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While the essay has been cited as a manual on how to overthrow dictatorships, it focuses on past events and is more descriptive than prescriptive. Sharp has written an accompanying and more-prescriptive guide for people who wish to overthrow a dictatorship:

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page and State Court jurisdiction, could you indicate the source which suggested State courts could NOT hear claims under section 1983? I suspect there is some misinformation out there that we may be able to chase down and correct.

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Hi JF. You went to a lot of trouble to tableize this surname page and I wonder why. It's hard enough maintaining simple dot-point hndis lists without the extra formatting. And it doesn't make it any easier to find names.

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you could have copied the information to the talk page. I'll go through the list now and copy it to the talk page. Please try to work with the community a little more on this next time. Thanks! —

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it on the talk page seems a bit of an overreaction. I can't believe that you couldn't find a single link in that list worth keeping -- or another to put it in there.

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Ditto! Moving that to its own separate article was one of those brilliant moves that made me exclaim, "Duh! Why didn't I think of that!" Kudos, JonathanFreed! --

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You're right. And altho it's boring to me, it's not boring to everyone. But one click away is still convenient. The best place for it is in its own article. --

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If you leave a article-specific comment here, then please note that I may archive it in its entirety away from my talk page and into the article's talk page.

1052: 129:, because they are specifically related to that article. That talk page already had some comments and now all of the comments will appear together. 361: 61:. I was seeing that same pointless boring boilerplate in every article that I added county courthouse photos to and I just thought it was awful. -- 301: 265: 429: 151: 1063: 1216: 1018: 844: 755: 667: 428:- yes, it does appear to have been copied from a book co-written shortly after the war by the XO of the ship. Details of the book are on 305: 461:. However, if it can be cited to a source outside Knowledge, it might be worthwhile to re-insert it (though probably not in the lede): 348:

It's a whole lot easier to remove information than it is to write it up and put it in. Be wary of that and try to be careful. At the

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In accordance with our policy that Knowledge is not for the indefinite hosting of material deemed unsuitable for the encyclopedia

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if it got over 5,000. If you know of another interesting fact from a recently created article, then please suggest it on the

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and thus is ready for mainspace, please click on the "Submit your draft for review!" button at the top of the page.

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Self-Liberation, A Guide to Strategic Planning for Action to End a Dictatorship or Other Oppression

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I thought you would be interested in the latest post (at the bottom of that page) about renaming.--

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page, as his comments here were specific to that article and he also left comments on that page.

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as "incendiary advice" that became a "viral pamphlet" that provided tactical guidance to the

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type it on the article's talk page and just put a link to that talk page here (if you must).

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Thanks for editing my post on the vandalism. I'm new to editing on wikipedia. --

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Thanks for deleting all the county gov't text and replacing it with a link to

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Hello, JonathanFreed. It has been over six months since you last edited the

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