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OUR GOVERMENT AND RELIGIOUS ORGANISATIONS POUR BILLIONS TOTHE WORLD OVER. NOW THE PEOPLE THAT HAVE BEEN PAYING INTO THIS CORRUPT SYSTEM FOR YEARS NEED THE MONEY THE GOVERMENT TELLS US ITS RUNNING OUT AND WE,VE GOT TO WORK LONGER BECAUSE THE BANKS HAVE GAMBLED AND LOST 75% OF THE PENSION FUNDS. WE LIVE IN A COUNTRY WERE PROMISES HAVE BEEN BROKEN THE YOUNG ARE LET DOWN THE HOMELESS ARE WITHOUT SHELTER,CHILDREN GOING HUNGRY,MIN WAGE FAMILYS IN DEBT TRING TO SURVIVE,THE UNEMPLOYED BEING SINGLED OUT BECAUSE THE JOBS ARE NOT THERE,THOSE ON THE BOTTOM OF THE WAGE SCALE,PENSIONS AND JOBSEEKERS UNABLE TO PROVIDE BASIC HEATING AND LIGHTING BILLS . A COUNTRY THATS 1.3TRILLION IN DEBT WITH NO POSSIBLE WAY OF PAYING IT BACK BECAUSE OF BAD POLICYS,2013 THIS IS NOT WHAT I WAS LED TO BELIEVE IT WOULD BE LIKE,SAD IS IT NOT. I WONDER WHAT IT WOULD BE LIKE IF WE GOT THE SAME SUPPORT THAT OTHER COUNTRIES ARE GIVEN.

1080:(2) adnexa. Lookingbill (one of my favorite derm texts, see my user page for full reference), also states "The skin has four general components, the epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous tissue, and appendages." Therefore, it would seem, the term "skin" includes the adnexa (i.e. glands, hair, and nails). However, I will be honest and say I cannot comment on "animal scales" and I am a dermatologist, not a veterinarian. With this being said, perhaps we could merge skin into "Integumentary system" and redirect it that way? 2643: 1711: 2777:, in which it is stated that 0.000001° is approximately equal to 11 cm of latitude, or to 5.57 cm of longitude at a latitude of 60°. Railway stations can be several tens of metres wide, and several hundred metres long. A precision better than 10 metres is therefore unnecessary; this roughly corresponds to 0.0001°, four places of decimals. Most railway station articles use an accuracy of three or four decimal places. Also, by constructing the 3605: 253:

subcategories may appear on other pages, I find it very likely that people assume that the four they see is all there is (and subsequently categorize people from Zaanstad as "People from North Holland", think someone is not in wikipedia, etc.). Any idea why the subcategories are spread over the pages and how else one can avoid that? When the number of members is large, a subcategory currently may be completely obscured.

790:— there was nothing wrong with your edit, but I just want to point out that neither Knowledge (XXG) nor the world is under any obligation to adhere to the EU's "specifications," as discussed on the talk page and in the article itself. The official logo form and the accompanying rules that the EU thrust upon the Eurozone are discussed and illustrated generously, and a well-rounded article on the sign would feature the 4745: 3026: 915: 4965: 4929: 4839: 4653: 4615: 4527: 4439: 4364: 4291: 4218: 4047: 3447: 3964: 3933:. That discussion was closed as "moot" due it having been unilaterally converted to an article during the discussion. I chose to boldly implement the apparent consensus of that discussion and the previous discussions linked from it, and reverted it to a disambiguation page. That action has been reverted due to a perceived lack of discussion. I would welcome your comments at 2944: 2372: 3677: 3801: 3153: 1848: 1297: 1818: 3997:

