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Ottoman names and writing were not in Latin character but in Perso-Arabic script written from right to left. Throughout history many islands in the broader region, had been under foreign occupation from various occupants neighbour to Greece or not. To name a few countries only from the past 500 years without reference to antiquity: Russia, England, France, Spain, Italy. If there are all these languages present in articles regarding current names, again that would be misinformative and create more confusion for the public. If the Turkish name refers to a historical name recorded at some point in history then the historical sources and particularly the chronological date should be mentioned. Stating that the current name of the island is other than its official name, not only does it create confusion on the education of the public, but it provides an opening for conflict and further dispute on a region that has been clearly and officially defined.

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other language is irrelevant and not only it does not contribute as information, but it misleads from the truthful name, as it implies that there is/are other official names of the island(s). In 2019 Greece had 21,8 million visitors from all around the world. Coming form various countries using many different languages, they could have written their own name or translation of the island in the article. I think that would confuse matters further more. If Turkish tourists visit Greek islands and have useful conversations between them, that should not be a reason of misleading the rest of the world. They can still have conversations with the official names as well.

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and report mistakes she does on her talk page, so she can understand why were are unhappy with some of her edits. PS. On second thought, I now agree with you that the crude oil part is nonsense and there is little to rescue from the source cited, so I am not going to restore anything there again. But I stand by my earlier comments - the errors you spotted are the result of poor English skills, not intentional vandalism. I pointed several examples on her talk page, feel free to add more. --

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without his connected lists having gotten the 60% of the seats in the first round, that this group of lists are still awarded the 60% of the seats in the second round, correct? And then finally, that in either case, the lists (over 3%) who didn't receive the 60% of the seats then divides the remaining seats amongst themselves proportionally, correct?

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process, that would be great to know. It sounds like there are competing lists, but beyond that it is very confusing, with each municipality getting so many seats, etc. I am not clear on whether each constituency (in this case, the municipalities) has a list, or if there is an overall list for the whole metropolitan city for each party. --

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I guess a more simple way to phrase this is does the winning list - so long as it gets at least 40% of the vote - connected to the winning mayoral candidate alway get 60% of the seats? What happens if a group of lists wins more than 60% of the vote? Is everything then done proportionally? I guess

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I guess what I'm asking is what is the electoral system for metropolitan cities as it relates to electing the metropolitan councils? I've read the law on this, and it seems the description starts at around paragraph 27, but it is very confusing. If there is some easier way to describe the electoral

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Originally, the Corsicans were only able to find humble jobs in the city and its surroundings, mostly in the areas of sheep breeding and wine trading (the island's wines were much sought after in that period), the only exceptions being a career in the church, as a servant in the Vatican palaces or as

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I am afraid this is not a valid argument. The universal name of the island as stated in all naval and other official maps is that of a Greek name. In this English language article it is the Greek name in Latin writing. Any other name in any other language, or any other translation of the name in any

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1. The law appears to say that if the mayoral candidate wins in the first round, and the group of lists connected to him received at least 40% of the vote, then that group of lists automatically gets 60% of the seats, correct? And then it says that if the mayoral candidate wins in the second round

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sorry for the delayed answer, but I have limited access to Knowledge (XXG) in these days. You are right, the whole election process is not clear, and information is contradictory. In the next days I will try to find some more source, although the law should be the main source in this case. Cheers,

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article and I wonder whether your adjective forms are correct. In the Siena article I saw "Sienese" as the adjective, not "Senese". In the Lazio article I did see "Latium" as an alternate name for Lazio, but the adjective "Latial" appears nowhere in the article. When I did a search for "Latial" to

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Don't worry, no problem! BTW, since you are the project about Rome here...can you jump at it.m.wikipedia.org/Discussione:Italici There are a number of changes I proposed to that article and I wanted to know what you think as well. Also, i think we can co-operate on many articles since our area of

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a large (now-drained) lake in Tuscany, but I'm still pretty new to Knowledge (XXG) and am not exactly confident in my work. It started out as one sentence and I've added a lot over the last few days. If you could take a look and give me some guidance, tips, or pointers, that would be awesome, I'd

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On the 2nd argument. I am afraid your statement is inaccurate historically. This island or any other part of Greece was never Turkish. It was under the occupation of the Ottoman Empire 200 years ago. There is a major difference between modern Turkey and the Ottoman empire. To name a major one,

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All three are noun phrases, but the second and third are people while the first is not. But besides that, it is not clear whether "as a servant in the Vatican palaces or as a soldier of the Pope or some of the Roman baroni" are two examples of "a career in the church" or are two additional and

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I reverted you because you removed an info to add another one, using the original source. Of course Kastelorizo is an island belonging to the dodecanese, but unlike all the other ones, belongs to the eastern Mediterranean Sea. I think that we can put both the info in the same sentence.

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I will start a new section open for discussion on the subject. What is the procedure of approval or disapproval of an edit? And who decides on an edit of an article? It is not of my intention to start an edit war, just to clarify information and avoid unnecessary claims.

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Hi, you reverted my edit. I restored it by adding a ref that confirms the island belongs to the southeast Dodecanese, from the official Government website. I don't know why you reverted, it's not a controversial thing. Why did you disagree with this?

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find anything at all in WP with that term, I found only a reference to an ancient area of Latium that existed in B.C. times. Because of that, I'm wondering whether "Latial" is really the correct adjective for relatively modern Lazio/Latium.

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to occupations such as sheep breeding and wine trading. Your answer will tell me how to make this sentence clearer. If they are two examples of "a career in the church", then "a soldier of...some of the Roman baroni" wouldn't fit, would it?

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in which the Five Star list only got 31% of the vote in the city council race vs. 42% for the center-left list, but still won the majority bonus. Is it only because Five Star's mayoral candidate won a majority vote in the second

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I replied to your comment on the talk page. I do not contest the facts, but the use of the sources and the actual translation. The current version of the article gives undue emphasis to the events, at least in its current format.

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maybe one could write: "the only exceptions being: a career in the church; as a servant in the Vatican palaces; or as a soldier of the Pope or some of the Roman baroni" but I think that this is an Italian construction... Cheers,

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How about changing "a career in the church" to "a priest"? "...: as a priest, a servant in the Vatican palaces, or a soldier in the employ of the Pope or the Roman baroni". This way, you avoid having to repeat "as".

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Besides the fact that good writing calls for "parallel structure" – that is, that in a list of items in a sentence, the items are all of the same grammatical structure and type – and you don't have that here:

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Hey Alesandro, how are you doing my friend? :) Enjoying the splendid weather I assume? Btw, though you might have had already noticed; amongst the masses of socks who have been blocked in the past few days,

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Hallo CriticalThinker, sorry but this period has been really turbulent for me. Possibly at the end of next week I will breath a little bit...Thanks!

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that deals with local elections (for cities over 15,000); it is in Articles 72 & 73, specifically. I'm confused about a few things:

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page on the English-language wikipedia so that it made sense and was covered in detail. My next project is to add a section to the

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a soldier of the Pope or some of the Roman baroni; consequently, they did not become well integrated in Roman society.

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