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Original:  "There is probably very little we can expect%DIFDELCMD < [%%% from Montreal because we are doing nothing to keep fossil fuel in the ground.
Revised:  "There is probably very little we can expect%DIFDELCMD < [%%% because we are doing nothing to keep fossil fuel in the ground.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% "There is a lot of cynicism about what the British government is doing.
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Original:  Prime Minister%DIFDELCMD < ] %%% Tony Blair has promised much and persuaded many that he will deliver but it has turned out to be rubbish.
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < ] %%% Tony Blair has promised much and persuaded many that he will deliver but it has turned out to be rubbish.
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Original: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The United States Bush administration and the Australian Howard Government have refused to ratify the Kyoto agreement, which pledges industrialised nations to cut carbon dioxide levels to 5.2 per cent below 1990 levels between 2008 and 2012.
Revised: %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% The United States Bush administration and the Australian Howard Government have refused to ratify the Kyoto agreement, which pledges industrialised nations to cut carbon dioxide levels to 5.2 per cent below 1990 levels between 2008 and 
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Original:  Opponents of this group suggest that humans can not affect climate change on a global scale, and participation in they Kyoto protocol will simply lead to a weakening of industrial production.
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Original:  Australia and the United States are the only western industrialised nations which refuse to sign the global Kyoto protocol.
Revised:  Australia and the United States are the only western industrialised nations which refuse to ratify the global Kyoto protocol.
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Original: Thousands of hippies across Australia are taking part in protests calling on the Federal Government to ratify the Kyoto protocol.
Revised: Thousands of people across Australia are taking part in protests calling on the Federal Government to ratify the Kyoto protocol.
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Original:  In the mean time it is said that Australia has profited by up to 2 billion dollars between  deals by activist groups like URL  . Contemporary International law asserts that the area under dispute belongs to east Timor and Australia has withdrawn from the International Court of Justice, which could have settled this matter opting to try settled the matter with out the court  
Revised:  In the mean time Australia has been accused of profiting by up to 2 billion dollars between deals by activist groups like URL . Contemporary International law asserts that the area under dispute belongs to east Timor and Australia has withdrawn from the International Court of Justice, which could have settled this matter opting to try settled the matter with out the court 
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Original:  In the mean time it is said that Australia has profited by up to 2 billion dollars between  deals by activist groups like URL  . Contemporary International law asserts that the area under dispute belongs to east Timor and Australia has withdrawn from the International Court of Justice, which could have settled this matter opting to try settled the matter with out the court  
Revised:  In the mean time it is said that Australia has profited by up to 2 billion dollars between the deals by activist groups like URL . Contemporary International law asserts that the area under dispute belongs to east Timor and Australia has withdrawn from the International Court of Justice, which could have settled this matter opting to try settled the matter with out the court 
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Original:  In the mean time it is said that Australia has profited by up to 2 billion dollars between  deals by activist groups like URL  . Contemporary International law asserts that the area under dispute belongs to east Timor and Australia has withdrawn from the International Court of Justice, which could have settled this matter opting to try settled the matter with out the court  
Revised:  In the mean time it is said that Australia has profited by up to 2 billion dollars between deals by activist groups like URL . Contemporary International law asserts that the area under dispute belongs to east Timor and Australia has withdrawn from the International Court of Justice, which could have settled this matter opting to try settled the matter with out the court . 
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Original: Australia and East Timor officials signed a billion-dollar gas and oil accord, which is necessary because of a current maritime board dispute between the countries, which covers a major oil field.
Revised: Australia and East Timor officials signed a billion-dollar gas and oil accord, which is necessary because of a current maritime boarder dispute between the countries, which covers a major oil field.
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Original:  The previous deal has caused Political infight with in east timor about why a such a smaller percentage was accepted
Revised:  The previous deal has caused political infight with in east timor about why a such a smaller percentage was accepted
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Original:  The previous deal has caused Political infight with in east timor about why a such a smaller percentage was accepted
Revised:  The previous deal has caused Political infight with in east timor about why such a smaller percentage was accepted
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Original: In 1975. Portugal abandoned East Timor and the people declared self-independence only to be invaded by Indonesia with out any intervention from Australia or the United states .
Revised: In 1975. Portugal abandoned East Timor and the people declared self-independence only to be invaded by Indonesia with out any intervention from Australia or the United States .
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Original:  Indonesian rule in East Timor was marked by extreme violence and brutality and Following a UN-sponsored agreement between Indonesia, Portugal and the US, East Timor held a referendum and gain independence but violent Indonesia supered militia took hold.
Revised:  Indonesian rule in East Timor was marked by extreme violence and brutality and Following a UN-sponsored agreement between Indonesia, Portugal and the US, East Timor held a referendum and gain independence but violent Indonesia sponsored militia took hold.
