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Original:  Malaysian authorities had been very cautious about calling the murdered man as Kim Jong Nam in public, referring to him instead as "Kim Chol," the name on one of his passports.
Revised:  Malaysian authorities had been very cautious about calling the murdered man Kim Jong Nam in public, referring to him instead as "Kim Chol," the name on one of his passports.
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Original:  Although he did not say whether Malaysian authorities' request for a Kim family DNA sample had been granted or whether any such sample had been used in the identification, Khalid dismissed a report in the New Straits Times claiming that Kim had been identified by the pattern of moles on his face, saying "No.
Revised:  Although he did not say whether Malaysian authorities' request for a Kim family DNA sample had been granted or whether any such sample had been used in the identification, Khalid dismissed a report in the New Straits Times claiming Kim had been identified by the pattern of moles on his face, saying "No.
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Original:  Both women protest their innocence, claiming that they thought they had been hired to spray passengers with harmless baby oil, but a toxicology screening showed that Kim died of , which the United Nations classifies as a weapon of mass destruction.
Revised:  Both women protest their innocence, claiming they thought they had been hired to spray passengers with harmless baby oil, but a toxicology screening showed that Kim died of , which the United Nations classifies as a weapon of mass destruction.
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Original:  Both women protest their innocence, claiming that they thought they had been hired to spray passengers with harmless baby oil, but a toxicology screening showed that Kim died of , which the United Nations classifies as a weapon of mass destruction.
Revised:  Both women protest their innocence, claiming that they thought they had been hired to spray passengers with harmless baby oil, but a toxicology screening showed Kim died of , which the United Nations classifies as a weapon of mass destruction.
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Original:  North Korean authorities , however, claim that Kim died of a heart attack.
Revised:  North Korean authorities claim Kim died of a heart attack.
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Original:  Nine Malaysians are believed to still be on North Korean soil, embassy workers and their families.
Revised:  Nine Malaysians were believed to still be on North Korean soil, embassy workers and their families.
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Original:  Florida joins Arkansas as the only states with such widespread bans against saggy pants.
Revised:  Florida joined Arkansas as the only states with such widespread bans against saggy pants.
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Original:  An African American, he disagrees with accusations by the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People that the law infringes upon individual freedom and targets minority students.
Revised:  An African American, he disagreed with accusations by the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People that the law infringes upon individual freedom and targets minority students.
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Original: Leaders of the New Zealand National Party and United Future Party have condemed the posters.
Revised: Leaders of the New Zealand National Party and United Future Party have 
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Original:  These "crusaders"  believe in the CREATIVITY religion - created for the "Survival, Expansion, and Advancement of the White Race  "
Revised:  These "crusaders" , and believe in the CREATIVITY religion - created for the "Survival, Expansion, and Advancement of the White Race "
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Original:  These "crusaders"  believe in the CREATIVITY religion - created for the "Survival, Expansion, and Advancement of the White Race  "
Revised:  These "crusaders" believe in the CREATIVITY religion - created for the "Survival, Expansion, and Advancement of the White Race . "
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Original: Monday in the , U.S. president Donald Trump signed  a revised version of his executive order barring entry to the United States by refugees and individuals from Muslim-majority countries.
Revised: On Monday , U.S. president Donald Trump signed a revised version of his executive order barring entry to the United States by refugees and individuals from Muslim-majority countries.
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Original:  While the previous ban, which caused chaos at airports and drew considerable criticism from within and outside of the U.S. government, covered seven countries, this one names only six and specifically exempts legal permanent residents and anyone who already has a visa to enter the country, including those whose visas were revoked under the previous version . Residents of Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen must now wait 90 days for visas.
Revised:  While the previous ban, which caused chaos at airports and drew considerable criticism from within and outside of the U.S. government, covered seven countries, this one names only six and specifically exempts legal permanent residents and anyone who already has a visa to enter the country, or a visa revoked by the earlier executive order . Residents of Syria, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen must now wait 90 days for visas.
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Original:  There was also considerable lobbying from the Iraqi government . Prime Minister spoke with President Trump by phone and Vice President Pence in person.
Revised:  The Iraqi government also lobbied heavily . Prime Minister spoke with President Trump by phone and Vice President Pence in person.
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Original:  Under the new order, they are exempted .
Revised:  The new executive order exempts them .
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Original:  Representative , a Democrat on the said the order still had " has the same fundamental flaws  " as its predecessor.
Revised:  Representative , a Democrat on the , said both orders have " has the same fundamental flaws " as its predecessor.
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Original:  Representative , a Democrat on the said the order still had " has the same fundamental flaws  " as its predecessor.
Revised:  Representative , a Democrat on the said the order still had " the same fundamental flaws " as its predecessor.
