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Original:  At the invitation of  Governor-General  Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1948, he emigrated to Pakistan alongside with Dr. R.M. Chaudhry, accepting the teaching position as laboratory lecturer at the Government College University in Lahore at the behest of R.M. Chaudhry.
Revised:  At the invitation of Governor-General Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1948, he emigrated to Pakistan along with Dr. R.M. Chaudhry, accepting the teaching position as laboratory lecturer at the Government College University in Lahore at the behest of R.M. Chaudhry.
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Original:  At the invitation of  Governor-General  Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1948, he emigrated to Pakistan alongside with Dr. R.M. Chaudhry, accepting the teaching position as laboratory lecturer at the Government College University in Lahore at the behest of R.M. Chaudhry.
Revised:  At the invitation of Governor-General Muhammad Ali Jinnah in 1948, he emigrated to Pakistan alongside with Dr. R.M. Chaudhry, accepting a teaching position as laboratory lecturer at the Government College University in Lahore at the behest of R.M. Chaudhry.
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Original:  On a scholarship, Hussain went to  United Kingdom to attend the Oxford University where he was conferred with  DPhil in Nuclear physics in 1954.
Revised:  On a scholarship, Hussain went to the United Kingdom to attend the Oxford University where he was conferred with DPhil in Nuclear physics in 1954.
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Original:  On a scholarship, Hussain went to  United Kingdom to attend the Oxford University where he was conferred with  DPhil in Nuclear physics in 1954.
Revised:  On a scholarship, Hussain went to United Kingdom to attend Oxford University where he was conferred with DPhil in Nuclear physics in 1954.
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Original:  On a scholarship, Hussain went to  United Kingdom to attend the Oxford University where he was conferred with  DPhil in Nuclear physics in 1954.
Revised:  On a scholarship, Hussain went to United Kingdom to attend the Oxford University where he was conferred with a DPhil in Nuclear physics in 1954.
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Original:  Upon returning, he taught courses on Solid-state physics in 1955, and took over the chairmanship of the department of physics at the Government College University in 1962.
Revised:  Upon returning, he taught courses on solid-state physics in 1955, and took over the chairmanship of the department of physics at the Government College University in 1962.
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Original:  In  1950s–60s, he visited the United States as a post-doctoral fellow in universities in New York, Chicago , Massachusetts, as well as visiting the Harvard University and Stanford University in California.
Revised:  In the 1950s–60s, he visited the United States as a post-doctoral fellow in universities in New York, Chicago , Massachusetts, as well as visiting the Harvard University and Stanford University in California.
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Original:  In  1950s–60s, he visited the United States as a post-doctoral fellow in universities in New York, Chicago , Massachusetts, as well as visiting the Harvard University and Stanford University in California.
Revised:  In 1950s–60s, he visited the United States as a post-doctoral fellow in universities in New York, Chicago , as well as visiting the Harvard University and Stanford University in California.
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Original:  In  1950s–60s, he visited the United States as a post-doctoral fellow in universities in New York, Chicago , Massachusetts, as well as visiting the Harvard University and Stanford University in California.
Revised:  In 1950s–60s, he visited the United States as a post-doctoral fellow in universities in New York, Chicago , Massachusetts, as well as visiting Harvard University and Stanford University in California.
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Original:  He also paid visit to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and upon returning, he established the Nuclear Research Laboratory in Lahore based on Lawrence Livermore while updating the teaching program in physics at his university.
Revised:  He also visited Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and upon returning, he established the Nuclear Research Laboratory in Lahore based on Lawrence Livermore while updating the teaching program in physics at his university.
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Original:  In 1965–69, he was appointed as Vice-Chancellor of  University of Azad Kashmir, and later found employment with the  Ministry of Education as a consultant on education , and chaired the EducationUSA network in Pakistan through the Ministry of Education.
Revised:  In 1965–69, he was appointed as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Azad Kashmir, and later found employment with the Ministry of Education as a consultant on education , and chaired the EducationUSA network in Pakistan through the Ministry of Education.
