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Original:  Each bottle is a volume that range from a minimum value of 1.2 L to a maximum value of 30 L. All of them constitutes the rosette sampler and are clustered around a cylinder situated in the center of the assembly, where there is a sensing system called Sea-Bird or CTD, that stands for "Conductivity, Temperature and Depth", although other variables can be measured by modern CTDs (e.g. water turbidity,  oxygen concentration, chlorophyll concentration and pH).
Revised:  Each bottle is a volume that range from a minimum value of 1.2 L to a maximum value of 30 L. All of them constitutes the rosette sampler and are clustered around a cylinder situated in the center of the assembly, where there is a sensing system called Sea-Bird or CTD, that stands for "Conductivity, Temperature and Depth", although other variables can be measured by modern CTDs (e.g. water turbidity, dissolved oxygen concentration, chlorophyll concentration and pH).
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Original:  A winch on board of the boat unroll the rope during descent and roll up it during the ascent (i.e. at the end of the samples collection).
Revised:  A winch on board of the boat unrolls the rope during descent and roll up it during the ascent (i.e. at the end of the samples collection).
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Original:  A winch on board of the boat unroll the rope during descent and roll up it during the ascent (i.e. at the end of the samples collection).
Revised:  A winch on board of the boat unroll the rope during descent and rolls up it during the ascent (i.e. at the end of the samples collection).
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Original: A rosette sampler [[File:BrnBld CtdRosette.svg| Side and top views with (grey) Niskin bottles and (blue) CTD-logger]] A rosette sampler is a device used for water sampling in deep water (such as the Great Lakes or oceans) in order to investigate about its quality.
Revised: upA rosette sampler [[File:BrnBld CtdRosette.svg| Side and top views with (grey) Niskin bottles and (blue) CTD-logger]] A rosette sampler is a device used for water sampling in deep water (such as the Great Lakes or oceans) in order to investigate about its quality.
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Original: A rosette sampler [[File:BrnBld CtdRosette.svg| Side and top views with (grey) Niskin bottles and (blue) CTD-logger]] A rosette sampler is a device used for water sampling in deep water (such as the Great Lakes or oceans) in order to investigate about its quality.
Revised: A rosette sampler [[File:BrnBld CtdRosette.svg| upSide and top views with (grey) Niskin bottles and (blue) CTD-logger]] A rosette sampler is a device used for water sampling in deep water (such as the Great Lakes or oceans) in order to investigate about its quality.
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Original: In his travel report of 1384 the chronicler Wiegand von Marburg writes about the road no. 43 of the Teutonic Order which was the fist regular road through the Grauden from Insterburg to Kraupischken and on to Ragnit.
Revised: In his travel report of 1384 the chronicler Wiegand von Marburg writes about the road no. 43 of the Teutonic Order which was the first regular road through the Grauden from Insterburg to Kraupischken and on to Ragnit.
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Original:  The forest consisted of oaks, alders, birches  and dense, thorny underbrush.
Revised:  The forest consisted of oaks, alders, birches , and dense, thorny underbrush.
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Original: Dr. Sachin Anil Punekar PhD is an Indian botanist and ornithologist and founder President of Biospheres, an NGO working for conservation of Biodiversity.
Revised:  Sachin Anil Punekar PhD is an Indian botanist and ornithologist and founder President of Biospheres, an NGO working for conservation of Biodiversity.
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Original: Dr. Sachin Anil Punekar PhD is an Indian botanist and ornithologist and founder President of Biospheres, an NGO working for conservation of Biodiversity.
Revised: Dr. Sachin Anil Punekar is an Indian botanist and ornithologist and founder President of Biospheres, an NGO working for conservation of Biodiversity.
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Original: Sachin Anil Punekar is an Indian botanist and ornithologist and founder President of Biospheres, an NGO working for conservation of Biodiversity .
Revised: Sachin Anil Punekar is an Indian botanist and ornithologist and founder President of Biospheres, a non-government organization working for conservation of Biodiversity .
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Original: Sachin Anil Punekar is an Indian botanist and ornithologist and founder President of Biospheres, an NGO working for conservation of Biodiversity .
Revised: Sachin Anil Punekar is an Indian botanist and ornithologist and founder President of Biospheres, an NGO working for conservation of biodiversity .
