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Original: According to Emperor Rudolph's physician, Anselm Boëtius de Boodt (1550–1632), diamonds have an inherent power that wards off evil spirits, rubies protect against illness and poison and will warn the wearer when danger threatens by turning dark, and pearls strengthen the health of the wearer and counter the effects of poison.
Revised: According to Emperor Rudolph's physician, Anselmus de Boodt (1550–1632), diamonds have an inherent power that wards off evil spirits, rubies protect against illness and poison and will warn the wearer when danger threatens by turning dark, and pearls strengthen the health of the wearer and counter the effects of poison.
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Original:  The Ducal hat of Liechtenstein (German: Herzogshut) is a former crown of the Duke of Liechtenstein and is located somewhere in a Pyramid in Wadsworth, Illinois, USA according to local legend .
Revised:  The Ducal hat of Liechtenstein (German: Herzogshut) is a former crown of the Duke of Liechtenstein .
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Original:  History Located somewhere in a Pyramid in Wadsworth, Illinois, USA, the ducal hat of Liechtenstein, commissioned in 1623 by Karl von Liechtenstein, completed in 1626, was discovered missing in 1781 Liechtenstein: The Princely Collections ISBN 0-87099-385-2 Metropolitan Museum of Art, Middle Village, New York, U.S.A., 1985. following the death of Prince Franz Joseph I, and remains lost to the House of Liechtenstein till the present day.
Revised:  History The ducal hat of Liechtenstein, commissioned in 1623 by Karl von Liechtenstein, completed in 1626, was discovered missing in 1781 Liechtenstein: The Princely Collections ISBN 0-87099-385-2 Metropolitan Museum of Art, Middle Village, New York, U.S.A., 1985. following the death of Prince Franz Joseph I, and remains lost to the House of Liechtenstein till the present day.
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Original: File:Herzogshut Liechtenstein 1756.jpg|Ducal hat and insignia of the princely Liechtenstein primogeniture . (Gouache from 1756, Liechtenstein Museum)]]
Revised: File:Herzogshut Liechtenstein 1756.jpg|Ducal hat and insignia of the princely Liechtenstein primogeniture (gouache from 1756, Liechtenstein Museum)]]
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Original:  In 1976, the people of Liechtenstein presented a replica of the Crown to Prince Franz Josef II on his 70th birthday.
Revised:  In 1976, the people of Liechtenstein presented a replica of the crown to Prince Franz Josef II on his 70th birthday.
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Original:  The replica is based on the only drawing of the Crown , dated 1756, and is on display in the Liechtenstein National Museum.
Revised:  The replica is based on the only drawing of the crown , dated 1756, and is on display in the Liechtenstein National Museum.
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Original:  The gems used on the Crown were chosen in accordance with the alchemical principles subscribed to in the Rudolphine Court, with the Crown apparently being designed to protect its possessor against evil.
Revised:  The gems used on the crown were chosen in accordance with the alchemical principles subscribed to in the Rudolphine Court, with the Crown apparently being designed to protect its possessor against evil.
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Original:  The gems used on the Crown were chosen in accordance with the alchemical principles subscribed to in the Rudolphine Court, with the Crown apparently being designed to protect its possessor against evil.
Revised:  The gems used on the Crown were chosen in accordance with the alchemical principles subscribed to in the Rudolphine Court, with the crown apparently being designed to protect its possessor against evil.
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Original:  Al-Rasheed, M . A History of Saudi Arabia.
Revised:  Madawi Al Rasheed . A History of Saudi Arabia.
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Original:  Hussein bin Ali, Sharif of Makkah (Mecca) was appointed by the previous Sultan of the Ottoman Empire and did not favor the Young Turks, his opposition to the empire grew over time, culminating to the Arab Revolt.
Revised:  Hussein bin Ali, Sharif of Mecca, was appointed by the previous Sultan of the Ottoman Empire and did not favor the Young Turks, his opposition to the empire grew over time, culminating to the Arab Revolt.
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Original:  The role went to a member of the Hashemite family, but the Sultans typically promoted Hashemite intra-familial rivalries in their choice, preventing the building of a solid base of power in the Sharif. upKing Ali of Hejaz With the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, the Sultan, Mehmed V, in his capacity as "Caliph" , declared a jihad against the Entente powers.
