wanyu/IteraTeR_v2 huggingface dataset:
Original:  There are two big rivers joining together in Lolenge near Tangi Azhdahaar.
Revised:  There are two big rivers joining in Lolenge near Tangi Azhdahaar.
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Original:  As exercise intensities increase, the muscles increase the amount of oxygen they extract from the blood and this therefore results in further increases in a-vO2 diff.
Revised:  As exercise intensities increase, the muscles increase the amount of oxygen they extract from the blood and this therefor results in further increases in a-vO2 diff.
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Original:  As exercise intensities increase, the muscles increase the amount of oxygen they extract from the blood and this therefor results in further increases in a-vO2 diff.
Revised:  As exercise intensities increase, the muscles increase the amount of oxygen they extract from the blood and this therefore results in further increases in a-vO2 diff.
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Original: The arteriovenous oxygen difference, or a-vO2 diff, is the difference in the oxygen content of the blood between the arterial blood and the venous blood.
Revised: The arterio oxygen difference, or a-vO2 diff, is the difference in the oxygen content of the blood between the arterial blood and the venous blood.
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Original: Abkhazian women or Abkhaz women , particularly those of older age, are traditionally portrayed as peacemakers, decision makers, and mediators in times of combat and conflict.
Revised: Abkhazian women , particularly those of older age, are traditionally portrayed as peacemakers, decision makers, and mediators in times of combat and conflict.
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Original:  The Women in Abkhazia only have a marginal in number within the showground of Abkhazian politics.
Revised:  The women in Abkhazia only have a marginal in number within the showground of Abkhazian politics.
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Original:  It uses the traditional Manchu staple foods of millet, broomcorn millet, soybean, peas, corn and broomcorn.
Revised:  It uses the traditional Manchu staple foods of millet, soybean, peas, corn and broomcorn.
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Original:  North–South Northern Hemisphere, the half that lies north of the Equator Southern Hemisphere, the half that lies south of the Equator East–West Eastern Hemisphere, the half that lies east of the prime meridian and west of the 180th meridian Western Hemisphere, the half that lies west of the prime meridian and east of the 180th meridian The East–West division can also be seen in a cultural sense, as a division into two cultural hemispheres.
Revised:  North-South Northern Hemisphere, the half that lies north of the Equator Southern Hemisphere, the half that lies south of the Equator East–West Eastern Hemisphere, the half that lies east of the prime meridian and west of the 180th meridian Western Hemisphere, the half that lies west of the prime meridian and east of the 180th meridian The East–West division can also be seen in a cultural sense, as a division into two cultural hemispheres.
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Original:  North–South Northern Hemisphere, the half that lies north of the Equator Southern Hemisphere, the half that lies south of the Equator East–West Eastern Hemisphere, the half that lies east of the prime meridian and west of the 180th meridian Western Hemisphere, the half that lies west of the prime meridian and east of the 180th meridian The East–West division can also be seen in a cultural sense, as a division into two cultural hemispheres.
Revised:  North–South Northern Hemisphere, the half that lies north of the Equator Southern Hemisphere, the half that lies south of the Equator East-West Eastern Hemisphere, the half that lies east of the prime meridian and west of the 180th meridian Western Hemisphere, the half that lies west of the prime meridian and east of the 180th meridian The East–West division can also be seen in a cultural sense, as a division into two cultural hemispheres.
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Original:  North–South Northern Hemisphere, the half that lies north of the Equator Southern Hemisphere, the half that lies south of the Equator East–West Eastern Hemisphere, the half that lies east of the prime meridian and west of the 180th meridian Western Hemisphere, the half that lies west of the prime meridian and east of the 180th meridian The East–West division can also be seen in a cultural sense, as a division into two cultural hemispheres.
Revised:  North–South Northern Hemisphere, the half that lies north of the Equator Southern Hemisphere, the half that lies south of the Equator East–West Eastern Hemisphere, the half that lies east of the prime meridian and west of the 180th meridian Western Hemisphere, the half that lies west of the prime meridian and east of the 180th meridian The East-West division can also be seen in a cultural sense, as a division into two cultural hemispheres.
