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Original:   Chandy was appointed as a munsif in Travancore by Sir C.P. Ramaswami Iyer, the Dewan of Travancore, in 1937.
Revised:  , Chandy was appointed as a munsif in Travancore by Sir C.P. Ramaswami Iyer, the Dewan of Travancore, in 1937.
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Original:  , Chandy was appointed as a munsif in Travancore by Sir C.P. Ramaswami Iyer, the Dewan of Travancore, in 1937.
Revised:  Chandy was appointed as a munsif in Travancore by Sir C.P. Ramaswami Iyer, the Dewan of Travancore, in 1937.
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Original:  Her husband was P.C Chandy, inspector general of police.
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Original: Life Anna Chandy was born in Panavelil house in 1905  and raised in Trivandrum.
Revised: Life Anna Chandy was born in 1905 and raised in Trivandrum.
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Original: Bradford was also instructed in how to perform a sixth rite, which the lamas recommended only for those willing to "lead a more or less continent (celibate) life  " The 6th Rite of The Five Tibetan Rites.
Revised: Bradford was also instructed in how to perform a sixth rite, which the lamas recommended only for those willing to "lead a more or less continent (celibate) life . " The 6th Rite of The Five Tibetan Rites.
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Original:  In the 1946 updated version of The Eye of Revelation, Peter Kelder reveals that the mantra Om (Aum) has a very powerful stimulating effect on the pineal gland, if intoned correctly  Om, And The Five Tibetan Rites.
Revised:  In the 1946 updated version of The Eye of Revelation, Peter Kelder reveals that the mantra Om (Aum) has a very powerful stimulating effect on the pineal gland, if intoned correctly . Om, And The Five Tibetan Rites.
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Original: The Genesis of the Five Tibetan Rites: Part 1 - The Bon Tradition of TibetThe Genesis of the Five Tibetan Rites: Part 2 - The Non-Connection  Nevertheless, Kilham states that "[t]he issue at hand, though, is not the lineage of the Five Tibetans.
Revised: The Genesis of the Five Tibetan Rites: Part 1 - The Bon Tradition of TibetThe Genesis of the Five Tibetan Rites: Part 2 - The Non-Connection . Nevertheless, Kilham states that "[t]he issue at hand, though, is not the lineage of the Five Tibetans.
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Original:  Some practitioners also recommend taking caution before performing the Rites due to the possibility of aggravating certain health conditions  Kelder, Peter & Carolinda Witt: Anti-Aging Secrets of the Five Tibetan Rites.
Revised:  Witt and other practitioners also recommend taking caution before performing the Rites due to the possibility of aggravating certain health conditions Kelder, Peter & Carolinda Witt: Anti-Aging Secrets of the Five Tibetan Rites.
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Original:  Some practitioners also recommend taking caution before performing the Rites due to the possibility of aggravating certain health conditions  Kelder, Peter & Carolinda Witt: Anti-Aging Secrets of the Five Tibetan Rites.
Revised:  Some practitioners also recommend taking caution before performing the Rites due to the possibility of aggravating certain health conditions , or overstraining the body. Kelder, Peter & Carolinda Witt: Anti-Aging Secrets of the Five Tibetan Rites.
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Original: The Five Tibetans Spin - Is There A Link To The Whirling Dervishes  However, this discrepancy may find partial resolution in the fact that Tibetan Buddhist yoga regards clockwise rotation to be favorable, whereas counter-clockwise rotation is considered to be unfavorable.
Revised: The Five Tibetans Spin - Is There A Link To The Whirling Dervishes . However, this discrepancy may find partial resolution in the fact that Tibetan Buddhist yoga regards clockwise rotation to be favorable, whereas counter-clockwise rotation is considered to be unfavorable.
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Original: The Five Tibetan Rites' Benefits - The Truth versus the Claims  The benefits most likely to be achieved are increased energy, stress reduction, and an enhanced sense of calm, clarity of thought, increased strength and flexibility, resulting in an overall improvement in health and well-being.
Revised: The Five Tibetan Rites' Benefits - The Truth versus the Claims . The benefits most likely to be achieved are increased energy, stress reduction, and an enhanced sense of calm, clarity of thought, increased strength and flexibility, resulting in an overall improvement in health and well-being.