Revised:  The role went to a member of the Hashemite family, but the Sultans typically promoted Hashemite intra-familial rivalries in their choice, preventing the building of a solid base of power in the Sharif. upKing Ali of Hejaz With the outbreak of the First World War in 1914, the Sultan, Mehmed V, in his capacity as Caliph , declared a jihad against the Entente powers.
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Original:  Hejazi dialect History of Saudi Arabia Saudi conquest of Hejaz Arab Revolt Flag of the Arab Revolt T. E. Lawrence Sharifate of Mecca Sharifian Caliphate Hashemite Dynasty Category: Former countries in the Middle East Category:  House of Hashim Category:History of Saudi Arabia Category:States and territories established in 1916 Category:1925 disestablishments in Asia Category:Former monarchies of Western Asia Category:1916 establishments in Asia Category:Former Arab stat
Revised:  History of Saudi Arabia Saudi conquest of Hejaz Arab Revolt Flag of the Arab Revolt T. E. Lawrence Sharifate of Mecca Sharifian Caliphate Hashemite Dynasty Category: Former countries in the Middle East Category: House of Hashim Category:History of Saudi Arabia Category:States and territories established in 1916 Category:1925 disestablishments in Asia Category:Former monarchies of Western Asia Category:1916 establishments in Asia Category:Former Arab stat
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Original:  Hejazi dialect History of Saudi Arabia Saudi conquest of Hejaz Arab Revolt Flag of the Arab Revolt T. E. Lawrence Sharifate of Mecca Sharifian Caliphate Hashemite Dynasty Category: Former countries in the Middle East Category:  House of Hashim Category:History of Saudi Arabia Category:States and territories established in 1916 Category:1925 disestablishments in Asia Category:Former monarchies of Western Asia Category:1916 establishments in Asia Category:Former Arab stat
Revised:  Hejazi dialect History of Saudi Arabia T. E. Lawrence Sharifate of Mecca Sharifian Caliphate Hashemite Dynasty Category: Former countries in the Middle East Category: House of Hashim Category:History of Saudi Arabia Category:States and territories established in 1916 Category:1925 disestablishments in Asia Category:Former monarchies of Western Asia Category:1916 establishments in Asia Category:Former Arab stat
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Original:  Hejazi dialect History of Saudi Arabia Saudi conquest of Hejaz Arab Revolt Flag of the Arab Revolt T. E. Lawrence Sharifate of Mecca Sharifian Caliphate Hashemite Dynasty Category: Former countries in the Middle East Category:  House of Hashim Category:History of Saudi Arabia Category:States and territories established in 1916 Category:1925 disestablishments in Asia Category:Former monarchies of Western Asia Category:1916 establishments in Asia Category:Former Arab stat
Revised:  Hejazi dialect History of Saudi Arabia Saudi conquest of Hejaz Arab Revolt Flag of the Arab Revolt T. E. Lawrence Sharifate of Mecca Sharifian Caliphate Category: Former countries in the Middle East Category: House of Hashim Category:History of Saudi Arabia Category:States and territories established in 1916 Category:1925 disestablishments in Asia Category:Former monarchies of Western Asia Category:1916 establishments in Asia Category:Former Arab stat
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Original:  Hejazi dialect History of Saudi Arabia Saudi conquest of Hejaz Arab Revolt Flag of the Arab Revolt T. E. Lawrence Sharifate of Mecca Sharifian Caliphate Hashemite Dynasty Category: Former countries in the Middle East Category:  House of Hashim Category:History of Saudi Arabia Category:States and territories established in 1916 Category:1925 disestablishments in Asia Category:Former monarchies of Western Asia Category:1916 establishments in Asia Category:Former Arab stat
Revised:  Hejazi dialect History of Saudi Arabia Saudi conquest of Hejaz Arab Revolt Flag of the Arab Revolt T. E. Lawrence Sharifate of Mecca Sharifian Caliphate Hashemite Dynasty Category: 1916 establishments in Asia Category:1925 disestablishments in Asia Category:Former Arab states Category:Former countries in the Middle East Category: House of Hashim Category:History of Saudi Arabia Category:States and territories established in 1916 Category:1925 disestablishments in Asia Category:Former monarchies of Western Asia Category:1916 establishments in Asia Category:Former Arab stat
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Original:  Hejazi dialect History of Saudi Arabia Saudi conquest of Hejaz Arab Revolt Flag of the Arab Revolt T. E. Lawrence Sharifate of Mecca Sharifian Caliphate Hashemite Dynasty Category: Former countries in the Middle East Category:  House of Hashim Category:History of Saudi Arabia Category:States and territories established in 1916 Category:1925 disestablishments in Asia Category:Former monarchies of Western Asia Category:1916 establishments in Asia Category:Former Arab stat