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Original:  He is presently working at Agharkar Research Institute, Pune.
Revised:  He is working at Agharkar Research Institute, Pune.
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Original:  At the war's conclusion in 1899, the United States was granted the eastern section of the islands, the Germans were granted the western section of the islands, and the British were given the northern Solomon Islands of Choiseul, Isabel and the Shortland Islands that formerly belonging to Germany.
Revised:  At the war's conclusion in 1899, the United States was granted the eastern section of the islands, the Germans were granted the western section of the islands, and the British were given the northern Solomon Islands of Choiseul, Isabel and the Shortland Islands that had formerly belonged to Germany.
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Original:  After the conflict, Mataafaite forces , as they were sometimes called, retreated to the stronghold of Vailele and thus began several U.S. and British expeditions into the dense jungle to find the chief's men.
Revised:  After the conflict, Mataafaite forces retreated to the stronghold of Vailele and thus began several U.S. and British expeditions into the dense jungle to find the chief's men.
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Original:  The U.S. half has voluntarily remained under the control of the U.S. government as the territory of American Samoa.
Revised:  The U.S. half still remains under the control of the U.S. government as the territory of American Samoa.
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Original: The first battle of the conflict involving the British and Americans was fought at Apia , when the naval forces landed they occupied much of the city, Mataafan forces attacked, so British and U.S. warships in Apia Harbour began bombarding enemy positions around the city.
Revised: The first battle of the conflict involving the British and Americans was fought at Apia ; when the naval forces landed they occupied much of the city, Mataafan forces attacked, so British and U.S. warships in Apia Harbour began bombarding enemy positions around the city.
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Original: Early life Kaan was born in Haaarlem , Netherlands and his teenage years coincided with the Nazi occupation.
Revised: Early life Kaan was born in Haarlem , Netherlands and his teenage years coincided with the Nazi occupation.
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Original: The Reverend Frederik Hermanus Kaan (27 July 1929 — 4 October 2009) was a clergyman  in the Congregational Church in Britain (subsequently part of the United Reformed Church) and a hymnwriter of Dutch origin .
Revised: The Reverend Frederik Hermanus Kaan (27 July 1929 — 4 October 2009) was a clergyman of Dutch origin who served in the Congregational Church in Britain (subsequently part of the United Reformed Church) and a hymnwriter of Dutch origin .
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Original: The Reverend Frederik Hermanus Kaan (27 July 1929 — 4 October 2009) was a clergyman  in the Congregational Church in Britain (subsequently part of the United Reformed Church) and a hymnwriter of Dutch origin .
Revised: The Reverend Frederik Hermanus Kaan (27 July 1929 — 4 October 2009) was a clergyman in the Congregational Church in Britain (subsequently part of the United Reformed Church) and a prodigious hymnwriter .
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Original:  The Rev Roberta Rominger, general secretary of the United Reformed Church  said: "We thank God for the gift to us of Fred Kaan, whose passion for peace and justice, ecumenical drive and ability to enable the Church to sing the faith in plain but moving speech have had a major influence on the Church in the last half of the twentieth century."
Revised:  The Rev Roberta Rominger, general secretary of the United Reformed Church , said: "We thank God for the gift to us of Fred Kaan, whose passion for peace and justice, ecumenical drive and ability to enable the Church to sing the faith in plain but moving speech have had a major influence on the Church in the last half of the twentieth century."
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Original: Early life Kaan was born in Haarlem, Netherlands  and his teenage years coincided with the Nazi occupation.
Revised: Early life Kaan was born in Haarlem, Netherlands , and his teenage years coincided with the Nazi occupation.
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Original:  In 1952 he commenced studies at Western College, Bristol  and in 1955 , he was ordained as a Congregational minister and took up his first pastorate at the Windsor Road Congregational Church in Barry, south Wales.
Revised:  In 1952 he commenced studies at Western College, Bristol , and in 1955 , he was ordained as a Congregational minister and took up his first pastorate at the Windsor Road Congregational Church in Barry, south Wales.
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Original:  In 1952 he commenced studies at Western College, Bristol  and in 1955 , he was ordained as a Congregational minister and took up his first pastorate at the Windsor Road Congregational Church in Barry, south Wales.
