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Original: Kwaku Baprui Asante (26 March 1924 <ref> "Asante, Kwaku Baprui", ' Who's who in the world, 1978-1979.</ref> –  22 January 2018) was a Ghanaian diplomat, writer and politician.
Revised: Kwaku Baprui Asante (26 March 1924 <ref> "Asante, Kwaku Baprui", Who's who in the world, 1978-1979.</ref> – 22 January 2018) was a Ghanaian diplomat, writer and politician.
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Original: Kwaku Baprui Asante (26 March 1924 <ref> "Asante, Kwaku Baprui", ' Who's who in the world, 1978-1979.</ref> –  22 January 2018) was a Ghanaian diplomat, writer and politician.
Revised: Kwaku Baprui Asante (26 March 1924 <ref> "Asante, Kwaku Baprui", ' Who's who in the world, 1978 – 22 January 2018) was a Ghanaian diplomat, writer and politician.
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Original:  He was the Secretary to Ghana's First President Dr . Kwame Nkrumah.
Revised:  He was the Secretary to Ghana's First President Dr Kwame Nkrumah.
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Original:  Early life and education Born in Accra, Gold Coast, on 26 March 1924, Asante attended the O’Reilly Educational Institute, Tudu, Government Junior Boys ’ School, Adabraka, and Government Senior Boys’ School, Kinbu, from 1927 to 1937.
Revised:  Early life and education Born in Accra, Gold Coast, on 26 March 1924, Asante attended the O’Reilly Educational Institute, Tudu, Government Junior Boys ' School, Adabraka, and Government Senior Boys’ School, Kinbu, from 1927 to 1937.
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Original:   Asante wrote a weekly column, “Voice from afar '' ” in the national newspaper, Daily Graphic.
Revised:  . Asante wrote a weekly column, “Voice from afar '' ” in the national newspaper, Daily Graphic.
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Original:   Asante wrote a weekly column, “Voice from afar '' ” in the national newspaper, Daily Graphic.
Revised:  Asante wrote a weekly column, “Voice from afar ” in the national newspaper, Daily Graphic.
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Original: Alliance with the British Empire Sultan bin Ahmad assumed control of the government after the death of his nephew and strengthened the already powerful fleet by adding numerous gunships and sleek cargo vessels, he also needed a strong ally to help him regain control of Mombasa from the Mazrui clan, fight off the movement spreading from what is now Saudi Arabia and to keep the Qasimi tribes from the Persian city of Lengeh out of Oman.
Revised: Alliance with Great Britain Sultan bin Ahmad assumed control of the government after the death of his nephew and strengthened the already powerful fleet by adding numerous gunships and sleek cargo vessels, he also needed a strong ally to help him regain control of Mombasa from the Mazrui clan, fight off the movement spreading from what is now Saudi Arabia and to keep the Qasimi tribes from the Persian city of Lengeh out of Oman.
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Original:  In the late 18th century , the second British Empire was at war with France and knew that the French emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte, was planning to march through Persia and capture Muscat on his way to invade India.
Revised:  In the late 18th century was at war with France and knew that the French emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte, was planning to march through Persia and capture Muscat on his way to invade India.
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Original:  However, the Portuguese didn't succeed in controlling Oman in its entirety.
Revised:  However, the Portuguese did not succeed in controlling Oman in its entirety.
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Original:  The town in the interior of Oman, Al Hamra, has it Irrigation system improved by the new built large falaj, it seems that the Yaruba dynasty supported major investment in settlement and agricultural works such as terracing along the Wadi Bani Awf.
Revised:  The town in the interior of Oman, Al Hamra, has its irrigation system improved by the new built large falaj, it seems that the Yaruba dynasty supported major investment in settlement and agricultural works such as terracing along the Wadi Bani Awf.
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Original:  By 1783, the Omani Empire had expanded eastwards to Gwadar in present day Pakistan.
Revised:  By 1783, the Omani Empire had expanded eastwards to Gwadar in present-day Pakistan.
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Original:  Realizing that Majid would be unaware of their father ’ s death, Barghash came ashore secretly and tried to take control of the palace at Mtoni and the fort in Zanzibar town, but he was unable to muster enough supporters and his attempt was thwarted.
