wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original: Etienne van der Linde (born February 25 , 1978 in Johannesburg) is a South African racing driver.
Revised: Etienne van der Linde (born 25 , 1978 in Johannesburg) is a South African racing driver.
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Original: The missionary As the  Head of Chinmaya Mission Worldwide, Swami Tejomayananda – known in the Mission as Pujya Guruji – has been involved in several projects, including the Chinmaya International Residential School in Coimbatore, the Chinmaya Centre of World Understanding in New Delhi, the Chinmaya International Foundation near Cochin, the Chinmaya Heritage Centre in Chennai, the expansion of the Chinmaya Mission Hospital in Bangalore and the Chinmaya Vibhooti Vision Centre near Pune.
Revised: The missionary As the previous Head of Chinmaya Mission Worldwide, Swami Tejomayananda – known in the Mission as Pujya Guruji – has been involved in several projects, including the Chinmaya International Residential School in Coimbatore, the Chinmaya Centre of World Understanding in New Delhi, the Chinmaya International Foundation near Cochin, the Chinmaya Heritage Centre in Chennai, the expansion of the Chinmaya Mission Hospital in Bangalore and the Chinmaya Vibhooti Vision Centre near Pune.
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Original:  Roles Swami Tejomayananda has served several roles in Chinmaya Mission, including Acharya of the Sandeepany Sadhanalaya ashram in Mumbai, India Acharya of Chinmaya Mission's center at San Jose, California, USA  Head of Chinmaya Mission worldwide 
Revised:  Roles Swami Tejomayananda has served several roles in Chinmaya Mission, including Acharya of the Sandeepany Sadhanalaya ashram in Mumbai, India Acharya of Chinmaya Mission's center at San Jose, California, USA Fmr Head of Chinmaya Mission worldwide 
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Original:  Brunswijk demanded democratic reforms, civil rights  and economic development for the country's Maroon minority.
Revised:  Brunswijk demanded democratic reforms, civil rights , and economic development for the country's Maroon minority.
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Original:  Piko fled to Guyana, but was arrested by the police in February 1990, and returned to Suriname where Piko and his supportors were killed.
Revised:  Piko fled to Guyana, but was arrested by the police in February 1990, and returned to Suriname where Piko and his supporters were killed.
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Original: On 31 December 1987, during a counter-insurgency operation in the Atjoni region seven maroon civilians were driven off in a military vehicle on suspicion of belonging to the Jungle Commando.
Revised: On 31 December 1987, during a counter-insurgency operation in the Atjoni region seven Maroon civilians were driven off in a military vehicle on suspicion of belonging to the Jungle Commando.
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Original:  Six of the maroons were summarily executed while the seventh died from sustained injuries while trying to escape.
Revised:  Six of the Maroons were summarily executed while the seventh died from sustained injuries while trying to escape.
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Original:  He is a member of the Apache Software Foundation and a co-founder of a number of other open source projects such as: James Strachan open-source contribution history on Ohloh Strachan is currently employed by CloudBees working among other projects in Jenkins X URL
Revised:  He is a member of the Apache Software Foundation and a co-founder of a number of other open source projects such as: Strachan is currently employed by CloudBees working among other projects in Jenkins X URL
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Original:  He is a member of the Apache Software Foundation and a co-founder of a number of other open source projects such as: Apache ActiveMQ Apache Camel Apache ServiceMix%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Strachan is currently employed by CloudBees working among other projects in Jenkins X development.
Revised:  Apache ActiveMQ Apache Camel Apache ServiceMix%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Strachan is currently employed by CloudBees working among other projects in Jenkins X development.
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Original:  He is a member of the Apache Software Foundation and a co-founder of a number of other open source projects such as: Apache ActiveMQ Apache Camel Apache ServiceMix%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Strachan is currently employed by CloudBees working among other projects in Jenkins X development.
Revised:  He is a member of the Apache Software Foundation and a co-founder of a number of other open source projects such as: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Strachan is currently employed by CloudBees working among other projects in Jenkins X development.
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Original:  He is a member of the Apache Software Foundation and a co-founder of a number of other open source projects such as: Apache ActiveMQ Apache Camel Apache ServiceMix%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Strachan is currently employed by CloudBees working among other projects in Jenkins X development.
