wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  Spanish people of Equatoguinean descent Category:Spanish people of Bubi descent Category:Equatoguinean politicians Category:Podemos (Spanish political party) politicians Category:  Members of the 11th Congress of Deputies (Spain) Category: Spanish activists Category:Spanish women activists Category: Women members of the Congress of Deputies Category:21st-century women politicians Category:University of Alicante alumni Category: Members of the 12th Congress of Deputies (Spai
Revised:  Spanish people of Equatoguinean descent Category:Spanish people of Bubi descent Category:Equatoguinean politicians Category:Podemos (Spanish political party) politicians Category: Members of the 11th Congress of Deputies (Spain) Category: Spanish activists Category:Spanish women activists Category: Spanish people of Bubi descent Category:Spanish people of Equatoguinean descent Category:Spanish women activists Category:University of Alicante alumni Category: Members of the 12th Congress of Deputies (Spai
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Original:  Spanish people of Equatoguinean descent Category:Spanish people of Bubi descent Category:Equatoguinean politicians Category:Podemos (Spanish political party) politicians Category:  Members of the 11th Congress of Deputies (Spain) Category: Spanish activists Category:Spanish women activists Category: Women members of the Congress of Deputies Category:21st-century women politicians Category:University of Alicante alumni Category: Members of the 12th Congress of Deputies (Spai
Revised:  Spanish people of Equatoguinean descent Category:Spanish people of Bubi descent Category:Equatoguinean politicians Category:Podemos (Spanish political party) politicians Category: Members of the 11th Congress of Deputies (Spain) Category: Spanish activists Category:Spanish women activists Category: Women members of the Congress of Deputies Category:21st-century women politicians Category:University of Alicante alumni Category: Women members of the Congress of Deputi
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Original: Podemos’ Rita Bosaho becomes Spain's first female black MP, The Guardian, 21 December 2015 Shehas also developed activist work in the field of human rights, focusing, in particular, on reducing violence against women.
Revised: Podemos’ Rita Bosaho becomes Spain's first female black MP, The Guardian, 21 December 2015 She has also developed activist work in the field of human rights, focusing, in particular, on reducing violence against women.
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Original:  Bosaho moved to Spain at the age of 4, living with military foster families in Cadiz and Cartagena before moving to Alicante.
Revised:  Bosaho moved to Spain at the age of 4, living with military foster families in Cádiz and Cartagena before moving to Alicante.
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Original:  Before being elected to the national parliament, she stood for Podemos in the Valencian regional elections in May 2015.
Revised:  A member of Podemos, Bosaho stood as candidate in the party list vis-à-vis the May 2015 Valencian regional elections in May 2015.
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Original:  Before being elected to the national parliament, she stood for Podemos in the Valencian regional elections in May 2015.
Revised:  Before being elected to the national parliament, she stood for Podemos in the Valencian regional elections , failing to win a seat.
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Original:  In November 2015, she was selected as the lead candidate on the Podemos list for Alicante , a decision which was disputed by opponents in the local branch.
Revised:  In November 2015, she was selected as the lead candidate on the Podemos list for Alicante , a decision which was disputed by opponents within the local branch.
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Original:  After winning a seatin the December 2015 election, she was Spain's first-ever black member of the Congress.
Revised:  As she earned a seat, she became Spain's first-ever black member of the Congress.
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Original: thumbnail Birwadi fort is located in the village of Birwadi in Roha taluka, Raigad district, Maharashtra, India.
Revised:  Birwadi fort is located in the village of Birwadi in Roha taluka, Raigad district, Maharashtra, India.
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Original:  This fort was useful to keep watch on the Revdanda creek and to check the activities of Siddhi.
Revised:  This fort was used to keep watch on the Revdanda creek and to check the activities of Siddhi.
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Original:  Places to see There are four corner bastions and a main gate in good condition.
Revised:  Places to see There are four corner bastions and the main gate in good condition.
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Original:  The view from the summit is pleasing with rice-fields and dense pockets of  jungle around.
Revised:  The view from the summit is pleasing with rice-fields and dense pockets of the jungle around.
