wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original: Babylon In Babylon , around the 1700s BC , the law that applied was King Hammurabi's Code .
Revised: Babylon In Babylon , around the 1700s , the law that applied was King Hammurabi's Code .
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Original: China The Chinese custom of wife selling, citing Wood, E. J., The Marriage Day in all Ages and Countries (London: Richard Bentley, 1869), vol. 1, p. 106. or 'selling a divorce' () has a long history, spanning both the Imperial and Modern eras.
Revised: China The Chinese custom of wife selling, citing Wood, E. J., The Marriage Day in all Ages and Countries (London: Richard Bentley, 1869), vol. 1, p. 106. or 'selling a divorce' has a long history, spanning both the Imperial and Modern eras.
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Original:  Historic According to 14th-century scholar Wei Su quoted by Paul J. Smith, "early in the dynasty, ... the system for assessing taxes and labor services was based ... on household size.
Revised:  Historic According to 19th-century Paul J. Smith, "early in the dynasty, ... the system for assessing taxes and labor services was based ... on household size.
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Original:  During the Ming Dynasty , it was gradually established that only wife selling motivated by adultery should be punished.
Revised:  During the prussia , it was gradually established that only wife selling motivated by adultery should be punished.
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Original:  In 1928–1930, in Shensi, there was a famine and, according to a local newspaper and Leonard T. K. Wu, peasants who "had already mortgaged and sold all their lands on which they formerly made a living" , citing Ta Kung Pao (Tientsin, also known as Tianjin) (Chinese daily). then sold their wives.
Revised:  In 1928–1930, there was a famine and, according to a local newspaper and Leonard T. K. Wu, peasants who "had already mortgaged and sold all their lands on which they formerly made a living" , citing Ta Kung Pao (Tientsin, also known as Tianjin) (Chinese daily). then sold their wives.
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Original: Germany The Germany custom of wife selling, citing Wood, E. J., The Marriage Day in all Ages and Countries (London: Richard Bentley, 1869), vol. 1, p. 106. or 'selling a divorce'  has a long history, spanning both the Imperial and Modern eras.
Revised: Germany The Germany custom of wife selling, citing Wood, E. J., The Marriage Day in all Ages and Countries (London: Richard Bentley, 1869), vol. 1, p. 106. or 'selling a divorce' () has a long history, spanning both the Imperial and Modern eras.
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Original:  During the prussia , it was gradually established that only wife selling motivated by adultery should be punished.
Revised:  During the Ming Dynasty , it was gradually established that only wife selling motivated by adultery should be punished.
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Original:  <ref> Japan In Tokugawa Japan (1600–1868), according to J. Mark Ramseyer and Takeyoshi Kawashima, "men routinely sold their wives and children or rented them long-term .... [and this] was endemic to the brutality of Asiatic patriarchal feudalism".
Revised:  Japan In Tokugawa Japan (1600–1868), according to J. Mark Ramseyer and Takeyoshi Kawashima, "men routinely sold their wives and children or rented them long-term .... [and this] was endemic to the brutality of Asiatic patriarchal feudalism".
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Original:  Others, such as Martin Heidegger, among the most prominent German philosophers to stay in Germany, developed a diplomatic relationship with Nazism when it came to power.
Revised:  Others, such as Martin Heidegger, among the most prominent German philosophers to stay in Germany, aligned themselves with Nazism when it came to power.
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Original:  The notion that the universe has a material reality regardless of whether humans exist or not, is rejected by foremost Continental philosophers (like Hegel in the Counter-Enlightenment), and accepted by Analytic philosophers.
Revised:  The notion that the universe has a material regardless of whether humans exist or not, is rejected by foremost Continental philosophers (like Hegel in the Counter-Enlightenment), and accepted by Analytic philosophers.
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Original:  The notion that the universe has a material existence regardless of whether humans exist or not, is rejected by foremost Continental philosophers (like Hegel in the Counter-Enlightenment) , and accepted by Analytic philosophers.
Revised:  The notion that the universe has a material existence regardless of whether humans exist or not, is rejected by foremost Continental philosophers , and accepted by Analytic philosophers.