Revised:  Realizing that Majid would be unaware of their father ' s death, Barghash came ashore secretly and tried to take control of the palace at Mtoni and the fort in Zanzibar town, but he was unable to muster enough supporters and his attempt was thwarted.
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Original:  The visit of Ahmad bin Na'aman Al Kaabi to America was a happy one, and when he prepared to leave, the United States completely repaired Al-Sultanah and presented him with gifts for his Sultan.
Revised:  The visit of Al Kaabi to America was a happy one, and when he prepared to leave, the United States completely repaired Al-Sultanah and presented him with gifts for his Sultan.
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Original:  J.P. (John Paul) Cormier (born January 23, 1969), is a Canadian bluegrass/folk/Celtic singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
Revised:  J.P. " Cormier (born January 23, 1969), is a Canadian bluegrass/folk/Celtic singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
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Original:  He went back into the studio, focused on his singer-songwriter abilities, and released Somewhere In The Back of My Heart in the same year.
Revised:  He went back into the studio, focused on his singer-songwriter abilities, and released Somewhere in the Back of My Heart in the same year.
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Original:  a mandolin collection (2004) The Long River: A Personal Tribute to Gordon Lightfoot (2005) Primary Color: The Owner's Manual (2005) Looking Back -
Revised:  a mandolin collection (2004) The Long River: A Personal Tribute to Gordon Lightfoot (2005) Primary Color: The Owner's Manual (2005) Looking Back –
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Original:  Volume 1: The Instrumentals (2005) Looking Back -
Revised:  Volume 1: The Instrumentals (2005) Looking Back –
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Original:  Volume 2: The Songs (2005) Take Five -
Revised:  Volume 2: The Songs (2005) Take Five –
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Original:  A Banjo Collection" (2006)The Messenger -
Revised:  A Banjo Collection" (2006)The Messenger –
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Original:  J.P. Cormier Sings (2008)Noel -
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Original:  1995 East Coast Music Award(ECMA) Roots/Traditional Artist of the Year -
Revised:  1995 East Coast Music Award(ECMA) Roots/Traditional Artist of the Year –
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Original:  1998 Nominated for a Juno Award in the Roots/Trad recording of the year category for "Another Morning" 1998 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Instrumental Album of the Year -
Revised:  1998 Nominated for a Juno Award in the Roots/Trad recording of the year category for "Another Morning" 1998 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Instrumental Album of the Year –
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Original:  2000 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Instrumental Artist of the Year -
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Original:  2003 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Folk/Roots Artist of the Year -
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Original:  2005 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Musician of the Year - 2005 Canadian Folk Music Awards - Instrumental Album Of The Year - 2005 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Folk Recording of the Year - 2006 (The Long River)"Canyon is the toast of the coast", The Toronto Star, 19 February 2007t In 2005 the Bravo! network aired J.P. Cormier - The Man and His Music'', a one-hour documentary examining the life and music of J.P. Cormier.
Revised:  2005 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Musician of the Year – 2005 Canadian Folk Music Awards - Instrumental Album Of The Year - 2005 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Folk Recording of the Year - 2006 (The Long River)"Canyon is the toast of the coast", The Toronto Star, 19 February 2007t In 2005 the Bravo! network aired J.P. Cormier - The Man and His Music'', a one-hour documentary examining the life and music of J.P. Cormier.
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Original:  2005 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Musician of the Year - 2005 Canadian Folk Music Awards - Instrumental Album Of The Year - 2005 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Folk Recording of the Year - 2006 (The Long River)"Canyon is the toast of the coast", The Toronto Star, 19 February 2007t In 2005 the Bravo! network aired J.P. Cormier - The Man and His Music'', a one-hour documentary examining the life and music of J.P. Cormier.
Revised:  2005 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Musician of the Year - 2005 Canadian Folk Music Awards – Instrumental Album of the Year – 2005 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Folk Recording of the Year - 2006 (The Long River)"Canyon is the toast of the coast", The Toronto Star, 19 February 2007t In 2005 the Bravo! network aired J.P. Cormier - The Man and His Music'', a one-hour documentary examining the life and music of J.P. Cormier.
