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2831:, and I had a quick question to ask, as a first-time initiator of an RFM. Given the inactivity of W. B. Wilson and Wandalstouring, and the fact that I would generally consider them more "minor" participants in this dispute, would it be appropriate/acceptable for me to remove them from the list of parties, so that the mediation can still go forward if they are not active in time to agree? Obviously we'd still need the agreement of the two editors who have been active since the request was filed, but I have hopes that they will be deciding what actions to take soon. Thanks in advance for your help, and for your expressed interest in this case. — 2900:

trust mechanism still exists -- if I do not trust a user who wishes to help, I will tell him so, give reasons why, and ask him to move on. (All this applies as well to any bureaucrat who helps with the process, of course, and not only to me.) We have merely replaced institutional trust with personal trust. I trust you to do this job effectively, and I must admit I can't see much sense in withdrawing your own name out of fear that someone else might not be as good at it as you.

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every right to put (not the 1st time he has done something like that in addition to all the "regular" edit-warring he does). He was falsely accusing me of PA, repeatedly and again. And all after he had promised to make changes to his behavior. But yes, I perhaps shoulda/coulda have foregone that ES. If you have another complaint about my behavior it would be my pleasure to address it at this time with you. I doubt that RfC will ever go live. --

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large; it ought to cut as low a profile as possible and work as simply as possible. It ought, most of all, to be easily ignored. To staff it with titled users opens it to politicking and status-seeking; I have no interest in creating further opportunity for would-be satraps to exercise authority for its own sake. My reasoning is not identical to Durin's (which I cannot discern very well anyway), but he is pleased with the outcome and so am I.

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I detest bureaucracy. I did not make these changes exclusively in response to Durin's urging, the appearance of which seems to have contributed to your disagreement with them; nor have I betrayed my principles in making them. This is a dull process with little relevance to the goals of the project at

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I'm very sorry to see you go, and I won't beg you to change your mind. However, I think the changes are much more superficial than you have taken them to be. The idea is that, as long as I have a handle on who is doing the work, it doesn't really matter whether there's a title associated with it. The

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was wrong? These were tested formulae, already used in other templates without problem. Could you give me some idea of what they showed, under what circumstances? May I try again to get these other features working right? Or should I just slink off quietly into the night, having already caused enough

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Thanks for your support in my recent RfA which passed unanimously - thus proving that you can indeed fool some of the people some of the time. I'm still coming to terms with the new functionality I have, but so far nothing bad has happened. As always, if there's anything you need to let me know, just

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Certainly feel free to do away with the SSP/socklists subtemplate -- its coding was designed to not even show any links in the display unless an outstanding SSP subpage or sock category actually exists for that user, at which point all the links need do is alert the readers to an already established

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Given that the two certifiers already exist (as needed by RfC guidelines), I'll remove my certification until this is more developed. I still think the edit summary was not appropriate, regardless of the history between you two, but in light of your recent comments I figure that I'll let you have a

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over to my userspace for safe testing, removing the SSP subtemplate, the ucfirsts (I had no idea any real usernames had eluded that requirement), and for the moment I've made the default username "Example"; and I've copied Durova's RFCU entries re MyWikiBiz as live field data (2 usernames, 2 IPs).

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Wow, extremely interesting! However, due to certain circumstances involving this article, I'm not comfortable with nominating it - I don't consider it stable, at all. It's frustrating - so much so that I added my endorsement to the RfC - but, as I said, I'm not sure it would be appropriate for DYK

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Well, I could certainly see how an external party not familiar with how much grief this guy has given me would not appreciate that edit summary. So for that reason alone it was ill-advised. But everything I scream in that ES was true. He was edit-warring with me over a POV-section tag that I have

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If you are willing to ask someone to "move on" when they consistantly make mistakes/overstep their bounds as a non-beaurecrat, you have restored most of my faith in that people could still be of assistance in helping at CHU. However, it poses an interesting question: will you automatically trust

