wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original: Discovery and toponomy of Kanton Island Mary (Hill) Boulcott (1786 - 1858) John E. Boulcott (1784 -1855)|alt= On 5 August 1824,  whaler Phœnix of London , master John Palmer , in the company of a whaler Mary of London, came to a low and barren island with a spacious lagoon  in latitude 2° 48ʹ S and longitude 172° 10ʹ W, and it was named "Mary Ballcotts Island".
Revised: Discovery and toponomy of Kanton Island Mary (Hill) Boulcott (1786 - 1858) John E. Boulcott (1784 -1855)|alt= On 5 August 1824, whaler Phœnix of London ( master John Palmer , in the company of a whaler Mary of London, came to a low and barren island with a spacious lagoon in latitude 2° 48ʹ S and longitude 172° 10ʹ W, and it was named "Mary Ballcotts Island".
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Original: Discovery and toponomy of Kanton Island Mary (Hill) Boulcott (1786 - 1858) John E. Boulcott (1784 -1855)|alt= On 5 August 1824,  whaler Phœnix of London , master John Palmer , in the company of a whaler Mary of London, came to a low and barren island with a spacious lagoon  in latitude 2° 48ʹ S and longitude 172° 10ʹ W, and it was named "Mary Ballcotts Island".
Revised: Discovery and toponomy of Kanton Island Mary (Hill) Boulcott (1786 - 1858) John E. Boulcott (1784 -1855)|alt= On 5 August 1824, whaler Phœnix of London , master John Palmer ) in the company of a whaler Mary of London, came to a low and barren island with a spacious lagoon in latitude 2° 48ʹ S and longitude 172° 10ʹ W, and it was named "Mary Ballcotts Island".
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Original: Discovery and toponomy of Kanton Island Mary (Hill) Boulcott (1786 - 1858) John E. Boulcott (1784 -1855)|alt= On 5 August 1824,  whaler Phœnix of London , master John Palmer , in the company of a whaler Mary of London, came to a low and barren island with a spacious lagoon  in latitude 2° 48ʹ S and longitude 172° 10ʹ W, and it was named "Mary Ballcotts Island".
Revised: Discovery and toponomy of Kanton Island Mary (Hill) Boulcott (1786 - 1858) John E. Boulcott (1784 -1855)|alt= On 5 August 1824, whaler Phœnix of London , master John Palmer , in the company of whaler Mary of London, came to a low and barren island with a spacious lagoon in latitude 2° 48ʹ S and longitude 172° 10ʹ W, and it was named "Mary Ballcotts Island".
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Original: Discovery and toponomy of Kanton Island Mary (Hill) Boulcott (1786 - 1858) John E. Boulcott (1784 -1855)|alt= On 5 August 1824,  whaler Phœnix of London , master John Palmer , in the company of a whaler Mary of London, came to a low and barren island with a spacious lagoon  in latitude 2° 48ʹ S and longitude 172° 10ʹ W, and it was named "Mary Ballcotts Island".
Revised: Discovery and toponomy of Kanton Island Mary (Hill) Boulcott (1786 - 1858) John E. Boulcott (1784 -1855)|alt= On 5 August 1824, whaler Phœnix of London , master John Palmer , in the company of a whaler Mary of London, came to a low and barren island with a spacious lagoon , in latitude 2° 48ʹ S and longitude 172° 10ʹ W, and it was named "Mary Ballcotts Island".
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Original:  H.E. Maude and Niel Gunson had both assumed it to be the whaler Mary  owned by John Lydekker (1778–1832)  and that her captain , Edward Reed Lacy , had reported the island.
Revised:  H.E. Maude and Niel Gunson both assumed this to be the whaler Mary owned by John Lydekker (1778–1832) and that her captain , Edward Reed Lacy , had reported the island.
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Original:  H.E. Maude and Niel Gunson had both assumed it to be the whaler Mary  owned by John Lydekker (1778–1832)  and that her captain , Edward Reed Lacy , had reported the island.
Revised:  H.E. Maude and Niel Gunson had both assumed it to be the whaler Mary , owned by John Lydekker (1778–1832) and that her captain , Edward Reed Lacy , had reported the island.
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Original:  H.E. Maude and Niel Gunson had both assumed it to be the whaler Mary  owned by John Lydekker (1778–1832)  and that her captain , Edward Reed Lacy , had reported the island.
Revised:  H.E. Maude and Niel Gunson had both assumed it to be the whaler Mary owned by John Lydekker (1778–1832) , and that her captain , Edward Reed Lacy , had reported the island.