Revised:  In 1952 he commenced studies at Western College, Bristol and in 1955 he was ordained as a Congregational minister and took up his first pastorate at the Windsor Road Congregational Church in Barry, south Wales.
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Original:  In 1968, Kaan was sent to Geneva as minister-secretary of the International Congregational Council, to help to unite it with the Presbyterian Alliance to form the World Alliance of Reformed Churches.
Revised:  In 1968, Kaan was sent to Geneva as minister-secretary of the International Congregational Council, to help unite it with the Presbyterian Alliance to form the World Alliance of Reformed Churches.
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Original:  With the Alliance until 1978, his work centred on issues of human rights, inter-church relations  and communications, editing the Alliance's journal and co-producing the multilingual radio programme Intervox.
Revised:  With the Alliance until 1978, his work centred on issues of human rights, inter-church relations , and communications, editing the Alliance's journal and co-producing the multilingual radio programme Intervox.
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Original:  He also gained an Honorary ThD from Debrecen Theological Academy (Hungary) and a PhD from Geneva Theological College.
Revised:  He also gained an honorary ThD from Debrecen Theological Academy (Hungary) and a PhD from Geneva Theological College.
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Original:  Kaan's  For the Healing of the Nations  is already a classic and inspired the title of his biography by Gillian Warson.
Revised:  Kaan's " For the Healing of the Nations is already a classic and inspired the title of his biography by Gillian Warson.
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Original:  Kaan's  For the Healing of the Nations  is already a classic and inspired the title of his biography by Gillian Warson.
Revised:  Kaan's For the Healing of the Nations " is already a classic and inspired the title of his biography by Gillian Warson.
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Original:  Private life In 1954, Kaan married Elisabeth ("Elly") Steller, a daughter of German and Dutch missionary parents in Indonesia  and had three children, Martin, Peter and Alison.
Revised:  Private life In 1954, Kaan married Elisabeth ("Elly") Steller, a daughter of German and Dutch missionary parents in Indonesia , and had three children, Martin, Peter and Alison.
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Original: Hymnwriting Kaan 's mastery of the English language enabled a large literary productivity despite his pastoral commitments: including six collections of hymns, with translations into over fifteen languages.
Revised: Hymnwriting Kaan managed a significant literary productivity despite his pastoral commitments: including six collections of hymns, with translations into over fifteen languages.
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Original:  Kaan's "For the Healing of the Nations" is already a classic and inspired the title of his biography by Gillian Warson.
Revised:  Kaan's "For the Healing of the Nations" inspired the title of his biography by Gillian Warson.
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Original: Hymnwriting Kaan managed a significant literary productivity despite his pastoral commitments: including six collections of hymns, with translations into over fifteen languages.
Revised: Hymn writing Kaan managed a significant literary productivity despite his pastoral commitments: including six collections of hymns, with translations into over fifteen languages.
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Original:  Amanusha (1989), with Ananth Nag acting as Kumar Circle Inspector (1995), with Devaraj acting as Kumar Deadly Soma (1998), with Devaraj as Kumar Deadly-2 (2004), with Devaraj as Kumar Mynaa (2013) with Sharath Kumar acting as Kumar Kumar has written two books, Huliya Nenapugalu and Bullet Savarai.
Revised:  Amaanusha (1989), with Ananth Nag acting as Kumar Circle Inspector (1995), with Devaraj acting as Kumar Deadly Soma (1998), with Devaraj as Kumar Deadly-2 (2004), with Devaraj as Kumar Mynaa (2013) with Sharath Kumar acting as Kumar Kumar has written two books, Huliya Nenapugalu and Bullet Savarai.
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Original:  Amanusha (1989), with Ananth Nag acting as Kumar Circle Inspector (1995), with Devaraj acting as Kumar Deadly Soma (1998), with Devaraj as Kumar Deadly-2 (2004), with Devaraj as Kumar Mynaa (2013) with Sharath Kumar acting as Kumar Kumar has written two books, Huliya Nenapugalu and Bullet Savarai.
Revised:  Amanusha (1989), with Ananth Nag acting as Kumar Circle Inspector (1995), with Devaraj acting as Kumar Deadly Soma (1998), with Devaraj as Kumar Deadly-2 (2004), with Devaraj as Kumar Mynaa (2013) with Sharath Kumar acting as Kumar Kumar has authored two books, Huliya Nenapugalu and Bullet Savarai.
