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compressor blades are not likely to exit the inlet with significant momentum, and similarly blades that fall out the back are relatively benign (to the aircraft). But as turbofans have moved to higher bypass with bigger fan blades, bigger chunks can spiral out the front past the inlet flange, and the inlet ducts aren't able to tolerate this. So now that these high bypass turbofans are reaching advance age, we are finding out that this is a problem....
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recovered and identified. Recovered portions of the inlet cowl, fan cowl door structure, and inlet cowl attach ring were laid out in a hangar (pictured). The inlet cowl, fan cowl doors, and thrust reversers will be examined further by NTSB to map damage and cowl failure patterns after the fan blade failure, and to examine the subsequent progression of fire in the thrust reversers.
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which is a turbine blade failure, not a fan blade out failure. The Longtail also appears to be a turbine blade failure based on the pics, and so is probably just a concurrent event only coincidentally relevant. There will be future events which may or not be related to this event. So although they may look redundant now, they will grow apart.
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energy from fan blade fragments that are initially contained within the engine casing and subsequently depart via the inlet. But now that we have a fleet of higher bypass engines with great big fan blades that are reaching advanced age and failing more often, we are finding out that the cowling designs are not holding up as they should.
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I think I got all of these. The only point of disagreement is the date. That is important context that needs to go in the first sentence, i.e. the flight number is reoccurring, and the article is only about the occurrence on that date. I don't think putting it first is awkward, when you consider that
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I’m not trying to argue meaningless semantics or split hairs... who am I kidding, that’s exactly what this is. Apologies. I’ve only seen parties in the NTSB refer to this as not being an uncontained engine failure, and this article currently lists it as an uncontained failure. Any chance of getting
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It seems likely there will be a similar grounding of 747s shortly, as a result of both this incident and the apparently similar Longtail Aviation incident the same day. The common factor here is the engine, not the aircraft type. If grounding is appropriate, it ought to -- and likely will before long
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If it the various locations were published by news outlets, then the RSes would exist. Collating the locations and plotting them isn't OR or an RS violation (unless this article is an OR violation, since this article is collating information provided by RS news outlets). The image would just need the
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bottles into the engine, but the engine fire warning did not extinguish until the airplane was on an extended downwind for landing. The flight crew continued to prepare for the emergency landing by completing additional critical checklists and verifying airplane performance for landing. They elected
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I've added additional PD text from yesterday's NTSB update, so there is more detail on the subject incident, relative to the related incidents. And I also moved this section down in the article to get the pictures to flow better, so the fan blade detail views come later, after the more general views
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Not OR, there are cites that specifically relate the incidents, as stated in the lead. I do agree that there should be separate articles on the first two, but the first one was deleted (DR ongoing), and the second has references mostly in Japanese. The SPS you allege are still RS as far as they are
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Notwithstanding that, a blade fragment was found on the ground, so it either exited via the inlet or the outlet; but the fact that the blade fragment was not contained, does not make this an uncontained engine failure, because it would be unreasonable to expect the engine to contain blade fragments
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An NTSB structures engineer and two investigators from the NTSB's Denver office collected fallen debris with local law enforcement and safety agencies over several days immediately after the incident. Most of the structure from the inlet cowl and fan cowl doors that separated from the aircraft was
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I have expanded the lede paragraph of this section with a transplanted note to give a second opinion on the relevance of the related incidents, where NTSB Sumwalt says these other events worldwide are of interest to the investigation, but reserving judgement on whether they are comparable. So that
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The restoration procedure is discussion with the deleting admin and/or the undeletion process if the deleting admin is not amenable or a wider audience is needed. In this case, the uploader already pursued the undeletion process and the request was declined for the reason on which I'll elaborate:
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As for whether it belongs here or at PW4000, the answer is yes. This article should only cover the points relevant to this event and investigation. The parallel content at PW4000 should cover the points relevant to the wider application of the engine. So for example it includes the Korean event,