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Original: File:Primemeridian.jpg|300px|The division of Earth by the Equator and  prime meridian]]
Revised: File:Primemeridian.jpg|300px|The division of Earth by the Equator and the prime meridian]]
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Original:  Land–Water Land Hemisphere, the hemisphere on Earth containing the largest possible area of land Water Hemisphere, the hemisphere on Earth containing the largest  area of water
Revised:  Land–Water Land Hemisphere, the hemisphere on Earth containing the largest possible area of land Water Hemisphere, the hemisphere on Earth containing the largest possible area of water
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Original:  the Mughalsarai Junction railway station's yard extension, 1915 – Gaya – Katras doubling, 1916 – Gaya Junction railway station yard extension, 1922 – the Dhanbad Junction railway station yard extension, 1924 – Calcutta, 1925 – Dehri on Sone bridge, 1927– doubling of the  Bridge over Son River near Arrah, 1927 – Old Naini Bridge over re-girding (in 1911 he had done doubling of same bridge), 1926–32 – Bally Bridge, 1932 Dankuni to Dum Dum for Calcutta Chord Railway
Revised:  the Mughalsarai Junction railway station's yard extension, 1915 – Gaya – Katras doubling, 1916 – Gaya Junction railway station yard extension, 1922 – the Dhanbad Junction railway station yard extension, 1924 – Calcutta, 1925 – Dehri on Sone bridge, 1927– doubling of the Upper Sone Bridge over Son River near Arrah, 1927 – Old Naini Bridge over re-girding (in 1911 he had done doubling of same bridge), 1926–32 – Bally Bridge, 1932 Dankuni to Dum Dum for Calcutta Chord Railway
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Original:  the Mughalsarai Junction railway station's yard extension, 1915 –
Revised:  the Mughalsarai railway yard extension, 1915 –
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Original:  Gaya Junction railway station yard extension, 1922 –
Revised:  Gaya yard extension, 1922 –
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Original:  the Dhanbad Junction railway station yard extension, 1924 –
Revised:  the Dhanbad railway yard extension, 1924 –
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Original:  Calcutta,  1925 – Dehri on Sone bridge, 1927– doubling of the Upper Sone Bridge over Son River near Arrah, 1927 – Old Naini Bridge over re-girding (in 1911 he had done doubling of same bridge), 1926–32 – Bally Bridge, 1932 Dankuni to Dum Dum for Calcutta Chord Railway In 1932 upon completion of Bally Bridge, Jagmal Raja was recommended by Viceroy of India to King of Nepal, who needed a contractor of repute to do renovation and rehabilitation of his royal palaces & temples.
Revised:  Calcutta, 1925 – Dehri on Sone bridge, 1927– doubling of the Bridge over Son River near Arrah, 1927 – Old Naini Bridge over re-girding (in 1911 he had done doubling of same bridge), 1926–32 – Bally Bridge, 1932 Dankuni to Dum Dum for Calcutta Chord Railway In 1932 upon completion of Bally Bridge, Jagmal Raja was recommended by Viceroy of India to King of Nepal, who needed a contractor of repute to do renovation and rehabilitation of his royal palaces & temples.
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Original:  ""Kutch Darpan- August 2009 issue-Gujarati Magazine published from Vadodara - (article on Jagmal Raja Chauhan) He owned Silica mines at Bargad in Shankargarh, the produce of which was largely used by the glass factories owned by him.
Revised:  Kutch Darpan (Gujarati Magazine published from Vadodara - (article on Jagmal Raja Chauhan) He owned Silica mines at Bargad in Shankargarh, the produce of which was largely used by the glass factories owned by him.
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Original:  ""Kutch Darpan- August 2009 issue-Gujarati Magazine published from Vadodara - (article on Jagmal Raja Chauhan) He owned Silica mines at Bargad in Shankargarh, the produce of which was largely used by the glass factories owned by him.
Revised:  ""Kutch Darpan- August 2009 issue-Gujarati Magazine published from Vadodara - (article on Jagmal Raja Chauhan) He owned Silica mines at Bargad in Shankargarh, the produce of which was used by the glass factories owned by him.
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Original: Indian businesspeople in the pharmaceutical industry Category:Indian businesspeople in mining Category:Indian businesspeople in coal Category:Indian industrialists Category:Indian businesspeople in shipping Category:Businesspeople in construction Category:Gujarati people Category:Businesspeople in the glass industry Category:Businesspeople from Gujarat Category:Businesspeople in insurance Category:Engineers from Maharashtra Category:Engineers from Gujarat Category:20th-century  philanthropis
Revised: Indian businesspeople in the pharmaceutical industry Category:Indian businesspeople in mining Category:Indian businesspeople in coal Category:Indian industrialists Category:Indian businesspeople in shipping Category:Businesspeople in construction Category:Gujarati people Category:Businesspeople in the glass industry Category:Businesspeople from Gujarat Category:Businesspeople in insurance Category:Engineers from Maharashtra Category:Engineers from Gujarat Category:20th-century Indian philanthropis
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Original:  Pleasure Man is a 1928 drama/murder mystery play by Mae West.