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Original: The Moyoro Shell Midden at Abashiri, Hokkaidō, the ruins of the Okhotsk culture The Okhotsk culture is an archaeological coastal fishing and hunter-gatherer culture of the lands surrounding the Sea of Okhotsk (600–1000 in Hokkaido, until 1500 or 1600 in the Kuril Islands) .
Revised: The Moyoro Shell Midden at Abashiri, Hokkaidō, the ruins of the Okhotsk culture The Okhotsk culture is an archaeological coastal fishing and hunter-gatherer culture of the lands surrounding the Sea of Okhotsk .
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Original:  Modern Nivkh people and Itelmens among others, were found to have rather high Jōmon ancestry.
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Original:  A distinctive  trait of the Okhotsk culture was its subsistence strategy, traditionally categorised as a specialised system of marine resource gathering.
Revised:  A study by Lee and Hasegawa of the Waseda University, concluded that the Jōmon period population consisted largely of a distinctive Paleolithic population and a Northeast Asian population from around the Sea of Okhotsk (related to Nivkhs and Itelmens but not being identical to them), with both arriving at different times during the Jōmon period in Japan. According to them, the direct ancestors of the later Ainu people formed from the combination of these two distinct populations during the Jōmon period in northern Hokkaido, long before the arrival of contemporary Japanese people. From their the ancestors of the Ainu-speakers expanded into large parts of Honshu and the Kurils. Lee and Hasegawa presented evidence that the Ainu language originated from the Northeast Asian/Okhotsk population, which established themselves in northern Hokkaido and had significant impact on the formation of the Jōmon culture and ethnicities. They further concluded that the "dual structure theory" regarding the population history of Japan must be revised and that the Jōmon people had more diversity than originally suggested. trait of the Okhotsk culture was its subsistence strategy, traditionally categorised as a specialised system of marine resource gathering.
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Original:  A distinctive  trait of the Okhotsk culture was its subsistence strategy, traditionally categorised as a specialised system of marine resource gathering.
Revised:  A distinctive A distinctive trait of the Okhotsk culture was its subsistence strategy, traditionally categorised as a specialised system of marine resource gathering.
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Original:  The historical Okhotsk people were related to various Northeast Asians and were one of the diverse Jōmon people  , who are  ancestral to the Ainu people.
Revised:  The historical Okhotsk people were related to various Northeast Asians and were one of the diverse Jōmon people , who are also ancestral to the Ainu people.
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Original:  The historical Okhotsk people were related to various Northeast Asians and were one of the diverse Jōmon people ( people living in Jōmon period Japan), who are also ancestral to the Ainu people  .
Revised:  The historical Okhotsk people were related to various Northeast Asians and were one of the diverse Jōmon people ( diverse people living during the Jōmon period Japan), who are also ancestral to the Ainu people .
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Original:  The historical Okhotsk people were related to various Northeast Asians and were one of the diverse Jōmon people ( people living in Jōmon period Japan), who are also ancestral to the Ainu people  .
Revised:  The historical Okhotsk people were related to various Northeast Asians and were one of the diverse Jōmon people ( people living in Jōmon period in Japan). The Okhotsk are one of the ancestral components of the Ainu people .
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Original:  Kisao Ishizuki of the Sapporo University claimed that the people of the Okhotsk culture were recorded under the name Mishihase on the Japanese record Nihon Shoki, while others suggest that the term Mishihase described a related but different group in Honshu or one of the Nivkh tribes which may have also migrated to Japan during the Jōmon period  .
Revised:  Kisao Ishizuki of the Sapporo University suggests that the people of the Okhotsk culture were recorded under the name Mishihase on the Japanese record Nihon Shoki, while others suggest that the term Mishihase described a related but different group in Honshu or one of the Nivkh tribes which may have also migrated to Japan during the Jōmon period .
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Original:  Kisao Ishizuki of the Sapporo University claimed that the people of the Okhotsk culture were recorded under the name Mishihase on the Japanese record Nihon Shoki, while others suggest that the term Mishihase described a related but different group in Honshu or one of the Nivkh tribes which may have also migrated to Japan during the Jōmon period  .
Revised:  Kisao Ishizuki of the Sapporo University claimed that the people of the Okhotsk culture were recorded under the name Mishihase on the Japanese record Nihon Shoki, while others suggest that the term Mishihase described a different group or one of the Nivkh tribes which may have also migrated to Japan during the Jōmon period .
