wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  novelist, poet, academic, medievalist, literary critic, essayist, lay theologian, and Christian apologist Harold Macmillan, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, read mods (Latin and Greek), the first half of the four-year Oxford greats course, at Balliol from 1912–1914, interrupted by service in the First World War Iris Murdoch, DBE, novelist and philosopher 1919-1999 Charles Prestwich Scott, editor of the Manchester Guardian daily newspaper (now The Guardian)
Revised:  novelist, poet, academic, medievalist, literary critic, essayist, lay theologian, and Christian apologist Harold Macmillan, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, read mods (Latin and Greek), the first half of the four-year Oxford greats course, at Balliol from 1912–1914, interrupted by service in the First World War Iris Murdoch, DBE, novelist and philosopher 1919-1999 Charles Prestwich Scott, editor of the Manchester Guardian daily newspaper (now The Guardian)
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Original:  McLean Professor of Ancient and Modern History at Harvard University Peter Geach, British analytic philosopher John Murray Gibbon, Canadian writer Barbara Hammond, English social historian, first woman to take a double first R. M. Hare, English moral philosopher, Oxonian professor H.L.A. Hart, British legal philosopher Denis Healey, , Labour politician Gerard Manley Hopkins, English poet Alfred Edward Housman, English classical scholar and poet (failed in finals)
Revised:  McLean Professor of Ancient and Modern History at Harvard University Peter Geach, British analytic philosopher John Murray Gibbon, Canadian writer Barbara Hammond, English social historian, first woman to take a double first R. M. Hare, English moral philosopher, Oxonian professor H.L.A. Hart, British legal philosopher Denis Healey, Labour politician Gerard Manley Hopkins, English poet Alfred Edward Housman, English classical scholar and poet (failed in finals)
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Original: United States Military Manual FM 7-22 Army Physical Readiness Training, October 2012, defines two types of course: Conditioning obstacle course and Confidence obstacle course: A Conditioning obstacle course has low obstacles that must be negotiated quickly.
Revised:  A Conditioning obstacle course has low obstacles that must be negotiated quickly.
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Original:  The Royal Air Force uses the British Army designs, and has Assault Courses at RAF Honnington , RAF Halton, and the Royal Air Force College at RAF Cranwell.
Revised:  The Royal Air Force uses the British Army designs, and has Assault Courses at RAF Honington , RAF Halton, and the Royal Air Force College at RAF Cranwell.
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Original: Left Turn Marker on a blue marked trail in the Czech Republic Trail blazing or way marking is the practice of marking paths in outdoor recreational areas with signs or markings that follow each other at certain, though not necessarily exactly defined, distances and mark the direction of the trail.
Revised: Left Turn Marker on a blue marked trail in the Czech Republic Trailblazing or way marking is the practice of marking paths in outdoor recreational areas with signs or markings that follow each other at certain, though not necessarily exactly defined, distances and mark the direction of the trail.
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Original:  Flags are sometimes used for permanent trails, but they are the most vulnerable to the elements of any trail blazing method and may be more difficult to see.
Revised:  Flags are sometimes used for permanent trails, but they are the most vulnerable to the elements of any trailblazing method and may be more difficult to see.
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Original:  Meaning of trail signs Symbols commonly used in trail blazing in the United States.
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Original: Left Turn Marker on a blue marked trail in the Czech Republic Trailblazing or way marking is the practice of marking paths in outdoor recreational areas with signs or markings that follow each other at certain, though not necessarily exactly defined, distances and mark the direction of the trail.
Revised: Left Turn Marker on a blue marked trail in the Czech Republic Trail blazing or way marking is the practice of marking paths in outdoor recreational areas with signs or markings that follow each other at certain, though not necessarily exactly defined, distances and mark the direction of the trail.
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Original:  Flags are sometimes used for permanent trails, but they are the most vulnerable to the elements of any trailblazing method and may be more difficult to see.
Revised:  Flags are sometimes used for permanent trails, but they are the most vulnerable to the elements of any trail blazing method and may be more difficult to see.
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Original:  Meaning of trail signs Symbols commonly used in trailblazing in the United States.
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Original: Left Turn Marker on a blue marked trail in the Czech Republic Trail blazing or way marking is the practice of marking paths in outdoor recreational areas with signs or markings that follow each other at certain, though not necessarily exactly defined, distances and mark the direction of the trail.
