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Couple of choices;
1- Scrap the areas where the paper is to remove it. You will need to apply some drywall mud to these areas, sand and spot prime before painting.
2- If the paper is tight (not bubbled) then you can apply some drywall mud to lessen their appearance. Pay close attention to the edges and feather out the drywall mud for the best look. Sand and spot prime before painting.
At this point all you can do is lessen the look of these areas. I suppose another option is to apply a texture to the walls to cover up the patches. This would work but will be more work.
Though its not going to be an easy job, because you chose to paint over the paper, I suggest you remove that paper before proceeding. Score the area and use a steamer or hot water to remove it.
Then re prime the entire wall before top coating.
Hope this helps.