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Original:   Some beginners report various mild detox effects such as runny nose, mild headache, achy joints, metallic taste in the mouth and slight nausea, particularly if they build up repetitions of the movements too quickly.
Revised:  . Some beginners report various mild detox effects such as runny nose, mild headache, achy joints, metallic taste in the mouth and slight nausea, particularly if they build up repetitions of the movements too quickly.
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Original:  Detox Effects Of The Five Tibetan Rites  Additional Information on the Five Rites with Researched Articles by Carolinda Witt How To Do The Five Tibetan Rites by Carolinda Witt Possible Detox Effects of The Five Tibetan Rites by Carolinda Witt The Five Tibetan Rites Benefits -
Revised:  Detox Effects Of The Five Tibetan Rites . Additional Information on the Five Rites with Researched Articles by Carolinda Witt How To Do The Five Tibetan Rites by Carolinda Witt Possible Detox Effects of The Five Tibetan Rites by Carolinda Witt The Five Tibetan Rites Benefits -
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Original: The Truth Versus the Claims by Carolinda Witt Breathing With T5T - The Five Tibetans by Carolinda Witt Flash Mavi Animated 5 Tibetans Lesson Tibetan Exercises by Samael Aun Weor Informative articles on the Five Rites by Carolinda Witt Discussion on theories identifying Peter Kelder with Lost Horizon author James Hilton
Revised: The Truth Versus the Claims by Carolinda Witt Breathing With T5T - The Five Tibetans by Carolinda Witt Flash Mavi Animated 5 Tibetans Lesson Tibetan Exercises by Samael Aun Weor Discussion on theories identifying Peter Kelder with Lost Horizon author James Hilton
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Original: The Truth Versus the Claims by Carolinda Witt Breathing With T5T - The Five Tibetans by Carolinda Witt Flash Mavi Animated 5 Tibetans Lesson Tibetan Exercises by Samael Aun Weor Discussion on theories identifying Peter Kelder with Lost Horizon author James Hilton  Category: Physical exercise Category: Health and wellness books Category: Yoga series Category: Health in Tibet Category: Tibetan Buddhism Category: Tibetan meditati
Revised: The Truth Versus the Claims by Carolinda Witt Breathing With T5T - The Five Tibetans by Carolinda Witt Flash Mavi Animated 5 Tibetans Lesson Tibetan Exercises by Samael Aun Weor Discussion on theories identifying Peter Kelder with Lost Horizon author James Hilton Category: Physical exercise Category: Health and wellness books Category: Yoga series Category: Health in Tibet Category: Tibetan Buddhism Category: Tibetan meditation UR
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Original:  It was founded on 15 February 1955, the first left party in the Arab states of the Gulf region .
Revised:  It was founded on 15 February 1955, the first left party in the Arab states of the Persian Gulf .
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Original: Between 2002 and 2006 the NLF and PDTA had three members in parliament, including the deputy speaker, Abdulhadi Marhoon.
Revised: Following the 2002 and 2006 the NLF and PDTA had three members in parliament, including the deputy speaker, Abdulhadi Marhoon.
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Original:  However, all lost their seats in the election of 2006  when Sunni and Shi‘a communal “Islamist” forces won almost all seats.
Revised:  However, they lost all seats at the 2006 when Sunni and Shi‘a communal “Islamist” forces won almost all seats.
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Original:  Among the founder-members were Hassan Nezam (1922–1958), the principal founder, who was killed in Tehran in 1958 by SAVAK (this extraordinary activist was also a leading regional figure in the Tudeh Party of Iran, Khuzestan province, under the name Hassan Dorood );
Revised:  Among the founder-members were Hassan Nezam (1922–1958), the principal founder, who was killed in Tehran in 1958 by SAVAK . (Hassan Nezam was also a leading regional figure in the Tudeh Party of Iran, Khuzestan province, under the name Hassan Dorood );
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Original:  Erik Mansoorian, who died in Abadan after returning to Iran in 1964 ;
Revised:  Erik Mansoorian, who died in Abadan after returning to Iran in 1964 ,
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Original:  Hassan M. Saleh (1926–2000), who , from the early 1960s , was in a state of a chronic mental dysfunction as a result of severe torture ;
Revised:  Hassan M. Saleh (1926–2000), who from the early 1960s , was in a state of a chronic mental dysfunction as a result of severe torture ;
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Original:  Hassan M. Saleh (1926–2000), who , from the early 1960s , was in a state of a chronic mental dysfunction as a result of severe torture ;
Revised:  Hassan M. Saleh (1926–2000), who , from the early 1960s was in a state of a chronic mental dysfunction as a result of severe torture ;
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Original:  Hassan M. Saleh (1926–2000), who , from the early 1960s , was in a state of a chronic mental dysfunction as a result of severe torture ;
Revised:  Hassan M. Saleh (1926–2000), who , from the early 1960s , was in a state of a chronic mental dysfunction as a result of severe torture ,
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Original:  Ali Madan (1932–1995) ;
Revised:  Ali Madan (1932–1995) ,
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Original:  Ahmed al-Thawadi, “Saif Bin Ali” (1937–2006) ;
Revised:  Ahmed al-Thawadi, “Saif Bin Ali” (1937–2006) ,
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Original:  and Ali Dawaigher ( born December 25, 1938 died September 6, 2013 ).