WHAT IS WRONG WITH US WAKE UP BRITAIN!!!THE COUNTRYS BROKE AND CANT HELP OUR OWN OAPS,VETERANS,ORPHANS,HOMELESS ECT;??????? BUT SPENT 1.2 BILLION FOR G-20 EVENTS,AID TO INDIA,GREECE AND TURKEY. AND NOW PAKISTAN,AFGHANISTAN,BILLIONS OF TAX POUNDS. RETIREES LIVING ON A FIXED INCOME RECEIVE NO AID WHILE

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POLITICIONS PLEASE PAY ATTENTION FORWARD THIS TO EVERYONE!!! THE ONLY WAY THINGS WILL CHANGE IS WHEN THIS KIND OF EMAIL TRANSLATES INTO VOTING AT THE POLLS. PENSIONERS OUT NUMBER ANY OTHER TYPE OF VOTER BY RACE RELIGION OR AGE,WHEN WILL PENSIONERS WAKE UP AND UNDERSTAND THAT WE HAVE THE POWER TOSHAPE

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deletion, if the page meets the criterion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the page that would render it more in conformance with Knowledge (XXG)'s policies and guidelines. If the page is deleted, you can

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Can you help me understand why you believe that this is relevant in the article? It appears in the "official description" section, but it has nothing to do with the official description. Is there some dispute over the description and you're using the football team as an example of something? Thank

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Hi, thanks for responding. I don't see any problems with my edit summary. I've continued the discussion on the Talk page. BTW, looking at your other edits in this area, I think they're pretty fair. Hopefully we can reach an understanding on this point - I'm open to understanding why the point is

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I am slowly translating this in parts, but if somebody else wishes to contribute, I suspect that they are more likely to find it at the current location. If somebody removes the remaining German text then they are free to do so, but that would make it less likely to ever be finished. Moving it to

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Hey Rumping. How's that you caught that so quickly? These categories are odd things to have on your watch list. At any rate, I was trying to have all 5 subcategories of People from North Holland to show on the first page. Currently only Zaanstad is on the second, and, despite the warning that other

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Hi, I deleted that article because that stadium is abandoned about 4 years ago, no professional or even amateur team plays in there,the information writed is wrong, too, S.Morning has not play a single game in there since 2004 or 2003 they play in La Pintana, but if you think, that it shouldn't be

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The name of the national football team which plays its home games in Dublin is the "Republic of Ireland". It is the representative team of the state which has its capital in Dublin, so its name is relevant to the question of the name of the Irish state. In fact the point was in the article before

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I think this redirect was wrong, since there were substantial incoming links and the content was not in the target of the redirect. I also think that you were wrong to repeat the redirect a second time when you knew you didn't have consensus. At the very least you should have merged the content.

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states) the majority of the remainder have already complained about being almost invisible. The images are not "almost identical", since the key copyrighted elements (the browser names, logos and descriptions) are very different. More seriously, this should not just be about creating reasons for

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Thnx for pointing something out. Not that I have the foggiest what you might be talking about. I don't intend to be rude, but since I merely reverted what I assumed to be a vandalism, I do not claim responsibility for introducing that part - just for restoring it. Didn't even notice the

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discussion for the two other images. Our non-free image policy is very clear here; non-free images are not used unless they are minimal, necessary and non-replaceable. Please do not re-instate the additional images without explaining exactly how they meet these three criteria of

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I have not checked whether the two stations whose articles you recently merged were really one even although their existences did not overlap, but the resultant article is confusing for if they count as one why are they in different districts? Readers should not be

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I believe making this a redirect to "skin" is appropriate since it is synonymous with "skin" (see the footnote on that article). Also, all the content of that article is found elsewhere in other skin articles, so no information is lost. What are your thoughts?

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redirect, this term is not synonymous "Integumentary system", as it has often been used to describe, for example, the capsule of a virus (a concern which as been brought up by other users). Therefore, perhaps we could remove the redirect and add a disambiguity

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Oh, you meant the lyrics. Yes, we had to remove some because one of the reviewers thought we'd quoted an excessive amount. I'm not so bothered about that. I'm more concerned about ensuring that everything is referenced correctly, without original research.