Revised:  He is a member of the Apache Software Foundation and a co-founder of a number of other open source projects such as: Apache ActiveMQ Apache Camel Apache ServiceMix%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% 
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Original:  Encyclopedia of Prehistory, 168. Capulí graves contained a mix of grave goods including conch shells and stone axes.
Revised:  Capulí graves contained a mix of grave goods including conch shells and stone axes.
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Original:  It was renamed in Ober-Logone on 18 February 18 1913.
Revised:  It was renamed Ober-Logone on 18 February 18 1913.
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Original:  The formerly-French territory was ceded by the Morocco-Congo Treaty, in which Germany acquired Neukamerun The German Inverwaltungnahme was carried out in the summer of 1912 in Yaounde by the newly-formed 12th Company of the  Imperial Schutztruppe for Cameroon,  under the direction of Captain Theodore von Heigelin.
Revised:  The formerly-French territory was ceded by the Morocco-Congo Treaty, in which Germany acquired Neukamerun The 12th Company of the Imperial Schutztruppe for Cameroon, under the direction of Captain Theodore von Heigelin.
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Original:  The formerly-French territory was ceded by the Morocco-Congo Treaty, in which Germany acquired Neukamerun The German Inverwaltungnahme was carried out in the summer of 1912 in Yaounde by the newly-formed 12th Company of the  Imperial Schutztruppe for Cameroon,  under the direction of Captain Theodore von Heigelin.
Revised:  The formerly-French territory was ceded by the Morocco-Congo Treaty, in which Germany acquired Neukamerun The German Inverwaltungnahme was carried out in the summer of 1912 in Yaounde by the newly-formed 12th Company of the German Imperial Schutztruppe for Cameroon, under the direction of Captain Theodore von Heigelin.
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Original:  The formerly-French territory was ceded by the Morocco-Congo Treaty, in which Germany acquired Neukamerun The German Inverwaltungnahme was carried out in the summer of 1912 in Yaounde by the newly-formed 12th Company of the  Imperial Schutztruppe for Cameroon,  under the direction of Captain Theodore von Heigelin.
Revised:  The formerly-French territory was ceded by the Morocco-Congo Treaty, in which Germany acquired Neukamerun The German Inverwaltungnahme was carried out in the summer of 1912 in Yaounde by the newly-formed 12th Company of the Imperial Schutztruppe for Cameroon, newly formed in Yaounde and under the direction of Captain Theodore von Heigelin.
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Original:  By Gouvernementsverfügung of 17 January 1913 has been disconnected at the far post area belonging Altkamerun Akoafim the  district Ebolowa and the scope of the 11th Combined company.
Revised:  By Gouvernementsverfügung of 17 January 1913 the district Ebolowa and the scope of the 11th Combined company.
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Original:  Location of the company was initially located in the former French territory Ngarabinsam military post in April 1914, the administrative headquarters for Akoafim was transferred shortly before the outbreak of World War II after Minkebe.
Revised:  The base of the Company was initially located in the former French territory Ngarabinsam military post in April 1914, the administrative headquarters for Akoafim was transferred shortly before the outbreak of World War II after Minkebe.
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Original:  Location of the company was initially located in the former French territory Ngarabinsam military post in April 1914, the administrative headquarters for Akoafim was transferred shortly before the outbreak of World War II after Minkebe.
Revised:  Location of the company was initially located in the military post Ngarabinsam, in former French territory. In April 1914, the administrative headquarters for Akoafim was transferred shortly before the outbreak of World War II after Minkebe.
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Original:  Location of the company was initially located in the former French territory Ngarabinsam military post in April 1914, the administrative headquarters for Akoafim was transferred shortly before the outbreak of World War II after Minkebe.
Revised:  Location of the company was initially located in the former French territory Ngarabinsam military post in April 1914, the administrative headquarters was transferred to Akoafim, and shortly before the outbreak of World War II after Minkebe.