Revised:  and Ali Dawaigher ( 1938-2013 ).
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Original:  the second event accelerated the move towards a significant improvement in the political atmosphere and the emergence of the first parliament in the history of the island and the first constitution (the constitution of 1973  ).
Revised:  the second event accelerated the move towards a significant improvement in the political atmosphere and the emergence of the first parliament in Bahrain and the first constitution (the constitution of 1973 ).
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Original:  the second event accelerated the move towards a significant improvement in the political atmosphere and the emergence of the first parliament in the history of the island and the first constitution (the constitution of 1973  ).
Revised:  the second event accelerated the move towards a significant improvement in the political atmosphere and the emergence of the first parliament in the history of the island and the first constitution (the 1973 ).
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Original:  By the first half of the 1970s the NLF was the major political force in the country, and following the 1974 parliamentary election it succeeded in having eight members in the first Bahrain National Assembly (parliament) or 40 per cent of elected MPs (twenty elected and twenty appointed).
Revised:  By the first half of the 1970s the NLF was the major political force in the country, and following the 1973 election it succeeded in having eight members in the first Bahrain National Assembly (parliament) or 40 per cent of elected MPs (twenty elected and twenty appointed).
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Original:  By the first half of the 1970s the NLF was the major political force in the country, and following the 1974 parliamentary election it succeeded in having eight members in the first Bahrain National Assembly (parliament) or 40 per cent of elected MPs (twenty elected and twenty appointed).
Revised:  By the first half of the 1970s the NLF was the major political force in the country, and following the 1974 parliamentary election it succeeded in having eight members in the first Bahrain National Assembly (parliament) or 40 \% of elected MPs (twenty elected and twenty appointed).
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Original:  In 1976 , however, the parliament was dissolved and the constitution was suspended.
Revised:  In 1976 , however, the Assembly was dissolved and the constitution was suspended.
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Original:  In 1976 , however, the parliament was dissolved and the constitution was suspended.
Revised:  In 1976 , however, the parliament was dissolved and the constitution suspended.
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Original:  In the early 2000s, after a reasonable change in the regime’s policy, exiled leaders were allowed to return to Bahrain and to work politically.
Revised:  In the early 2000s, after a change in the regime’s policy, exiled leaders were allowed to return to Bahrain and to work politically.
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Original:  Before the election of 2002  some elements affiliated to the NLF, in co-operation with other independent activists (leftists and liberals), launched a legal political body under a new rule governing the establishment of political associations.
Revised:  Before the 2002 some elements affiliated to the NLF, in co-operation with other independent activists (leftists and liberals), launched a legal political body under a new rule governing the establishment of political associations.
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Original:  In this way the Progressive Democratic Tribune Association  was founded as a leftist progressive political organisation, but not as an alternative to the NLF.
Revised:  In this way the Progressive Democratic Tribune Association (PDTA) was founded as a leftist progressive political organisation, but not as an alternative to the NLF.
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Original: By the first half of the 1970s the NLF was the major political force in the country, and following the 1973 election it succeeded in having eight members in the first Bahrain National Assembly (parliament) or 40\% of elected MPs ( twenty elected and twenty appointed).
Revised: By the first half of the 1970s the NLF was the major political force in the country, and following the 1973 election it had eight members in the first Bahrain National Assembly (parliament) or 40\% of elected MPs ( twenty elected and twenty appointed).