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Thanks for adding the pointer to the AfD in your speedy edit summary - I would probably have noticed the AfD when I looked at the history, but just as well to be sure. I have restored the article to the version before it was blanked, and pointed her to

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just before your message, and you have already responded there. It may not be for Knowledge (XXG) to pass judgement, but it is for Knowledge (XXG) to provide background information in an NPOV manner, and in my view a single screenshot does

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It is interesting then those controlling the article remove relevant referenced information from that article and then use this notice to warn off those they are challenging. You might consider the four points at the start of the essay on

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I hope we are both content with the current position. I was patrolling short pages. Usually I aim to revert them (in case of vandalism), expand them, redirect them, or propose them for speedy deletion. But at the

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Hi, thank you so much for telling me, I was completely unaware of this. In future, I will remember to disable the Skype extension on Firefox before editing articles. I really appreciate you telling me. Thanks. --

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and translate it there? We are feeding complaints from people about the article being in another language and as this is the English Knowledge (XXG) there should be no other languages in any articles. Thanks!

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template in that manner, the coordinates show near the bottom of the article; to match other railway station articles and show upper right, at least one other parameter is needed: the essential one is

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I've restored the article. If it is not improved, it could end up being deleted via another process. You should check the deletion log and see if the listed reason could use some improvement. -

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there were only 28 characters and they did not mention astrocytoma or brain disease. Next time, you might consider leaving a red link, or put in a stub until you are ready with a full article.--

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You seem to be on top of the vandals to this page, and I'm new and have no idea how to proceed. I can't even figure out to what version it should be rolled back! Thanks for whatever you can do.

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A7 is only for real people, organizations, or webcontent. Books/Songs/albums/movies/plays/etc are not covered under A7. If you want to see some excellent resources on this, take a look at

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or variants of that word. Some of this may result from skin being seen as an organ, while integumentary system being seen as a system, plus the use of templates. I find the footnote in

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I've removed the proposed deletion tag from this article because PROD is only for uncontroversial deletions. Not only has the article already been through one deletion discussion (see

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Hi Rumping! This article which you have edited or contributed to, concerns an important feature of UK Education. It still needs some urgent attention. If you can help, please see

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to the keyboard combination, and the consensus seems to be that he is not notable beyond the webcomic, and that the webcomic is not notable, but nobody has agreed to delete

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Hello. Re: Your comment: "but it is in existing reference". Could you point me to the exact minute (I presume you mean the Melbourne DVD?) that supports the reference to

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Hi, Knowledge (XXG) policy is to minimise the use of copyrighted material, and therefore having three practically identical images violates at least two of our policies,

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rather argumentative instead of encyclopedic. As a more general comment, your method of destroying before rebuilding is not how I expect Knowledge (XXG) to be edited.

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I don't feel strongly - it was a stub to replace a redlink. But it doesn't really meet the CSD criteria and is a fairly harmless though potentially useful article.--

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I am not worried about Dracula; I am looking at the four things he say he will never do. They are clearly in the existing references (currently #8): the middle of

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I don't care, and what you said is fairly meaningless anyway - you had a choice ("druthers") and apparently you chose to do the opposite of what you think best.--

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I find it odd too. I was trying to move a full stop before references and may accidentally have edited an old version. I am not attached to the content. --

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Thank you for your kind remarks. I suspect there may be more issues, as my German is extremely weak, and although I understand mathematics in general,

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for example); therefore, perhaps we could remove the redundancy, and link to those other articles? The disease section is another example. It has a

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Taken to AfD, since the information was previously merged to another location, which was then deleted. Please feel free to comment there, thanks. --

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and a couple of other concepts, and no longer began by telling the lay reader that mathematics is what the article is about. Also, where I had put

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The whole thing is incomprehensible. There are too many proposals and places to express opinions. Closing proposals don't actually help here. --

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redirect, in dermatology, skin types are divided into (1) glabrous skin and (2) hairy skin. However, as it currently is, skin type redirects to

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people are still currently objecting to its deletion. If you still believe the article should be deleted, please bring it to AfD, thank you. --

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P.S. Clarifying myself -- To be most effective, please voice your input at one of the closing proposals, as explained in the Q&A. Thanks.