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Original:  H.E. Maude and Niel Gunson had both assumed it to be the whaler Mary  owned by John Lydekker (1778–1832)  and that her captain , Edward Reed Lacy , had reported the island.
Revised:  H.E. Maude and Niel Gunson had both assumed it to be the whaler Mary owned by John Lydekker (1778–1832) and that her captain Edward Reed Lacy , had reported the island.
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Original:  H.E. Maude and Niel Gunson had both assumed it to be the whaler Mary  owned by John Lydekker (1778–1832)  and that her captain , Edward Reed Lacy , had reported the island.
Revised:  H.E. Maude and Niel Gunson had both assumed it to be the whaler Mary owned by John Lydekker (1778–1832) and that her captain , Edward Reed Lacy had reported the island.
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Original:  The ship Mary truly there that day (her master presumably Abijah Lock) happened to be also a whaler from London, but was in fact owned by Hill, Boulcott & Hill, a firm that consisted of the two brothers James & Amon Hill and their brother-in-law John Ellerker Boulcott.
Revised:  The ship Mary truly there that day (her master presumably Abijah Lock) was another whaler from London, but was in fact owned by Hill, Boulcott & Hill, a firm that consisted of the two brothers James & Amon Hill and their brother-in-law John Ellerker Boulcott.
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Original:  The ship Mary truly there that day (her master presumably Abijah Lock) happened to be also a whaler from London, but was in fact owned by Hill, Boulcott & Hill, a firm that consisted of the two brothers James & Amon Hill and their brother-in-law John Ellerker Boulcott.
Revised:  The ship Mary truly there that day (her master presumably Abijah Lock) happened to be also a whaler from London, owned by Hill, Boulcott & Hill, a firm that consisted of the two brothers James & Amon Hill and their brother-in-law John Ellerker Boulcott.
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Original:  The ship Mary truly there that day (her master presumably Abijah Lock) happened to be also a whaler from London, but was in fact owned by Hill, Boulcott & Hill, a firm that consisted of the two brothers James & Amon Hill and their brother-in-law John Ellerker Boulcott.
Revised:  The ship Mary truly there that day (her master presumably Abijah Lock) happened to be also a whaler from London, but was in fact owned by Hill, Boulcott & Hill, a firm consisting of the two brothers James & Amon Hill and their brother-in-law John Ellerker Boulcott.
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Original:  He was married to a Mary Boulcott, née Hill, and it was she  whom this island was named for .
Revised:  The latter was married to a Mary Boulcott, née Hill, and it was she whom this island was named for .
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Original:  He was married to a Mary Boulcott, née Hill, and it was she  whom this island was named for .
Revised:  He was married to a Mary Boulcott, née Hill, and it was she for whom this island was named for .
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Original:  He was married to a Mary Boulcott, née Hill, and it was she  whom this island was named for .
Revised:  He was married to a Mary Boulcott, née Hill, and it was she whom this island was named .
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Original:  Ever since it was incorrectly penned down as "Mary Ballcotts Island" in William Dalton's journal it appeared with slightly deviating spelling-variants in books and on charts ( Mary-Bulrock, Mary Balcout, Marie Ballcout, etc. ) whereas it should have read "Mary Boulcott's Island" from the get-go.
Revised:  Ever since it was incorrectly penned down as "Mary Ballcotts Island" in William Dalton's journal , it has appeared with deviated spelling in books and on charts ( Mary-Bulrock, Mary Balcout, Marie Ballcout, etc. ) whereas it should have read "Mary Boulcott's Island" from the get-go.
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Original:  Ever since it was incorrectly penned down as "Mary Ballcotts Island" in William Dalton's journal it appeared with slightly deviating spelling-variants in books and on charts ( Mary-Bulrock, Mary Balcout, Marie Ballcout, etc. ) whereas it should have read "Mary Boulcott's Island" from the get-go.
Revised:  Ever since it was incorrectly penned down as "Mary Ballcotts Island" in William Dalton's journal it appeared with slightly deviating spelling-variants in books and on charts as Mary-Bulrock, Mary Balcout, Marie Ballcout, etc. ) whereas it should have read "Mary Boulcott's Island" from the get-go.
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Original:  Ever since it was incorrectly penned down as "Mary Ballcotts Island" in William Dalton's journal it appeared with slightly deviating spelling-variants in books and on charts ( Mary-Bulrock, Mary Balcout, Marie Ballcout, etc. ) whereas it should have read "Mary Boulcott's Island" from the get-go.
