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Original:  Upon his entrance, Johnson faced some criticism from radical members, who felt he was not libertarian enough and that former Republicans were dominating the party, especially in the aftermath of the of former Republican Congressman . Despite the criticism, Johnson won the  nomination on the first ballot with 70 percent of the 595 convention delegates;
Revised:  Despite the criticism, Johnson won the nomination on the first ballot with 70 percent of the 595 convention delegates;
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Original:  Upon his entrance, Johnson faced some criticism from radical members, who felt he was not libertarian enough and that former Republicans were dominating the party, especially in the aftermath of the of former Republican Congressman . Despite the criticism, Johnson won the  nomination on the first ballot with 70 percent of the 595 convention delegates;
Revised:  Upon his entrance, Johnson faced some criticism from radical members, who felt he was not libertarian enough and that former Republicans were dominating the party, especially in the aftermath of the of former Republican Congressman . Johnson won the nomination on the first ballot with 70 percent of the 595 convention delegates;
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Original:  Upon his entrance, Johnson faced some criticism from radical members, who felt he was not libertarian enough and that former Republicans were dominating the party, especially in the aftermath of the of former Republican Congressman . Despite the criticism, Johnson won the  nomination on the first ballot with 70 percent of the 595 convention delegates;
Revised:  Upon his entrance, Johnson faced some criticism from radical members, who felt he was not libertarian enough and that former Republicans were dominating the party, especially in the aftermath of the of former Republican Congressman . Despite the criticism, Johnson won the Libertarian nomination on the first ballot with 70 percent of the 595 convention delegates;
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Original:  As Johnson suggested, the delegates chose James P. Gray as the vice presidential nominee.
Revised:  As he suggested, the delegates chose James P. Gray as the vice presidential nominee.
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Original:  The Libertarian Party is organized in all fifty states, and in 2008 appeared on the ballot in 45 
Revised:  The Libertarian Party is organized in all fifty states, and in 2008 appeared on 45 
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Original:  Judge of California was selected as his .   Johnson was elected and re-elected as governor of New Mexico in and as a . During his tenure , he vetoed over 750 bills, more than all  other then-governors combined, and left  a $1 billion budget surplus.
Revised:  Judge of California was selected as his . As a , Johnson was elected and re-elected as governor of New Mexico in and as a . During his tenure , he vetoed over 750 bills, more than all other then-governors combined, and left a $1 billion budget surplus.
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Original:  Judge of California was selected as his .   Johnson was elected and re-elected as governor of New Mexico in and as a . During his tenure , he vetoed over 750 bills, more than all  other then-governors combined, and left  a $1 billion budget surplus.
Revised:  Judge of California was selected as his . Johnson was elected and re-elected as governor of New Mexico in and . During his tenure , he vetoed over 750 bills, more than all other then-governors combined, and left a $1 billion budget surplus.
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Original:  Judge of California was selected as his .   Johnson was elected and re-elected as governor of New Mexico in and as a . During his tenure , he vetoed over 750 bills, more than all  other then-governors combined, and left  a $1 billion budget surplus.
Revised:  Judge of California was selected as his . Johnson was elected and re-elected as governor of New Mexico in and as a . During his governorship , he vetoed over 750 bills, more than all other then-governors combined, and left a $1 billion budget surplus.
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Original:  Judge of California was selected as his .   Johnson was elected and re-elected as governor of New Mexico in and as a . During his tenure , he vetoed over 750 bills, more than all  other then-governors combined, and left  a $1 billion budget surplus.
Revised:  Judge of California was selected as his . Johnson was elected and re-elected as governor of New Mexico in and as a . During his tenure , he vetoed over 750 bills, more than all the other then-governors combined, and left a $1 billion budget surplus.
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Original:  Judge of California was selected as his .   Johnson was elected and re-elected as governor of New Mexico in and as a . During his tenure , he vetoed over 750 bills, more than all  other then-governors combined, and left  a $1 billion budget surplus.