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Hi Rumping. You removed my deletion. I think 'Athletics Federation of Pakistan' should be accurately and specified described by own article.

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I was looking for vandalism, though I accept your changes were not. I also spotted the issue you raised - you wmight want to contribute at

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I agree that the EU rules are absurd, but given they exist, it just seems sensible to be closer to them if there is no cost of doing so. --

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were the same location (naturally on the corner of Globe Road and what was Devonshire Street), and at some stage used the joint name (see

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Thanks for noting my problems with Firefox Skype extension! Thank you very much indeed. I am sorry for not keeping an eye on it before.

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We do not keep articles for the sake of it. If anyone searches for ListA they will immediately find all they need at Limited overs. --

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Hi Rumping! Thanks for the comment re "essay" . I am the original author on this. Any idea how to fix the "multiple issues" condition? (

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not until today. I've read your translation and corrected a few minor things. From my point of view, you did a very good job! Regards

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For doing what I've meant to do but never found the time to, and probably doing it a lot better than I ever could - restructuring the

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FYI, A7 does not cover songs. A9 would be more applicable. But in this aritlces case, A3/A1 would have been even better options.---

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adaptation of the thing. Which has nothing to do with rules, but with how typographers and shopkeepers are creating the sign.

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article to take the emphasis away from the order of St. John, and towards the society as it actually operates now. Thank you.

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They are clearly in the same location on the same track where Globe Road and (former) Devonshire Street meet. Before we had

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Please see the discussion on the talk page and revert your edit. There was more than one attack, see the March 1978 details.

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I saw that you had previously edited one (or both) of these article. You're invited to participate in the discussion here:

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Overall, I simply want to improve the current state of dermatology related articles found in wikipedia, hence why I started

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such as hair and nails are part of the integumentary system but not part of the skin. Animal scales are other examples.--

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Same here. I just disabled the plugin, and to be honest, I've always found it quite annoying. Thanks for noticing it...

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I disagree with that analysis. I think there is a POV issue if we use five logos rather than twelve, given that (as

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because the working of the scrollbar can easily be explained in the text (which it is). They probably also fail

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Can you please reverse the order. The correct spelling of this maker is Serafin not Seraphin. Thanks in advance!

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First, let me apologize for causing any problems. I certainly only wanted to improve wikipedia, not worsen it.

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for the same reason. Similarly, there is not a POV issue because the issues are clearly explained in the text.

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Just an FYI, but this wasn't a CSD candidate. The original content got written over. I reverted it back. --

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Wonder what is up with that IP... It *did* used to be .gov, but now it seems to be just another Sprint IP...

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to the encyclopedia! In case you are not already aware, an article to which you have recently contributed,

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BTW there's no need to copy the above back to my talk page - when editing my talk page you should have seen

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which suggests how to avoid the problem in future. If you don't have Firefox or Skype then I apologise. --

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Thanks for catching it; I did 1000 redirects yesterday, and one typo is probably not to be unexpected. :-(

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It could have gone to any of the three linked pages and if you were not a bot I would suggest you choose--

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does not suggest that they are the same station. Normally, in such cases, he uses the code "RO & RN

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short list of diseases and uncited, poorly written content. We could simply add "see also" links to

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with no link to the combined name, despite maps and other mentions of the combined names. So I was

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Thank you. The whole thing looks far too complicated, but if this tool is helpful, I may use it.--

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and merged them. Since this is Knowledge (XXG), you are of course free to undo what I did in the

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It's just getting tiresome that people keep changing the article into that old EU press release.

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