Revised:  Ever since it was incorrectly penned down as "Mary Ballcotts Island" in William Dalton's journal it appeared with slightly deviating spelling-variants in books and on charts ( Mary-Bulrock, Mary Balcout, Marie Ballcout, etc. 
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Original:  Kanton is the writing in Gilbertese language of Canton (no C letter ) .
Revised:  Kanton is spelled with a K in the Gilbertese language, which has no letter C .
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Original: Discovery and toponomy of Canton Island Mary (Hill) Boulcott (1786 - 1858) John E. Boulcott (1784 -1855)|alt= On 5 August 1824, the whaler Phœnix of London (master John Palmer) in the company of whaler Mary of London, came to a low and barren island with a spacious lagoon, in latitude 2° 48ʹ S and longitude 172° 10ʹ W, and it was named "Mary Ballcotts Island".
Revised: Discovery and toponomy of Canton Island upMary (Hill) Boulcott (1786 - 1858) John E. Boulcott (1784 -1855)|alt= On 5 August 1824, the whaler Phœnix of London (master John Palmer) in the company of whaler Mary of London, came to a low and barren island with a spacious lagoon, in latitude 2° 48ʹ S and longitude 172° 10ʹ W, and it was named "Mary Ballcotts Island".
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Original: Discovery and toponomy of Canton Island Mary (Hill) Boulcott (1786 - 1858) John E. Boulcott (1784 -1855)|alt= On 5 August 1824, the whaler Phœnix of London (master John Palmer) in the company of whaler Mary of London, came to a low and barren island with a spacious lagoon, in latitude 2° 48ʹ S and longitude 172° 10ʹ W, and it was named "Mary Ballcotts Island".
Revised: Discovery and toponomy of Canton Island Mary (Hill) Boulcott (1786 - 1858) upJohn E. Boulcott (1784 -1855)|alt= On 5 August 1824, the whaler Phœnix of London (master John Palmer) in the company of whaler Mary of London, came to a low and barren island with a spacious lagoon, in latitude 2° 48ʹ S and longitude 172° 10ʹ W, and it was named "Mary Ballcotts Island".
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Original:  The ship Mary truly there that day (her master presumably Abijah Lock) was another whaler from London, owned by Hill, Boulcott Hill, a firm consisting of the two brothers James%DIFDELCMD < & %%% Amon Hill and their brother-in-law John Ellerker Boulcott.
Revised:  The ship Mary truly there that day (her master presumably Abijah Lock) was another whaler from London, owned by Hill, Boulcott %DIFDELCMD < & %%% Amon Hill and their brother-in-law John Ellerker Boulcott.
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Original:  an area of 40 square kilometers . Canton's closest neighbour is the uninhabited Enderbury Island, west-southwest.
Revised:  an area of . Canton's closest neighbour is the uninhabited Enderbury Island, west-southwest.
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Original:  At about 4 km inside of the channel, the lagoon is crossed by four north–south reef ledges, which reduce water flow and suppress coral growth.
Revised:  At about inside of the channel, the lagoon is crossed by four north–south reef ledges, which reduce water flow and suppress coral growth.
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Original:  World War II During World War II the United States Navy built a 6,230 foot (1.9 km) airstrip at (now known as Canton Island Airport ).
Revised:  World War II During World War II the United States Navy built a airstrip at (now known as Canton Island Airport ).
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Original:  In 2008, Canton and the rest of the Phoenix Islands became the Phoenix Islands Protected Area (PIPA), the world's largest marine protected area, covering a total area of 410,500 square kilometers of land and ocean.
Revised:  In 2008, Canton and the rest of the Phoenix Islands became the Phoenix Islands Protected Area (PIPA), the world's largest marine protected area, covering a total area of of land and ocean.
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Original:   She played the role of The Changeling on the American based television series The Shannara Chronicles.
Revised:  </ref> She played the role of The Changeling on the American based television series The Shannara Chronicles.
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Original:  He wrote  what Reuter gains through this contract even is more than what Britain gained in India.
Revised:  He wrote that what Reuter gains through this contract even is more than what Britain gained in India.
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Original:  Therefore  a combination of these theories creates both a framework of current understanding and also a platform for future study.
Revised:  Therefore , a combination of these theories creates both a framework of current understanding and also a platform for future study.
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Original: A contributing theory to the formation of the first continental crust is through intrusive plutonic volcanism .
Revised: A contributing theory to the formation of the first continental crust is through intrusive plutonic magmatism .