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Original:  In the mean time Australia has been accused of profiting by up to 2 billion dollars between the deals by activist groups like URL whos campaining saw Woodside suspend oil pumping in the effected area.
Revised:  In the mean time Australia has been accused of profiting by up to 2 billion dollars between the deals by activist groups like URL whos campaining saw Woodside suspended oil pumping in the effected area.
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Original: Australia and East Timor officials signed a billion-dollar gas and oil accord, which is necessary because of a current maritime boarder dispute between the countries, which covers a major oil field.
Revised: Australia and East Timor officials signed a billion-dollar gas and oil accord, which is necessary because of a current maritime border dispute between the countries, which covers a major oil field.
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Original:  In 1975. Portugal abandoned East Timor and the people declared self-independence only to be invaded by Indonesia with out any intervention from Australia or the United States.
Revised:  In 1975, Portugal abandoned East Timor and the people declared self-independence only to be invaded by Indonesia with out any intervention from Australia or the United States.
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Original:  Indonesian rule in East Timor was marked by extreme violence and brutality and Following a UN-sponsored agreement between Indonesia, Portugal and the US, East Timor held a referendum and gain independencebut violent Indonesia sponsored militia took hold.
Revised:  Indonesian rule in East Timor was marked by extreme violence and brutality and following a UN-sponsored agreement between Indonesia, Portugal and the US, East Timor held a referendum and gain independencebut violent Indonesia sponsored militia took hold.
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Original:  Indonesian rule in East Timor was marked by extreme violence and brutality and Following a UN-sponsored agreement between Indonesia, Portugal and the US, East Timor held a referendum and gain independencebut violent Indonesia sponsored militia took hold.
Revised:  Indonesian rule in East Timor was marked by extreme violence and brutality and Following a UN-sponsored agreement between Indonesia, Portugal and the US, East Timor held a referendum and gained independence, but violent Indonesian sponsored militia took hold.
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Original:  A peacekeeping force (INTERFET, led by Australia) then intervened putting a stop to the Violence .
Revised:  A peacekeeping force (INTERFET, led by Australia) then intervened putting a stop to the violence .
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Original:  The exploitation zone splitting profits where then changed to 60\% in favour of Australia  but now a new  has been proposed 90/10 in favour of Timor.
Revised:  The exploitation zone splitting profits was then changed to 60\% in favour of Australia but now a new has been proposed 90/10 in favour of Timor.
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Original:  The exploitation zone splitting profits where then changed to 60\% in favour of Australia  but now a new  has been proposed 90/10 in favour of Timor.
Revised:  The exploitation zone splitting profits where then changed to 60\% in favour of Australia , but now a new has been proposed 90/10 in favour of Timor.
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Original:  The exploitation zone splitting profits where then changed to 60\% in favour of Australia  but now a new  has been proposed 90/10 in favour of Timor.
Revised:  The exploitation zone splitting profits where then changed to 60\% in favour of Australia but now a new deal has been proposed 90/10 in favour of Timor.
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Original:  In the mean time Australia has been accused of profiting by up to 2 billion dollars between the deals by activist groups like URL whos campaining saw Woodside suspended oil pumping in the effected area.
Revised:  In the mean time Australia has been accused of profiting by up to 2 billion dollars between the deals by activist groups like URL whose campaigning saw Woodside suspended oil pumping in the effected area.
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Original:  In the mean time Australia has been accused of profiting by up to 2 billion dollars between the deals by activist groups like URL whos campaining saw Woodside suspended oil pumping in the effected area.
Revised:  In the mean time Australia has been accused of profiting by up to 2 billion dollars between the deals by activist groups like URL whos campaining saw Woodside suspended oil pumping in the affected area.
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Original:  Contemporary International law asserts that the area under dispute belongs to east Timorand Australia has withdrawn from the  International Court of Justice, which could have settled this matter  opting to try settled the matter with out the court.
Revised:  Contemporary International law asserts that the area under dispute belongs to East Timor. Australia has withdrawn from the International Court of Justice, which could have settled this matter opting to try settled the matter with out the court.
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Original:  Contemporary International law asserts that the area under dispute belongs to east Timorand Australia has withdrawn from the  International Court of Justice, which could have settled this matter  opting to try settled the matter with out the court.
Revised:  Contemporary International law asserts that the area under dispute belongs to east Timorand Australia has withdrawn from the International Court of Justice, which could have settled this matter , instead opting to try settled the matter with out the court.
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Original:  Contemporary International law asserts that the area under dispute belongs to east Timorand Australia has withdrawn from the  International Court of Justice, which could have settled this matter  opting to try settled the matter with out the court.
