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Let's ignore how many fact checkers have rated her statements false, she a RW liar, so she must be protected. That's why
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Readers of an encyclopedia should not be expected to "read between the lines". The quotes make no sense and have no obvious relevance, I am keeping the links at the bottom of the page. Note that if you revert again you will be in violation of the 3 revert
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action we're talking about here, it's some wikilinks. Since you (and only you) are the one who wants to change the standard way of doing things, it's you who should be deferring to traditional WP style until there's a consensus for your preferred style.
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quotation is highly relevant because of what I interpret to be her omission... which side did her grandfather serve for in WWII...? When a dispute exists we should generally err on the side of inclusiveness rather than exclusion.
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