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Original:  In 1965–69, he was appointed as Vice-Chancellor of  University of Azad Kashmir, and later found employment with the  Ministry of Education as a consultant on education , and chaired the EducationUSA network in Pakistan through the Ministry of Education.
Revised:  In 1965–69, he was appointed as Vice-Chancellor of University of Azad Kashmir, and later found employment with the Pakistani Ministry of Education as a consultant on education , and chaired the EducationUSA network in Pakistan through the Ministry of Education.
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Original:  In 1965–69, he was appointed as Vice-Chancellor of  University of Azad Kashmir, and later found employment with the  Ministry of Education as a consultant on education , and chaired the EducationUSA network in Pakistan through the Ministry of Education.
Revised:  In 1965–69, he was appointed as Vice-Chancellor of University of Azad Kashmir, and later found employment with the Ministry of Education as a consultant on education . He chaired the EducationUSA network in Pakistan through the Ministry of Education.
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Original:  Ishfaq Ahmad  who was secretly working on the atomic bomb program.
Revised:  Ishfaq Ahmad , who was secretly working on the atomic bomb program.
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Original:  Throughout his career, Hussain remain at the teaching faculty at the Government College University, and wrote  college physics book, Fundamentals of Physics , in 1970, and has been edited into various edition sinceits first edition .
Revised:  Throughout his career, Hussain remained on the teaching faculty at the Government College University, and wrote college physics book, Fundamentals of Physics , in 1970, and has been edited into various edition sinceits first edition .
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Original:  Throughout his career, Hussain remain at the teaching faculty at the Government College University, and wrote  college physics book, Fundamentals of Physics , in 1970, and has been edited into various edition sinceits first edition .
Revised:  Throughout his career, Hussain remain at the teaching faculty at the Government College University, and wrote a college physics book, Fundamentals of Physics , in 1970, and has been edited into various edition sinceits first edition .
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Original:  Throughout his career, Hussain remain at the teaching faculty at the Government College University, and wrote  college physics book, Fundamentals of Physics , in 1970, and has been edited into various edition sinceits first edition .
Revised:  Throughout his career, Hussain remain at the teaching faculty at the Government College University, and wrote college physics book, Fundamentals of Physics in 1970, and has been edited into various edition sinceits first edition .
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Original:  Tahir Hussain passed away on 21 December 2010 at aged 87, and a condolence reference for Tahir Hussain, was organized in Government College University in Lahore.
Revised:  Tahir Hussain died on 21 December 2010 at aged 87, and a condolence reference for Tahir Hussain, was organized in Government College University in Lahore.
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Original:  Tahir Hussain passed away on 21 December 2010 at aged 87, and a condolence reference for Tahir Hussain, was organized in Government College University in Lahore.
Revised:  Tahir Hussain passed away on 21 December 2010 aged 87. A condolence reference for Tahir Hussain, was organized in Government College University in Lahore.
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Original:  Tahir Hussain passed away on 21 December 2010 at aged 87, and a condolence reference for Tahir Hussain, was organized in Government College University in Lahore.
Revised:  Tahir Hussain passed away on 21 December 2010 at aged 87, and a condolence reference for Hussain, was organized in Government College University in Lahore.
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Original: Not to be confused with director and actor Tahir Hussain.
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Original:  All of the sentences, which the court considered on appeal, are final.
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Original:      Category:Living arrangements Category:Homelessness Category:Homelessness organizations Category:Homelessness solutions Category:Homelessness by country Category:Homelessness in Australia Category:Homelessness in the United Kingdom Category:Homelessness in the United States Category:Homelessness in Scotland Category:Social work Category:Social work organizatio 
Revised:  Category:Living arrangements Category:Homelessness Category:Homelessness organizations Category:Homelessness solutions Category:Homelessness by country Category:Homelessness in Australia Category:Homelessness in the United Kingdom Category:Homelessness in the United States Category:Homelessness in Scotland Category:Social work Category:Social work organizations 
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Original:      Category:Living arrangements Category:Homelessness Category:Homelessness organizations Category:Homelessness solutions Category:Homelessness by country Category:Homelessness in Australia Category:Homelessness in the United Kingdom Category:Homelessness in the United States Category:Homelessness in Scotland Category:Social work Category:Social work organizatio 
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Original: </ref> | occupation = Model | years active = 2005-2010 Tanushree Dutta (pronounced  ) is an Indian former model and actress who primarily appears in Bollywood movies.