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Yes, I saw it - to be perfectly honest, I'm not sure which way I wish to vote yet, and I wish to see my fellow MedCommers' opinions prior to making a decision either way. I appreciate your hard work, however there were a number of valid objections raised in your recent RfA, and I'm wondering how

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The "production" versions are updated. I wasn't really worried about the credit, this was all just building on what others had built first anyway; I just wanted it to work right -- which is why it so distressed me to learn that somehow I'd accomplished the opposite for a while, and why I'm so

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Yes, don't remove them. I will still push for the mediation to be accepted by the chair even if these two users don't respond (and stay inactive). Of course, if the other two fail that are active don't assent to mediation, then this becomes all moot. I would suggest that don't worry with the

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Hi. I made a (fairly) succinct summary of my response. Please take a look at at and see if you endorse it. It is not mutually exclusive of your endorsement of FoO's summary, IMO. If you cannot endorse it I would be curious as to why as I really think that I acknowledged what most might find

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is a prime example, and one amongst many. Although Smeelgova was nearly as bad in some instances, that doesn't give you license to run around yelling at other people in edit summaries with such blatant assumptions of bad faith. I endorse the suggestion that you actions would benefit from a

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Just to touch bases: both Brad Patrick and Jimbo replied to me via e-mail. Neither addressed the checkuser question directly but neither message seems to imply any reason for not running the check. I'm willing to share the correspondence with you. Where do we take things from here?

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I'd rather not accept discussions that involve the Wikimedia Counsel, unless they are totally "boring" as such. The other email you sent was free of any sort of social restrictions, however emails from BP/JW sometimes carry such restrictions. Better to be safe than sorry, I

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That be it so, I am happy with what happened at CHU, although I still disapprove that there will be no safety netting for users who continually become more of a hindrance than a help at CHU. However, my anger is from Durin's last comment, where he says he is coming after

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time); I've been on for hours, mainly waiting on something to happen at the MedCom, so I happened to come across your user page, and noticed you've still got Essjay's edit count up. The tool has been taken down, so you might want to link back to the old count.

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The only real difference at this point should be that hovering your cursor over the links gives you a shorter clearer popup title. The default name only matters if no name or IP is provided when the template is invoked, as on the template pages themselves.

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No problems. Note to others that I will not be forwarding this to anyone else, as it would totally contradict my actions at ANI. Jeffrey O. Gustafson knew everything already, and given he was a major party to the whole thing, I felt it appropriate. Cheers,

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relieved now that everything does work. I certainly was not and am not offended by your reaction.... more horrified to think of how much trouble I caused, or worse yet might have caused if it hadn't been caught and reverted quickly. So thank you for doing

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Many discussions that potentially have far reaching impact for the whole project are carried out on the project's talk page. However, only a fraction of our active contributors actually engage in those discussions. If you add the project page to your

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I endorsed the second part of it; the first I am not sure about (attacking the validity of the RfC). I for one appreciate that you can admit that your editing occasionally has flaws due to your temper, and this is a good step to managing it. Cheers,

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and keep an eye on discussions there to monitor upcoming changes, even if you don't participate in those discussions it would help both yourself and the project as a whole. For instance, at the moment the primary infobox templates such as

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Of course, you can only log into it once, because the Special:Login page would convert it to capitals upon manually typing it in. I am not sure how it would work if it was set to "Remember me", and it probably isn't an intelligent idea

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and got sidetracked with other things. I didn't add the users to the log like I was supposed to, but lucky for me, you did! Thanks again for covering for me, and keep up the good work! If you have any questions, please contact me at

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Golly, thanks. I was just reading up on the stuff and figuring out that's what you had probably been doing. If need be the checkusers can review my e-mails with Brian Bergstein, who was the journalist who wrote January's AP story.