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Original: By the first half of the 1970s the NLF was the major political force in the country, and following the 1973 election it succeeded in having eight members in the first Bahrain National Assembly (parliament) or 40\% of elected MPs ( twenty elected and twenty appointed).
Revised: By the first half of the 1970s the NLF was the major political force in the country, and following the 1973 election it succeeded in having eight members in the Bahrain National Assembly (parliament) or 40\% of elected MPs ( twenty elected and twenty appointed).
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Original:  The most severe assault came in the mid-80s, specifically in 1986, with the decision of the authorities to crush the NLF.
Revised:  The most severe assault came in the mid-80s, specifically in 1986, with the decision of the regime to crush the NLF.
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Original: The National Liberation Front—Bahrain (جبهة التحرير الوطني—البحرين) is a clandestine Marxist-Leninist party in Bahrain.
Revised: The National Liberation Front—Bahrain (جبهة التحرير الوطني—البحرين) is a clandestine Marxist party in Bahrain.
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Original:  It was founded on 15 February 1955, the first left party in the Arab states of the Persian Gulf.
Revised:  It was founded on 15 February 1955, the first leftist party in the Arab states of the Persian Gulf.
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Original: The National Liberation Front—Bahrain ( جبهة التحرير الوطني—البحرين ) is a clandestine Marxist party in Bahrain.
Revised: The National Liberation Front—Bahrain ( ) is a clandestine Marxist party in Bahrain.
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Original:  The places where the missionaries were killed are marked with crosses.
Revised:  Locations where missionaries were killed are marked with crosses.
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Original: Colonial Brazil Category:Czech diarists Category:Czech Jesuits Category:Czech Roman Catholic missionaries Category:Czech Roman Catholic priests Category:Exploration of South America Category:History of Ecuador Category:History of Peru Category:Jesuit missionaries Category:Missionary linguists Category:People from Trutnov Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Brazil Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Ecuador Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Pe
Revised: Colonial Brazil Category:Czech diarists Category:Czech Jesuits Category:Czech Roman Catholic missionaries Category:Czech Roman Catholic priests Category:Exploration of South America Category:History of Ecuador Category:History of Peru Category:Jesuit missionaries Category:Missionary linguists Category:People from Trutnov Category: Jesuit missionaries in Brazil Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Ecuador Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Pe
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Original: Colonial Brazil Category:Czech diarists Category:Czech Jesuits Category:Czech Roman Catholic missionaries Category:Czech Roman Catholic priests Category:Exploration of South America Category:History of Ecuador Category:History of Peru Category:Jesuit missionaries Category:Missionary linguists Category:People from Trutnov Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Brazil Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Ecuador Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Pe
Revised: Colonial Brazil Category:Czech diarists Category:Czech Jesuits Category:Czech Roman Catholic missionaries Category:Czech Roman Catholic priests Category:Exploration of South America Category:History of Ecuador Category:History of Peru Category:Jesuit missionaries Category:Missionary linguists Category:People from Trutnov Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Brazil Category: Jesuit missionaries in Ecuador Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Pe
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Original: Colonial Brazil Category:Czech diarists Category:Czech Jesuits Category:Czech Roman Catholic missionaries Category:Czech Roman Catholic priests Category:Exploration of South America Category:History of Ecuador Category:History of Peru Category:Jesuit missionaries Category:Missionary linguists Category:People from Trutnov Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Brazil Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Ecuador Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Pe
Revised: Colonial Brazil Category:Czech diarists Category:Czech Jesuits Category:Czech Roman Catholic missionaries Category:Czech Roman Catholic priests Category:Exploration of South America Category:History of Ecuador Category:History of Peru Category:Jesuit missionaries Category:Missionary linguists Category:People from Trutnov Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Brazil Category: Roman Catholic missionaries in Ecuador Category: Jesuit missionaries in Pe
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Original:  The most important of these were Nuestra Señora de las Nieves de Yurimaguas, and San Joaquín de Omaguas, which was founded in the first years of Fritz ’ s missionary activities and then moved in January 1695 to the mouth of the Ampiyacu river, near the modern-day town of Pebas in the Peruvian Department of Loreto.