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Original:  2005 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Musician of the Year - 2005 Canadian Folk Music Awards - Instrumental Album Of The Year - 2005 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Folk Recording of the Year - 2006 (The Long River)"Canyon is the toast of the coast", The Toronto Star, 19 February 2007t In 2005 the Bravo! network aired J.P. Cormier - The Man and His Music'', a one-hour documentary examining the life and music of J.P. Cormier.
Revised:  2005 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Musician of the Year - 2005 Canadian Folk Music Awards - Instrumental Album Of The Year - 2005 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Folk Recording of the Year – 2006 (The Long River)"Canyon is the toast of the coast", The Toronto Star, 19 February 2007t In 2005 the Bravo! network aired J.P. Cormier - The Man and His Music'', a one-hour documentary examining the life and music of J.P. Cormier.
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Original:  2005 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Musician of the Year - 2005 Canadian Folk Music Awards - Instrumental Album Of The Year - 2005 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Folk Recording of the Year - 2006 (The Long River)"Canyon is the toast of the coast", The Toronto Star, 19 February 2007t In 2005 the Bravo! network aired J.P. Cormier - The Man and His Music'', a one-hour documentary examining the life and music of J.P. Cormier.
Revised:  2005 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Musician of the Year - 2005 Canadian Folk Music Awards - Instrumental Album Of The Year - 2005 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Folk Recording of the Year - 2006 (The Long River)"Canyon is the toast of the coast", The Toronto Star, 19 February 2007t In 2005 the Bravo! network aired J.P. Cormier – The Man and His Music'', a one-hour documentary examining the life and music of J.P. Cormier.
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Original:  To date he was won thirteen East Coast Music Awards and one Canadian Folk Music Award.
Revised:  To date he has won thirteen East Coast Music Awards and one Canadian Folk Music Award.
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Original:  2000 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Instrumental Artist of the Year – 2003 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Folk/Roots Artist of the Year – 2005 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Musician of the Year – 2005 Canadian Folk Music Awards – Instrumental Album of the Year – 2005 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Folk Recording of the Year – 2006 (The Long River)"Canyon is the toast of the coast", The Toronto Star, 19 February 2007t
Revised:  2000 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Instrumental Artist of the Year – 2003 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Folk/Roots Artist of the Year – 2005 Music Industry Association Nova Scotia (MIANS) Musician of the Year – 2005 Canadian Folk Music Awards – Instrumental Album of the Year – 2005 East Coast Music Award (ECMA) Folk Recording of the Year – 2006 (The Long River)"Canyon is the toast of the coast", The Toronto Star, 19 February 2007
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Original:  ed. Enrique Ayala Mora . 13 vols;
Revised:  Editor, Enrique Ayala Mora . 13 vols;
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Original:  ed. Enrique Ayala Mora . 13 vols;
Revised:  ed. Enrique Ayala Mora ; 13 vols;
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Original:  Foote, Nicola (2008), Entry: “Esmeraldas”, Encyclopedia of the African Diaspora: Origins, Experiences, and Culture, Vol 1. Ed.
Revised:  Foote, Nicola (2008), Entry: “Esmeraldas”, Encyclopedia of the African Diaspora: Origins, Experiences, and Culture, Vol 1; Editor,
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Original:  This relatively minor uprising in support of Alfaro was actually against a more conservative wing of the Liberal party and was limited in geographic scope to the city .
Revised:  This uprising in support of Alfaro was actually against a more conservative wing of the Liberal party and was limited in geographic scope to the city .
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Original:  This relatively minor uprising in support of Alfaro was actually against a more conservative wing of the Liberal party and was limited in geographic scope to the city .
Revised:  This relatively minor uprising in support of Alfaro was against a more conservative wing of the Liberal party and was limited in geographic scope to the city .
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Original:  This relatively minor uprising in support of Alfaro was actually against a more conservative wing of the Liberal party and was limited in geographic scope to the city .
Revised:  This relatively minor uprising in support of Alfaro was actually against a more conservative wing of the Liberal party .
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Original:  This small civil war left a bitter legacy in the region.
Revised:  This civil war left a bitter legacy in the region.
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Original:  The Esmeraldan rebels were led and funded by Colonel Carlos Concha y Torres (1864–1919).