Revised:  Tanushree Dutta (pronounced ) is an Indian former model and actress who primarily appears in Bollywood movies.
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Original: Tanushree Dutta (pronounced ) is an Indian former model and actress who primarily appears in Bollywood movies . Dutta was the recipient of the Femina Miss India Universe title in 2004 at age 20.
Revised: Tanushree Dutta (pronounced ) is a Miss India Universe and famous bollywood actress . Dutta was the recipient of the Femina Miss India Universe title in 2004 at age 20.
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Original: This is a survey of the ' postage stamps and postal history of Lesotho, formerly known as Basutoland.
Revised: This is a survey of the postage stamps and postal history of Lesotho, formerly known as Basutoland.
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Original: A 1933 stamp from the first issue of Basutoland.
Revised: A 
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Original:  File:Stamp Basutoland 1954 1sh3p.jpg|A 1954 mint stamp of Basutoland.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < ]]%%% A 1976 stamp of Lesotho.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < ]]%%% 1976 stamp of Lesotho.
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Original:  His death came shortly after the Conservative Party suffered a major blow with the arrest of senior member Clive Derby-Lewis for the murder of Chris Hani.
Revised:  His death came shortly after the Conservative Party suffered a major blow with the arrest of senior member Clive Derby-Lewis for his role in the assassination of Chris Hani.
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Original: He was born in Piketberg (Cape Province) and began his working life as a journalist, being editor of Die Kerkbode and Hoofstad.
Revised: He was born in Piketberg , Cape Province, and began his working life as a journalist, being editor of Die Kerkbode and Hoofstad.
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Original:  He subsequently entered the Dutch Reformed Church (NG Kerk), serving various congregations as minister for 14 years.
Revised:  He subsequently entered the Dutch Reformed Church (NG Kerk), serving various congregations as minister for fourteen years.
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Original:  National Party career In 1971, he became the National Party MP for Waterberg.
Revised:  National Party career Entering politics in 1970, as a member of the National Party MP for Waterberg.
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Original:  Newly appointed as Deputy Minister of Education in 1976, his instruction to implement the policy that black students should be taught half in English, half in Afrikaans triggered the Soweto Riots.
Revised:  Appointed as Deputy Minister of Education in 1976, his instruction to implement the policy that black students should be taught half in English, half in Afrikaans triggered the Soweto Riots.
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Original:  He had to leave the AB in 1983, when the newly formed Conservative Party members were not welcome anymore .
Revised:  He had to leave the AB in 1983, as the newly formed Conservative Party members were not welcome anymore .
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Original:  He had to leave the AB in 1983, when the newly formed Conservative Party members were not welcome anymore .
Revised:  He had to leave the AB in 1983, when the newly formed Conservative Party members were not welcome in it .
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Original:  Treurnicht was the author of no fewer than 16 books, many in the cultural field.
Revised:  Treurnicht was the author of no fewer than sixteen books, many in the cultural field.
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Original:  His former deputy minister, Ferdinand Hartzenberg, became the last leader of the Conservative Party   .
Revised:  His former deputy minister, Ferdinand Hartzenberg, became the last leader of the Conservative Party . .
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Original:  Then in 1969  he joined Avery Limited as Sales Executive, holding this position for 13 years and rising to become an executive director before retiring.
Revised:  In 1969 he joined Avery Limited as Sales Executive, holding this position for 13 years and rising to become an executive director before retiring.
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Original:  Then in 1969  he joined Avery Limited as Sales Executive, holding this position for 13 years and rising to become an executive director before retiring.