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Original:  Gallary thumbnail|fort view from the village Category:Forts in Raigad distri
Revised:  Gallary thumbnail|fort view from the Category:Forts in Raigad distri
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Original:  Gallary thumbnail|fort view from the village Category:Forts in Raigad distri
Revised:  Gallary thumbnail|fort view from the village villag
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Original: Birwadi fortबिरवाडी किल्ला is located in the village of Birwadi in Roha taluka, Raigad district, Maharashtra, India.
Revised: Birwadi fort (Marathi: ) is hill fortress located in the village of Birwadi in Roha taluka, Raigad district, Maharashtra, India.
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Original: A combination of factors—among them the 1967 Six-Day War  ,Robin Wright, Sacred Rage:
Revised: A combination of factors—among them the Six-Day War ,Robin Wright, Sacred Rage:
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Original:  The Fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 brought a global security refocus from the Cold War to a War on Terror.
Revised:  The dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991 brought a global security refocus from the Cold War to a War on Terror.
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Original:  The Fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 brought a global security refocus from the Cold War to a War on Terror.
Revised:  The Fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 brought a global security refocus from the Cold War to the War on Terror.
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Original:  Clashes in western Iraq on 30 December 2013 were preliminary to the Sunni pan-Islamist ISIL uprising.
Revised:  Clashes in western Iraq in 2013 were preliminary to the Sunni pan-Islamist ISIL uprising.
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Original: A combination of factors—among them the  Six-Day War in 1967 ,Robin Wright, Sacred Rage:
Revised: A combination of factors—among them the Six-Day War ,Robin Wright, Sacred Rage:
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Original:  The dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991 brought a global security refocus from the Cold War to the War on Terror in the Middle East.
Revised:  The Fall of the Soviet Union in 1991 brought a global security refocus from the Cold War to the War on Terror in the Middle East.
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Original:  The dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991 brought a global security refocus from the Cold War to the War on Terror in the Middle East.
Revised:  The dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991 brought a global security refocus from the Cold War to a War on Terror in the Middle East.
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Original:  These developments led increased U.S. involvement in Middle East .
Revised:  These developments eventually led to increased U.S. involvement in Middle East .
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Original:  These developments led increased U.S. involvement in Middle East .
Revised:  These developments led increased U.S. involvement in the region .
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Original:  These regimes gained popular support with promises to destroy the state of Israel , defeat the United States and other "western imperialists", and to bring prosperity to the Arab masses.
Revised:  These regimes gained popular support with promises to destroy the state of Israel and other "western imperialists", and to bring prosperity to the Arab masses.
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Original:  When the Six-Day War of 1967 with Israel ended in a decisive loss for the Muslim side , many viewed  defeat as the failure of Arab socialism.
Revised:  When the Six-Day War of 1967 ended with an overwhelming Israeli victory , many viewed defeat as the failure of Arab socialism.
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Original:  When the Six-Day War of 1967 with Israel ended in a decisive loss for the Muslim side , many viewed  defeat as the failure of Arab socialism.
Revised:  When the Six-Day War of 1967 with Israel ended in a decisive loss for the Muslim side , many viewed the defeat as the failure of Arab socialism.
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Original:  New York: Harper Perennial. p. 1096. . The United States, in response, felt obliged to defend its remaining allies, the conservative monarchies of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iran, and the Persian Gulf emirates, whose methods of rule were  almost as unattractive in western eyes as those of the anti-western regimes.
Revised:  New York: Harper Perennial. p. 1096. . The United States, in response, felt obliged to defend its remaining allies, the monarchies of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iran, and the Persian Gulf emirates, whose methods of rule were almost as unattractive in western eyes as those of the anti-western regimes.
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Original:  New York: Harper Perennial. p. 1096. . The United States, in response, felt obliged to defend its remaining allies, the conservative monarchies of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iran, and the Persian Gulf emirates, whose methods of rule were  almost as unattractive in western eyes as those of the anti-western regimes.
Revised:  New York: Harper Perennial. p. 1096. . The United States, in response, felt obliged to defend its remaining allies, the conservative monarchies of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iran, and the Persian Gulf emirates, whose methods of rule were often almost as unattractive in western eyes as those of the anti-western regimes.