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Original: Sonia G. Gokani is a a judge of the Gujarat High Court of India since 17 February 2011.
Revised: Sonia G. Gokani is a judge of the Gujarat High Court of India since 17 February 2011.
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Original: Theodor Geib ( 15.09.1885-26.11.1944 ) was German General in Albania during the World War II.
Revised: Theodor Geib ( 15.09.1885-26.11.1944 ) was German General in Albania during World War II.
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Original:  Geib was born in Landau in Palatinate on 15 December 1885.
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Original:  Rather than to appoint military governor to govern Albania, Germany appointed Theodor Geib on position of "German General in Albania" (DGA) with official function "to represent the interests of the Wehrmacht to the Albanian government".
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Original:  Rather than to appoint military governor to govern Albania, Germany appointed Theodor Geib on position of "German General in Albania" (DGA) with official function "to represent the interests of the Wehrmacht to the Albanian government".
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Original:  Rather than to appoint military governor to govern Albania, Germany appointed Theodor Geib on position of "German General in Albania" (DGA) with official function "to represent the interests of the Wehrmacht to the Albanian government".
Revised:  Rather than to appoint military governor to govern Albania, Germany appointed Geib "German General in Albania" (DGA) with official function "to represent the interests of the Wehrmacht to the Albanian government".
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Original:  Rather than to appoint military governor to govern Albania, Germany appointed Theodor Geib on position of "German General in Albania" (DGA) with official function "to represent the interests of the Wehrmacht to the Albanian government".
Revised:  Rather than to appoint military governor to govern Albania, Germany appointed Theodor Geib on position of "German General in Albania" (DGA) with the official duty "to represent the interests of the Wehrmacht to the Albanian government".
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Original: Theodor Geib (15 September 1885 Landau, Palatinate - 26 November 1944) was  German General in Albania during World War II.
Revised: Theodor Geib (15 September 1885 Landau, Palatinate - 26 November 1944) was a German General in Albania during World War II.
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Original:  Rather than appoint a military governor to oversee Albania, Germany appointed Geib  "German General in Albania" (DGA) with the official duty "to represent the interests of the Wehrmacht to the "Albanian government".
Revised:  Rather than appoint a military governor to oversee Albania, Germany appointed Geib as "German General in Albania" (DGA) with the official duty "to represent the interests of the Wehrmacht to the "Albanian government".
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Original:  She completed her PhD thesis " A measurement of the CP violation parameter Re(e'/e) " in 2000.
Revised:  She completed her PhD thesis A measurement of the CP violation parameter Re(e'/e) " in 2000.
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Original:  She completed her PhD thesis " A measurement of the CP violation parameter Re(e'/e) " in 2000.
Revised:  She completed her PhD thesis " A measurement of the CP violation parameter Re(e'/e) in 2000.
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Original:  During this time, she delivered the Royal Institution lecture " Big Bucks for Big Bosons: Should we still be paying for the Large Hadron Collider?
Revised:  During this time, she delivered the Royal Institution lecture Big Bucks for Big Bosons: Should we still be paying for the Large Hadron Collider?
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Original:  " . In 2017 she took part in a British Council tour of India, talking about the Higgs boson.
Revised:  . In 2017 she took part in a British Council tour of India, talking about the Higgs boson.
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Original:  Martin is the Chair of the Science and Technology Facilities Council Peer Review Panel and the theme leader for the Scottish Universities' Physics Alliance.
Revised:  Martin is the Chair of the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) peer review panel and the theme leader for the Scottish Universities' Physics Alliance.
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Original: Martin works on the ATLAS experiment and Compact Linear Collider.
Revised: Martin wendy on the ATLAS experiment and Compact Linear Collider.
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Original:  She is also involved in the teaching and administration of several courses at The University of URL
Revised:  She is also involved in the teaching and administration of several courses at The University of Edinburgh
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Original: David Wolfe is a mathematician and amateur go player.
Revised: David Wolfe is a mathematician and amateur Go player.
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Original:  In 1994 he and his advisor Elwyn Berlekamp published Mathematical Go Endgames, Nightmares for the Professional Go Player, an analysis of the end-game of go with the methods of combinatorial game theory based on his dissertation.
Revised:  In 1994 he and his advisor Elwyn Berlekamp published Mathematical Go Endgames, Nightmares for the Professional Go Player, an analysis of the end-game of Go with the methods of combinatorial game theory based on his dissertation.