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Daniel doesn't appear to have answered, so I'll provide a response in passing, in the hope he doesn't mind. If the party is minor, but expresses and interest in participating in mediation, then it's best to await their reply - see

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Could the original owners even login with these names? Surely the login process would long ago have forced them to use the capped versions instead. Accounts can't be deleted, but is there any reason these three names should

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Hello again. Just to let you know, out of courtesy, that he did take it live but it has not been upgraded from candidate and I think I make a good case that it should not be. At least I think it is live as he listed it here

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I encourage you to continue testing with the templates. However, really, the defaultpagename function isn't probably needed, as is the ucfirst. I appreciate the effort, but I can't see what forseeable benefit it could

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However, I do know someone who knows how you can avoid this trap when creating an account. For BEANS reasons, it would be stupid for me to explain how to, given your correct statement that it breaks a lot of the user

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Thanks for the positive sentiments about the article itself. I am not sure what I would write as a selfnom for the "hook", and how to include the public domain image, much as I would not be opposed to a selfnom...

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In light of the Essjay firestorm I'll throw a question your way: this project has only 11 active bureaucrats. Do you think it would be beneficial to add one more? And what would you think if I requested it?

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In relation to the status of the check, I saw your note on the case page, and it has been responded to by Uninvited Company. I presume that the emails made no difference to the method used in answering the

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to do with my discussion initiation on CN regarding semi-protection...although rouge is good, better to be safe than sorry in this case, I felt. Meh, thanks for brightening up my day slightly, and cheers,

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As I noted, I will refer your message to someone, to see if we should just rename these users for usability. However, on that note, will they be able to rename them due to this technical issue? I don't

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and others, and I see that the defaultpagename and ucfirst did have a substantial benefit. However, in the case of RFCU templates, they aren't really needed. On that note, I appreciate the creation of

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I would !vote support; however, given I don't believe I've ever actually seen a successful RfB, I don't know how you'd go. Better to ask someone who's been around longer than I have :) Cheers,

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They look fine - the only thing is, can you remove the garish blue from the spanclass links; the pale blue should be fine. Other than that, I see no objections. Great work! Cheers,

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for putting up with what could have been considered a terse comment by me initially - my apologies if you were in any way offended. Again, thanks for all your help! Cheers,

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when it was just off the southern coast of Madagascar, but rapidly intensified soon after to its peak with 185 km/h (115 mph) winds. Favio turned to the northwest and hit

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Thanks. The two certifiers must have each made a good-faith effort to handle the specific dispute, I believe. Since that has not occurred, it is not really good-to-go. --

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Keep your chin up - now the community needs to plug a terrible gap in our ranks, and together is the only way we can. Business as usual - don't let the trolls succeed.

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be changed to something else, perhaps merely prefixed with "Old:_", to resolve the only three discrepancies in a database rapidly approaching four million entries? --

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I am dismayed and aghast to learn that what I thought to be an ordinary cleanup and polishing, with only one template actually added, turned out to have "broken"

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case... possibly saving some time from being wasted on reinventing the wheel. If people don't need or want that flag waved, I surely won't impose it on them!

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given the current events. By all means, maybe I'm being conservative here, and feel free to nominate it yourself or get someone else to, but I won't. Sorry,

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activity. If you wish to change how you receive this newsletter, or no longer wish to receive it, please add your username to the appropriate section on the

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Your recent behaviour towards me does not make your request for information high on my priority list. I can suggest that you actually edit articles, though.

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was making before being blocked indefinitely as a sockpuppet of MagicKirin. This new account hasn't edited any articles yet (edits restricted to

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I have rejoined on the comment you made in the first paragraph. However, I would appreciate it if you will be more strict than lenient (within

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I do not mind your quitting out of disagreement with my actions; it is, however, frustrating to find myself apparently misunderstood. Regards —

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wrong, and I guess we never will :| Thank you for all your help, and you're always welcome to "darken RFCU's door" whenever you like :) Cheers,

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a public domain image (produced by U.S. federal government in 1979), that might be good for main page DYK suggestion... What do you think?

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Can it be fixed somehow or I should re-apply. I asked some admin to check it but it seems he is busy. Could you do me a favor of fixing it.--

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None of these are huge glaring remarkable changes. They're just intended to be a tiny bit more user-friendly. Do they accomplish that? --

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That is correct. I do note that your suggestion is probably sensible, and will contact a rogue B'crat to have a look at this proposal.