Revised:  Hejazi dialect History of Saudi Arabia Saudi conquest of Hejaz Arab Revolt Flag of the Arab Revolt T. E. Lawrence Sharifate of Mecca Sharifian Caliphate Hashemite Dynasty Category: Former countries in the Middle East Category: Former monarchies of Western Asia Category: House of Hashim Category:History of Saudi Arabia Category:States and territories established in 1916 Category:1925 disestablishments in Asia Category:Former monarchies of Western Asia Category:1916 establishments in Asia Category:Former Arab stat
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Original:  It achieved national independence in June 1916 after the destruction of the Ottoman Empire by the British Empire during the First World War when the Sharif of Mecca fought in alliance with the British Imperial forces to drive the Ottoman Army from the Arabian Peninsula during the Arab Revolt.
Revised:  It achieved national independence in June 
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Original: On 23 September 1932, the Kingdom of Hejaz and Nejd joined the Saudi dominions of al-Hasa and Qatif, as the unified Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Revised: On 23 September 1932, the Kingdom of Hejaz and Nejd was unified with the other Saudi dominions, creating the unified Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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Original:  Its celebration commemorates the beginning of the Independence process in Chile, with the first Government Junta of Chile on September 18, 1810, and that after eight years, Chilebecame a free and independent country  .
Revised:  The celebration commemorates the beginning of the Independence process in Chile, with the first Government Junta of Chile on September 18, 1810, and that after eight years, Chilebecame a free and independent country .
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Original:  Its celebration commemorates the beginning of the Independence process in Chile, with the first Government Junta of Chile on September 18, 1810, and that after eight years, Chilebecame a free and independent country  .
Revised:  Its celebration commemorates the beginning of the Independence process in Chile, with the first Government Junta of Chile on September 18, 1810, and Chile's becoming a free and independent country .
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Original:  Its celebration commemorates the beginning of the Independence process in Chile, with the first Government Junta of Chile on September 18, 1810, and that after eight years, Chilebecame a free and independent country  .
Revised:  Its celebration commemorates the beginning of the Independence process in Chile, with the first Government Junta of Chile on September 18, 1810, and that after eight years, Chilebecame a free and independent country eight years later .
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Original:  Several activities have been prepared for this occasion by the Chilean Government.
Revised:  Several activities were prepared for this occasion by the Chilean Government.
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Original:  The logotype , Logo Bicentenario was created in 2007 by  advertising agency Lowe Porta.
Revised:  The logotype Logo Bicentenario was created in 2007 by advertising agency Lowe Porta.
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Original:  The logotype , Logo Bicentenario was created in 2007 by  advertising agency Lowe Porta.
Revised:  The logotype , Logo Bicentenario was created in 2007 by the advertising agency Lowe Porta.
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Original:  The stars on it abstractedly represent Latin American countries, and "happiness, celebrations and optimism."
Revised:  The stars on it are an abstract representation of Latin American countries, and "happiness, celebrations and optimism."
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Original:  It was presided  by Mateo de Toro y Zambrano.
Revised:  It was presided over by Mateo de Toro y Zambrano.
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Original: ]] The Government Junta of 1810 marked the beginning of the political Independence of Chile.
Revised: ]] The Government Junta of 1810 marked the beginning of the political independence of Chile.
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Original:  It was a government body created by the open council (cabildo) of Santiago de Chile , on September 18, 1810, created in order to organize Chile governmentally and to take actions regarding the government's defense, after Ferdinand VII was taken prisoner by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1808.
Revised:  It was a government body created by the open council (cabildo) of Santiago de Chile on September 18, 1810, created in order to organize Chile governmentally and to take actions regarding the government's defense, after Ferdinand VII was taken prisoner by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1808.