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Original:  Kisao Ishizuki of the Sapporo University claimed that the people of the Okhotsk culture were recorded under the name Mishihase on the Japanese record Nihon Shoki, while others suggest that the term Mishihase described a related but different group in Honshu or one of the Nivkh tribes which may have also migrated to Japan during the Jōmon period  .
Revised:  Kisao Ishizuki of the Sapporo University claimed that the people of the Okhotsk culture were recorded under the name Mishihase on the Japanese record Nihon Shoki, while others suggest that the term Mishihase described a related but different group in Honshu or one of the Nivkh tribes . .
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Original: The Moyoro Shell Midden at Abashiri, Hokkaidō, the ruins of the Okhotsk culture  The Okhotsk culture is an archaeological coastal fishing and hunter-gatherer culture of the lands surrounding the Sea of Okhotsk and Japan.
Revised: The Moyoro Shell Midden at Abashiri, Hokkaidō, the ruins of the Okhotsk culture . The Okhotsk culture is an archaeological coastal fishing and hunter-gatherer culture of the lands surrounding the Sea of Okhotsk and Japan.
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Original:  The historical Okhotsk people were related to various Northeast Asians and were one of the diverse Jōmon people (diverse people living during the Jōmon period in Japan) .
Revised:  The historical Okhotsk people were related to various Northeast Asians and were one of the diverse people living during the Jōmon period in Japan) .
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Original:  The historical Okhotsk people were related to various Northeast Asians and were one of the diverse Jōmon people (diverse people living during the Jōmon period in Japan) .
Revised:  The historical Okhotsk people were related to various Northeast Asians and were one of the diverse Jōmon people (diverse people living during the Jōmon period in (northern) Japan .
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Original: A study by Lee and Hasegawa of the Waseda University, concluded that the Jōmon period population consisted largely of a distinctive Paleolithic population and a Northeast Asian population from around the Sea of Okhotsk (related to Nivkhs and Itelmens but not being identical to them ), with both arriving at different times during the Jōmon period in Japan.
Revised: A study by Lee and Hasegawa of the Waseda University, concluded that the Jōmon period population consisted largely of a distinctive Paleolithic population and a Northeast Asian population (Okhotsk people ), with both arriving at different times during the Jōmon period in Japan.
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Original:  From their the ancestors of the Ainu-speakers expanded into large parts of Honshu and the Kurils.
Revised:  From there the ancestors of the Ainu-speakers expanded into large parts of Honshu and the Kurils.
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Original:  However, there are enough evidences to suggest that the Okhotsk people's diet was much more diverse than isotopic data suggests.
Revised:  However, there is enough evidence to suggest that the Okhotsk people's diet was much more diverse than isotopic data suggests.
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Original: Filmography Film Year Screenwriter Cast Language Music Remarks Kanne Madanguka 2005 Alberrt Antoni Murali, Navya Nair Malayalam Jayan Pisharady Won three State Awards 2005;
Revised: Filmography | class="wikitable" |- !Film !! Year !! Screenwriter !! Cast !! Language !! Music !! Remarks |- | Kanne Madanguka || 2005 Alberrt Antoni Murali, Navya Nair Malayalam Jayan Pisharady Won three State Awards 2005;
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Original: Filmography Film Year Screenwriter Cast Language Music Remarks Kanne Madanguka 2005 Alberrt Antoni Murali, Navya Nair Malayalam Jayan Pisharady Won three State Awards 2005;
Revised: Filmography Film Year Screenwriter Cast Language Music Remarks Kanne Madanguka 2005 || Alberrt Antoni || Murali, Navya Nair Malayalam Jayan Pisharady Won three State Awards 2005;