Revised:  Judge of California was selected as his . Johnson was elected and re-elected as governor of New Mexico in and as a . During his tenure , he vetoed over 750 bills, more than all other then-governors combined, and left the state with a $1 billion budget surplus.
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Original:  Since leaving office  , he has advocated for , climbed , and  entered into presidential politics.
Revised:  Since leaving office , he has advocated for , climbed , and has entered into presidential politics.
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Original:  During the , Johnson endorsed the campaign of Congressman Ron Paul  .
Revised:  During the , Johnson endorsed the candidacy of Congressman Ron Paul .
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Original:  In , the party recruited him to run as their presidential nominee, but he rejected the offer, saying, "I'm a Republican, and I'm not going to run for President." Johnson won the Libertarian nomination on the first ballot with 70 percent of the 595 convention delegates;
Revised:  In , the party recruited him to run as their presidential nominee, but he rejected the offer, saying, "I'm a Republican, and I'm not going to run for President." won the Libertarian nomination on the first ballot with 70 percent of the 595 convention delegates;
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Original: As a , Johnson was elected and re-elected as governor of New Mexico in and . During his governorship, he vetoed over 750 bills, more than all the other then-governors combined, and left the state with a $1 billion budget surplus.
Revised: As a , Johnson was elected and re-elected as governor of New Mexico in and . During his governorship, he vetoed over 750 bills, more than all other then-governors combined, and left the state with a $1 billion budget surplus.
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Original:  As a result, in December, he decided to end his Republican campaign and switch to the Libertarian Party.
Revised:  As a result, in December, he decided to end his Republican campaign and return to the Libertarian Party.
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Original:  Johnson won the Libertarian nomination on the first ballot with 70 percent of the 595 convention delegates ;
Revised:  After months of campaigning, Johnson edged activist on the first ballot with 70 percent of the 595 convention delegates ;
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Original:  in contrastto former Congressman Bob Barr , who took six ballots to win the nomination.
Revised:  in contrastto former Congressman Bob Barr took six ballots to win the nomination.
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Original:  in contrastto former Congressman Bob Barr , who took six ballots to win the nomination.
Revised:  in contrastto former Congressman Bob Barr , who took six ballots to secure the nomination.
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Original:  Johnson's closest rival, activist , finished with 25 percent.
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Original:  Upon the victory, Johnson remarked , "I am honored and I just want to pledge that no one will be disappointed.
Revised:  Upon his victory, Johnson remarked , "I am honored and I just want to pledge that no one will be disappointed.
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Original:  Upon the victory, Johnson remarked , "I am honored and I just want to pledge that no one will be disappointed.
Revised:  Upon the victory, Johnson proclaimed , "I am honored and I just want to pledge that no one will be disappointed.
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Original:  As he suggested , the delegates chose James P. Gray as  the vice presidential nominee.
Revised:  He suggested the party nominate James P. Gray as the vice presidential nominee.
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Original:  Gray  has served as a trial judge for since 1983.
Revised:  Gray is a jurist, who has served as a trial judge for since 1983.
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Original:  The Libertarian Party is organized in all fifty states, and in 2008  appeared on 45 state ballots with the nominee Barr winning 0.4 percent of the popular vote.
Revised:  In 2008 appeared on 45 state ballots with the nominee Barr winning 0.4 percent of the popular vote.
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Original:  The Libertarian Party is organized in all fifty states, and in 2008  appeared on 45 state ballots with the nominee Barr winning 0.4 percent of the popular vote.
Revised:  The Libertarian Party is organized in all fifty states, and in 2008 , the Libertarian Party appeared on 45 state ballots with the nominee Barr winning 0.4 percent of the popular vote.
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Original:  The Libertarian Party is organized in all fifty states, and in 2008  appeared on 45 state ballots with the nominee Barr winning 0.4 percent of the popular vote.
Revised:  The Libertarian Party is organized in all fifty states, and in 2008 appeared on 45 state ballots with Barr winning 0.4 percent of the popular vote.