Revised: Left turn marker on a blue marked trail in the Czech Republic Trail blazing or way marking is the practice of marking paths in outdoor recreational areas with signs or markings that follow each other at certain, though not necessarily exactly defined, distances and mark the direction of the trail.
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Original:  Paint Painted Marker in SwitzerlandA painted marking of a consistent shape or shapes (often rectangular), dimension and colour or combination of colours is used along the trail route.
Revised:  Paint Painted marker in SwitzerlandA painted marking of a consistent shape or shapes (often rectangular), dimension and colour or combination of colours is used along the trail route.
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Original:  Basic Marker - Red , used in Central Europe for difficult or summit trails European countries usually use systems of painted bars or shapes in more than one colour.
Revised:  Basic Marker – red , used in Central Europe for difficult or summit trails European countries usually use systems of painted bars or shapes in more than one colour.
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Original: JPG|Carved Marker - wooden marker using a stylized thistle to mark the Southern Upland Way, Scotland]]in North America, Australia and New Zealand,› Mississippi › Fly Drives & Trails;
Revised: JPG|Carved marker – wooden marker using a stylized thistle to mark the Southern Upland Way, Scotland]]in North America, Australia and New Zealand,› Mississippi › Fly Drives & Trails;
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Original: JPG|Affixed Marker (NZ)]] Alternatively, more long lasting plastic, metal or even sometimes wooden markers may be affixed to trees, usually with nails.
Revised: JPG|Affixed marker (NZ)]] Alternatively, more long lasting plastic, metal or even sometimes wooden markers may be affixed to trees, usually with nails.
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Original:  Flagging Flag Marker - a rare use of a tape flag as a blaze on an official trail in the US, here indicating where the trail re-enters the woods after crossing an open ledge Surveyor's tape hung from branches or tied around trees is sometimes used to indicate trail routes, but usually only for temporary or unofficial trails, most commonly when a trail route has been selected but the trail itself is under construction.
Revised:  Flagging Flag marker – a rare use of a tape flag as a blaze on an official trail in the US, here indicating where the trail re-enters the woods after crossing an open ledge Surveyor's tape hung from branches or tied around trees is sometimes used to indicate trail routes, but usually only for temporary or unofficial trails, most commonly when a trail route has been selected but the trail itself is under construction.
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Original:  Poles [[File:Markierung_Alpiner_Wanderweg.jpg|Pole Marker on an Alpine route at Piz Uccello, Switzerland]] Poles, colored or not, are often used to keep the trail visible during winter and under snow cover.
Revised:  Poles [[File:Markierung_Alpiner_Wanderweg.jpg|Pole marker on an Alpine route at Piz Uccello, Switzerland]] Poles, colored or not, are often used to keep the trail visible during winter and under snow cover.
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Original:  Inuksuit - a Cairn in northern Canada were markers used for wayfinding and to locate caches of food or other stores.
Revised:  Inuksuit - a cairn in northern Canada were markers used for wayfinding and to locate caches of food or other stores.
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Original:  [[Image:LeftTurnBlaze.jpg|Painted Marker in the USA - triangular blaze indicating a left turn, in Harriman State Park in the USA]]Offset blazes is a system whereby a vertically stacked pair of blazes with the upper one offset in the direction that the trail turns.
Revised:  [[Image:LeftTurnBlaze.jpg|Painted marker in the USA - triangular blaze indicating a left turn, in Harriman State Park in the USA]]Offset blazes is a system whereby a vertically stacked pair of blazes with the upper one offset in the direction that the trail turns.
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Original:  [[Image:LeftTurnBlaze.jpg|Painted Marker in the USA - triangular blaze indicating a left turn, in Harriman State Park in the USA]]Offset blazes is a system whereby a vertically stacked pair of blazes with the upper one offset in the direction that the trail turns.
Revised:  [[Image:LeftTurnBlaze.jpg|Painted Marker in the USA – triangular blaze indicating a left turn, in Harriman State Park in the USA]]Offset blazes is a system whereby a vertically stacked pair of blazes with the upper one offset in the direction that the trail turns.
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Original:  This system was invented in 1969 by Bob Fuller, a volunteer for the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference and was first used in 1970 on the Beech Trail in Harriman State Park.
Revised:  This system was first used in 1970 on the Beech Trail in Harriman State Park.
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Original: Niebuhr   currently divides his time between his studios in Fordsburg, Johannesburg  and De Rust in the Klein Karoo.
Revised: Niebuhr currently divides his time between his studios in Fordsburg, Johannesburg , and De Rust in the Klein Karoo.
