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were oftenly modified by radio programmers. Further issue is in France; France never had continuous chart until 1984. Before that, there were some magazines and radio charts that give us some quite good material, like Bourse des chansons in 1950s or IFOP, so I used them to make Dalida chart page. Nevermind. To short the story, the real issue is this: as there is no clear websites that can be used as source, i listed a bunch of several official websites alongside with blogs that can be used as valid source because those people that run those blogs literally made extensive research. The last good revision of that page is here
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in all honesty he's not going to do a worse job than extremist nationalist oligarchs at the helm! Actually, I shouldn't be so hard on the post-communist paranoia as knee-jerk reactions are hardly an unanticipated phenomena. There are more reasonable, compassionate people than there are ignorant and dangerous ones, or so I must continue to believe in order to have faith in a good future for humanity wherever it exists on this planet. There is no stability in
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I hope you don't have any more trouble with this. I know you have put in a lot of effort into the Dalida articles and I agree with you that she is worthy of being remembered. I lived in France for much of the 1960s and she was a big name at that time. The other day I removed an ill-considered edit by
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