Revised:  Then in 1969 , he joined Avery Limited as Sales Executive, holding this position for 13 years and rising to become an executive director before retiring.
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Original:  Isemin died on 23 June 2009.
Revised: Death Isemin died on 23 June 2009.
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Original: Background [[File:Chinchas.jpg|The guano-rich Chincha Islands of Peru in 1863]] Military expenditure greatly increased during Isabella's reign , and as a consequence, Spain rose to a position as the world's fourth naval power.
Revised: Background [[File:Chinchas.jpg|The guano-rich Chincha Islands of Peru in 1863]] Military expenditures were greatly increased during Isabella's reign , and as a consequence, Spain rose to a position as the world's fourth naval power.
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Original: Background [[File:Chinchas.jpg|The guano-rich Chincha Islands of Peru in 1863]] Military expenditure greatly increased during Isabella's reign , and as a consequence, Spain rose to a position as the world's fourth naval power.
Revised: Background [[File:Chinchas.jpg|The guano-rich Chincha Islands of Peru in 1863]] Military expenditure greatly increased during Isabella's reign and so Spain rose to a position as the world's fourth naval power.
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Original:  Spain engaged in colonial adventures in the 1850s and 1860s in regions as disparate as Morocco, Philippines, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic ( which it briefly reoccupied).
Revised:  Spain engaged in colonial adventures in the 1850s and 1860s in regions as disparate as Morocco, Philippines, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic , the last of which it briefly reoccupied).
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Original:  At the end of 1862, Spain sent a scientific expedition to South American waters , with the covert purpose of reinforcing the financial and legal claims of Spanish citizens residing in the Americas.
Revised:  At the end of 1862, Spain sent a scientific expedition to South American waters with the covert purpose of reinforcing the financial and legal claims of Spanish citizens residing in the Americas.
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Original:  The expedition was under the command of Admiral Luis Hernández Pinzón – a direct descendant of the Pinzón brothers  who had accompanied Christopher Columbus on his voyage that resulted in the modern European discovery of the Americas.
Revised:  The expedition was under the command of Admiral Luis Hernández Pinzón , a direct descendant of the Pinzón brothers who had accompanied Christopher Columbus on his voyage that resulted in the modern European discovery of the Americas.
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Original:  The expedition was under the command of Admiral Luis Hernández Pinzón – a direct descendant of the Pinzón brothers  who had accompanied Christopher Columbus on his voyage that resulted in the modern European discovery of the Americas.
Revised:  The expedition was under the command of Admiral Luis Hernández Pinzón – a direct descendant of the Pinzón brothers , who had accompanied Christopher Columbus on his voyage that resulted in the modern European discovery of the Americas.
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Original:  Spain had recognized Chilean independence since the 1840s, and the nations had maintained diplomatic relations.
Revised:  Spain had recognized Chilean independence since the 1840s, and both nations had maintained diplomatic relations.
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Original:  Even though Spain had never recognized Peruvian independence ( declared in 1821 ) , the squadron received a friendly welcome at the port of Callao.
Revised:  Even though Spain had never recognized Peruvian independence , which had been declared in 1821 ) , the squadron received a friendly welcome at the port of Callao.
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Original:  Even though Spain had never recognized Peruvian independence ( declared in 1821 ) , the squadron received a friendly welcome at the port of Callao.
Revised:  Even though Spain had never recognized Peruvian independence ( declared in 1821 , the squadron received a friendly welcome at the port of Callao.
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Original:  They stayed in port for a few weeks and then sailed , bound for San Francisco, California  .
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Original:  They stayed in port for a few weeks and then sailed , bound for San Francisco, California  .
Revised:  They stayed in port for a few weeks and then sailed bound for San Francisco, California .
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Original: The new Spanishprine minister , Ramón María Narváez, disapproved of the unilateral actions taken by Pinzón and replaced him with Vice Admiral Juan Manuel Pareja, who had been Minister of the Navy.