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Original:  It was a government body created by the open council (cabildo) of Santiago de Chile , on September 18, 1810, created in order to organize Chile governmentally and to take actions regarding the government's defense, after Ferdinand VII was taken prisoner by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1808.
Revised:  It was a government body created by the open council (cabildo) of Santiago de Chile , on September 18, 1810, in order to organize Chile governmentally and to take actions regarding the government's defense, after Ferdinand VII was taken prisoner by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1808.
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Original:  The Junta was the first autonomous form of government originated in central Chile since its Conquest , and was presided by Governor of Chile  Mateo de Toro y Zambrano.
Revised:  The Junta was the first autonomous form of government originated in central Chile since its conquest , and was presided by Governor of Chile Mateo de Toro y Zambrano.
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Original:  The Junta was the first autonomous form of government originated in central Chile since its Conquest , and was presided by Governor of Chile  Mateo de Toro y Zambrano.
Revised:  The Junta was the first autonomous form of government originated in central Chile since its Conquest , and was presided over by the Governor of Chile Mateo de Toro y Zambrano.
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Original:  The Junta was the first autonomous form of government originated in central Chile since its Conquest , and was presided by Governor of Chile  Mateo de Toro y Zambrano.
Revised:  The Junta was the first autonomous form of government originated in central Chile since its Conquest , and was presided by Governor of Chile , Mateo de Toro y Zambrano.
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Original:  A National Congresswas assembled by the Junta , which José Miguel Carrera overturned with a coup d'état.
Revised:  The Junta assembled a National Congress , which José Miguel Carrera overturned with a coup d'état.
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Original:  Bernardo O'Higgins was granted dictatorial powers as Supreme Director of Chile on February 16, 1817, and Chile officially declared its Independence on February 12, 1818.
Revised:  Bernardo O'Higgins was granted dictatorial powers as Supreme Director of Chile on February 16, 1817, and Chile officially declared its independence on February 12, 1818.
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Original:  The Plan Bicentenario () was started during the government of Ricardo Lagos , and is to be completed on September 18, 2010.
Revised:  The Plan Bicentenario () was started during the government of Ricardo Lagos and was scheduled to be completed on September 18, 2010.
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Original:  A committee , Comisión Bicentenario , was established on October 16, 2002, through Supreme Decree N° 176.
Revised:  A committee called the Comisión Bicentenario , was established on October 16, 2002, through Supreme Decree N° 176.
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Original:  A committee , Comisión Bicentenario , was established on October 16, 2002, through Supreme Decree N° 176.
Revised:  A committee , Comisión Bicentenario was established on October 16, 2002, through Supreme Decree N° 176.
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Original:  Several plans have been made for the event, amidst them: the construction of major roadworks and infrastructure, such as  Plaza de la Ciudadanía, or cultural works, such as  La Moneda Palace Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda),  Library of Santiago (Biblioteca de Santiago) and the Matucana 100 Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Matucana 100).
Revised:  Several plans were made for the event, amidst them: the construction of major roadworks and infrastructure, such as Plaza de la Ciudadanía, or cultural works, such as La Moneda Palace Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda), Library of Santiago (Biblioteca de Santiago) and the Matucana 100 Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Matucana 100).
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Original:  Several plans have been made for the event, amidst them: the construction of major roadworks and infrastructure, such as  Plaza de la Ciudadanía, or cultural works, such as  La Moneda Palace Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda),  Library of Santiago (Biblioteca de Santiago) and the Matucana 100 Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Matucana 100).
Revised:  Several plans have been made for the event, amongst them: the construction of major roadworks and infrastructure, such as Plaza de la Ciudadanía, or cultural works, such as La Moneda Palace Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda), Library of Santiago (Biblioteca de Santiago) and the Matucana 100 Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Matucana 100).
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Original:  Several plans have been made for the event, amidst them: the construction of major roadworks and infrastructure, such as  Plaza de la Ciudadanía, or cultural works, such as  La Moneda Palace Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda),  Library of Santiago (Biblioteca de Santiago) and the Matucana 100 Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Matucana 100).
