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Original:  Barricades were set up after "violent incidents", though only one arrest was made  
Revised:  Barricades were set up after "violent incidents", though only one arrest was made . 
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Original:  Barricades were set up after "violent incidents", though only one arrest was made  
Revised:  Barricades were set up after "violent incidents", though only one arrest was made Related new
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Original:  Tens of thousands of people joined marches in London on Saturday against public sector cuts by the .
Revised:  Hundreds of thousands of people joined marches in London on Saturday against public sector cuts by the .
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Original: The leader, , addressed hundreds of thousands of peaceful marchers from , and attacked the planned spending cuts.
Revised: The leader, , addressed hundreds of thousands of peaceful marchers assembled in , and attacked the planned spending cuts.
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Original:  The violence came to a head last night in . Protesters in earlier this month.
Revised:  The violence came to a head last night in . 
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Original:  Kadic fell roughly 30m down the mountain in , near where she worked.
Revised:  Kadic fell roughly 30 down the mountain in , near where she worked.
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Original:  "The media, the events, the parties - that life made me so unhappy," she said this year in a interview
Revised:  "The media, the events, the parties — that life made me so unhappy," she said this year in a interview
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Original:  Remaining conscious after the fall, she  alerted her family via telephone who in turn contacted emergency services.
Revised:  Remaining conscious after the fall, she had alerted her family via telephone who in turn contacted emergency services.
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Original:  Eda Kadic in 2013.
Revised:  Eda Kadić in 2013.
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Original:  Kadic fell roughly 30 down the mountain in , near where she worked.
Revised:  Kadić fell roughly 30 down the mountain in , near where she worked.
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Original:  Eda Kadić in 2013.
Revised:  Ena Kadić in 2013.
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Original:  Johnston said, "Getting intelligent design into school curricula is the worthiest cause of our time and the key to reversing the country's moral decline   .
Revised:  Johnston said, "Getting intelligent design into school curricula is the worthiest cause of our time and the key to reversing the country's moral decline ." .
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Original: The Flying Spaghetti Monster is typically depicted as a clump of tangled spaghetti with two eyestalks, two meatballs, and "noodly appendages," here in a parody of Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam.
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Original:  Believers in the Flying Spaghetti Monster (FSMism) are lobbying the Kansas School Board to give equal time to teaching the concept of creation by The Flying Spaghetti Monster next to evolution and Intelligent Design.
Revised:  Believers in the Flying Spaghetti Monster mythology (which is lobbying the Kansas School Board to give equal time to teaching the concept of creation by The Flying Spaghetti Monster next to evolution and Intelligent Design.
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Original:  Moreover  the organizations criticize that the standards in its current form distort the definition of science.
Revised:  Moreover , the organizations criticize that the standards in its current form distort the definition of science.
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Original:  Moreover  the organizations criticize that the standards in its current form distort the definition of science.
Revised:  Moreover the organizations criticize that the standards in their current form distort the definition of science.
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Original:  The American Association for the Advancement of Science has expressed their support for the decision to deny Kansas the use of copyrighted material, as "the proposed standards misrepresent both the content and the standing of evolution as a scientific organizing principle".
Revised:  The American Association for the Advancement of Science has expressed its support for the decision to deny Kansas the use of copyrighted material, as "the proposed standards misrepresent both the content and the standing of evolution as a scientific organizing principle".
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Original:  The dispute in Kansas has brought nationwide responses, ranging from a rebuke by the American Association for the Advancement of Science to the creation of internet-sensation Flying Spaghetti Monster mythology (which is lobbying the Kansas School Board to give equal time teaching their creationism theory as well .
Revised:  Believers in the Flying Spaghetti Monster mythology (which is lobbying the Kansas School Board to give equal time teaching their creationism theory as well .
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Original:  The dispute in Kansas has brought nationwide responses, ranging from a rebuke by the American Association for the Advancement of Science to the creation of internet-sensation Flying Spaghetti Monster mythology (which is lobbying the Kansas School Board to give equal time teaching their creationism theory as well .
Revised:  The dispute in Kansas has brought nationwide responses, ranging from a rebuke by the American Association for the Advancement of Science to the creation of internet-sensation Flying Spaghetti Monster (FSMism) are lobbying the Kansas School Board to give equal time teaching their creationism theory as well .
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Original:  A later school board overturned that directive 
Revised:  A later school board overturned that directive .
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Original:  Mr Downer declined to answer these claims when approached by the ABC Radio program The World Today but a department official confired the Government's position that it was not aware of Mr Hicks' torture claims
Revised:  Mr Downer declined to answer these claims when approached by the ABC Radio program The World Today but a department official confirmed the Government's position that it was not aware of Mr Hicks' torture claims
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Original: Mr Downer's claims were contradicted by Hicks' military lawyer, Major Michael Mori when he said that an Australian official was present during the entire interview when Mr Hicks went through the issues of him being assaulted as part of the US investigation in 2004.