Revised:  The most important of these were Nuestra Señora de las Nieves de Yurimaguas, and San Joaquín de Omaguas, which was founded in the first years of Fritz ' s missionary activities and then moved in January 1695 to the mouth of the Ampiyacu river, near the modern-day town of Pebas in the Peruvian Department of Loreto.
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Original:  Lengthy passages from these diaries were compiled and interspersed with commentary by an anonymous author in the time between Fritz ’ s death and 1738, when they appear in the collection of Pablo Maroni.
Revised:  Lengthy passages from these diaries were compiled and interspersed with commentary by an anonymous author in the time between Fritz ' s death and 1738, when they appear in the collection of Pablo Maroni.
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Original:  Further reading Biography of Samuel Fritz at Trutnov City website in Czech%DIFDELCMD < ] %DIFDELCMD < %%% Detailed biography of Samuel Fritz in Czech "Samuel Fritz," Catholic Encyclopedia entry The Journal, Travels, and Labours of Father Samuel Fritz, in the River Amazon, 1686–1723, translated from the Evora MS., edited for the Hakluyt Society by George Edmundson.
Revised:  in Czech%DIFDELCMD < ] %DIFDELCMD < %%% Detailed biography of Samuel Fritz in Czech "Samuel Fritz," Catholic Encyclopedia entry The Journal, Travels, and Labours of Father Samuel Fritz, in the River Amazon, 1686–1723, translated from the Evora MS., edited for the Hakluyt Society by George Edmundson.
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Original:  Further reading Biography of Samuel Fritz at Trutnov City website in Czech%DIFDELCMD < ] %DIFDELCMD < %%% Detailed biography of Samuel Fritz in Czech "Samuel Fritz," Catholic Encyclopedia entry The Journal, Travels, and Labours of Father Samuel Fritz, in the River Amazon, 1686–1723, translated from the Evora MS., edited for the Hakluyt Society by George Edmundson.
Revised:  Further reading Biography of Samuel Fritz at Trutnov City website %DIFDELCMD < ] %DIFDELCMD < %%% Detailed biography of Samuel Fritz in Czech "Samuel Fritz," Catholic Encyclopedia entry The Journal, Travels, and Labours of Father Samuel Fritz, in the River Amazon, 1686–1723, translated from the Evora MS., edited for the Hakluyt Society by George Edmundson.
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Original:  Father Samuel Fritz," History Today, Volume 25 Issue 4 April 1975 External links 1715 version of Fritz's 1707 map, published in England French edition of Fritz's 1707 map published in Paris about 1735 1781 version of Fritz's 1707 map, published in Paris, showing high-resolution detail 1781 version of Fritz's 1707 map, published in Paris, showing high-resolution detail Sources Attribution The entry cites:
Revised:  Father Samuel Fritz," History Today, Volume 25 Issue 4 April 1975 Sources Attribution The entry cites:
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Original: In the field of social psychology, illusory superiority is a condition of cognitive bias wherein a person overestimates their own qualities and abilities, in relation to the same qualities and abilities of other people and has become the most prominent characteristic of liberal ideology .
Revised: In the field of social psychology, illusory superiority is a condition of cognitive bias wherein a person overestimates their own qualities and abilities, in relation to the same qualities and abilities of other people .
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Original: In the field of social psychology, illusory superiority is a condition of cognitive bias wherein a person overestimates their own qualities and abilities, in relation to the same qualities and abilities of other people.
Revised: In the field of social psychology, illusory superiority is a condition of cognitive bias wherein a person overestimates his or her own qualities and abilities, in relation to the same qualities and abilities of other people.
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Original:  For example, if an individual evaluated themselves as honest , they would be likely to then exaggerate their characteristic towards their perceived ideal position on a scale of honesty.
Revised:  For example, an individual who evaluated herself as honest would be likely to then exaggerate their characteristic towards their perceived ideal position on a scale of honesty.
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Original:  For example, if an individual evaluated themselves as honest , they would be likely to then exaggerate their characteristic towards their perceived ideal position on a scale of honesty.
Revised:  For example, if an individual evaluated themselves as honest , they would be likely to then exaggerate her characteristic towards her perceived ideal position on a scale of honesty.
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Original:  This is the idea that an individual places greater importance and significance on their own abilities, characteristics, and behaviors than those of others.
Revised:  This is the idea that an individual places greater importance and significance on his or her own abilities, characteristics, and behaviors than those of others.
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