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Original: Heads of traditional states Akan states Rulers of the Akan state of Adanse Rulers of the Akan state of Akuapem Rulers of the Akan state of Akuapem Anafo Rulers of the Akan state of Akuapem Guan Rulers of the Akan state of Akuapem Okere Rulers of the Akan state of Akyem Abuakwa Rulers of the Akan state of Akyem Bosume Rulers of the Akan state of Akyem Kotoku Rulers of the Akan state of Asante (Asanteman)
Revised: Heads of traditional states Akan states Rulers of the Akan state of Adanselol Rulers of the Akan state of Akuapem Rulers of the Akan state of Akuapem Anafo Rulers of the Akan state of Akuapem Guan Rulers of the Akan state of Akuapem Okere Rulers of the Akan state of Akyem Abuakwa Rulers of the Akan state of Akyem Bosume Rulers of the Akan state of Akyem Kotoku Rulers of the Akan state of Asante (Asanteman)
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Original:  Rulers of the Akan state of Assin Apimenem Rulers of the Akan state of Assin Atadanso Rulers of the Akan states of Akwamu and Twifo-Heman Rulers of the Akan state of Bono-Tekyiman Rulers of the Akan state of Denkyira Rulers of the Akan state of Dwaben Rulers of the Akan States of Fante (Fante Confederation) Rulers of the Akan state of Gyaaman Rulers of the Akan  state of Manya Krobo
Revised:  Rulers of the Akan state of Assin Apimenem Rulers of the Akan state of Assin Atadanso Rulers of the Akan states of Akwamu and Twifo-Heman Rulers of the Akan state of Bono-Tekyiman Rulers of the Akan state of Denkyira Rulers of the Akan state of Dwaben Rulers of the Akan States of Fante (Fante Confederation) Rulers of the Akan state of Gyaaman Rulers of the Akan sate of kwahumang Rulers of the Akan state of Manya Krobo
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Original: The knee-chest position is a position used in a number of medical situations including gynecological examination and surgery and lumbar spine surgery .
Revised: The knee-chest position is a position used in a number of medical situations including gynecological examination and surgery , lumbar spine surgery .
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Original:  Operative vaginal delivery is a risk factor for PP   
Revised:  Operative vaginal delivery is a risk factor for PPH 
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Original:  Operative vaginal delivery is a risk factor for PPH  Indications Operative vagina delivery is indicated in case of obstructed labour
Revised:  Operative vaginal delivery is a risk factor for PPH . Indications Operative vagina delivery is indicated in case of obstructed labour
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Original:  Operative vaginal delivery is a risk factor for PPH  Indications Operative vagina delivery is indicated in case of obstructed labour
Revised:  Operative vaginal delivery is a risk factor for PPH Indications Operative vaginal delivery is indicated in case of obstructed labour
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Original:  Early life Adamanov was born in 1916 to a Crimean-Tatar peasant family in the village of Vasilyevka, Crimea.
Revised:  Early life Adamanov was born in 1916 to a Crimean Tatar peasant family in the village of Vasilyevka, Crimea.
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Original:  Despite fighting to the death against the Nazis, Adamanov's entire family in Crimea was deported to Central Asia because of their Crimean-Tatar ethnicity, where many of them died of malaria and starvation.
Revised:  Despite fighting to the death against the Nazis, Adamanov's entire family in Crimea was deported to Central Asia because of their Crimean Tatar ethnicity, where many of them died of malaria and starvation.
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Original:  15 April 1916, Ai-Vasil', Derekoe parish, Yaltsky Uyezd, Taurida Governorate, Russian empire — 1 June 1943, Gmina Józefów, Lublin Voivodeship, Poland, Nazi Germany) — was a Crimean Tatar soldier Red Army who became a partisan detachment leader in the Polish resistance during World War II.
Revised:  15 April 1916, Ai-Vasil', Derekoe parish, Yaltsky Uyezd, Taurida Governorate, Russian empire — 1 June 1943, Gmina Józefów, Lublin Voivodeship, Poland, Nazi Germany) was a Crimean Tatar soldier Red Army who became a partisan detachment leader in the Polish resistance during World War II.
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Original: Partisan activities When he escaped the camp in 1942 he joined helped organize a partisan detachment with the support of Major-General Sergei Ogurtsov and Vasily "the Georgian" Mandzhavidze.
Revised: Partisan activities When he escaped the camp in 1942 he helped organize a partisan detachment with the support of Major-General Sergei Ogurtsov and Vasily "the Georgian" Mandzhavidze.
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