Revised: The Pleasure Man is a 1928 drama/murder mystery play by Mae West.
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Original: The Pleasure Man is a 1928 drama/murder mystery play by Mae West.
Revised:  Pleasure Man is a 1928 drama/murder mystery play by Mae West.
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Original:  Production history The Pleasure Man began as a rework of West’s short-lived play The Drag.
Revised:  Production history Pleasure Man began as a rework of West’s short-lived play The Drag.
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Original:  West made the protagonist of The Pleasure Man to be heterosexual rather than homosexual, and refined the comedy and plot progression.
Revised:  West made the protagonist of Pleasure Man to be heterosexual rather than homosexual, and refined the comedy and plot progression.
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Original:  The Pleasure Man was put on trial 2 years after the premiere, charging the company for "sex, degeneracy, and sex perversion".
Revised:  Pleasure Man was put on trial 2 years after the premiere, charging the company for "sex, degeneracy, and sex perversion".
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Original: Pleasure Man was put on trial 2 years after the premiere, charging the company for "sex, degeneracy, and sex perversion".
Revised: Pleasure Man was put on trial two years after the premiere, charging the company for "sex, degeneracy, and sex perversion".
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Original:  West never appeared in court and was fined $60,000
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Original:  1RM can either be calculated directly using maximal testing or indirectly using submaximal estimation.
Revised: The 1RM can either be calculated directly using maximal testing or indirectly using submaximal estimation.
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Original:  Category:Nahua people Sourc
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Original:  He was a father of the first ruler of Tenochtitlan, Acamapichtli  and grandfather of Kings Huitzilihuitl and Itzcoatl.
Revised:  He was a father of the first ruler of Tenochtitlan, Acamapichtli , and grandfather of Kings Huitzilihuitl and Itzcoatl.
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Original: Opochtli Iztahuatzin ( modern Nahuatl pronunciation ) was a husband of Princess Atotoztli I, daughter of the King Coxcoxtli of Culhuacan.
Revised: Opochtli Iztahuatzin ( ) was a husband of Princess Atotoztli I, daughter of the King Coxcoxtli of Culhuacan.
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Original: Schramka passed away July 8, 2019.
Revised: Schramka died on July 8, 2019.
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Original:  He served in the 4th Infantry division during the Korean War from October 1950 to October 1952.
Revised:  He served in the 4th Infantry Division during the Korean War from October 1950 to October 1952.
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Original: Funeral director Paul Schramka was a 'big leaguer' who encountered the top names in baseball Category:Sportspeople from Milwaukee Category:Baseball players from Wisconsin Category:Chicago Cubs players Category:Major League Baseball left fielders Category:University of Notre Dame alumni Category:Notre Dame Fighting Irish baseball players Category: University of San Francisco alumni Category:1928 births Category:2019 deat
Revised: Funeral director Paul Schramka was a 'big leaguer' who encountered the top names in baseball Category:Sportspeople from Milwaukee Category:Baseball players from Wisconsin Category:Chicago Cubs players Category:Major League Baseball left fielders Category:University of Notre Dame alumni Category:Notre Dame Fighting Irish baseball players Category: San Francisco Dons baseball players Category:1928 births Category:2019 deat
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Original:  His parents were funeral directors, as was his grandfather, an immigrant to Polish-German descent.
Revised:  His parents were funeral directors, as was his grandfather, an immigrant of Polish-German descent.
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Original: Paul Edward Schramka (March 22, 1928 – July 8, 2019) was an American  Major League Baseball left fielder . Schramka signed as a free agent in 1949 with the Chicago Cubs and played with the team at the Major League level in 1953 before playing minor league ball in the Cubs' system.
Revised: Paul Edward Schramka (March 22, 1928 – July 8, 2019) was an American Major League Baseball . Schramka signed as a free agent in 1949 with the Chicago Cubs and played with the team at the Major League level in 1953 before playing minor league ball in the Cubs' system.
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Original:  Funeral director Paul Schramka was a 'big leaguer' who encountered the top names in baseball
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Original: History Sister Mary Joseph Dempsey (born Julia Dempsey) was a Catholic Christian nun and surgical assistant of William J. Mayo at St.