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Original:  Section 1: Playing Field Section 2: Glossary  Section 3: BallSection 4: Player and Players' Equipment Section 5: Mode of Play Section 6: Scoring Section 7: Timekeeping Section 8: Kick-off and Drop-out Section 9: Touch and Touch in-Goal Section 10: Knock-on and Forward Pass Section 11: Tackle and Play-the-Ball Section 12: Scrum Section 13: Penalty Kick  Section 14: Offside Section 15: Misconduct Section 16: Referee and Touch Judges Section 17: Referee's Signals
Revised:  Section 1: Playing Field Section 2: Glossary Section 4: Player and Players' Equipment Section 5: Mode of Play Section 6: Scoring Section 7: Timekeeping Section 8: Kick-off and Drop-out Section 9: Touch and Touch in-Goal Section 10: Knock-on and Forward Pass Section 11: Tackle and Play-the-Ball Section 12: Scrum Section 13: Penalty Kick Section 14: Offside Section 15: Misconduct Section 16: Referee and Touch Judges Section 17: Referee's Signals
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Original:  Section 1: Playing Field Section 2: Glossary  Section 3: BallSection 4: Player and Players' Equipment Section 5: Mode of Play Section 6: Scoring Section 7: Timekeeping Section 8: Kick-off and Drop-out Section 9: Touch and Touch in-Goal Section 10: Knock-on and Forward Pass Section 11: Tackle and Play-the-Ball Section 12: Scrum Section 13: Penalty Kick  Section 14: Offside Section 15: Misconduct Section 16: Referee and Touch Judges Section 17: Referee's Signals
Revised:  Section 1: Playing Field Section 2: Glossary Section 3: BallSection 4: Player and Players' Equipment Section 5: Mode of Play Section 6: Scoring Section 7: Timekeeping Section 8: Kick-off and Drop-out Section 9: Touch and Touch in-Goal Section 10: Knock-on and Forward Pass Section 11: Tackle and Play-the-Ball Section 12: Scrum Section 13: Penalty Kick sex Section 14: Offside Section 15: Misconduct Section 16: Referee and Touch Judges Section 17: Referee's Signals
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Original:   The Rules played at the school continued to develop over time and as pupils left they took with them the game as they had played it.
Revised:  by the way hello The Rules played at the school continued to develop over time and as pupils left they took with them the game as they had played it.
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Original:  The first and second halves would end the moment that the hooter sounds, in the past referees could use their discretion to let play continue if they felt the siren had sounded in during play.
Revised:  The first and second halves would end the moment that the hooter sounds, in the past referees could use their discretion to let play continue if they felt the siren had sounded during play.
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Original: ARL, 2008: 1908-17 NSWRFL A scrum-half was now required to feed the ball into the scrum.
Revised: ARL, 2008: 1908–17 NSWRFL A scrum-half was now required to feed the ball into the scrum.
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Original: ARL, 2008: 1918-27 NSWRFL The defending halfback would now feed the scrum, while the attacking side would have the loose-head.
Revised: ARL, 2008: 1918–27 NSWRFL The defending halfback would now feed the scrum, while the attacking side would have the loose-head.
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Original:  It became mandatory for each team's forwards to pack-down into the scrum in a 3-2-1 formation.
Revised:  It became mandatory for each team's forwards to pack-down into the scrum in a 3–2–1 formation.
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Original: ARL, 2008: 1948-57 NSWRFL The tap penalty was abolished.
Revised: ARL, 2008: 1948–57 NSWRFL The tap penalty was abolished.
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Original: ARL, 2008: 1958-67 NSWRFL Defending teams would restart with a 25-yard optional kick should an attacking team make the ball dead.
Revised: ARL, 2008: 1958–67 NSWRFL Defending teams would restart with a 25-yard optional kick should an attacking team make the ball dead.
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Original: ARL, 2008: 1968-77 RFL The six-tackle rule was introduced for the 1972-73 season with the aim of alleviating the "disjointed" play experienced with the four-tackle rule.
Revised: ARL, 2008: 1968–77 RFL The six-tackle rule was introduced for the 1972-73 season with the aim of alleviating the "disjointed" play experienced with the four-tackle rule.
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Original: ARL, 2008: 1968-77 RFL The six-tackle rule was introduced for the 1972-73 season with the aim of alleviating the "disjointed" play experienced with the four-tackle rule.
