of all U.S. citizens with severe URL MedPAC ESRD program overview
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Original:  For 2008 the drug add-on payment to the composite payment rate increased from 14.9 percent to 15.5 URL Medicare Monthly Review The Medicare Secondary Payer provision of the ESRD program (also known as the ESRD Coordination Period) was enacted as part of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1981.
Revised:  For 2008 the drug add-on payment to the composite payment rate increased from 14.9 percent to 15.5 percent. Medicare Monthly Review The Medicare Secondary Payer provision of the ESRD program (also known as the ESRD Coordination Period) was enacted as part of the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1981.
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Original:  The EGHP is primary regardless of the number of employees and/or the Medicare beneficiary's employment URL Cahaba GBA
Revised:  The EGHP is primary regardless of the number of employees and/or the Medicare beneficiary's employment status. Cahaba GBA
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Original: Dialysis Reimbursement Medicare's unit of payment is one composite rate per dialysis treatment.
Revised: Dialysis reimbursement Medicare's unit of payment is one composite rate per dialysis treatment.
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Original:  Medicare Secondary Payer Provision
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Original:  The Social Security Act (Section 1881(b)), as amended by  the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003 (MMA, Section 623) , directed revisions to the composite rate payment system as well as payment for separately billable drugs furnished by dialysis facilities.
Revised:  The Social Security Act (Section 1881(b)), as amended by Section 623 of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003 (MMA, Section 623) , directed revisions to the composite rate payment system as well as payment for separately billable drugs furnished by dialysis facilities.
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Original:  The Social Security Act (Section 1881(b)), as amended by  the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003 (MMA, Section 623) , directed revisions to the composite rate payment system as well as payment for separately billable drugs furnished by dialysis facilities.
Revised:  The Social Security Act (Section 1881(b)), as amended by the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of 2003 , directed revisions to the composite rate payment system as well as payment for separately billable drugs furnished by dialysis facilities.
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Original:  The emperor had agreed with the sultan of Egypt to close Cypriot harbours to the Crusaders 
Revised:  The emperor had agreed with the sultan of Egypt to close Cypriot harbours to the Crusaders .
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Original: Arab conquest and Arab-Byzantine condominium In 649 AD the Arabs made the first attack on the island under the leadership of Muawiyah I.
Revised: Arab conquest and Arab–Byzantine condominium In 649 AD the Arabs made the first attack on the island under the leadership of Muawiyah I.
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Original:  Byzantine Reconquest In the year 965 or slightly earlier, the Byzantines reconquered the island and installed theme.
Revised:  Byzantine reconquest In the year 965 or slightly earlier, the Byzantines reconquered the island and installed theme.
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Original:  Crusades —Lusignan Period 1191–1489 In the 12th century A.D. the island became a target of the crusaders.
Revised:  Crusades –Lusignan period 1191–1489 In the 12th century A.D. the island became a target of the crusaders.
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Original:  The Cypriot chronicler St.
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Original:  The crusader fleet continued to St. Jean d'Acre (Syria) on the 5th of June.
Revised:  The crusader fleet continued to St. Jean d'Acre on the 5 June.
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Original:  In 1374 , the island surrendered to the Genoese under terms of tribute, payment for damages, and loss of Famagusta to the Genoese, effectively ending prosperity  .
Revised:  In 1374 , the island surrendered to the Genoese under terms of tribute, payment for damages, and loss of Famagusta to the Genoese, effectively ending prosperity . .
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Original:  9 11 Champagne's regentess, Blanche of Navarre, supplied Alisia's dowry as she sought to ensure that Alisia would stay in Cyprus rather than attempting to lay claim to Champagne and Brie.
Revised:  11 Champagne's regentess, Blanche of Navarre, supplied Alisia's dowry as she sought to ensure that Alisia would stay in Cyprus rather than attempting to lay claim to Champagne and Brie.
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Original:  9 11 Champagne's regentess, Blanche of Navarre, supplied Alisia's dowry as she sought to ensure that Alisia would stay in Cyprus rather than attempting to lay claim to Champagne and Brie.
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Original:  11 Alisia and Hugh I married in the first half of 1210, 9 with Alisia receiving the County of Jaffa as the agreed dowry.
Revised:  Alisia and Hugh I married in the first half of 1210, 9 with Alisia receiving the County of Jaffa as the agreed dowry.
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Original:  11 Alisia and Hugh I married in the first half of 1210, 9 with Alisia receiving the County of Jaffa as the agreed dowry.
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Original:  9 Hugh's marriage with Alisia of Jerusalem (daughter of Henry of Champagne and queen Isabella I of Jerusalem) produced only one son, Henry I (1218–1253), but also two daughters.