Revised: History Sister Mary Joseph Dempsey (born Julia Dempsey) was a Catholic nun and surgical assistant of William J. Mayo at St.
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Original: In medicine,  the Sister Mary Joseph nodule or more commonly node, also called Sister Mary Joseph sign, refers to a palpable nodule bulging into the umbilicus as a result of metastasis of a malignant cancer in the pelvis or abdomen.
Revised: In medicine, . the Sister Mary Joseph nodule or more commonly node, also called Sister Mary Joseph sign, refers to a palpable nodule bulging into the umbilicus as a result of metastasis of a malignant cancer in the pelvis or abdomen.
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Original: In medicine, . the Sister Mary Joseph nodule or more commonly node, also called Sister Mary Joseph sign, refers to a palpable nodule bulging into the umbilicus as a result of metastasis of a malignant cancer in the pelvis or abdomen.
Revised: In medicine, the Sister Mary Joseph nodule or more commonly node, also called Sister Mary Joseph sign, refers to a palpable nodule bulging into the umbilicus as a result of metastasis of a malignant cancer in the pelvis or abdomen.
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Original:  Wall Street Journal July 17, 2014 In 1975, Johnny returned to Bogalusa, Louisiana, to produce an album for Thunderhead, a Southern rock band which included Pat Rush and Bobby "T" Torello, who would later play with Winter.
Revised:  In 1975, Johnny returned to Bogalusa, Louisiana, to produce an album for Thunderhead, a Southern rock band which included Pat Rush and Bobby "T" Torello, who would later play with Winter.
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Original:  Horizon Music Group A second live Winter album, Captured Live!, was released in 1976 and features an extended performance of "Highway 61 Revisited".
Revised:  A second live Winter album, Captured Live!, was released in 1976 and features an extended performance of "Highway 61 Revisited".
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Original: John Dawson "Johnny" Winter III (February 23, 1944 – July 16, 2014) was an American singer and guitarist.
Revised: John Dawson Winter III (February 23, 1944 – July 16, 2014) was an American singer and guitarist.
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Original:  He also produced three Grammy Award-winning albums for blues singer and guitarist Muddy Waters.
Revised:  He also produced three Grammy Award–winning albums for blues singer and guitarist Muddy Waters.
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Original:  (Point Blank 1992) I'm a Bluesman (Virgin 2004) Roots (Megaforce 2011) Step Back (Megaforce 2014)  Live albums Live Johnny Winter And (Columbia 1971) Captured Live! (Blue Sky 1976) Together (Blue Sky 1976) –
Revised:  (Point Blank 1992) I'm a Bluesman (Virgin 2004) Roots (Megaforce 2011) Step Back (Megaforce 2014) Live albums Live albums Live Johnny Winter And (Columbia 1971) Captured Live! (Blue Sky 1976) Together (Blue Sky 1976) –
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Original:  (Point Blank 1992) I'm a Bluesman (Virgin 2004) Roots (Megaforce 2011) Step Back (Megaforce 2014)  Live albums Live Johnny Winter And (Columbia 1971) Captured Live! (Blue Sky 1976) Together (Blue Sky 1976) –
Revised:  (Point Blank 1992) I'm a Bluesman (Virgin 2004) Roots (Megaforce 2011) Step Back (Megaforce 2014) Live Johnny Winter And (Columbia 1971) Captured Live! (Blue Sky 1976) Together (Blue Sky 1976) –
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Original: American rock guitarists Category:Blues rock musicians Category:  Disease-related deaths in Switzerland Category:Electric blues musicians Category:Grammy Award winners Category:Guitarists from Texas Category:Lead guitarists Category:People from Beaumont, Texas Category:People with albinism Category:  Slide guitarists Category:Songwriters from Texas Category:Texas blues musicians Category:Relix Records artists Category:Columbia Records artists Category:Alligator Records artis
Revised: American rock guitarists Category:Blues rock musicians Category: Columbia Records artists Category: Disease-related deaths in Switzerland Category:Electric blues musicians Category:Grammy Award winners Category:Guitarists from Texas Category:Lead guitarists Category:People from Beaumont, Texas Category:People with albinism Category: Slide guitarists Category:Songwriters from Texas Category:Texas blues musicians Category:Relix Records artists Category:Columbia Records artists Category:Alligator Records artis