Revised: ARL, 2008: 1968-77 RFL The six-tackle rule was introduced for the 1972–73 season with the aim of alleviating the "disjointed" play experienced with the four-tackle rule.
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Original: ARL, 2008: 1978-87RLIF , 2004: 42 The differential scrum penalty is introduced.
Revised: ARL, 2008: 1978–87RLIF , 2004: 42 The differential scrum penalty is introduced.
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Original: ARL, 2008: 1988-97 NSWRL A penalty would now be given against a defender guilty of stripping the ball from opponent in possession.
Revised: ARL, 2008: 1988–97 NSWRL A penalty would now be given against a defender guilty of stripping the ball from opponent in possession.
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Original:  Players sent to the ‘ blood-bin' would not count among these six interchanges.
Revised:  Players sent to the ' blood-bin' would not count among these six interchanges.
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Original:  The 8 metre distance was amended mid-season.
Revised:  The 8-metre distance was amended mid-season.
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Original:  A ten-metre offside rule was introduced mid-season for non-markers on the defending team at the play-the-ball, amending the 8 metre rule introduced at the beginning of the season.
Revised:  A ten-metre offside rule was introduced mid-season for non-markers on the defending team at the play-the-ball, amending the 8-metre rule introduced at the beginning of the season.
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Original:  At the play-the-ball, the tackled player was stopped from being able to tap the ball forwards to himself - even in the absence of markers.
Revised:  At the play-the-ball, the tackled player was stopped from being able to tap the ball forwards to himself – even in the absence of markers.
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Original:  The rule gave the loose head and feed at the resulting scrum to a team that kicked the ball from behind their 40-metre line so that it bounced in the field of play before going into touch behind their opponent's 20 metre line.
Revised:  The rule gave the loose head and feed at the resulting scrum to a team that kicked the ball from behind their 40-metre line so that it bounced in the field of play before going into touch behind their opponent's 20-metre line.
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Original:  RFL 20 metre restarts should be allowed to happen quickly and not be delayed by referees.
Revised:  RFL 20-metre restarts should be allowed to happen quickly and not be delayed by referees.
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Original:  This change aimed to retain the element of wearing down a team's opponents during the game - which was considered part of the character of the sport.
Revised:  This change aimed to retain the element of wearing down a team's opponents during the game – which was considered part of the character of the sport.
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Original:  NRL Should an attacking player be held up by defenders in-goal, they should carry on play with a play-the-ball on the 10 metre line.
Revised:  NRL Should an attacking player be held up by defenders in-goal, they should carry on play with a play-the-ball on the 10-metre line.
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Original:  In the event of the ball being kicked into touch, play would restart with a scrum 10 yards infield.
Revised:  In the event of the ball being kicked into touch, play would restart with a scrum infield.
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Original:  NSWRFL The goal-line drop-out replaced drop-outs from the 25-yard line after the ball was played dead by a defender.
Revised:  NSWRFL The goal-line drop-out replaced drop-outs from the line after the ball was played dead by a defender.
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Original:  Scrums now had to be set a minimum of 10 yards from the touch line and a minimum of 5 yards from goal line.
Revised:  Scrums now had to be set a minimum of from the touch line and a minimum of 5 yards from goal line.
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Original:  Scrums now had to be set a minimum of 10 yards from the touch line and a minimum of 5 yards from goal line.
Revised:  Scrums now had to be set a minimum of 10 yards from the touch line and a minimum of from goal line.
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Original:  NSWRFL A five-yard ruck rule was introduced and applied to both teams, previously there had been a 'no-yard' ruck rule.
Revised:  NSWRFL A ruck rule was introduced and applied to both teams, previously there had been a 'no-yard' ruck rule.
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Original:  The dummy-half and second-marker were required to stand one yard behind the two men contesting the play-the-ball.
Revised:  The dummy-half and second-marker were required to stand behind the two men contesting the play-the-ball.
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Original:  A team conceding a penalty was required to retire 10 yards . NSWRFL A three-yard ruck rule replaced the no-yard ruck rule and was applicable to both teams.
Revised:  A team conceding a penalty was required to retire . NSWRFL A three-yard ruck rule replaced the no-yard ruck rule and was applicable to both teams.