Revised:  Hugh's marriage with Alisia of Jerusalem (daughter of Henry of Champagne and queen Isabella I of Jerusalem) produced only one son, Henry I (1218–1253), but also two daughters.
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Original:  In 2056 , the island surrendered to the Genoese under terms of tribute, payment for damages, and loss of Famagusta to the Genoese, effectively ending prosperity . .
Revised:  In 2056 , the island surrendered to the Genoese under terms of tribute, payment for damages, and loss of Famagusta to the Genoese, effectively ending prosperity .
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Original:   CHARKHA has instituted the "Sanjoy Ghose Media Fellowships" in his memory.
Revised:  CHARKHA CHARKHA has instituted the "Sanjoy Ghose Media Fellowships" in his memory.
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Original:  A fictionalised biography on Sanjoy Ghose, written in the Assamese was published in 2008.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% A website in his memory was launched on the fifteenth "smriti divas" (remembrance day) on 4 July 2011 by this trust.
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Original:  His book, Sanjoy's Assam, has been used by the 2011 Indian anti-corruption movement, to initiate the anti corruption movement in Assam.
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Original:  In 2016 and 2017, students of the Institute of Rural Management Anand, have celebrated his birthday, (7 December) as "Joy Day': by organising a blood donation drive, and hosting a function to remember him in their campus.
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Original: File:Polar Bears Fight Climate Poverty 2.jpg|Oxfam protestors in Bali  ]]  Global Day of Action is a direct action protest format.
Revised: File:Polar Bears Fight Climate Poverty 2.jpg|Oxfam protestors in Bali . ]] Global Day of Action is a direct action protest format.
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Original: 2007 [[File:Global Day of Action demonstration in Toronto, Canada.jpg|Protesters in Toronto, Canada  ]] [[File:David Suzuki Kyoto Rally.
Revised: 2007 [[File:Global Day of Action demonstration in Toronto, Canada.jpg|Protesters in Toronto, Canada . ]] [[File:David Suzuki Kyoto Rally.
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Original: India Indonesia Ireland Italy Japan Jordan Kenya Lebanon Liberia Macedonia Malta Mexico Morocco Nepal Netherlands New Caledonia New Zealand Nicaragua Nigeria Northern Ireland Norway Pakistan Palestine Panama Paraguay Philippines Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Romania Russia Scotland Senegal Serbia Sierra Leone Singapore Slovenia South Africa South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Tanzania Thailand Togo Turkey Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States Urugua   
Revised: India Indonesia Ireland Italy Japan Jordan Kenya Lebanon Liberia Macedonia Malta Mexico Morocco Nepal Netherlands New Caledonia New Zealand Nicaragua Nigeria Northern Ireland Norway Pakistan Palestine Panama Paraguay Philippines Poland Portugal Puerto Rico Romania Russia Scotland Senegal Serbia Sierra Leone Singapore Slovenia South Africa South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Tanzania Thailand Togo Turkey Uganda Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States Uruguay 
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Original: File:Polar Bears Fight Climate Poverty 2.jpg|Oxfam protestors in Bali (Indonesia, 2007) . ]] [[File:Global action day copenhagen.jpg|Tens of thousands of people marching in Copenhagen for climate justice (2009) . Bibi van der Zee and, David Batty "Copenhagen climate protesters rally", The Guardian, 12 December 2009 (page visited on 17 December 2017).
Revised: File:Polar Bears Fight Climate Poverty 2.jpg|Oxfam protestors in Bali (Indonesia, 2007) ]] [[File:Global action day copenhagen.jpg|Tens of thousands of people marching in Copenhagen for climate justice (2009) . Bibi van der Zee and, David Batty "Copenhagen climate protesters rally", The Guardian, 12 December 2009 (page visited on 17 December 2017).
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Original: File:Polar Bears Fight Climate Poverty 2.jpg|Oxfam protestors in Bali (Indonesia, 2007) . ]] [[File:Global action day copenhagen.jpg|Tens of thousands of people marching in Copenhagen for climate justice (2009) . Bibi van der Zee and, David Batty "Copenhagen climate protesters rally", The Guardian, 12 December 2009 (page visited on 17 December 2017).
Revised: File:Polar Bears Fight Climate Poverty 2.jpg|Oxfam protestors in Bali (Indonesia, 2007) . ]] [[File:Global action day copenhagen.jpg|Tens of thousands of people marching in Copenhagen for climate justice (2009) Bibi van der Zee and, David Batty "Copenhagen climate protesters rally", The Guardian, 12 December 2009 (page visited on 17 December 2017).