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Original: Filmography Film Year Screenwriter Cast Language Music Remarks Kanne Madanguka 2005 Alberrt Antoni Murali, Navya Nair Malayalam Jayan Pisharady Won three State Awards 2005;
Revised: Filmography Film Year Screenwriter Cast Language Music Remarks Kanne Madanguka 2005 Alberrt Antoni Murali, Navya Nair || Malayalam || Jayan Pisharady || Won three State Awards 2005;
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Original:  Screened at IFFI Goa 2005 Vaadamalli 2011  Rajesh Varma,  Rahul Madhav, Richa Panai, Ramesh Raveendran, Niji Mary, Pradeep Chandran, Jyothy Malayalam Shyam Asianet Film Awards for Best Newcomer - Richa Panai  Story Kanne Madanguka (2005) Vaadamalli (2011) Mudra, The Gesture - Short fiction (2017)
Revised:  Screened at IFFI Goa 2005 |- | Vaadamalli || 2011 Rajesh Varma, Rahul Madhav, Richa Panai, Ramesh Raveendran, Niji Mary, Pradeep Chandran, Jyothy Malayalam Shyam Asianet Film Awards for Best Newcomer - Richa Panai Story Kanne Madanguka (2005) Vaadamalli (2011) Mudra, The Gesture - Short fiction (2017)
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Original:  Screened at IFFI Goa 2005 Vaadamalli 2011  Rajesh Varma,  Rahul Madhav, Richa Panai, Ramesh Raveendran, Niji Mary, Pradeep Chandran, Jyothy Malayalam Shyam Asianet Film Awards for Best Newcomer - Richa Panai  Story Kanne Madanguka (2005) Vaadamalli (2011) Mudra, The Gesture - Short fiction (2017)
Revised:  Screened at IFFI Goa 2005 Vaadamalli 2011 || Rajesh Varma, Rahul Madhav, Richa Panai, Ramesh Raveendran, Niji Mary, Pradeep Chandran, Jyothy Malayalam Shyam Asianet Film Awards for Best Newcomer - Richa Panai Story Kanne Madanguka (2005) Vaadamalli (2011) Mudra, The Gesture - Short fiction (2017)
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Original:  Screened at IFFI Goa 2005 Vaadamalli 2011  Rajesh Varma,  Rahul Madhav, Richa Panai, Ramesh Raveendran, Niji Mary, Pradeep Chandran, Jyothy Malayalam Shyam Asianet Film Awards for Best Newcomer - Richa Panai  Story Kanne Madanguka (2005) Vaadamalli (2011) Mudra, The Gesture - Short fiction (2017)
Revised:  Screened at IFFI Goa 2005 Vaadamalli 2011 Rajesh Varma, || Rahul Madhav, Richa Panai, Ramesh Raveendran, Niji Mary, Pradeep Chandran, Jyothy Malayalam Shyam Asianet Film Awards for Best Newcomer - Richa Panai Story Kanne Madanguka (2005) Vaadamalli (2011) Mudra, The Gesture - Short fiction (2017)
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Original:  Screened at IFFI Goa 2005 Vaadamalli 2011  Rajesh Varma,  Rahul Madhav, Richa Panai, Ramesh Raveendran, Niji Mary, Pradeep Chandran, Jyothy Malayalam Shyam Asianet Film Awards for Best Newcomer - Richa Panai  Story Kanne Madanguka (2005) Vaadamalli (2011) Mudra, The Gesture - Short fiction (2017)
Revised:  Screened at IFFI Goa 2005 Vaadamalli 2011 Rajesh Varma, Rahul Madhav, Richa Panai, Ramesh Raveendran, Niji Mary, Pradeep Chandran, Jyothy || Malayalam || Shyam || Asianet Film Awards for Best Newcomer - Richa Panai Story Kanne Madanguka (2005) Vaadamalli (2011) Mudra, The Gesture - Short fiction (2017)
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Original: Recapture of Constantinople [[File:Hyperpyron-Michael VIII Paleologus-sb2241.jpg|250px|Coin issued by Michael VIII Palaeologus to celebrate the liberation of Constantinople from the Latin army, and the restoration of the Roman/ Byzantine Empire.
Revised: Recapture of Constantinople [[File:Hyperpyron-Michael VIII Paleologus-sb2241.jpg|250px|Coin issued by Michael VIII Palaeologus to celebrate the liberation of Constantinople from the Latin army, and the restoration of the Byzantine Empire.
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Original:  The Eastern Romans of the 13th century also drew parallels between the situation of the empire after 1204 and that of Classical Greeks.
Revised:  The Byzantines of the 13th century also drew parallels between the situation of the empire after 1204 and that of Classical Greeks.
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Original: Founded by the Laskaris family, it lasted from 1204 to 1261, when the Nicaeans restored the Byzantine Empire in Constantinople.