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Original: Biddanda Bopanna Ashok Kumar (or B. B. Ashok Kumar ;
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Original: Biddanda Bopanna Ashok Kumar (or B. B. Ashok Kumar ;
Revised: Biddanda Bopanna Ashok Kumar (or B. B. Ashok Kumar (
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Original:  also known as ' Tiger Ashok Kumar ') , born in  Parane village, Virajpet, Kodagu district , Karnataka , India. is a retired Assistant Commissioner of Police.
Revised:  also known as Tiger Ashok Kumar ') , born in Parane village, Virajpet, Kodagu district , Karnataka , India. is a retired Assistant Commissioner of Police.
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Original:  He is the son of a coffee estate manager in Koppa-Chikkamagalur and later in Sakleshpura, Hassan.
Revised:  He is the son of a coffee estate manager in Koppa-Chikkamagalur .
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Original:   Kumar joined the Karnataka State Police Service in 1977 and retired   on 31 July 2012.
Revised:  Kumar joined the Karnataka State Police Service in 1977 and retired Kumar retired from service on 31 July 2012.
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Original: other people|Ken Viljoen Kenneth George Viljoen (14 May 1910 in Windsorton, Cape Province – 21 January 1974 in Krugersdorp, Transvaal) was a South African cricketer who played in 27 Tests from 1930-31 to 1948-49.
Revised:  Kenneth George Viljoen (14 May 1910 in Windsorton, Cape Province – 21 January 1974 in Krugersdorp, Transvaal) was a South African cricketer who played in 27 Tests from 1930-31 to 1948-49.
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Original: Babinden Rituals The baba holds a particularly exalted place in the traditional family life.
Revised:  Rituals The baba holds a particularly exalted place in the traditional family life.
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Original:  Russia Babinden (, the Day of the baba or the Day of the midwife) is a traditional Bulgarian feast, celebrated on 8 January (  21 January according to the Gregorian calendar), in honour of the women practicing midwifery.
Revised:  Russia Babinden (, the Day of the baba or the Day of the midwife) is a traditional Bulgarian feast, celebrated on 8 January ( or in some areas 21 January according to the Gregorian calendar), in honour of the women practicing midwifery.
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Original:   Outside cricket , his career was as a schoolmaster and he became the headmaster of the Diocesan College Preparatory School in Cape Town.
Revised:  His career was as a schoolmaster and he became the headmaster of the Diocesan College Preparatory School in Cape Town.
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Original: Pieter Gerhard Vintcent van der Bijl (21 October 1907 in Kenilworth, South Africa – 16 February 1973 in Kalk Bay, Cape Province) was a South African cricketer who played in 5 Tests in 1938-39.
Revised: Pieter Gerhard Vintcent van der Bijl (21 October 1907 in Kenilworth, South Africa – 16 February 1973 in Kalk Bay, Cape Province) was a South African cricketer who played in 5 Tests in 1938–39.
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Original:  Early cricket His first-class cricket career for Western Province began in 1925-26 and he played regularly for the team in 1926-27 , acting as wicketkeeper.
Revised:  Early cricket His first-class cricket career for Western Province began in 1925–26 and he played regularly for the team in 1926-27 , acting as wicketkeeper.
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Original:  Early cricket His first-class cricket career for Western Province began in 1925-26 and he played regularly for the team in 1926-27 , acting as wicketkeeper.
Revised:  Early cricket His first-class cricket career for Western Province began in 1925-26 and he played regularly for the team in 1926–27 , acting as wicketkeeper.
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Original:  After a single game in the 1927-28 season he disappeared from first-class cricket for almost four years.
Revised:  After a single game in the 1927–28 season he disappeared from first-class cricket for almost four years.
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Original:  He reappeared in three games in the 1934-35 season for Western Province with no great success, and was not in the 1935 South African team in England.
Revised:  He reappeared in three games in the 1934–35 season for Western Province with no great success, and was not in the 1935 South African team in England.
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Original:  From 1936-37 , however, he played more regularly and in 1937-38 , he was the captain of the Western Province side.
Revised:  From 1936–37 , however, he played more regularly and in 1937-38 , he was the captain of the Western Province side.