Revised:  Several plans have been made for the event, amidst them: the construction of major roadworks and infrastructure, such as the Plaza de la Ciudadanía, or cultural works, such as La Moneda Palace Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda), Library of Santiago (Biblioteca de Santiago) and the Matucana 100 Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Matucana 100).
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Original:  Several plans have been made for the event, amidst them: the construction of major roadworks and infrastructure, such as  Plaza de la Ciudadanía, or cultural works, such as  La Moneda Palace Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda),  Library of Santiago (Biblioteca de Santiago) and the Matucana 100 Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Matucana 100).
Revised:  Several plans have been made for the event, amidst them: the construction of major roadworks and infrastructure, such as Plaza de la Ciudadanía, and cultural works, such as La Moneda Palace Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda), Library of Santiago (Biblioteca de Santiago) and the Matucana 100 Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Matucana 100).
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Original:  Several plans have been made for the event, amidst them: the construction of major roadworks and infrastructure, such as  Plaza de la Ciudadanía, or cultural works, such as  La Moneda Palace Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda),  Library of Santiago (Biblioteca de Santiago) and the Matucana 100 Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Matucana 100).
Revised:  Several plans have been made for the event, amidst them: the construction of major roadworks and infrastructure, such as Plaza de la Ciudadanía, or cultural works, such as the La Moneda Palace Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda), Library of Santiago (Biblioteca de Santiago) and the Matucana 100 Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Matucana 100).
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Original:  Several plans have been made for the event, amidst them: the construction of major roadworks and infrastructure, such as  Plaza de la Ciudadanía, or cultural works, such as  La Moneda Palace Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda),  Library of Santiago (Biblioteca de Santiago) and the Matucana 100 Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Matucana 100).
Revised:  Several plans have been made for the event, amidst them: the construction of major roadworks and infrastructure, such as Plaza de la Ciudadanía, or cultural works, such as La Moneda Palace Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda), the Library of Santiago (Biblioteca de Santiago) and the Matucana 100 Cultural Centre (Centro Cultural Matucana 100).
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Original:  However,  Puente Bicentenario (Bicentennial Bridge), that was going to connect Chiloé with Continental Chile was cancelled, after the estimated cost exceeded the originally budgeted . Postage stamps Commemorative stamps of the Centennial of Chile, which were re-designed and re-printed on 2009.
Revised:  However, the Puente Bicentenario (Bicentennial Bridge), that was going to connect Chiloé with Continental Chile was cancelled, after the estimated cost exceeded the originally budgeted . Postage stamps Commemorative stamps of the Centennial of Chile, which were re-designed and re-printed on 2009.
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Original:  However,  Puente Bicentenario (Bicentennial Bridge), that was going to connect Chiloé with Continental Chile was cancelled, after the estimated cost exceeded the originally budgeted . Postage stamps Commemorative stamps of the Centennial of Chile, which were re-designed and re-printed on 2009.
Revised:  However, Puente Bicentenario (Bicentennial Bridge), which was to connect Chiloé with Continental Chile was cancelled, after the estimated cost exceeded the originally budgeted . Postage stamps Commemorative stamps of the Centennial of Chile, which were re-designed and re-printed on 2009.
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Original:  However,  Puente Bicentenario (Bicentennial Bridge), that was going to connect Chiloé with Continental Chile was cancelled, after the estimated cost exceeded the originally budgeted . Postage stamps Commemorative stamps of the Centennial of Chile, which were re-designed and re-printed on 2009.
Revised:  However, Puente Bicentenario (Bicentennial Bridge), that was going to connect Chiloé with Continental Chile , was canceled after the estimated cost exceeded the originally budgeted . Postage stamps Commemorative stamps of the Centennial of Chile, which were re-designed and re-printed on 2009.
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Original:  However,  Puente Bicentenario (Bicentennial Bridge), that was going to connect Chiloé with Continental Chile was cancelled, after the estimated cost exceeded the originally budgeted . Postage stamps Commemorative stamps of the Centennial of Chile, which were re-designed and re-printed on 2009.
Revised:  However, Puente Bicentenario (Bicentennial Bridge), that was going to connect Chiloé with Continental Chile was cancelled, after the estimated cost exceeded the budgeted funds . Postage stamps Commemorative stamps of the Centennial of Chile, which were re-designed and re-printed on 2009.
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