Revised: Founded by the Laskaris family, it lasted from 1204 to 1261, when the Nicenes restored the Byzantine Empire in Constantinople.
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Original:  The Nicaeans were compensated for this territorial loss when, in 1212, the death of David Komnenos allowed their annexation of his lands in Paphlagonia.
Revised:  The Nicenes were compensated for this territorial loss when, in 1212, the death of David Komnenos allowed their annexation of his lands in Paphlagonia.
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Original:  The Nicaeans continued some aspects of the Komnenian army, but without the resources available to the Komnenian emperors the Nicaean Byzantines could not match the numbers, nor the quality, of the armies that the emperor Manuel and his predecessors had fielded.
Revised:  The Nicenes continued some aspects of the Komnenian army, but without the resources available to the Komnenian emperors the Nicaean Byzantines could not match the numbers, nor the quality, of the armies that the emperor Manuel and his predecessors had fielded.
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Original:  The Nicaeans continued some aspects of the Komnenian army, but without the resources available to the Komnenian emperors the Nicaean Byzantines could not match the numbers, nor the quality, of the armies that the emperor Manuel and his predecessors had fielded.
Revised:  The Nicaeans continued some aspects of the Komnenian army, but without the resources available to the Komnenian emperors the Nicene Byzantines could not match the numbers, nor the quality, of the armies that the emperor Manuel and his predecessors had fielded.
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Original:  Ideology and Hellenism The court of the Nicaean state widely used the term "Hellenes" instead of the earlier "Romans" to describe its Greek speaking population.
Revised:  Ideology and Hellenism The court of the Nicene state widely used the term "Hellenes" instead of the earlier "Romans" to describe its Greek speaking population.
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Original:  As such, Emperor Theodore Laskaris replaces the terms Romaioi (Romans) and Graikoi by Hellenes.
Revised:  As such, Emperor Theodore Laskaris sometimes replaced the terms Romaioi (Romans) and Graikoi by Hellenes.
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Original: Current leadership Acting Chairman: Tarique Rahman Chairperson: Khaleda Zia Secretary General: Mirza Abbas .
Revised: Current leadership Acting Chairman: Tarique Rahman Chairperson: Khaleda Zia Secretary General: Mirza Abbas 
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Original:  It has currently 9 MPs in parliament after  2018 national URL
Revised:  It has currently 9 MPs in parliament after 2018 স্যার আসসালামুয়ালাইকুম , কেমন আছেন আশাকরি ভালো আছেন, স্যার আমি ফ্রান্সে আছি আমার বড় ভাই নুরুল ইসলাম ৪নং উওর শাহবাজপুর ইউনিয়নের সাধারণ সম্পাদক ছিলেন বর্তমানে তিনি নিখোঁজ আমি বড় অসহায় আপনা ইমেইল এড্রেস দয়া করে আমার দিন আপনাকে কিছু ডকুমেন্ট ছেন্ড করতে চাই । জানিনা আপনি আমার মেস্যাজ পড়বেন কি না যদি পড়ে থাকেন দয়া করে আমাকে রিপ্লাই করেন আমি ফ্রান্সে আশ্রয় নিয়েছি আমার দেশে বউ বাচ্চা বিপদের মুখে রেখে এসেছি আমাকে একটা প্রত্যয়ন প্রক্রিয়া দিয়ে সাহায্য করেন আপনার একটি প্রত্যয়ন প্রত্যেকে বেঁচে যাবে আমার জীবনা আমার বউ বাচ্চার জীবন আমার ২২ তারিখে ইন্টারভিউ স্যার নিরুপায় হয়ে আপনাকে ইমেল করেছি কিন্তু ইমেইলে ছেন্ড হচ্ছেনা আমার লাইফ স্টুরি সেন্ড করেছিলাম আর আমার বিরুদ্ধে ৩ টা মামালার কাগজ আরও তিনটি প্রতিকা যেখানে আমার সব কথা তুলে ধরা হয়েছে দয়া করে আপনার বর্তমান ইমেল এড্রেসের আমাকে দিন আপনাকে সেন্ড করবো যদি মনে করেন আমাকে কিছু দেয়া যবে তবে পরে দিবেন আমি কিছু আপনাকে সেয়ার করতে চাই । ভালো থাকেন প্রিয় স্যার। যদি কোন ভুল লেখে থাকি দয়া করে মাফ করবেন । general election| 2018 national URL
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Original:  In 2016 the BNP announced its new National Standing Committee, in which Khaleda retained her position as Chairperson .