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should contain such a list, like how airline articles and aircraft articles have lists of accidents and incidents. This is the loss of an engine in operation, so it would seem to impact the engine itself. The NTSB has already noted inspection failures and maintenance failures for this particular
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wrong, of course, but it doesn't increase my faith either. They did not use an edit summary, here or anywhere, so we don't know their thinking on this, nor whether they had seen the discussion right above here. Given all that, I have put it back to the previous version which seems to me (from a
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The requirement is that any high-energy fragments, e.g., fan, turbine, etc are contained within the circumference of the engine casing, nacelle, etc, thus not endangering other parts of the aircraft. Fragments that are contained and then subsequently fall out of the engine at low velocity don't
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accident where a fan blade fragment spiraled forward out the engine inlet and damaged the inlet duct causing it to separate from aerodynamic loads. But those are airframe parts, not engine parts, so it's a different problem. The airframe is supposed to be designed to handle the residual kinetic
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Yes, prose is generally preferable. But this section is an ongoing timeline, where the dates are important context. It's difficult to convert that to readable prose. Putting all the dates in the prose is awkward. You can convert to things like the next day, or four days later, but that can get
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I just took a quick look at the list of failures at PW4000, and its far from complete. I easily found two missing items, and the last one I found said there were four previous of the same type, but with different causes. I think if we take that to its logical conclusion, there's going to be a
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Yes, FAA has always required engine failures are contained within the engine case--blades are allowed to exit via the existing inlet and outlet holes, but they cannot make a new hole in the case. For turbojet and turboshaft engines, this is relatively straightforward because relatively small
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If so, United 328 would NOT be included, as this was NOT an uncontained failure -- see and . Neither was the same-day Longtail Aviation incident incorrectly (so far as we can tell from the photos available so far) described as one here under the "Pratt & Whitney PW4000"
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has opened an on-site investigation that will likely result in hundreds of pages of primary source data and secondary source analysis. NTSB is an exemplar of a reliable source that would be sufficient as a sole source to determine this is notable. But we also have the
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provide context. So a reader that is looking at the pictures will be better able to follow the story. And I think the pictures in this section add to this story by providing direct comparisons. This also helps keep the related incidents from overwhelming this article.
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issuing an emergency AD, which means we now have multiple reliable sources. So this incident is a slam-dunk on notability. Where to put this info is an editorial decision, but I would argue there is already sufficient info to justify a stand-alone page.
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Alright, I am done with the review. Sorry for taking so long. I will place the review on hold for 14 days. If the issues below are addressed within that time, I will pass the article. Ask me if you have any questions about the issues below.
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position of no specialist knowledge!) to be technically more legit. I am sure that proper consensus-driven collegial editing can reach its own conclusion(s) but under the circs I think that's a better starting point. Thanks and best wishes
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That's true, if every bit was supported by an RS. But I think it might be difficult to provide an exact verified precise location for every piece from RS. News reports tend to say things like "outside a house on 47th Street", or whatever?
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where after the first cabin rupture accident in 1954 it was initially not known if the disintegration had been caused by a turbine disc failure, and so existing Comets had the area in the plane of the turbine disc armoured.
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I’m the author of the photos showing the aircraft in-air. As I am unaffiliated with any agencies and have released the photos for free as long as copyright is given, I approve the usage of them on the page if needed.
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Well, I was telling the truth when I said I removed those sources before–but it seems several less competent editors have added them in different places in the time since. I've taken another stab at it, though.
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shows that there is high similarity between this article and other websites. I do not believe this is a copyright violation however, because the parts highlighted to be copyright violations are quotes from the
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Prefer prose where a passage is understood easily as regular text. Prose is preferred in articles because it allows the presentation of detail and clarification of context in a way that a simple list may
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There are still quite a few problematic sources: BroomfieldPD Twitter, Flightradar24, Aviation-Safety Wiki, AirFleets.net, one YouTube video, and Aerossurance, among others. These need to be replaced.