Revised: Mr Downer's claims were contradicted by Hicks' military lawyer, Major Michael Mori when he said that an Australian official was present during the entire interview when David Hicks detailed the issues of him being assaulted as part of the US investigation in 2004.
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Original: Mr Downer's claims were contradicted by Hicks' military lawyer, Major Michael Mori when he said that an Australian official was present during the entire interview when David Hicks detailed the issues of him being assaulted as part of the US investigation in 2004.
Revised: Mr Downer's claims were contradicted by Hicks' military lawyer, Major Michael Mori when he said that an Australian official was present during an interview that was part of the US investigation in 2004 and David Hicks had detailed the issues of him being assaulted as part of the US investigation in 2004.
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Original: Mr Downer's claims were contradicted by Hicks' military lawyer, Major Michael Mori when he said that an Australian official was present during the entire interview when David Hicks detailed the issues of him being assaulted as part of the US investigation in 2004.
Revised: Mr Downer's claims were contradicted by Hicks' military lawyer, Major Michael Mori when he said that an Australian official was present during the entire interview when David Hicks detailed the issues of being assaulted during that interview.
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Original: "I'd like to see the evidence for this, and we would ask those who make the claims to present us with the evidence, let us look at the evidence, because obviously we are opposed to rape," he said after the Four Corners current affairs TV program presented some evidence relating to the alleged reasons for the detention of David Hicks at Guantanamo Bay.
Revised: "I'd like to see the evidence for this, and we would ask those who make the claims to present us with the evidence, let us look at the evidence, because obviously we are opposed to rape," he said after the Four Corners current affairs TV program presented an exposé relating to the alleged reasons for the detention of David Hicks at Guantanamo Bay.
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Original: Mr Downer's claims were contradicted by Hicks' military lawyer, Major Michael Mori when he said that an Australian official was present during an interview that was part of the US investigation in 2004 and David Hicks had detailed the issues of being assaulted during that interview.
Revised: Mr Downer's claims were contradicted by Hicks' military lawyer, Major Michael Mori who said that an Australian official was present during an interview that was part of the US investigation in 2004 and David Hicks had detailed the issues of being assaulted during that interview.
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Original:  Mr Downer declined to answer these claims when approached by the ABC Radio program The World Today but a department official confirmed the Government's position that it was not aware of Mr Hicks' torture claims  
Revised:  Mr Downer declined to answer these claims when approached by the ABC Radio program The World Today but a department official confirmed the Government's position that it was not aware of Mr Hicks' torture claims . 
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Original:   Category:Publish
Revised:  phentermine Category:Publish
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Original: “About two billion dollars are being laundered every year in Transdniestria and no one wants to give up this source so easily,” Vladimir Voronin said.
Revised: “About two billion dollars are being laundered every year in Transnistria and no one wants to give up this source so easily,” Vladimir Voronin said.
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Original:  “We consider this depot a political shield that supports the Transdniestrian regime,” the President emphasized.
Revised:  “We consider this depot a political shield that supports the Transnistrian regime,” the President emphasized.
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Original:   According to , the value of MySpace at present may be £50 million (US$80 million, €57 million)  
Revised:  According to , the value of MySpace at present may be £50 million (US$80 million, €57 million) . 
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Original: Myspace's new logo, part of the re-branding of the declining social networking site Social networking website MySpace lost over ten million of its users between January and February 2011, according to .
Revised:  Social networking website MySpace lost over ten million of its users between January and February 2011, according to .
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Original:  MySpace's CEO has claimed that the website is "no longer a social network anymore" and that it is currently a "social entertainment destination"
Revised:  MySpace's has claimed that the website is "no longer a social network anymore" and that it is currently a "social entertainment destination"
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Original:  In the same month, 2.3  individuals were on the site in the United Kingdom.
Revised:  In the same month, 2.3 million individuals were on the site in the United Kingdom.
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Original:  '' This is a current theme in relation to the proposed new Anti-Terrorist Laws.
Revised:  This is a current theme in relation to the proposed new Anti-Terrorist Laws.
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Original:  " If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, " he said "If it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, " he said.
Revised:  If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, " he said "If it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, " he said.
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Original:  " If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, " he said "If it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, " he said.
Revised:  " If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, "If it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, " he said.
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Original:  " If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, " he said "If it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, " he said.
Revised:  " If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, " he said he saidIf it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, " he said.
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Original:  " If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, " he said "If it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, " he said.
Revised:  " If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, " he said "If it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, '' he said.
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Original: <p> On the first of November ASIO and the federal Government of Australia settled out of court with 2 partners whose house had been raided a couple weeks after the 11 September 2001 attacks against the Pentagon and the World Trade Center towers in the USA. <p> ASIO mistakenly raided their house when they had a search warrant for another house.