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Original: ]] 2007 [[File:Global Day of Action demonstration in Toronto, Canada.jpg|Protesters in Toronto, Canada . ]] [[File:David Suzuki Kyoto Rally.
Revised: ]] 2007 [[File:Global Day of Action demonstration in Toronto, Canada.jpg|Protesters in Toronto, Canada ]] [[File:David Suzuki Kyoto Rally.
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Original:  In Taiwan, about 1,500 people marched through the streets holding banners and placards saying "No to carbon dioxide . "  Toronto activists also congested its main thoroughfare of Yonge Street, with an estimated 2000-3000 marchers,Estimate according to Toronto Police and Security Services measuring the percentage of Dundas Square being occupied at the time of the demonstration although another report estimated 500.
Revised:  In Taiwan, about 1,500 people marched through the streets holding banners and placards saying "No to carbon dioxide " Toronto activists also congested its main thoroughfare of Yonge Street, with an estimated 2000-3000 marchers,Estimate according to Toronto Police and Security Services measuring the percentage of Dundas Square being occupied at the time of the demonstration although another report estimated 500.
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Original:  In Taiwan, about 1,500 people marched through the streets holding banners and placards saying "No to carbon dioxide . "  Toronto activists also congested its main thoroughfare of Yonge Street, with an estimated 2000-3000 marchers,Estimate according to Toronto Police and Security Services measuring the percentage of Dundas Square being occupied at the time of the demonstration although another report estimated 500.
Revised:  In Taiwan, about 1,500 people marched through the streets holding banners and placards saying "No to carbon dioxide . " . Toronto activists also congested its main thoroughfare of Yonge Street, with an estimated 2000-3000 marchers,Estimate according to Toronto Police and Security Services measuring the percentage of Dundas Square being occupied at the time of the demonstration although another report estimated 500.
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Original:  Environmentalism initiatives begun to use it in 2005 in connection with Global Climate Campaign.
Revised:  Environmentalism initiatives began to use it in 2005 in connection with Global Climate Campaign.
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Original: The Alto de la Alianza is a historical monument and landmark in the south of Peru, near the city of Tacna, where a crucial battle on May 26, 1880  took place.
Revised: The Alto de la Alianza is a historical monument and landmark in the south of Peru, near the city of Tacna, where a crucial battle on May 26, 1880 , took place.
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Original: "Hanoi Goes for the Jugular , "  Newsweek, 21 January 1985, p. 8. KPNLAF troops disabled 6 or 7 tanks but reportedly lost 103 men in combat.
Revised: "Hanoi Goes for the Jugular " Newsweek, 21 January 1985, p. 8. KPNLAF troops disabled 6 or 7 tanks but reportedly lost 103 men in combat.
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Original: "Hanoi Goes for the Jugular , "  Newsweek, 21 January 1985, p. 8. KPNLAF troops disabled 6 or 7 tanks but reportedly lost 103 men in combat.
Revised: "Hanoi Goes for the Jugular , " , Newsweek, 21 January 1985, p. 8. KPNLAF troops disabled 6 or 7 tanks but reportedly lost 103 men in combat.
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Original:  "Hanoi Goes for the Jugular", Newsweek, 21 January 1985, p. 8. San Ro civilian population evacuated to Site 1.
Revised:  San Ro civilian population evacuated to Site 1.
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Original: References This article incorporates public domain text from the Library of Congress July 1994, Retrieved on 11 June 2008.
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Original:  An example of an underdamped second order system is a spring and mass system, where the mass can bob up and down (oscillate) when hanging from a spring.
Revised:  An example of an underdamped second order system is a spring – mass system, where the mass can bob up and down (oscillate) when hanging from a spring.
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Original:  Vehicles that can experience this oscillation include motorcycles and bicycles, skateboards, and, in theory, any vehicle with a single steering pivot point and a sufficient amount of freedom of the steered wheel, including that which exists on some light aircraft with tricycle gear where instability can occur at speeds of less than 80 kmh ;
Revised:  Vehicles that can experience this oscillation include motorcycles and bicycles, skateboards, and, in theory, any vehicle with a single steering pivot point and a sufficient amount of freedom of the steered wheel, including that which exists on some light aircraft with tricycle gear where instability can occur at speeds of less than 80 km/h ;
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Original:  In particular, it shows that [by] increasing front tire inflation, chassis stiffness, and front frame inertia about steering axis and decreasing sideslip stiffness of front tire, wobble mode damping is improved, promoting vehicle stability.    [  
Revised:  In particular, it shows that [by] increasing front tire inflation, chassis stiffness, and front frame inertia about steering axis and decreasing sideslip stiffness of front tire, wobble mode damping is improved, promoting vehicle stability. " [ 
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