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Original:  Excerpt: "Every piece of art - or every series of pieces that an artist creates - is entirely unique and therefore requires a rethink when it comes to displaying it."
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Original:  Johannesburg 2009 Bram Fischer Memorial,
Revised:  Johannesburg Bram Fischer Memorial,
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Original:  Johannesburg 2009 The Great South African Nude,
Revised:  Johannesburg The Great South African Nude,
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Original:  Johannesburg 2009 Champagne for my Facebook Friends,
Revised:  Johannesburg Champagne for my Facebook Friends,
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Original:  Johannesburg 2008 South Africa Abroad, HODNETT FINE ART STUDIO GALLERY, Vancouver 2008 Night Shift, THE CANOPY GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 City Berlin, JABLONSKI STRASSE STUDIO, Berlin 2004 An African in Ireland, ENNISKERRY GALLERY, Dublin 2004 Celebrating 10 Years of Democracy, EVERARD READ GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 Town/Country, CAROL LEE FINE ART, Johannesburg   2001 Up and Coming, SOAN STUDIO, London 2001 South African Landscape, UNISA ART GALLERY, Pretoria    COLLECTIONS Absa Bank;
Revised:  Johannesburg 2008 South Africa Abroad, HODNETT FINE ART STUDIO GALLERY, Vancouver Night Shift, THE CANOPY GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 City Berlin, JABLONSKI STRASSE STUDIO, Berlin 2004 An African in Ireland, ENNISKERRY GALLERY, Dublin 2004 Celebrating 10 Years of Democracy, EVERARD READ GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 Town/Country, CAROL LEE FINE ART, Johannesburg 2001 Up and Coming, SOAN STUDIO, London 2001 South African Landscape, UNISA ART GALLERY, Pretoria COLLECTIONS Absa Bank;
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Original:  Johannesburg 2008 South Africa Abroad, HODNETT FINE ART STUDIO GALLERY, Vancouver 2008 Night Shift, THE CANOPY GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 City Berlin, JABLONSKI STRASSE STUDIO, Berlin 2004 An African in Ireland, ENNISKERRY GALLERY, Dublin 2004 Celebrating 10 Years of Democracy, EVERARD READ GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 Town/Country, CAROL LEE FINE ART, Johannesburg   2001 Up and Coming, SOAN STUDIO, London 2001 South African Landscape, UNISA ART GALLERY, Pretoria    COLLECTIONS Absa Bank;
Revised:  Johannesburg 2008 South Africa Abroad, HODNETT FINE ART STUDIO GALLERY, Vancouver 2008 Night Shift, THE CANOPY GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 City Berlin, JABLONSKI STRASSE STUDIO, Berlin An African in Ireland, ENNISKERRY GALLERY, Dublin 2004 Celebrating 10 Years of Democracy, EVERARD READ GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 Town/Country, CAROL LEE FINE ART, Johannesburg 2001 Up and Coming, SOAN STUDIO, London 2001 South African Landscape, UNISA ART GALLERY, Pretoria COLLECTIONS Absa Bank;
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Original:  Johannesburg 2008 South Africa Abroad, HODNETT FINE ART STUDIO GALLERY, Vancouver 2008 Night Shift, THE CANOPY GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 City Berlin, JABLONSKI STRASSE STUDIO, Berlin 2004 An African in Ireland, ENNISKERRY GALLERY, Dublin 2004 Celebrating 10 Years of Democracy, EVERARD READ GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 Town/Country, CAROL LEE FINE ART, Johannesburg   2001 Up and Coming, SOAN STUDIO, London 2001 South African Landscape, UNISA ART GALLERY, Pretoria    COLLECTIONS Absa Bank;
Revised:  Johannesburg 2008 South Africa Abroad, HODNETT FINE ART STUDIO GALLERY, Vancouver 2008 Night Shift, THE CANOPY GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 City Berlin, JABLONSKI STRASSE STUDIO, Berlin 2004 An African in Ireland, ENNISKERRY GALLERY, Dublin Celebrating 10 Years of Democracy, EVERARD READ GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 Town/Country, CAROL LEE FINE ART, Johannesburg 2001 Up and Coming, SOAN STUDIO, London 2001 South African Landscape, UNISA ART GALLERY, Pretoria COLLECTIONS Absa Bank;