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Original: American rock guitarists Category:Blues rock musicians Category:  Disease-related deaths in Switzerland Category:Electric blues musicians Category:Grammy Award winners Category:Guitarists from Texas Category:Lead guitarists Category:People from Beaumont, Texas Category:People with albinism Category:  Slide guitarists Category:Songwriters from Texas Category:Texas blues musicians Category:Relix Records artists Category:Columbia Records artists Category:Alligator Records artis
Revised: American rock guitarists Category:Blues rock musicians Category: Disease-related deaths in Switzerland Category:Electric blues musicians Category:Grammy Award winners Category:Guitarists from Texas Category:Lead guitarists Category:People from Beaumont, Texas Category:People with albinism Category: Relix Records artists Category: Slide guitarists Category:Songwriters from Texas Category:Texas blues musicians Category:Relix Records artists Category:Columbia Records artists Category:Alligator Records artis
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Original: American rock guitarists Category:Blues rock musicians Category:  Disease-related deaths in Switzerland Category:Electric blues musicians Category:Grammy Award winners Category:Guitarists from Texas Category:Lead guitarists Category:People from Beaumont, Texas Category:People with albinism Category:  Slide guitarists Category:Songwriters from Texas Category:Texas blues musicians Category:Relix Records artists Category:Columbia Records artists Category:Alligator Records artis
Revised: American rock guitarists Category:Blues rock musicians Category: Disease-related deaths in Switzerland Category:Electric blues musicians Category:Grammy Award winners Category:Guitarists from Texas Category:Lead guitarists Category:People from Beaumont, Texas Category:People with albinism Category: Slide guitarists Category:Songwriters from Texas Category:Texas blues musicia
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Original: Saifuddin Firuz Shah (reigned: 1487–1489) was the second ruler of the Habshi dynasty of Bengal.
Revised: Saifuddin Firuz Shah (reigned: 1487–1489) was the second ruler of Habshi dynasty of Bengal.
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Original: Saifuddin Firuz Shah (reigned: 1487–1489) was the second ruler of  Habshi dynasty of Bengal.
Revised: Saifuddin Firuz Shah (reigned: 1487–1489) was the second ruler of the Habshi dynasty of Bengal.
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Original: Khora Ramji Mines capsized in 1930Jharia Coalfields: Khora Ramji, Narayan Chowra, etcAmbalal KhoraCoking Coal Nationalisation Act of 1972 – Naming many collieries of Jharia : Khora Ramji, Gangji Dossa, Khimjee Dossa, Debram Ramji, Diamond Coal, Dhanji Devji, Chowra Construction owner of North Kujama, etc Economic geography of India, 1970 pp 291 The coal mines at that time were run by his sons Karamshi Khora, Ambalal Khora and others.
Revised: Khora Ramji Mines capsized in 1930Jharia Coalfields: Khora Ramji, Narayan Chowra, etcAmbalal Khora Economic geography of India, 1970 pp 291 The coal mines at that time were run by his sons Karamshi Khora, Ambalal Khora and others.
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Original: Some of the works done by Khora Ramji Chawda of Sinugra are : 1880 : Hubli Loco Shed & other Works, 100 Miles work in North Western Railway, 20 Miles Work in Southern Maratta Railway, 177 miles in 1882–84 Hotgi to Gadag with his brothers in SMR, 22 Miles Railway in East Bengal Railway, 1888 – 128 miles in Bilaspur to Jharsuguda with fellow Mistris section including Bridge over Champa River in BNR, in 1894 Jharia Branch line of EIR, 1895 : Railway line in East Coast  Railway & Bridge over Ganjam.
Revised: Some of the works done by Khora Ramji Chawda of Sinugra are : 1880 : Hubli Loco Shed & other Works, 100 Miles work in North Western Railway, 20 Miles Work in Southern Maratta Railway, 177 miles in 1882–84 Hotgi to Gadag with his brothers in SMR, 22 Miles Railway in East Bengal Railway, 1888 – 128 miles in Bilaspur to Jharsuguda with fellow Mistris section including Bridge over Champa River in BNR, in 1894 Jharia Branch line of EIR, 1895 : Railway line in East Coast State Railway & Bridge over Ganjam.
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Original:  He also became a Private Banker.
Revised:  By this time since 1895 to 1901 he had already started two collieries in Jharia. A. B. Gale later realised his mistake and offered him contracts in other section. But Khora Ramji declined the offer and diverted all his energy to Coal Mining business, in which he was assisted by his
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