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Original:  Iran in particular became a key U.S. ally, until a revolution led by the Shi'a clergy overthrew the monarchy in 1979 and established a theocratic regime that was even more anti-western than the secular regimes in Iraq or Syria.
Revised:  Iran in particular became a key U.S. ally, until a revolution led by the Shi'a clergy overthrew the monarchy in 1979 and established a theocratic state that proved to be far more anti-western than the secular regimes in Iraq or Syria.
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Original:  This forced the United States into a close alliance with Saudi Arabia.
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Original:  The list of Arab-Israeli wars includes a great number of major wars such as 1948 Arab–Israeli War, 1956 Suez War, 1967 Six-Day War, 1970 War of Attrition, 1973 Yom Kippur War, 1982 Lebanon War, as well as a number of lesser conflicts  .
Revised:  The list of Arab-Israeli wars includes a great number of major wars such as 1948 Arab–Israeli War, 1956 Suez War, 1967 Six-Day War, 1967-1970 War of Attrition, 1973 Yom Kippur War, 1982 Lebanon War, as well as a number of lesser conflicts .
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Original:  The Middle East, it turned out, possessed the world's largest easily accessible reserves of crude oil, the most important commodity in the 20th century.
Revised:  The Middle East, it turned out, possessed the world's largest easily untapped reserves of crude oil, the most important commodity in the 20th century.
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Original:  While western oil companies pumped and exported nearly all of it to fuel the rapidly expanding automobile industry among other developments, the kings and emirs of these oil states became immensely rich , allowing them to consolidate their hold on power and giving them a stake in preserving western hegemony over the region.
Revised:  The kings and emirs of these oil states became immensely rich , allowing them to consolidate their hold on power and giving them a stake in preserving western hegemony over the region.
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Original:  Smaller crusader  fiefdoms survived until 1291.
Revised:  Smaller crusader kingdoms and fiefdoms survived until 1291.
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Original: Specimens prepared in a plant press are later glued to archival-quality card stock with their labels, and are filed in a herbarium.
Revised: Specimens prepared in a plant press are later glued to archival-quality card stock top their labels, and are filed in a herbarium.
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Original:  This book discusses mainly about the life she lived as a woman living in two different worlds: between the traditional Kabyle life and language and the colonial power France, its language, and particularly its predominant religion, Christianity. 
Revised:  This book discusses mainly about the life she lived as a woman living in two different worlds: between the traditional Kabyle life and language and the colonial power France, its language, and particularly its predominant religion, Christianity. References
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Original:  She is the mother of writers Jean Amrouche and Taos Amrouche.
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Original:  They had eight children together,  but only two of them would remain living by the time of her death.
Revised:  They had eight children together, but only two of the children would remain living by the time of her death.
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Original:  By origin Aguk Shain was Chechen.
Revised:  He was Chechen.
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Original:  Mentioned in the book Yu Aidaeva "Chechens: Past and Present".
Revised:  He entioned in the book Yu Aidaeva "Chechens: Past and Present".
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Original:  Himself Aguk Shahin captured.
Revised:  However, he himself was then captured.
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Original:  He had intense economic ties with adam and eve. he was belived to accual be their child Khazars as shown by excavations at the outskirts of the village Giachalk (Khazar-Kala).
Revised:  He had intense economic ties with Akkins Khazars as shown by excavations at the outskirts of the village Giachalk (Khazar-Kala).
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Original:  He is also accredited to Switzerland, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and the Holy See.
Revised:  He is also accredited to Switzerland, Austria, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and the Holy URL
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Original:  He is also accredited to Switzerland, Austria , Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and the Holy URL Before being appointed to serve as an Ambassador, Dr. Possi served as a Member of Parliament and the Deputy Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office responsible for Persons with Disability.
Revised:  He is also accredited to Austria, Switzerland , Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and the Holy URL Before being appointed to serve as an Ambassador, Dr. Possi served as a Member of Parliament and the Deputy Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office responsible for Persons with Disability.