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This would seem to overlap significantly with the remit of official investigation. I'm not sure if there is any legal constraint. But in any case, there might be considerable practical difficulties?
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What is Commons Park? Does it have an article? Is it necessary to mention in the lead, or is Broomfield, Colorado adequate? I say this because the rest of the article barely mentions Commons Park.
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There was an NTSB update yesterday, so yes it did change to incorporate that, which was unusually and unexpectedly detailed. But typically there won't be anything more for another year or so.
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United Airlines has just pulled all 777s with this engine from its fleet "out of an abundance of caution" ahead of any FAA airworthiness directive. Furthermore they have 28 such airliners
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Perhaps someone familiar with the local geography, could collate the news reports of debris bits and plot it on a map, or add a general cloud covering the area of the reported debris. --
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As far as I can tell, this article is missing an important piece of information: how long the plane was in the air. Can someone please add this? I can't tell the correct number from
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Given that this accident occurred only two weeks ago, it seems surprising to see it already nominated as a good article. Indeed, the article includes updates from as recently as
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Fair point, thanks. It was changed 22:07, 31 August 2021 by an editor with a username that I find dubious, and a very short history of contributions. Neither of these makes them
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Japan has grounded all 777s due to this incident though. Thus there is fallout beyond the airline/airframer/enginemaker/ground. So, it seems like an evolving situation. --
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Bother. Not to split hairs (again - but we’ve previously established the kind of person I am…) but this seems to be listed on the page as an uncontained failure again.
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that exit through pre-existing openings. In an uncontained engine failure, the blade fragment would need to open up a new hole in the engine casing and escape through it.
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It could be just a polygon of the general debris area plus flight tracker data overlays on OpenStreetMap (every bit and piece/part would be a bit excessive ✈️IMHO --:
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I've removed the social media sources from the article; it seemed to be no issue, as all sentences they were attributed to had independent reliable sources as well.
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https://www.ntsb.gov/_layouts/NTSB/OpenDocument.aspx?Document_DataId=40468232&FileName=Powerplants%20Group%20Chairman%27s%20Factual%20Report-Master.PDF
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I find the first sentence of the lead to be awkward, with how it has the date as the first thing mentioned, rather than the name of the flight. I think
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QPQ not needed for a new nominator. As long as the sources are cleaned up, I think this could be good to go, maybe with some modifications to the hook.
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has nothing to do with editors' personal feelings on the subject--editors should focus on giving their professional opinion on the availability of
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Me too, but isn't there a thing in the USA that photographs taken by government employees in the course of their work are in the public domain?
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The flight crew began to complete checklists, including the engine fire checklist. As part of the checklist, the flight crew discharged both
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used. These are not vanity publications or personal web pages. In particular, the official tweet from BroomfieldPD is a RS on its reactions.
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The FAA is ordering increased inspections and wants to get other countries to do the same. Definitely a policy change and therefore notable.
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No fatalities, no hull loss, no injuries... Just a flurry of reporting on the day of the incident. IMO, nothing more than just news, fails
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Apologies for my sardonic tone. Yes, maybe they could. That would be very industrious. But, unless it then got published by a wholly
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separate debate about what to include there, in the context of that article, without regard to what links there, like this article.
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/feb/23/denver-plane-engine-fire-consistent-with-metal-fatigue-in-fan-blade-say-investigators
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on Knowledge (XXG). If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the ongoing discussions.
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The reactions section contains many small paragraphs of only one sentence. These should be combined to make larger paragraphs.
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Correct. There is an {{NTSB}} template at the bottom that indicates the article contains public domain content from the NTSB.
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Take-off time was 12:15, which I have now added, with a NYT source, to the article. It landed at 13.37. So flight time was
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YouTube link removed, source for engine type added, minor cleanup done. ALT1 is trivial; let's go with the first hook.
