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Times. I agree the comparison is NOR. When such big controversy such as the NKF controversy or this occurs, it is usually the rule for the person in charge to resign (to save face and admit wrongdoing), but he didn't. Personally, I think that it must be because of his links to PM Lee and MM Lee. (Similar to Mrs Goh Chok Tong, remember her support for Durai? Nothing happened to her, she also didn't apologise. SM Goh had to cover up for her.) I should also enlighten you that
Singapore's press is tightly controlled by the government (of which Philip Yeo is part of). --
520:, SMILES contain in some exotic cases a ], which closes the URL where the parameter is imbedded in (the parser does not know whether it was in a template at that point anymore, and things become ugly. It can be solved partially, by putting a 'urlencode' around the parameter in the URL, but that does not work for what the template is displaying (yes, it works, but then noone will understand what is displayed). The same apparently goes for the DOI-template, which I cannot repair (template is locked). Hope this explains .. now to find a solution .. --
904:. Do take a look. I've explained the syntax, so that it is now possible to give the name of the particular act on top of the chapter number. Should the title of the act take precedence? Right now, the title is an optional parameter, and is given in parantheses. No problems with the non-numbered statutes. A "hard" link (a copy-paste link, instead of a template-number link) can be used.
1053:. It makes no mention of mathml, though it on the pages on my watchlist, mathml changes are usually reverted because its use is very jarring compared with the existing text. Specifically, the type faces are different from the text, and the font sizes are often larger when there are superscripts. If the use of superscripts and subscripts can do the job, why complicate matters? --
958:, the citation is to the same work but to a different part of the work. For instance, it could be a reference to a different page of the same book, or a different section of the same Act of Parliament. Even though electronic resources are searchable, don't you think it would be helpful to provide a more precise reference? For instance, in '
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Hi Jack. It's my pleasure, w.r.t. cleanup. There wasn't a template for
Singapore statutes prior. I just created it today in response to your article. I'll use the template for those, not a problem. Is the presentation of the reference correct? I'm not a laywer so I'm not sure of your citation styles.
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I did what any teacher does when stuck with software - I asked one of my students, who showed me in 10 minutes how to solve the problem with Excel. Look for some more professional-looking graphs soon! You have to do "Chart - Source Data" then select each cell individually rather than just selecting
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You don't have to go into the esoterics, just copy and paste :-). I think the P.S. is a good plan, though I do like the idea of getting external input, I know we might be 'blind' to our own writing sometimes, I know that I did not see mistakes anymore when I wrote my thesis, it all made sense to me.
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Rifleman, if you're a Singaporean, you should know that Philip Yeo's comments caused more public anger than September 11, at least in Singapore. But the matter was allowed to go away quietly without even an apology; Philip Yeo claimed he was misquoted, which was a claim refuted by the Straits
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The image is a wonderful image, however if we agree that ALS is equivalent to ammonium dodecyl sulfate, the tail of the molecule should have 12 carbons. The image displays a molecule that has only 10. This is my only concern with the image, I believe I have modified it to have 12 carbons, however I
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Martini reference actually is not a web resource, thus cite web may not be the best. It is actually a paper from a journal, Vesalius (never heard of it myself), and is not published by pubmed though they index it. Also, maybe you can consider using PMIDs instead of dumping the entire link from
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Military brat article know so that they can support
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Hi Martin. You're very welcome. Things getting busy for me too. Solubility graph - I found that Excel can plot a nice curve. What screws it up is all the missing entries which make it look funny. I'm still looking at it but it's on the backburner for now. My apologies.
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I think if we can include them in the chemical sources template, it would be good. Both sites are actually rather good sources for information, and it'd be a shame to lose them on principle just because they are being spammed into wikipedia.
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Cap. 7A" and the year of the revised edition of the Act can be added manually by authors of articles if they wish. I don't think it does any harm if the title of the Act appears in the main text and again in the footnote.
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Thanks for fixing that, the article has so many references and they all bloody needed fixing when I found it, I may have made a few careless mistakes. Feel free to edit any others you feel can be improved, you've helped
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Ah... copy and paste it is then! I'll take a look at it later. Agree with you on blind - reading my past work is a painful experience, spotting all those errors I made then. --
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No problem at all. Your additions are great! I'll wait for you to draw the reactions because it'll be more consistent. I have incorporated Reppe chemistry into a section at
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Sorry for all the typos! I will go home soon, but tomorrow I will try to do some of the other images needed for the page. I like new fast growing articles!--
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880:. In these cases, the statutes are cited thus: "Application of English Law Act 1993 (No. 35 of 1993)". It should still be possible to locate the statute on
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Yeeeh .. another one that breaks. Indeed, templates cannot carry parameters with certain characters in them, they break the layout. I encountered this in
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which make references to our statutes, and substitute with the template for a more consistent referencing style. Perhaps if you see any, you can help too.
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My dear sir, not meaning to be rude, but kindly quote me the wikipedia guideline that justified the removal of Math-based equations on the
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CHART (Tab), plot empty cells as interpolated. Much easier. --
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