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Original:  Representative , a Democrat on the said the order still had " has the same fundamental flaws  " as its predecessor.
Revised:  Representative , a Democrat on the said the order still had " has the same fundamental flaws . " as its predecessor.
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Original:  Representative , a Democrat on the said the order still had " has the same fundamental flaws  " as its predecessor.
Revised:  Representative , a Democrat on the said the order still had " has the same fundamental flaws " 
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Original: On Monday, U.S. president Donald Trump signed in the a revised version of his executive order barring entry to the United States by refugees and individuals from  Muslim-majority countries.
Revised: On Monday, U.S. president Donald Trump signed in the a revised version of his executive order barring entry to the United States by refugees and individuals from certain Muslim-majority countries.
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Original:  Iraq was removed out of concerns that people who had helped the United States military and Iraqi government during and after the Iraq War might be left in danger. says this is because the and Iraqi government have improved the vetting process, though he did not say what exactly has changed.
Revised:  Iraq was removed following concerns that people who had helped the United States military and Iraqi government during and after the Iraq War might be left in danger. says this is because the and Iraqi government have improved the vetting process, though he did not say what exactly has changed.
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Original:  Iraq was removed out of concerns that people who had helped the United States military and Iraqi government during and after the Iraq War might be left in danger. says this is because the and Iraqi government have improved the vetting process, though he did not say what exactly has changed.
Revised:  Iraq was removed out of concerns that people who had helped the United States military and Iraqi government during and after the Iraq War might be left in danger. said this was because the and Iraqi government have improved the vetting process, though he did not say what exactly has changed.
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Original:  Iraq was removed out of concerns that people who had helped the United States military and Iraqi government during and after the Iraq War might be left in danger. says this is because the and Iraqi government have improved the vetting process, though he did not say what exactly has changed.
Revised:  Iraq was removed out of concerns that people who had helped the United States military and Iraqi government during and after the Iraq War might be left in danger. says this is because the and Iraqi government improved the vetting process, though he did not say what exactly has changed.
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Original:  Iraq was removed out of concerns that people who had helped the United States military and Iraqi government during and after the Iraq War might be left in danger. says this is because the and Iraqi government have improved the vetting process, though he did not say what exactly has changed.
Revised:  Iraq was removed out of concerns that people who had helped the United States military and Iraqi government during and after the Iraq War might be left in danger. says this is because the and Iraqi government have improved the vetting process, though he did not say what exactly changed.
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Original:  A senior official with the Trump administration also told reporters that the Iraqi government had promised "timely repatriation" for Iraqi nationals whom the U.S. has decided to deport.
Revised:  A senior official with the Trump administration also told reporters the Iraqi government had promised "timely repatriation" for Iraqi nationals whom the U.S. has decided to deport.
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Original:  The new order omits language that gave priority to "persecuted religious minorities, " which critics such as 's Domenico Montanaro read as " Christians, " possibly to avoid the claims of religious discrimination against Muslims that contributed to the first order's overturn by the judiciary.
Revised:  The new order omits language that gave priority to religious minorities, " which critics such as 's Domenico Montanaro read as " Christians, " possibly to avoid the claims of religious discrimination against Muslims that contributed to the first order's overturn by the judiciary.
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Original:  The new order omits language that gave priority to "persecuted religious minorities, " which critics such as 's Domenico Montanaro read as " Christians, " possibly to avoid the claims of religious discrimination against Muslims that contributed to the first order's overturn by the judiciary.
Revised:  The new order omits language that gave priority to "persecuted religious minorities, which critics such as 's Domenico Montanaro read as " Christians, " possibly to avoid the claims of religious discrimination against Muslims that contributed to the first order's overturn by the judiciary.
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Original:  The new order omits language that gave priority to "persecuted religious minorities, " which critics such as 's Domenico Montanaro read as " Christians, " possibly to avoid the claims of religious discrimination against Muslims that contributed to the first order's overturn by the judiciary.
Revised:  The new order omits language that gave priority to "persecuted religious minorities, " which critics such as 's Domenico Montanaro read as " . " possibly to avoid the claims of religious discrimination against Muslims that contributed to the first order's overturn by the judiciary.
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Original:  The new order omits language that gave priority to "persecuted religious minorities, " which critics such as 's Domenico Montanaro read as " Christians, " possibly to avoid the claims of religious discrimination against Muslims that contributed to the first order's overturn by the judiciary.
Revised:  The new order omits language that gave priority to "persecuted religious minorities, " which critics such as 's Domenico Montanaro read as " Christians, " Claims of religious discrimination against Muslims that contributed to the first order's overturn by the judiciary.