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Original:  Johannesburg 2008 South Africa Abroad, HODNETT FINE ART STUDIO GALLERY, Vancouver 2008 Night Shift, THE CANOPY GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 City Berlin, JABLONSKI STRASSE STUDIO, Berlin 2004 An African in Ireland, ENNISKERRY GALLERY, Dublin 2004 Celebrating 10 Years of Democracy, EVERARD READ GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 Town/Country, CAROL LEE FINE ART, Johannesburg   2001 Up and Coming, SOAN STUDIO, London 2001 South African Landscape, UNISA ART GALLERY, Pretoria    COLLECTIONS Absa Bank;
Revised:  Johannesburg 2008 South Africa Abroad, HODNETT FINE ART STUDIO GALLERY, Vancouver 2008 Night Shift, THE CANOPY GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 City Berlin, JABLONSKI STRASSE STUDIO, Berlin 2004 An African in Ireland, ENNISKERRY GALLERY, Dublin 2004 Celebrating 10 Years of Democracy, EVERARD READ GALLERY, Johannesburg Town/Country, CAROL LEE FINE ART, Johannesburg 2001 Up and Coming, SOAN STUDIO, London 2001 South African Landscape, UNISA ART GALLERY, Pretoria COLLECTIONS Absa Bank;
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Original:  Johannesburg 2008 South Africa Abroad, HODNETT FINE ART STUDIO GALLERY, Vancouver 2008 Night Shift, THE CANOPY GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 City Berlin, JABLONSKI STRASSE STUDIO, Berlin 2004 An African in Ireland, ENNISKERRY GALLERY, Dublin 2004 Celebrating 10 Years of Democracy, EVERARD READ GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 Town/Country, CAROL LEE FINE ART, Johannesburg   2001 Up and Coming, SOAN STUDIO, London 2001 South African Landscape, UNISA ART GALLERY, Pretoria    COLLECTIONS Absa Bank;
Revised:  Johannesburg 2008 South Africa Abroad, HODNETT FINE ART STUDIO GALLERY, Vancouver 2008 Night Shift, THE CANOPY GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 City Berlin, JABLONSKI STRASSE STUDIO, Berlin 2004 An African in Ireland, ENNISKERRY GALLERY, Dublin 2004 Celebrating 10 Years of Democracy, EVERARD READ GALLERY, Johannesburg 2004 Town/Country, CAROL LEE FINE ART, Johannesburg 2001 Up and Coming, SOAN STUDIO, London South African Landscape, UNISA ART GALLERY, Pretoria COLLECTIONS Absa Bank;
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Original:  Novocol  Larkin, Naomi.
Revised:  Novocol . Larkin, Naomi.
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Original:  Excerpt: "Best all-time purchase: A painting by Hermann Niebuhr   ."
Revised:  Excerpt: "Best all-time purchase: A painting by Hermann Niebuhr ." ."
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Original:  She attended a Catholic co-educational school John XXIII College in Claremont for a year and then went to St Hilda's Anglican School for Girls from 1995 until her graduation in 2002.
Revised:  She attended a Catholic co-educational school John XXIII College in Claremont for a year .
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Original:  "Jessica Marais steps into Carlotta's big shoes" from News.com.au (9 May 2013) Its worldwide premiere was on 19 June 2014.
Revised:  Its worldwide premiere was on 19 June 2014.
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Original:  Not much is known about what other areas must be damaged in order to produce Broca's aphasia, but some maintain damage to the inferior preorlandic motor strip (the motor cortex region responsible glossopharyngeal muscle control) is also necessary.
Revised:  Not much is known about what other areas must be damaged in order to produce Broca's aphasia, but some maintain damage to the inferior pre-Rolandic motor strip (the motor cortex region responsible glossopharyngeal muscle control) is also necessary.
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Original:  Subjects tend to use circumulations , in which they speak around the word they can not find, to make up for their loss.
Revised:  Subjects tend to use circumlocutions , in which they speak around the word they can not find, to make up for their loss.
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Original:  Pisidia frequently changed hands between the Byzantine Empire and the Turks until 1176, when Sultan Kılıçarslan defeated Manuel Komnenos in the Battle of Myriocephalon (thousand heads) , which ended Byzantine rule and cemented Turkish rule of the area .
Revised:  Pisidia frequently changed hands between the Byzantine Empire and the Turks . In 1176, when Sultan Kılıçarslan defeated Manuel Komnenos in the Battle of Myriocephalon (thousand heads) , which ended Byzantine rule and cemented Turkish rule of the area .