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Original:  In , the party recruited him to run as their presidential nominee, but he rejected the offer, saying, "I'm a Republican, and I'm not going to run for President." Related new 
Revised:  In , the party recruited him to run as their presidential nominee, but he rejected the offer, saying, "I'm a Republican, and I'm not going to run for President." Related news 
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Original: Former New Mexico  received the 2012 presidential nomination of the U.S.  at Saturday's Libertarian National Convention in  , Nevada.
Revised: Former New Mexico received the 2012 presidential nomination of the U.S. at Saturday's Libertarian National Convention in Las Vegas , Nevada.
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Original:  The three partiesthat blocked the bill were: New Zealand First , the Maori Party and the Greens .
Revised:  The three partiesthat blocked the bill were: New Zealand First Maori Party and the Greens .
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Original:  The National Party owes the GST to TVNZ, TV3, Prime, Sky Television and radio stations .
Revised:  It is prohibited to go over the allocation of money by the Broadcasting Act .
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Original:  The National Party had an allocation of 900,000 but spent more than that .
Revised:  The National Party had an allocation of 900,000 including GST they were allowed to spend. It should be noted that advertising is invariably quoted exclusive of GST in New Zealand, resulting in the mixup .
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Original:  Winston Peters , head of New Zealand First and Foreign Minister, says "National has already broken the law by using more election advertising than it was entitled to and should just pay up.
Revised:  , head of New Zealand First and Foreign Minister, says "National has already broken the law by using more election advertising than it was entitled to and should just pay up.
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Original:  Don Brash , head of the National Party, says that he finds the statements "quite unbelievable", as Mr Peters was essentially suggesting that a member of parliament deliberately break the law.
Revised:  , head of the National Party, says that he finds the statements "quite unbelievable", as Mr Peters was essentially suggesting that a member of parliament deliberately break the law.
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Original:  Bashir was accused of playing a pivitol role in planning the attack which killed 202 people, 88 of them from Australia.
Revised:  Bashir was accused of playing a pivital role in planning the attack which killed 202 people, 88 of them from Australia.
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Original:  Bashir gave a brief address to his supporters, thanking allah for his freedom, vowing to uphold "Islamic sharia (law)" and said Indonesia needed to the law and was shrouded "in darkness".
Revised:  Bashir gave a brief address to his supporters, thanking Allah for his freedom, vowing to uphold "Islamic sharia (law)" and said Indonesia needed to the law and was shrouded "in darkness".
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Original:  Muhammad Hikam, an Indoensian politician claimed that Bashir would have got a longer term if Indonesia was given access to Riduan Isamuddin Hambali by the United States who have him imprisioned . Hambali is believed to be mastermind of the Bali bombings and is alleged to have links to Bashir
Revised:  Muhammad Hikam, an Indonesian politician claimed Bashir would have got a longer term if Indonesia was given access to Riduan Isamuddin Hambali by the United States who have him imprisioned . Hambali is believed to be mastermind of the Bali bombings and is alleged to have links to Bashir
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Original:  Muhammad Hikam, an Indoensian politician claimed that Bashir would have got a longer term if Indonesia was given access to Riduan Isamuddin Hambali by the United States who have him imprisioned . Hambali is believed to be mastermind of the Bali bombings and is alleged to have links to Bashir
Revised:  Muhammad Hikam, an Indoensian politician claimed that Bashir would have got a longer term if Indonesia was given access to Riduan Isamuddin Hambali by the United States who have him imprisoned . Hambali is believed to be mastermind of the Bali bombings and is alleged to have links to Bashir
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Original:  Bashir was accused of playing a pivital role in planning the attack which killed 202 people, 88 of them from Australia.
Revised:  Bashir was accused of playing a pivotal role in planning the attack which killed 202 people, 88 of them from Australia.
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Original:  Bashir was accused of playing a pivital role in planning the attack which killed 202 people, 88 of them from Australia.
Revised:  Bashir was accused of playing a pivital role in planning the attack which killed 202 people, 88 of whom were from Australia.