Revised:  Contemporary International law asserts that the area under dispute belongs to east Timorand Australia has withdrawn from the International Court of Justice, which could have settled this matter opting to try settle the matter without the court.
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Original:  His death came about 16 hours after North Carolina executed Kenneth Lee Boyd , the 1,000th person to receive capital punishment since 1977, a year after the Supreme Court ruled that it could resume . Boyd, who gunned down his estranged wife and father-in-law, did not want the numerical distinction.
Revised:  His death came about 16 hours after North Carolina executed Kenneth Lee Boyd . Boyd, who gunned down his estranged wife and father-in-law, did not want the numerical distinction.
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Original:  No. 1,001 won't." Boyd also told Associated Press in a prison interview that he wanted no part of the infamous numerical distinction of being the 1000th prisoner executed.
Revised:  No. 1,001 won't." Boyd told Associated Press in a prison interview that he wanted no part of the infamous numerical distinction of being the 1000th prisoner executed.
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Original:    The vast majority of those sentenced to death for their crimes are impoverished and live in the South,  said Stephen B. Bright, director of the Southern Center for Human Rights and a long time advocate for death row inmates.
Revised:  " The vast majority of those sentenced to death for their crimes are impoverished and live in the South, said Stephen B. Bright, director of the Southern Center for Human Rights and a long time advocate for death row inmates.
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Original:    The vast majority of those sentenced to death for their crimes are impoverished and live in the South,  said Stephen B. Bright, director of the Southern Center for Human Rights and a long time advocate for death row inmates.
Revised:  The vast majority of those sentenced to death for their crimes are impoverished and live in the South, " said Stephen B. Bright, director of the Southern Center for Human Rights and a long time advocate for death row inmates.
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Original:  Where is the justice in that?" asked Bright.
Revised:  Where is the justice in that?" questioned Bright.
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Original:  Kenneth Lee Boyd, 57, of Rockingham, N.C., died by lethal injection for the 1988 shootings of his estranged wife, Julie Curry Boyd, who was 36, and her father, Thomas Dillard Curry, 57. Members of both families had asked to be present.
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Original:  He said his dad was deeply troubled that he might only be remembered as a grim hash mark in the history books.
Revised:  Smith also said his dad was deeply troubled that he might only be remembered as a grim hash mark in the history books.
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Original:  Michael Paranzino, President of the pro-death penalty group Throw Away the Key, agreed.
Revised:  Michael Paranzino, president of the pro-death penalty group Throw Away the Key, agreed.
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Original:  North Carolina executed two prisoners last month, as well as two others earlier in the year.
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Original:  Debate over capital punishment "We believe this occasion is the perfect time to reconsider the whole issue of execution," said William F. Schulz, executive director of Amnesty International, a group that has sought to end the practice of using executions as a punishment for crime around the world.
Revised:  "We believe this occasion is the perfect time to reconsider the whole issue of execution," said William F. Schulz, executive director of Amnesty International, a group that has sought to end the practice of using executions as a punishment for crime around the world.
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Original:  The grim "1000th" execution   milestone has prompted global outcry from human rights advocates.
Revised:  The grim "1000th" execution The grim milestone has prompted global outcry from human rights advocates.
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Original:  In a media statement the European Union also condemned the execution, calling for the end of the death penalty worldwide . "We consider this punishment cruel and inhuman.
Revised:  In a media statement the European Union also condemned the execution, calling for the end of the death penalty worldwide : "We consider this punishment cruel and inhuman.
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Original:  I have watched a lot of people die, and when you come out from watching someone being executed it certainly isn't a better world , " he told Reuters.
Revised:  I have watched a lot of people die, and when you come out from watching someone being executed it certainly isn't a better world . " he told Reuters.
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Original:  I have watched a lot of people die, and when you come out from watching someone being executed it certainly isn't a better world , " he told Reuters.
Revised:  I have watched a lot of people die, and when you come out from watching someone being executed it certainly isn't a better world , " 
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Original:   Kenyan National Human Rights Commission Chairman Maina Kiai said it was " [ a great pity that the US can keep on executing people " [ when much of the developed world had already ended the death penalty . ] In Singapore, where a 25-year-old Australian was hanged just hours before Boyd's execution, Sinapan Samydorai, president of the think-tank Think Centre, said there was no justice without life.
Revised:  According to Kenyan National Human Rights Commission Chairman Maina Kiai said it was " [ a great pity that the US can keep on executing people " [ when much of the developed world had already ended the death penalty . ] In Singapore, where a 25-year-old Australian was hanged just hours before Boyd's execution, Sinapan Samydorai, president of the think-tank Think Centre, said there was no justice without life.