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Original:  Pisidia frequently changed hands between the Byzantine Empire and the Turks until 1176, when Sultan Kılıçarslan defeated Manuel Komnenos in the Battle of Myriocephalon (thousand heads) , which ended Byzantine rule and cemented Turkish rule of the area .
Revised:  Pisidia frequently changed hands between the Byzantine Empire and the Turks until 1176, Sultan Kılıçarslan defeated Manuel Komnenos in the Battle of Myriocephalon (thousand heads) , which ended Byzantine rule and cemented Turkish rule of the area .
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Original:  Pisidia frequently changed hands between the Byzantine Empire and the Turks until 1176, when Sultan Kılıçarslan defeated Manuel Komnenos in the Battle of Myriocephalon (thousand heads) , which ended Byzantine rule and cemented Turkish rule of the area .
Revised:  Pisidia frequently changed hands between the Byzantine Empire and the Turks until 1176, when Sultan Kılıçarslan defeated Manuel Komnenos in the Battle of Myriocephalon (thousand heads) .
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Original:  Pisidia was mostly a wild, mountainous region, and one of the most difficult for outside powers to rule.
Revised:  Pamphylia early received colonies from Greece and other lands, and from this cause, combined with the greater fertility of their territory, became more civilized than its neighbor in the interior. Pisidia remained a wild, mountainous region, and one of the most difficult for outside powers to rule.
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Original:  F. Funke and U.-D. Reips (2012) "Why semantic differentials in Web-based research should be made from visual analogue scales and not from 5-point scales."
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Original:   Recent advances in methodologies for Internet-based researchU.
Revised:  Uses Recent advances in methodologies for Internet-based researchU.
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Original:  American Journal of Audiology , December 2012, Vol. 21, 215-225. doi:10.1044/1059-0889(2012/12-0010)
Revised:  American Journal of Audiology . Vol. 21, 215-225. doi:10.1044/1059-0889(2012/12-0010)
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Original:   Comparison to other scales  This continuous (or "analogue") aspect of the scale differentiates it from discrete scales such as the Likert scale.
Revised:  |== Comparison to other scales This continuous (or "analogue") aspect of the scale differentiates it from discrete scales such as the Likert scale.
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Original:   Comparison to other scales  This continuous (or "analogue") aspect of the scale differentiates it from discrete scales such as the Likert scale.
Revised:  Comparison to other scales == This continuous (or "analogue") aspect of the scale differentiates it from discrete scales such as the Likert scale.
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Original:  2002-10-25  .
Revised:  2002-10-25 ., however it's more likely that the decals used are of the type held by surface tension against smooth surfaces like glass windows .
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Original:  Static cling is the tendency for light objects to stick (cling) to other objects owing to static electricity.
Revised: An example of static cling Static cling is the tendency for light objects to stick (cling) to other objects owing to static electricity.
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Original:  See also Electrostatics URL
Revised:  See also Electrostatics 
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Original: Cause and prevention In clothing, static cling occurs from static electricity , which is usually due to rubbing as in a clothes dryer (the triboelectric effect) .
Revised: Cause and prevention In clothing, static cling occurs from static electricity . An electrostatic charge builds up on clothes due to the triboelectric effect when pieces of fabric rub against each other, as happens particularly in a clothes dryer (the triboelectric effect) .
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Original:  Static cling is the tendency for light objects to stick (cling) to other objects owing to static electricity.
Revised: File:Cat_demonstrating_static_cling_with_styrofoam_peanuts.jpg|An example of static cling; styrofoam peanuts clinging to a cat's fur, due to the charge of static electricity that builds up on the fur due to the cat's motions. Static cling is the tendency for light objects to stick (cling) to other objects owing to static electricity.
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Original:  Systems neuroscience works to fill gaps in knowledge that can largely be accomplished with data sharing, to create understanding of systems, currently being applied to simulation neuroscience-computer modeling of the brain that integrates functional groups together .
Revised:  Integrative neuroscience works to fill gaps in knowledge that can largely be accomplished with data sharing, to create understanding of systems, currently being applied to simulation neuroscience-computer modeling of the brain that integrates functional groups together .
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Original:  Systems neuroscience works to fill gaps in knowledge that can largely be accomplished with data sharing, to create understanding of systems, currently being applied to simulation neuroscience-computer modeling of the brain that integrates functional groups together .
Revised:  Systems neuroscience works to fill gaps in knowledge that can largely be accomplished with data sharing, to create understanding of systems, currently being applied to simulation neuroscience: Computer Modeling of the brain that integrates functional groups together .
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