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Original: Australian treasurer, Peter Costello (Higgins  , Liberal told parliament on Tuesday that the biggest threat to Australia's economy would be for opposition leader Kim Beazley (Brand, Labor) to gain office.
Revised: Australian treasurer, Peter Costello (Higgins ) , Liberal told parliament on Tuesday that the biggest threat to Australia's economy would be for opposition leader Kim Beazley (Brand, Labor) to gain office.
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Original: Australian treasurer, Peter Costello (Higgins  , Liberal told parliament on Tuesday that the biggest threat to Australia's economy would be for opposition leader Kim Beazley (Brand, Labor) to gain office.
Revised: Australian treasurer, Peter Costello (Higgins , Liberal told parliament on Tuesday that the greatest threat to Australia's economy would be for opposition leader Kim Beazley (Brand, Labor) to gain office.
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Original:  The treasurer warned that Labor's proposed changes would return industrial relations in Australia to the 20th and 19th centuries  
Revised:  The treasurer warned that Labor's proposed changes would return industrial relations in Australia to the 20th and 19th centuries . 
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Original:  "The greatest threat to the Australian economy domestically... wouldbe the election of the Leader of the Opposition," said the treasurer.
Revised:  "The greatest threat to the Australian economy domestically... would be the election of the Leader of the Opposition," said the treasurer.
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Original:  In the same period, 157 helmet-free bikers died in wrecks  
Revised:  In the same period, 157 helmet-free bikers died in wrecks . 
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Original:  He got his second goal on 47 minutes shooting low to Shovkovskyi's right from the penalty spot.
Revised:  He got his second goal on 47 minutes when he fired low to Shovkovskyi's right from the penalty spot.
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Original: Spain, with only Carlos Puyol in the starting line up from a team that reached the 2002 World Cup quarter finals, had been unbeaten in 21 matches under Aragones.
Revised: Spain, with only Carles Puyol in the starting line up from a team that reached the 2002 World Cup quarter finals, had been unbeaten in 21 matches under Aragones.
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Original:  The resulting corner was met by a stooping Xabi Alonso at the near post who deflected the ball into the net.
Revised:  The result, a corner, was met by a stooping Xabi Alonso at the near post who deflected the ball into the net.
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Original:  he kept running and received the ball again near the penalty area;
Revised:  he ran more and received the ball again near the penalty area;
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Original: Zentralstadion, Leipzig, Germany Spain, with only Carles Puyol in the starting line from a team that reached the 2002 World Cup quarter finals, had been unbeaten in 21 matches under Aragones.
Revised:  Spain, with only Carles Puyol in the starting line from a team that reached the 2002 World Cup quarter finals, had been unbeaten in 21 matches under Aragones.
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Original: This is an developing story, WikiNews will bring you more details as soon as we get them.
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Original:  Russia says it is to build world's first floating nuclear power station .
Revised:  Russia says it is to build world's first floating nuclear power station 
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Original: Russia has chosen the remote town of Severodvinsk along Russia's northern White Sea coastlines for the world's first floating nuclear power station.
Revised: Russia has chosen the remote town of along Russia's northern White Sea coastlines for the world's first floating nuclear power station.
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Original:  The station will float on a river flowing through the town and into the White Sea .
Revised:  The station will float on a river flowing through the town and into the .
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Original: January 17, 2005, Japanese people held several commemoration celemonies for victims of  Kobe Great Earthquake in 1995 in several places mainly in Kansai region.
Revised: January 17, 2005. Several commemoration ceremonies were recently held for victims of Kobe Great Earthquake in 1995 in several places mainly in Kansai region.
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Original: January 17, 2005, Japanese people held several commemoration celemonies for victims of  Kobe Great Earthquake in 1995 in several places mainly in Kansai region.
Revised: January 17, 2005, Japanese people held several commemoration celemonies for victims of the Kobe Great Earthquake in 1995 in several places mainly in Kansai region.
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Original: January 17, 2005, Japanese people held several commemoration celemonies for victims of  Kobe Great Earthquake in 1995 in several places mainly in Kansai region.
