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which does not assert notability at all and is a CSD candidate. You marked it reviewed, tagged it with a banner, and then marked it unreviewed again. But you have reviewed it. Would you appreciate some pointers? A mentor is easy to organise if you would like one.

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Hi there. Please, please, please examine your articles and fix the spaces and punctuation. There are stray periods. Please see the yellow box above to understand how to put spaces after punctuation. I would appreciate it a lot. Many thanks,

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Thanks for having a look at the Michael J. Fisher article. I see you added Harvard as his alma mater, which is technically correct... "the last-attended higher education institution" (

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I notice you just marked that as 'Unreviewed', which seemed to me to be unusual. I was wondering if you might comment upon that?

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