Revised:  On the first of November ASIO and the federal Government of Australia settled out of court with 2 partners whose house had been raided a couple weeks after the 11 September 2001 attacks against the Pentagon and the World Trade Center towers in the USA. <p> ASIO mistakenly raided their house when they had a search warrant for another house.
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Original: <p> On the first of November ASIO and the federal Government of Australia settled out of court with 2 partners whose house had been raided a couple weeks after the 11 September 2001 attacks against the Pentagon and the World Trade Center towers in the USA. <p> ASIO mistakenly raided their house when they had a search warrant for another house.
Revised: <p> On the first of November ASIO and the federal Government of Australia settled out of court with 2 partners whose house had been raided a couple weeks after the 11 September 2001 attacks against the Pentagon and the World Trade Center towers in the USA. ASIO mistakenly raided their house when they had a search warrant for another house.
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Original:  Although it is unclear what implications it could have for websites like wiki, which are outside australia  
Revised:  Although it is unclear what implications it could have for websites like wiki, which are outside australia . 
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Original: On the first of November ASIO and the federal Government of Australia settled out of court with 2 partners whose house had been raided a couple weeks after the 11 September 2001 attacks against the Pentagon and the World Trade Center towers in the USA.  Just relieved, I can take care of my family now, that's all I wanted .
Revised: On the first of November ASIO and the federal Government of Australia settled out of court with 2 partners whose house had been raided a couple weeks after the 11 September 2001 attacks against the Pentagon and the World Trade Center towers in the USA. " Just relieved, I can take care of my family now, that's all I wanted .
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Original:  Mr Daye Mr Daye's solicitor Stephen Hopper stated,  What this case demonstrates is that ASIO can be held accountable ... the government can be held open to scrutiny,   Control orders can be slapped onto a person before the evidence can be tested in court ... they should have to justify why such orders and restrictions should be put on a free person before they do it.
Revised:  Mr Daye Mr Daye's solicitor Stephen Hopper stated, " What this case demonstrates is that ASIO can be held accountable ... the government can be held open to scrutiny, Control orders can be slapped onto a person before the evidence can be tested in court ... they should have to justify why such orders and restrictions should be put on a free person before they do it.
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Original:  Mr Daye Mr Daye's solicitor Stephen Hopper stated,  What this case demonstrates is that ASIO can be held accountable ... the government can be held open to scrutiny,   Control orders can be slapped onto a person before the evidence can be tested in court ... they should have to justify why such orders and restrictions should be put on a free person before they do it.
Revised:  Mr Daye Mr Daye's solicitor Stephen Hopper stated, What this case demonstrates is that ASIO can be held accountable ... the government can be held open to scrutiny, " he said. Control orders can be slapped onto a person before the evidence can be tested in court ... they should have to justify why such orders and restrictions should be put on a free person before they do it.
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Original:  Mr Daye Mr Daye's solicitor Stephen Hopper stated,  What this case demonstrates is that ASIO can be held accountable ... the government can be held open to scrutiny,   Control orders can be slapped onto a person before the evidence can be tested in court ... they should have to justify why such orders and restrictions should be put on a free person before they do it.
Revised:  Mr Daye Mr Daye's solicitor Stephen Hopper stated, What this case demonstrates is that ASIO can be held accountable ... the government can be held open to scrutiny, " Control orders can be slapped onto a person before the evidence can be tested in court ... they should have to justify why such orders and restrictions should be put on a free person before they do it.
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Original:  '''  The government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable.
Revised:  " The government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable.
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Original:  '''  The government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable.
Revised:  ''' " The government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable.
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Original:    If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, he saidIf  it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, '' he said .
Revised:  " If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, he saidIf it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, '' he said .
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Original:    If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, he saidIf  it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, '' he said .
Revised:  If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, " he said it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, '' he said .
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Original:    If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, he saidIf  it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, '' he said .
Revised:  If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, he saidIf "If it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, '' he said .
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Original:    If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, he saidIf  it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, '' he said .
Revised:  If the new laws were brought in and it was an issue of preventative detention no probably not, no, he saidIf it's an issue of an ASIO warrant, under section 34d of the ASIO Act, no, you wouldn't and the Government's got to be scrutinised for all of its actions and if they make a mistake they should be held accountable, " he added .
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Original:  Although it is unclear what implications it could have for websites like wiki , which are outside australia .
Revised:  It is unclear what implications it could have for websites like wiki , which are outside australia .
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Original:  Although it is unclear what implications it could have for websites like wiki , which are outside australia .
Revised:  Although it is unclear what implications it could have for websites like wiki , which are hosted on servers outside Australia .
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Original: The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, and the Federal government of Australia have settled out of court with a couple whose house had been raided a couple weeks after the 11 September 2001 attacks against the Pentagon and the World Trade Center towers in the USA. ASIO, a domestic counter-intelligence service, mistakenly raided the couples house when they had a search warrant for another house.
Revised:  ASIO, a domestic counter-intelligence service, mistakenly raided the couples house when they had a search warrant for another house.
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