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Original:  The new order omits language that gave priority to "persecuted religious minorities, " which critics such as 's Domenico Montanaro read as " Christians, " possibly to avoid the claims of religious discrimination against Muslims that contributed to the first order's overturn by the judiciary.
Revised:  The new order omits language that gave priority to "persecuted religious minorities, " which critics such as 's Domenico Montanaro read as " Christians, " possibly to avoid the claims of religious discrimination against Muslims contributed to the first order's overturn by the judiciary.
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Original:  It is still not clear whether individuals in the country on student visas are similarly free to leave the U.S. and return.
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Original:  Senator , a Democrat from New York  called for the order's repeal, saying, "A watered-down ban is still a ban."
Revised:  Senator , a Democrat from New York , called for the order's repeal, saying, "A watered-down ban is still a ban."
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Original:  Yesterday, WikiLeaks, the organisation behind the leaks, released files going into detail about the CIA's hacking capabilities.
Revised: Category:CIA Yesterday, WikiLeaks, the organisation behind the leaks, released files going into detail about the CIA's hacking capabilities.
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Original: Category:CIA Yesterday, WikiLeaks, the organisation behind the leaks, released files going into detail about the CIA's hacking capabilities.
Revised:  Yesterday, WikiLeaks, the organisation behind the leaks, released files going into detail about the CIA's hacking capabilities.
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Original:  The CIA said, "We do not comment on the authenticity or content of purported intelligence documents", though no spokesperson from the home office was available to comment.
Revised:  The CIA said, "We do not comment under the authenticity or content of purported intelligence documents", though no spokesperson from the home office was available to comment.
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Original:  The CIA said, "We do not comment under the authenticity or content of purported intelligence documents", though no spokesperson from the home office was available to comment.
Revised:  The CIA said, "We do not comment through never authenticity or content of purported intelligence documents", though no spokesperson from the home office was available to comment.
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Original:  The collection, which WikiLeaks dubbed "vault 7", contains 8761 files including claims the CIA can bypass the encryption of many popular encrypted messaging apps including , Signal , , , Confide, and Cloackman, and hack all major phone and computer operating systems, including 24 individual exploits, and smart TVs.
Revised:  The collection, which WikiLeaks dubbed "vault 7", contains 8761 files including claims the CIA can bypass the encryption of many popular encrypted messaging apps including , , , , Confide, and Cloackman, and hack all major phone and computer operating systems, including 24 individual exploits, and smart TVs.
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Original:  Anti-Israel protestors disrupted a performance  at the in London by the as part of concert season.
Revised:  Anti-Israel protestors disrupted a performance by the at the in London by the as part of concert season.
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Original:  The disruption forced the to cut short a live broadcast of the orchestra playing Bruch's violin concerto.    ] 
Revised:  The disruption forced the to cut short a live broadcast of the orchestra playing Bruch's violin concerto. ...] 
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Original:  The disruption forced the  to cut short a live broadcast of the orchestra playing Bruch's violin concerto.
Revised:  The disruption forced the BBC to cut short a live broadcast of the orchestra playing Bruch's violin concerto.
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Original: Media organisations are mounting a consitutional challenge to secret hearings in an upcoming terroism trial in Australia.
Revised: Media organisations are mounting a consitutional challenge to secret hearings in an upcoming terrorism trial in Australia.
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Original:  The    grounds for the challenge are that National Security Information legislation violates the separation of executive and judical powers, required by the Australian constitution  .
Revised:  The The grounds for the challenge are that National Security Information legislation violates the separation of executive and judical powers, required by the Australian constitution .
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Original: The terror trial , involving Sydney man Faheem Khalid Lodhi, he is charged with commiting acts in preparation of a terrorist attack.
Revised: The trial involves Sydney man Faheem Khalid Lodhi, he is charged with commiting acts in preparation of a terrorist attack.
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Original: The terror trial , involving Sydney man Faheem Khalid Lodhi, he is charged with commiting acts in preparation of a terrorist attack.
Revised: The terror trial , involving Sydney man Faheem Khalid Lodhi, who is charged with commiting acts in preparation of a terrorist attack.
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Original:  Federal Attorney-General Phillip Ruddock will issue a certificate to protect sensitive information from reaching the public at Lodhi's trial.
Revised:  Federal Attorney-General Phillip Ruddock will issue a certificate to prevent information judged to be sensitive from reaching the public at Lodhi's trial.
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Original: The -born Ilich Ramirez Sanchez was back in a court on Monday.
Revised:  -born Ilich Ramirez Sanchez was back in a court on Monday.
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Original:  Sanchez, who was being defended by his lawyer and long-term partner , , claimed the trial to be a "gross manipulation of justice" and chose to plead innocent to the charge of throwing a hand grenade into the centre in 1974.