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Original:  He holds LL.B. and LL.M. from the University of Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), and a Dr. phil. from the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg (Germany) .
Revised:  He holds LL.B. and LL.M. from the University of Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), and a Dr. phil. from the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg in Germany .
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Original:  He holds LL.B. and LL.M. from the University of Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), and a Dr. phil. from the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nürnberg in Germany.
Revised:  He holds LL.B. and LL.M. from the University of Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), and a Dr. phil. from the University of Erlangen–Nuremberg in Germany.
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Original: Dr. Abdallah Saleh Possi (born 25 August 1979) is the Tanzanian Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany.
Revised: Dr. Abdallah Saleh Possi (born 25 August 1979. He is the Tanzanian Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany.
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Original: Upon their arrival [[Image:Malta - Valletta - Triq ir-Repubblika - Misrah San Gorg - Attorney General 03 ies.jpg|Saint George's Square (Misrah San Gorg) in Valletta, the former slave market]] Like all travellers arriving from the sea, captives spent their quarantine upon the ship or in the island's lazaretto on bay of Marsamxeett.
Revised: Upon their arrival [[Image:Malta - Valletta - Triq ir-Repubblika - Misrah San Gorg - Attorney General 03 ies.jpg|Saint George's Square (Misrah San Gorg) in Valletta, the former slave market]] Like all travellers arriving from the sea, captives spent their quarantine upon the ship or in the island's lazzaretto on bay of Marsamxeett.
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Original:  However, it seems that before 1530, the majority of domestic slaves had been black Africans . , captured by North Africans at the southern border of their territories.
Revised:  However, it seems that before 1530, the majority of domestic slaves had been black Africans , captured by North Africans at the southern border of their territories.
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Original: File: The Asian slave at Nicola Cottoner monument .jpg| Statue of an Ottoman slave on the funerary monument of Nicolas Cotoner in St. John's Co-Cathedral, Valletta, Malta ]] Slave origin  Approximately 80\% of slaves were Muslim or Jewish.
Revised: File: The Asian slave at Nicola Cottoner monument .jpg| Statue of an Ottoman slave on the funerary monument of Nicolas Cotoner in St. John's Co-Cathedral, Valletta, Malta ]] Slave origin File:The Asian slave at Nicola Cottoner monument.jpg|Statue of an Ottoman slave on the funerary monument of Nicolas Cotoner in St. John's Co-Cathedral, Valletta, Malta Approximately 80\% of slaves were Muslim or Jewish.
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Original:  However, women and children could be victims of raids on the shores of the North Africa.
Revised:  However, women and children could be victims of raids on the shores of North Africa.
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Original:  This group also included new, former-Muslim converts (they were not liberated for converting), as well as renegades who had already changed their faith.
Revised:  This group also included new, former Muslim converts (they were not liberated for converting), as well as renegades who had already changed their faith.
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Original:  In the VIII century to the west of the Ural from other groups arose Karayakupovo culture.
Revised:  In the 8th century to the west of the Ural from other groups arose Karayakupovo culture.
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Original: The Kushnarenkovo culture - archaeological culture of the Iron Age in the Southern Ural.
Revised: The Kushnarenkovo culture is an archaeological culture of the Iron Age in the Southern Ural.
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Original:  N. A. Mazhitov thinks that the population of Kushnarenkovo culture these were the ancestors of the ancient Bashkirs.
Revised:  N. A. Mazhitov thinks that the population of Kushnarenkovo culture were the ancestors of the ancient Bashkirs.
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Original:  Veronika Csáky and Dániel Gerber have found significant genetic relationships between  samples taken from a cemetry used in the late Kushnarenkovo used from the end of eighth century to the eleventh century and the conqueror Hungarians .Csáky, V., Gerber, D., Szeifert, B. et al.
Revised:  V. Csáky and Dániel Gerber have found significant genetic relationships between samples taken from a cemetry used in the late Kushnarenkovo used from the end of eighth century to the eleventh century and the conqueror Hungarians .Csáky, V., Gerber, D., Szeifert, B. et al.