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Original:  A team conceding a penalty was required to retire 10 yards . NSWRFL A three-yard ruck rule replaced the no-yard ruck rule and was applicable to both teams.
Revised:  A team conceding a penalty was required to retire 10 yards . NSWRFL A ruck rule replaced the no-yard ruck rule and was applicable to both teams.
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Original:  No minimum distance replaced the one-yard minimum that the dummy-half and second-marker had previously had to stand behind their teammates contesting the play-the-ball.
Revised:  No minimum distance replaced the minimum that the dummy-half and second-marker had previously had to stand behind their teammates contesting the play-the-ball.
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Original:  NSWRFL Scrums would now be set a minimum of 10 yards from the goal-line.
Revised:  NSWRFL Scrums would now be set a minimum of from the goal-line.
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Original:  NSWRFL A five-yard ruck rule, applying to both teams, was implemented;
Revised:  NSWRFL A ruck rule, applying to both teams, was implemented;
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Original:  an increase from three yards . NSWRFL Defending teams would restart with a 25-yard optional kick should an attacking team make the ball dead.
Revised:  an increase from . NSWRFL Defending teams would restart with a 25-yard optional kick should an attacking team make the ball dead.
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Original:  an increase from three yards . NSWRFL Defending teams would restart with a 25-yard optional kick should an attacking team make the ball dead.
Revised:  an increase from three yards . NSWRFL Defending teams would restart with a optional kick should an attacking team make the ball dead.
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Original: ARL, 2008: 1968–77 NSWRL A twenty-metre restart was given when the ball was caught on the full in the in-goal area by a member of the defending team.
Revised: ARL, 2008: 1968–77 NSWRL A restart was given when the ball was caught on the full in the in-goal area by a member of the defending team.
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Original:  When a scrum took place, all players standing outside it, apart from the halfback, had to stand a minimum of 5 metres back to be onside.
Revised:  When a scrum took place, all players standing outside it, apart from the halfback, had to stand a minimum of back to be onside.
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Original:  Any players chasing their team's kick from an offside position were required to remain 10 metres away from the opponent taking possession of the ball.
Revised:  Any players chasing their team's kick from an offside position were required to remain away from the opponent taking possession of the ball.
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Original:  The 8-metre distance was amended mid-season.
Revised:  The distance was amended mid-season.
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Original:  A ten-metre offside rule was introduced mid-season for non-markers on the defending team at the play-the-ball, amending the 8-metre rule introduced at the beginning of the season.
Revised:  A offside rule was introduced mid-season for non-markers on the defending team at the play-the-ball, amending the 8-metre rule introduced at the beginning of the season.
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Original:  A ten-metre offside rule was introduced mid-season for non-markers on the defending team at the play-the-ball, amending the 8-metre rule introduced at the beginning of the season.
Revised:  A ten-metre offside rule was introduced mid-season for non-markers on the defending team at the play-the-ball, amending the rule introduced at the beginning of the season.
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Original:  RFL Scrums were now to be set 20 metres from the touch-line, with the aim of creating attacking opportunities.
Revised:  RFL Scrums were now to be set from the touch-line, with the aim of creating attacking opportunities.
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Original:  A team that finds touch with a kick from a 20-metre optional restart is awarded the loose head and feed at the scrum.
Revised:  A team that finds touch with a kick from a optional restart is awarded the loose head and feed at the scrum.
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Original:  RFL 20-metre restarts should be allowed to happen quickly and not be delayed by referees.
Revised:  RFL restarts should be allowed to happen quickly and not be delayed by referees.
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Original:  NRL Should an attacking player be held up by defenders in-goal, they should carry on play with a play-the-ball on the 10-metre line.
Revised:  NRL Should an attacking player be held up by defenders in-goal, they should carry on play with a play-the-ball on the line.
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Original:  NRL Taps from penalty kicks to touch were now to be taken 20 metres infield.
Revised:  NRL Taps from penalty kicks to touch were now to be taken infield.
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Original:  RFL If a team kicks the ball from a 20-metre restart and the ball bounces into touch or over the dead ball line they will be given head and feed at the resulting scrum.
Revised:  RFL If a team kicks the ball from a restart and the ball bounces into touch or over the dead ball line they will be given head and feed at the resulting scrum.
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