Revised: January 17, 2005, Japanese people held several commemoration celemonies for victims of Kobe Great Earthquake of 1995 in several places mainly in Kansai region.
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Original: January 17, 2005, Japanese people held several commemoration celemonies for victims of  Kobe Great Earthquake in 1995 in several places mainly in Kansai region.
Revised: January 17, 2005, Japanese people held several commemoration celemonies for victims of Kobe Great Earthquake in 1995 , mainly in Kansai region.
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Original:  The municipality Kobe and cooperating organisations held a celemony in the early morning on January 17.
Revised:  The municipality of Kobe and supporting organisations held one such ceremony in the early morning on January 17.
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Original:  The municipality Kobe and cooperating organisations held a celemony in the early morning on January 17.
Revised:  The municipality Kobe and cooperating organisations held a celemony in the early morning of January 17.
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Original:  It was the biggest celemony in that day.
Revised:  It was the biggest ceremony held that day.
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Original:  Over 5,000 Kobe citizens gathered in East Playground in the center of city in the early morning for commemoration . Participants included not only surviving citizens but also volunteers from the whole country who had been in cities gathered again in the city .
Revised:  Over 5,000 people gathered in the East Playground in the center of city in the early morning for commemoration . Participants included not only surviving citizens but also volunteers from the whole country who had been in cities gathered again in the city .
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Original:  Over 5,000 Kobe citizens gathered in East Playground in the center of city in the early morning for commemoration . Participants included not only surviving citizens but also volunteers from the whole country who had been in cities gathered again in the city .
Revised:  Over 5,000 Kobe citizens gathered in East Playground in the center of city . Participants included not only surviving citizens but also volunteers from the whole country who had been in cities gathered again in the city .
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Original:  Over 5,000 Kobe citizens gathered in East Playground in the center of city in the early morning for commemoration . Participants included not only surviving citizens but also volunteers from the whole country who had been in cities gathered again in the city .
Revised:  Over 5,000 Kobe citizens gathered in East Playground in the center of city in the early morning for commemoration . Participants included surviving citizens and volunteers from around the whole country who had been in cities gathered again in the city .
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Original:  Over 5,000 Kobe citizens gathered in East Playground in the center of city in the early morning for commemoration . Participants included not only surviving citizens but also volunteers from the whole country who had been in cities gathered again in the city .
Revised:  Over 5,000 Kobe citizens gathered in East Playground in the center of city in the early morning for commemoration . Participants included not only surviving citizens but also volunteers from the whole country who had helped out .
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Original:  At 5:43 a.m., just after 10 years the earthquake had occured , people lit candles as devotion for the 6,433 victims.
Revised:  At 5:43 a.m., just 10 years the earthquake had occured , people lit candles as devotion for the 6,433 victims.
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Original:  At 5:43 a.m., just after 10 years the earthquake had occured , people lit candles as devotion for the 6,433 victims.
Revised:  At 5:43 a.m., just after 10 years after the earthquake first occurred , people lit candles as devotion for the 6,433 victims.
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Original:  At 5:43 a.m., just after 10 years the earthquake had occured , people lit candles as devotion for the 6,433 victims.
Revised:  At 5:43 a.m., just after 10 years the earthquake had occured , people lit candles in honor of the 6,433 victims.
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Original:  The number of victims included 133 persons who died after a while because of physical or mental diseases caused by the heavy change of their lifeafter the earthquke .
Revised:  The victims included 133 persons who died after a while because of physical or mental diseases caused by the heavy change of their lifeafter the earthquke .
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Original:  The number of victims included 133 persons who died after a while because of physical or mental diseases caused by the heavy change of their lifeafter the earthquke .
Revised:  The number of victims included 133 persons who died after a while because of physical or mental diseases caused by the heavy changes in their life .
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Original:  The earthquake was the biggest one in Japan since the World War II.
Revised:  The earthquake was the biggest to hit Japan since World War II.
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