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Original:   Kenyan National Human Rights Commission Chairman Maina Kiai said it was " [ a great pity that the US can keep on executing people " [ when much of the developed world had already ended the death penalty . ] In Singapore, where a 25-year-old Australian was hanged just hours before Boyd's execution, Sinapan Samydorai, president of the think-tank Think Centre, said there was no justice without life.
Revised:  Kenyan National Human Rights Commission Chairman Maina Kiai , " [ a great pity that the US can keep on executing people " [ when much of the developed world had already ended the death penalty . ] In Singapore, where a 25-year-old Australian was hanged just hours before Boyd's execution, Sinapan Samydorai, president of the think-tank Think Centre, said there was no justice without life.
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Original:   Kenyan National Human Rights Commission Chairman Maina Kiai said it was " [ a great pity that the US can keep on executing people " [ when much of the developed world had already ended the death penalty . ] In Singapore, where a 25-year-old Australian was hanged just hours before Boyd's execution, Sinapan Samydorai, president of the think-tank Think Centre, said there was no justice without life.
Revised:  Kenyan National Human Rights Commission Chairman Maina Kiai said it was " [It is a great pity that the US can keep on executing people " [ when much of the developed world had already ended the death penalty . ] In Singapore, where a 25-year-old Australian was hanged just hours before Boyd's execution, Sinapan Samydorai, president of the think-tank Think Centre, said there was no justice without life.
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Original:   Kenyan National Human Rights Commission Chairman Maina Kiai said it was " [ a great pity that the US can keep on executing people " [ when much of the developed world had already ended the death penalty . ] In Singapore, where a 25-year-old Australian was hanged just hours before Boyd's execution, Sinapan Samydorai, president of the think-tank Think Centre, said there was no justice without life.
Revised:  Kenyan National Human Rights Commission Chairman Maina Kiai said it was " [ a great pity that the US can keep on executing people [ when much of the developed world had already ended the death penalty . ] In Singapore, where a 25-year-old Australian was hanged just hours before Boyd's execution, Sinapan Samydorai, president of the think-tank Think Centre, said there was no justice without life.
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Original:   Kenyan National Human Rights Commission Chairman Maina Kiai said it was " [ a great pity that the US can keep on executing people " [ when much of the developed world had already ended the death penalty . ] In Singapore, where a 25-year-old Australian was hanged just hours before Boyd's execution, Sinapan Samydorai, president of the think-tank Think Centre, said there was no justice without life.
Revised:  Kenyan National Human Rights Commission Chairman Maina Kiai said it was " [ a great pity that the US can keep on executing people " [ when much of the developed world had already ended the death penalty ] In Singapore, where a 25-year-old Australian was hanged just hours before Boyd's execution, Sinapan Samydorai, president of the think-tank Think Centre, said there was no justice without life.
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Original:   Kenyan National Human Rights Commission Chairman Maina Kiai said it was " [ a great pity that the US can keep on executing people " [ when much of the developed world had already ended the death penalty . ] In Singapore, where a 25-year-old Australian was hanged just hours before Boyd's execution, Sinapan Samydorai, president of the think-tank Think Centre, said there was no justice without life.
Revised:  Kenyan National Human Rights Commission Chairman Maina Kiai said it was " [ a great pity that the US can keep on executing people " [ when much of the developed world had already ended the death penalty . ]." In Singapore, where a 25-year-old Australian was hanged just hours before Boyd's execution, Sinapan Samydorai, president of the think-tank Think Centre, said there was no justice without life.
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Original:  In Japan, where the death penalty is widely supported, Akiko Takada of anti-capital punishment group Forum 90 said despite frequent use of the death penalty in the United States  "crime there shows no signs of diminishing, so ultimately the death of these people has no effect ".
Revised:  In Japan, where the death penalty is widely supported, Akiko Takada of anti-capital punishment group Forum 90 said despite frequent use of the death penalty in the United States , "crime there shows no signs of diminishing, so ultimately the death of these people has no effect ".
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Original:  In Japan, where the death penalty is widely supported, Akiko Takada of anti-capital punishment group Forum 90 said despite frequent use of the death penalty in the United States  "crime there shows no signs of diminishing, so ultimately the death of these people has no effect ".
Revised:  In Japan, where the death penalty is widely supported, Akiko Takada of anti-capital punishment group Forum 90 said despite frequent use of the death penalty in the United States "crime there shows no signs of diminishing, so ultimately the death of these people has no effect ."
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Original:  The US Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976 and the first execution was carried out a year later.
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Original:  The milestone drew a wave of protesters to the Central Prison in Raleigh, N.C., who opposed capital punishment.
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