Revised:  In 2016 the BNP announced its new National Standing Committee, in which Khaleda retained her position as chairperson .
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Original:  Party leaders Chairpersons Leader(Birth–Death)PortraitTook OfficeLeft OfficeTerm lengthZiaur Rahman(1936–1981)75px 1 September 1978 30 May 1981 2 years 8 monthsAbdus Sattar(1906–1985) 30 May 1981 30 May 1984 3 yearsKhaleda Zia(1945)75px 30 May 1984present 33 yearsTarique Rahman9 February , 2018Present
Revised:  Party leaders Chairpersons Leader(Birth–Death)PortraitTook OfficeLeft OfficeTerm lengthZiaur Rahman(1936–1981)75px 1 September 1978 30 May 1981 2 years 8 monthsAbdus Sattar(1906–1985) 30 May 1981 30 May 1984 3 yearsKhaleda Zia(1945)75px 30 May 1984present 33 yearsTarique Rahman9 February 2018Present
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Original:  M.Majid ul Haq Captain (retd  )
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Original: Moudud Ahmed Shamsul Huda Chowdhury A.Z.M. Enayetullah Khan S. A. Bari Dr. Amina Rahman Abdur Rahman Dr. M. A. Matin Badal Ghosh Abdul Alim Barrister Abul Hasnat Anwar Hossain Manju Jamal Uddin Ahmed Dr. A. Q. M. Badruddoza Chowdhury Nur Mohammad Khan Abdul Karim Shamsul Bari Mojibur Rahman Dr. Faridul Huda Sheikh Ali Ashraf Abdur Rahman Bishwas Barrister Abdul Huq Imran Ali Sarker Dewan Sirajul Huq Emdadur Rahman M  Afsar Uddin Kabir Chowdhury Dr. M. R. Khan Captain (retd  )
Revised: Moudud Ahmed Shamsul Huda Chowdhury A.Z.M. Enayetullah Khan S. A. Bari Dr. Amina Rahman Abdur Rahman Dr. M. A. Matin Abdul Alim Barrister Abul Hasnat Anwar Hossain Manju Jamal Uddin Ahmed Dr. A. Q. M. Badruddoza Chowdhury Nur Mohammad Khan Abdul Karim Shamsul Bari Mojibur Rahman Dr. Faridul Huda Sheikh Ali Ashraf Abdur Rahman Bishwas Barrister Abdul Huq Imran Ali Sarker Dewan Sirajul Huq Emdadur Rahman M Afsar Uddin Kabir Chowdhury Dr. M. R. Khan Captain (retd )
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Original: Moudud Ahmed Shamsul Huda Chowdhury A.Z.M. Enayetullah Khan S. A. Bari Dr. Amina Rahman Abdur Rahman Dr. M. A. Matin Badal Ghosh Abdul Alim Barrister Abul Hasnat Anwar Hossain Manju Jamal Uddin Ahmed Dr. A. Q. M. Badruddoza Chowdhury Nur Mohammad Khan Abdul Karim Shamsul Bari Mojibur Rahman Dr. Faridul Huda Sheikh Ali Ashraf Abdur Rahman Bishwas Barrister Abdul Huq Imran Ali Sarker Dewan Sirajul Huq Emdadur Rahman M  Afsar Uddin Kabir Chowdhury Dr. M. R. Khan Captain (retd  )
Revised: Moudud Ahmed Shamsul Huda Chowdhury A.Z.M. Enayetullah Khan S. A. Bari Dr. Amina Rahman Abdur Rahman Dr. M. A. Matin Badal Ghosh Abdul Alim Barrister Abul Hasnat Anwar Hossain Manju Jamal Uddin Ahmed Dr. A. Q. M. Badruddoza Chowdhury Nur Mohammad Khan Abdul Karim Shamsul Bari Mojibur Rahman Dr. Faridul Huda Sheikh Ali Ashraf Abdur Rahman Biswas Barrister Abdul Huq Imran Ali Sarker Dewan Sirajul Huq Emdadur Rahman M Afsar Uddin Kabir Chowdhury Dr. M. R. Khan Captain (retd )
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