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I agree with you. Should we make an article on every uncontained engine failure? I don't think so. Totally useless.--
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the article corrected? This comes up in the NTSB video conference from earlier this week, at about 23:40 - see
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Very generous. They'll need to be uploaded to Wiki or Commons. Can you provide an internet source? Many thanks.
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I've raised the issue with the admin at Commons who deleted the images. I expect a reply in about 8-12 hours.
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According to Flightradar24, UA328 took off at 20:04 UTC (13:04 MST) and landed at 20:28 UTC (13:28 MST). See
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This section has now grown so much it's almost begging the question of a separate article. But is it all
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The Boeing 777-222 aircraft suffered a nominally contained engine failure four minutes after takeoff
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Copyright protection under this title is not available for any work of the United States Government
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The flight crew indicated they advanced power at that time to minimize time in expected turbulence
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They've been deleted at Commons as copyright violations. Will head over there and ask questions.
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It was redesigned exclusively for the 777 with a larger 112 inches (280 cm) diameter fan section
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Some diagrams of the damaged engine and what was shed from the engine would be a good idea. --
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It was redesigned exclusively for the 777 with a larger 112-inch (280 cm) diameter fan section
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unspecified pieces of the plane fell across three neighborhoods around 1:08 p.m. local time
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p.s. but probably not worth it if the article is going to get deleted anyway (see below)...
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There are some instances of NTSB throughout the article without "the" in front of them.
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There are no edit wars or content disputes ongoing. This article passes criteria 5. –
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I think that the reactions section would work better as prose, rather than as a list.
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The following is an archived discussion of the DYK nomination of the article below.
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I fixed the refs that were pointing to the announcement rather than the document.
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really matter too much, except possibly to anyone on the ground they may fall upon.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/Turbine_engine_failure#Contained_and_uncontained_failures
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Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as
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Perhaps you could go out with a local map and jot down all the engine bits??
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which is labelled "Broomfield PD". Does that make it a Public Domain image?
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Catastrophic failure incidents involving Pratt & Whitney PW4000 engines
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Uploaded to Wikimedia Commons as “United 328 Incident - Exterior 01/02”
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If there's not enough for a list article, the engine article itself
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Image is freely licensed, used in the article, and clear at 100px.
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in the US? (as long as there's no architecture or works of art??)
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Hello. I will be reviewing this article to see if it passes the
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I see. Many thanks. The article text will need some adjustment.
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Knowledge (XXG):Articles for deletion/United Airlines Flight 328
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Thanks 65..., looks like we'll have to wait on the NTSB then.
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Why is it needed now and at this article? Should we not have
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was not significant enough to outweigh other considerations.
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was not significant enough to outweigh other considerations.
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Pratt & Whitney PW4000#Involving PW4000-112 series
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Correcting? But do we have a source for landing time?
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Thank you. 209:It is of interest to the following 3541:WikiProject United States articles 2606:We can trim this section now that 2154:may be correct, but take off time 1628:was recorded by cellphone cameras? 1308:That's true, there might be more. 734:POLICE CRIME SCENE - DO NOT CROSS 444:Template:WikiProject United States 14: 3168:It departed as flight UA328 from 2245:Contained or Uncontained failure? 2203:Then I think we should use that. 1523:Knowledge (XXG) talk:Did you know 1241:engine, from prior incidents. -- 1204:If we got a dozen more it might. 963:I can't see the photos anymore.-- 41:. If you can improve it further, 3516:Low-importance Colorado articles 3429: 3402: 3375: 3348: 3277: 2953: 2401:South African Airways Flight 201 2053: 1890: 1862: 1854: 1843: 1814: 1806: 1781: 1761: 1749: 1727: 1716: 1578: 749:) 21:37, 21 February 2021 (UTC) 486: 381: 371: 340: 256: 246: 222: 191: 124: 19: 3496:GA-Class United States articles 2118:1 hour and 22 minutes. 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