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Original:  Veronika Csáky and Dániel Gerber have found significant genetic relationships between  samples taken from a cemetry used in the late Kushnarenkovo used from the end of eighth century to the eleventh century and the conqueror Hungarians .Csáky, V., Gerber, D., Szeifert, B. et al.
Revised:  Veronika Csáky and D. Gerber have found significant genetic relationships between samples taken from a cemetry used in the late Kushnarenkovo used from the end of eighth century to the eleventh century and the conqueror Hungarians .Csáky, V., Gerber, D., Szeifert, B. et al.
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Original:  Veronika Csáky and Dániel Gerber have found significant genetic relationships between  samples taken from a cemetry used in the late Kushnarenkovo used from the end of eighth century to the eleventh century and the conqueror Hungarians .Csáky, V., Gerber, D., Szeifert, B. et al.
Revised:  Veronika Csáky and Dániel Gerber have found significant genetic relationships between conqueror Hungarians and samples taken from a cemetry used in the late Kushnarenkovo used from the end of eighth century to the eleventh century and the conqueror Hungarians .Csáky, V., Gerber, D., Szeifert, B. et al.
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Original:  Veronika Csáky and Dániel Gerber have found significant genetic relationships between  samples taken from a cemetry used in the late Kushnarenkovo used from the end of eighth century to the eleventh century and the conqueror Hungarians .Csáky, V., Gerber, D., Szeifert, B. et al.
Revised:  Veronika Csáky and Dániel Gerber have found significant genetic relationships between samples taken from a late Kushnarenkovo cemetry used from the end of eighth century to the eleventh century and the conqueror Hungarians .Csáky, V., Gerber, D., Szeifert, B. et al.
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Original:  Veronika Csáky and Dániel Gerber have found significant genetic relationships between  samples taken from a cemetry used in the late Kushnarenkovo used from the end of eighth century to the eleventh century and the conqueror Hungarians .Csáky, V., Gerber, D., Szeifert, B. et al.
Revised:  Veronika Csáky and Dániel Gerber have found significant genetic relationships between samples taken from a cemetry used in the late Kushnarenkovo used from the end of eighth century to the eleventh century .Csáky, V., Gerber, D., Szeifert, B. et al.
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Original: Commemoration Beginning by 1981 each year 24 November (start of the project) is commemorated as "Teachers' day" in Turkey .
Revised: Commemoration Beginning by 1981 each year 24 November (start of the project) is commemorated as "Teachers' day" in Turkey 
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Original:  References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:History of Turkey Category:Education in Turkey Category:1928 establishments in Turk
Revised:  %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:History of Turkey Category:Education in Turkey Category:1928 establishments in Turk
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Original:  References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% Category:History of Turkey Category:Education in Turkey Category:1928 establishments in Turk
Revised:  References%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% 
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Original:  There are also Umlaut (linguistics)umlaut versions of O, U and I as well as Ç, Ş and Ğ.
Revised:  There are also umlaut versions of O, U and I as well as Ç, Ş and Ğ.
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Original: Conclusion In the first year the number of schools (actually classrooms) was 20487 and the number of students was 1,075,500. 485,632 men and 111,378 women received certificates.
Revised: Conclusion In the first year the number of schools (actually classrooms) was 20,487 and the number of students was 1,075,500. 485,632 men and 111,378 women received certificates.
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Original: Turkish reform page At the end of the term in 1930s the total number of the graduatas was 1,217,144.
Revised: Turkish reform page At the end of the term in 1930s the total number of the graduates was 1,217,144.
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Original: The alphabet of the Ottoman Empire, just like the many other Islamic countries, was the Arabic alphabet .
Revised: The Ottoman Empire, just like the many other Islamic countries, was the Arabic alphabet .
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Original: The alphabet of the Ottoman Empire, just like the many other Islamic countries, was the Arabic alphabet .
Revised: The alphabet of the Ottoman Empire, like many Islamic countries, was the Arabic alphabet .
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Original: The alphabet of the Ottoman Empire, just like the many other Islamic countries, was the Arabic alphabet .
Revised: The alphabet of the Ottoman Empire, just like the many other Islamic countries, used the Arabic alphabet .
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