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Original:  From 1936-37 , however, he played more regularly and in 1937-38 , he was the captain of the Western Province side.
Revised:  From 1936-37 , however, he played more regularly and in 1937–38 , he was the captain of the Western Province side.
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Original:  Regular cricket brought more success: he finally hit a first-class century, more than 10 years after his debut, in making 195 against Griqualand West in 1936-37 , which would remain his highest first-class score – in this match he also opened the bowling, though he did not take any wickets, and he was never a regular bowler.
Revised:  Regular cricket brought more success: he finally hit a first-class century, more than 10 years after his debut, in making 195 against Griqualand West in 1936–37 , which would remain his highest first-class score – in this match he also opened the bowling, though he did not take any wickets, and he was never a regular bowler.
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Original:  In the match against Eastern Province at the end of the 1937-38 season, he hit 28 off six balls of the final over the match to win the game.
Revised:  In the match against Eastern Province at the end of the 1937–38 season, he hit 28 off six balls of the final over the match to win the game.
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Original:  Test cricketer As was usual at that time, the Currie Cup domestic first-class competition was cancelled for the 1938-39 season as there was a tour of South Africa by an England team.
Revised:  Test cricketer As was usual at that time, the Currie Cup domestic first-class competition was cancelled for the 1938–39 season as there was a tour of South Africa by an England team.
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Original:  With the series still undecided (England were winning 1-0 with three matches having been drawn), the final Test was intended to be played to a finish: in the event, after a match of unprecedented high scoring, it was left drawn to enable the England team to return home.
Revised:  With the series still undecided (England were winning 1–0 with three matches having been drawn), the final Test was intended to be played to a finish: in the event, after a match of unprecedented high scoring, it was left drawn to enable the England team to return home.
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Original:  Van der Bijl played in a few first-class friendly matches in 1939-40 and in a war-time first-class game a couple of years later, but there was no more Test or Currie Cup cricket for him.
Revised:  Van der Bijl played in a few first-class friendly matches in 1939–40 and in a war-time first-class game a couple of years later, but there was no more Test or Currie Cup cricket for him.
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Original:  Category: Folklore Category:Literary criticism Category:Literary terms Category:Romance (genr ] 
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Original:  A notable example of the first is Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Franklin's Tale", itself partly based on Boccaccio's The Filocolo : Dorigen, a married woman whose husband is absent, promises another suitor that he may have her if she makes the rocks on the coast of Brittany disappear.
Revised:  A notable example of the first is Geoffrey Chaucer's "The Franklin's Tale", itself partly based on Boccaccio's The Filocolo ; Dorigen, a married woman whose husband is absent, promises another suitor that he may have her if she makes the rocks on the coast of Brittany disappear.
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Original:  An example of the second variation is found in Chaucer's "The Wife of Bath's Tale", where the main character, a young rapist knight, threatened with execution if he cannot answer the question "what do women want", promises an older woman (the proverbial "loathly lady") anything she desires if she can provide the answer ( and she desires to marry him).
Revised:  An example of the second variation is found in Chaucer's "The Wife of Bath's Tale", where the main character, a young rapist knight, threatened with execution if he cannot answer the question "what do women want", promises an older woman (the proverbial "loathly lady") anything she desires if she can provide the answer ( she desires to marry him).
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Original:  Also described as a blind promise or rash boon , it is classified as Aarne-Thompson M223 and likely has an Oriental origin.
Revised:  It was also termed a blind promise or rash boon , it is classified as Aarne-Thompson M223 and likely has an Oriental origin.
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Original:  Also described as a blind promise or rash boon , it is classified as Aarne-Thompson M223 and likely has an Oriental origin.
Revised:  Also described as a blind promise or rash boon . It is classified as Aarne-Thompson M223 and likely has an Oriental origin.
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Original:   The motif involves a character who makes a promise pertaining to love for another character.
Revised:  Examples The motif involves a character who makes a promise pertaining to love for another character.
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Original: The Assumptive Framework Menachem Mazabow wrote that it "is necessary... to state the set of assumptions that are seen as fundamental to any neuro-epistemological inquiry."
Revised: Assumptive framework Menachem Mazabow wrote that it "is necessary... to state the set of assumptions that are seen as fundamental to any neuro-epistemological inquiry."
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