Revised:  Sanchez, who was being defended by his lawyer and long-term partner , called the trial a "gross manipulation of justice" and chose to plead innocent to the charge of throwing a hand grenade into the centre in 1974.
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Original:  When asked for his profession he stated that he was a "professional revolutionary".
Revised:  When asked for his profession he stated he was a "professional revolutionary".
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Original:  Sanchez, who was being defended by his lawyer and long-term partner , called the trial a "gross manipulation of justice" and chose to plead innocent to the charge of throwing a hand grenade into the centre in 1974.
Revised:  Sanchez, who was being defended by his lawyer and long-term partner , called the trial a "gross manipulation of justice" and pleaded innocent to the charge of throwing a hand grenade into the centre in 1974.
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Original:  The 67-year-old, better known as due to his notoriety as a political terrorist, now faces trial for an attack in 1974 on a shopping centre.
Revised:  The 67-year-old, better known as from his notoriety as a political terrorist, now faces trial for an attack in 1974 on a shopping centre.
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Original: While Sanchez's lawyer, Coutant-Peyre, denounced the trial as a waste of time and money , the lawyers representing the victims believe the trial to be the carriage of justice.
Revised: While Sanchez's lawyer, Coutant-Peyre, denounced the trial as pointless , the lawyers representing the victims believe the trial to be the carriage of justice.
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Original:  Their wounds have never healed , " lawyer Georges Holleaux said.
Revised:  Their wounds have never healed . " lawyer Georges Holleaux said.
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Original:  Their wounds have never healed , " lawyer Georges Holleaux said.
Revised:  Their wounds have never healed , " 
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Original:  While Sanchez 's lawyer, Coutant-Peyre, denounced the trial as pointless, victims' lawyer George Holleaux said  "The victims have been waiting so long for Ramirez to be judged and convicted.
Revised:  While Sánchez 's lawyer, Coutant-Peyre, denounced the trial as pointless, victims' lawyer George Holleaux said "The victims have been waiting so long for Ramirez to be judged and convicted.
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Original:  While Sanchez 's lawyer, Coutant-Peyre, denounced the trial as pointless, victims' lawyer George Holleaux said  "The victims have been waiting so long for Ramirez to be judged and convicted.
Revised:  While Sanchez 's lawyer, Coutant-Peyre, denounced the trial as pointless, victims' lawyer George Holleaux said , "The victims have been waiting so long for Ramirez to be judged and convicted.
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Original:  While Sanchez 's lawyer, Coutant-Peyre, denounced the trial as pointless, victims' lawyer George Holleaux said  "The victims have been waiting so long for Ramirez to be judged and convicted.
Revised:  While Sanchez 's lawyer, Coutant-Peyre, denounced the trial as pointless, victims' lawyer George Holleaux said "The victims have been waiting so long for Ramírez to be judged and convicted.
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Original:  Sanchez already faces two life sentences for convictions of murders and attacks that took place in France during the  70s and  80s committed in the name of the Palestinian cause or revolution.
Revised:  Sanchez already faces two life sentences for convictions of murders and attacks that took place in France during the ' 70s and 80s committed in the name of the Palestinian cause or revolution.
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Original:  Sanchez already faces two life sentences for convictions of murders and attacks that took place in France during the  70s and  80s committed in the name of the Palestinian cause or revolution.
Revised:  Sanchez already faces two life sentences for convictions of murders and attacks that took place in France during the 70s and ' 80s committed in the name of the Palestinian cause or revolution.
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Original:  If found guilty, Sanchez faces a third life sentence
Revised:  If found guilty, Sánchez faces a third life sentence
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Original: Federal Judge of Hawaii ruled yesterday that President Donald Trump's second travel ban, which was scheduled to begin today, may not go into effect on the grounds that it would cause "irreparable harm" to individuals from specific groups and that it could be subject to  challenge on the basis of religious discrimination.
Revised: Federal Judge of Hawaii ruled yesterday that President Donald Trump's second travel ban, which was scheduled to begin today, may not go into effect on the grounds that it would cause "irreparable harm" to individuals from specific groups and that it could be subject to reasonable challenge on the basis of religious discrimination.
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Original: The ban differed from President Trump's first travel ban, which was also rejected by federal judges, in that it no longer indefinitely forbade Syrian refugees from entering the U.S. and barred residents of six Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S. instead of seven, omitting Iraq.
Revised: The ban differed from President Trump's first travel ban, which was also blocked by federal judges, in that it no longer indefinitely forbade Syrian refugees from entering the U.S. and barred residents of six Muslim-majority countries from entering the U.S. instead of seven, omitting Iraq.
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