Revised:  The Esmeraldan rebel army was led and funded by Colonel Carlos Concha y Torres (1864–1919).
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Original: History By the 15th century the Merina ethnic group from the southeastern coast had gradually migrated into the central highlandswhere they established hilltop villages interspersed among existing Vazimba settlements ruled by local kings.
Revised: History By the 15th century the Merina ethnic group from the southeastern coast had gradually migrated into the central highlands where they established hilltop villages interspersed among existing Vazimba settlements ruled by local kings.
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Original:  Rooming-in is one of the components of Baby-Friendly hospitals, devised by WHO. Referenc
Revised:  Rooming-in is one of the components of baby-friendly hospitals, devised by WHO. Referenc
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Original:  This arrangement gives an opportunity for the mother and father to know their baby.
Revised:  This arrangement gives an opportunity for the parents to know their baby.
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Original: A mesoregion is a geographic regionof a size between that of a city or district and that of a nation. p. 19, "What's in a Region?
Revised: mesoregion is the term for a medium-sized region, denoting a larger area, between the size of a city or district and that of a nation. p. 19, "What's in a Region?
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Original:  Category:Geographic taxonomies Category: Regio 
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Original: mesoregion is the term for a medium-sized region , denoting a larger area, between the size of a city or district and that of a nation.
Revised: A mesoregion is a medium-sized region , denoting a larger area, between the size of a city or district and that of a nation.
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Original: mesoregion is the term for a medium-sized region , denoting a larger area, between the size of a city or district and that of a nation.
Revised: mesoregion is the term for a medium-sized region between the size of a city or district and that of a nation.
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Original:  Examples of conceptual meso-regions in Southeast Europe include Istria, Kosovo, Epirus, etc.
Revised:  Examples of conceptual mesoregions in Southeast Europe include Istria, Kosovo, Epirus, etc.
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Original:  Examples of conceptual meso-regions in Southeast Europe include Istria, Kosovo, Epirus, etc.
Revised:  Examples of conceptual meso-regions in Southeast Europe include Epirus, Istria, and Kosovo etc.
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Original:  However  terrestrial molluscs such as slugs and snails tend to use direct waves.
Revised:  However , terrestrial molluscs such as slugs and snails tend to use direct waves.
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Original:  Some snakes use snakes use an unusual method of movement known as sidewinding on sand or loose soil.
Revised:  Some snakes use an unusual method of movement known as sidewinding on sand or loose soil.
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Original:  Locomotion on land raises different problems than that in water, with reduced friction being replaced by the  effects of gravity.
Revised:  Locomotion on land raises different problems than that in water, with reduced friction being replaced by the increased effects of gravity.
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Original:  The fastest running lizard is the black iguana, which has been recorded moving at speed of up to 34.9 km/h (21.7 mph) .
Revised:  The fastest running lizard is the black iguana, which has been recorded moving at speed of up to 34.9 km/h (21.7 mph) 
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Original:  See also Comparative foot morphology Walking fish%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References Bibliography%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% External links Adaptations of running animals Crocodile stance Tetrapod stance Lecture on crawling (slithering) at Berkeley Animation of earthworm movement by a propagating retrograde wave Category:Zoology Category:Articles containing video cli
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References Bibliography%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% External links Adaptations of running animals Crocodile stance Tetrapod stance Lecture on crawling (slithering) at Berkeley Animation of earthworm movement by a propagating retrograde wave Category:Zoology Category:Articles containing video cli
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Original:  See also Comparative foot morphology Walking fish%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References Bibliography%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% External links Adaptations of running animals Crocodile stance Tetrapod stance Lecture on crawling (slithering) at Berkeley Animation of earthworm movement by a propagating retrograde wave Category:Zoology Category:Articles containing video cli
Revised:  See also Comparative foot morphology Walking fish%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Bibliography%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% External links Adaptations of running animals Crocodile stance Tetrapod stance Lecture on crawling (slithering) at Berkeley Animation of earthworm movement by a propagating retrograde wave Category:Zoology Category:Articles containing video cli
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Original:  See also Comparative foot morphology Walking fish%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References Bibliography%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% External links Adaptations of running animals Crocodile stance Tetrapod stance Lecture on crawling (slithering) at Berkeley Animation of earthworm movement by a propagating retrograde wave Category:Zoology Category:Articles containing video cli
Revised:  See also Comparative foot morphology Walking fish%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% References %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% External links Adaptations of running animals Crocodile stance Tetrapod stance Lecture on crawling (slithering) at Berkeley Animation of earthworm movement by a propagating retrograde wave Category:Zoology Category:Articles containing video cli
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Original: The fundamental form of the vertebrate foot has five digits, however some animals have fused digits, giving them less, and some early tetrapods had more;
Revised: The fundamental form of the vertebrate foot has five digits, however some animals have fused digits, giving them less, and some early fishapods had more;
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Original: Thangals are one of the indigenous Naga tribes restricted to the Senapati district of the state of Manipur in the North-east India.