Revised: The new Spanish Prime Minister , Ramón María Narváez, disapproved of the unilateral actions taken by Pinzón and replaced him with Vice Admiral Juan Manuel Pareja, who had been Minister of the Navy.
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Original:  A total of 33 vssels were burned or sunk.
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Original: Background [[File:Chinchas.jpg|The guano-rich Chincha Islands of Peru in 1863]] Military expenditures were greatly increased during Isabella's reign and so Spain rose to a position as the world's fourth naval power.
Revised: Background [[File:Chinchas.jpg|The guano-rich Chincha Islands of Peru in 1863]] Military expenditures were greatly increased during Isabella's reign and Spain rose to a position as the world's fourth naval power.
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Original:   Spain engaged in colonial adventures in the 1850s and 1860s in regions as disparate as Morocco, Philippines, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic, the last of which it briefly reoccupied ) .
Revised:  Spain engaged in colonial adventures all over the world, including Morocco, Philippines, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic, the last of which it briefly reoccupied ) .
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Original:   Spain engaged in colonial adventures in the 1850s and 1860s in regions as disparate as Morocco, Philippines, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic, the last of which it briefly reoccupied ) .
Revised:  Spain engaged in colonial adventures in the 1850s and 1860s in regions as disparate as Morocco, Philippines, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic, the last of which it briefly reoccupied .
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Original: The city now known as Ho Chi Minh City ( ) , or Saigon (its antecedent), also call as Prey Nokor city in Khmer name, has gone by several different names during its history, reflecting settlement by different ethnic, cultural and political groups.
Revised: The city now known as Ho Chi Minh City ( ) has gone by several different names during its history, reflecting settlement by different ethnic, cultural and political groups.
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Original:   Etymology [[File:Kapok tree Honolulu.jpg|Sài Gòn may refer to the kapok (bông gòn) trees that are common around Ho Chi Minh City.
Revised:  see Etymology [[File:Kapok tree Honolulu.jpg|Sài Gòn may refer to the kapok (bông gòn) trees that are common around Ho Chi Minh City.
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Original:  Truong Vinh Ky, Souvenirs historiques sur Saigon et ses environs, trong Excursions et Reconnaissance X. Saigon, Imprimerie Coloniale 1885 Cham etymology The Khmer etymology is considered to be the least likely candidate above because of the complex onset of "Prey" as opposed to the simple onset of "Sài".
Revised:  Cham etymology The Khmer etymology is considered to be the least likely candidate above because of the complex onset of "Prey" as opposed to the simple onset of "Sài".
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Original:  McFarland Co.. p. 218 is corroborated by linguistic evidence as NPD (Normal Phonological Development) would lead to the Cham name of Bai Gaur being adopted into Vietnamese as "Sài Gòn".
Revised:  McFarland Vo is corroborated by linguistic evidence as NPD (Normal Phonological Development) would lead to the Cham name of Bai Gaur being adopted into Vietnamese as "Sài Gòn".
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Original:  Sophie Quinn-Judge, Hồ Chí Minh: The Missing Years, University of California Press, 2002 This name, which he favoured throughout his later years, combines a common Vietnamese surname (Hồ, 胡) with a given name meaning "enlightened will" (from Sino-Vietnamese 志明;
Revised:  This name, which he favoured throughout his later years, combines a common Vietnamese surname (Hồ, 胡) with a given name meaning "enlightened will" (from Sino-Vietnamese 志明;
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Original:  The text of the resolution is as follows: "By the National Assembly of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, 6th tenure, 1st session, for officially renaming Saigon-Gia Dinh City as Ho Chi Minh City.
Revised:  "By the National Assembly of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, 6th tenure, 1st session, for officially renaming Saigon-Gia Dinh City as Ho Chi Minh City.
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Original:  It was the first time that proclaiming the city to be renamed after Hồ Chí Minh, the first leader of North Vietnam.
Revised:  This was the first time that proclaiming the city to be renamed after Hồ Chí Minh, the first leader of North Vietnam.
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