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Guys - let's cool it here. We're all volunteers here, and disputes don't help the encyclopedia. Hopefully you two can get along now.

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for a useful essay. However, if they have not expressed interest, seek the consensus of the rest of the parties, via email or their

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is an essay, and in this case Essjay's wishes trump yours. And don't caution me about reverting, because it is you in the wrong.

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request for promotion for ages (I even used my watchlist - a first :) so I was wondering if you would start the ball rolling?

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time); might I just say how much I agree with your userpage comment? The trolls have won the battle, they shan't win the war.

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Unfortunately, no, as it is preferable to have a freely-licensed image for the main page. Naturally, the image in CoU is

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policy. I did not know there was a comment on Essjay's user talk page; again please be careful when reverting. Thanks!

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Here's a comparison display of the current "production" checkuser/checkip followed by my "development" versions:

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Note: if this account comes from 65.96.132.149, like Giza D, I'd recommend blocking both the IP and the account.

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response to the initial RfC allegations (if it ever goes live, as you note) before making a statement. Cheers,

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talk/email thing, but don't remove them. My notes should cover the fact that they are inactive. Cheers,

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are in the process of being deprecated and replaced by new versions which do the role more effectively.

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objectionable, my allowing my temper to influence my edit summaries and talk page postings. Thanks. --

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but it seems I forgot to put my username in the title. Anyway, it does not show on Assistance listing

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This is Giza D you bolcked me claiming I am a sock puppet, please see my discussion page and unblock.

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already occurring in the country. Favio claimed at least 4 lives and destroyed thousands of homes.

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Cyclone Gamede was an unusually large storm that prompted the highest level of cyclone warning on

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comment/(s) from the community, which is why I endorsed that RfC (in its' provisional format).

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I really should know that...ah well, shouldn't edit whilst half-asleep :) Cheers for the note,

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You are correct, and I moved it when you left me this note. Sorry for the delayed response.

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and moved to the southwest as it developed. The storm did not significantly intensify until

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I'm pretty sure it's one of the least of all the current worries on Knowledge at present...

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Neither Enok towards the start of the month or Humba near its end, had any impact on land.

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I can't see why it'd hurt. I've sent you an email regarding what to do with them. Cheers,

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Religion, Inc. is probably too short for DYK. Added one for Cults of Unreason :) Cheers,

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I see no reason why I shouldn't send you the email. Sent via Special:Emailuser. Cheers,

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For some reason - beyond me - the changes you made to the two templates also broke the

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during February. Five of these, including Favio, were in the South West Indian Ocean.

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Make free with them, at your leisure.... and thank you for your patience with me! --

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Not to reopen the ucfirst question, but I was intrigued by what you'd said earlier:

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Could you explain why you speedy deleted the request for checkuser on MyWikiBiz?

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What do you think I would need to do to get past the 'little tsar' connotation?

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aims to give a summary, both of the activities of the WikiProject and global

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Did you usurp this account bud? It only has a few contribs so I'm confused!

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Ah, nice :) I've just applied to usurp Glen - been meaning to for awhile

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You deserve the GFDL credit, so feel free to copy them yourself. Thank

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I reverted your revert, because Essjay's user talk page clearly states:

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and found exactly three usernames starting with lowercase letters:

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You are receiving this message because you have signed up for the

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the log request for "shannon" gives a report on "Shannon", etc.

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Cyclone Dora was active in January and reached its peak as an

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template on the main RFCU page. I have no idea why, however.

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Effects of Hurricane Isabel in Maryland and Washington, D.C.

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Sorry to bug you, but any ideas on the 2 new potentials for

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I hate to bother you with this, but we have a new account,

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List of groups referred to as cults in government reports

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applicable they are to the MC nomination (as it reads,

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By the way, I've been up for hours with my eye on this

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and related templates - they will be extremely handy.

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