Revised: Thangals are one of the indigenous Naga tribes restricted to the Senapati district of the state of Manipur in north-east India.
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Original:  Presently there are 13 Thangal Villages .
Revised:  Presently there are 13 Thangal villages .
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Original:  They speak the Thangal language which is resembles URL and Rongmei.
Revised:  They speak the Thangal language , which resembles URL and Rongmei.
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Original:  Traditionally Thangals are farmers cultivating a range of crops such as Paddy, pulses and vegetables such as Brinjal, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Chillies, Cucumber and Mustard leaf fruits such as Mango, Papaya, Plantain, Pomegranate, and fruits locally known as Tii .
Revised:  Traditionally Thangals are farmers cultivating a range of crops such as rice and pulses; vegetables such as Brinjal, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Chillies, Cucumber and Mustard leaf fruits such as Mango, Papaya, Plantain, Pomegranate, and fruits locally known as Tii .
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Original:  Traditionally Thangals are farmers cultivating a range of crops such as Paddy, pulses and vegetables such as Brinjal, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Chillies, Cucumber and Mustard leaf fruits such as Mango, Papaya, Plantain, Pomegranate, and fruits locally known as Tii .
Revised:  Traditionally Thangals are farmers cultivating a range of crops such as Paddy, pulses and vegetables such as brinjal, potatoes, tomatoes, chillies, cucumber and mustard leaf; fruits such as Mango, Papaya, Plantain, Pomegranate, and fruits locally known as Tii .
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Original:  Traditionally Thangals are farmers cultivating a range of crops such as Paddy, pulses and vegetables such as Brinjal, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Chillies, Cucumber and Mustard leaf fruits such as Mango, Papaya, Plantain, Pomegranate, and fruits locally known as Tii .
Revised:  Traditionally Thangals are farmers cultivating a range of crops such as Paddy, pulses and vegetables such as Brinjal, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Chillies, Cucumber and Mustard leaf fruits such as mango, papaya, plantain, pomegranate; and fruits locally known as Tii .
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Original:  Traditionally Thangals are farmers cultivating a range of crops such as Paddy, pulses and vegetables such as Brinjal, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Chillies, Cucumber and Mustard leaf fruits such as Mango, Papaya, Plantain, Pomegranate, and fruits locally known as Tii .
Revised:  Traditionally Thangals are farmers cultivating a range of crops such as Paddy, pulses and vegetables such as Brinjal, Potatoes, Tomatoes, Chillies, Cucumber and Mustard leaf fruits such as Mango, Papaya, Plantain, Pomegranate, and fruits locally known as tii .
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Original:  The agricultural implements that these Thangal tribe use to a great extent are  adze, sickle, axe, plough, yoke etc.
Revised:  The agricultural implements that these Thangal tribes use to a great extent are adze, sickle, axe, plough, yoke etc.
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Original:  The agricultural implements that these Thangal tribe use to a great extent are  adze, sickle, axe, plough, yoke etc.
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Original:  The agricultural implements that these Thangal tribe use to a great extent are  adze, sickle, axe, plough, yoke etc.
Revised:  The agricultural implements that these Thangal tribe use to a great extent are adze, sickle, axe, plough, and yoke.
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Original:  Some villages practice Jhum or the slash and burn agriculture.
Revised:  Some villages practice jhum, or slash and burn agriculture.
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