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Saltillo. Municipalities are second level divisions, state being first level. Their needs to be seperate pages for both the municipalities and for the municipal seat city even though they often share the same, or similar names. Just like counties in the US, the municipalities can cover hundreds of square miles and hundreds of towns. All of the municipalities were founded after the independence in 1821 which often kept boundaries of previous govornment or ecclesiastical boundaries.
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Spanish page on the Irapuato–Salamanca agglomeration points out that only Guanajuato state authorities recognize it as a metropolitan area; federal authorities do not. Even so, you are welcome to write a separate article on the Irapuato–Salamanca agglomeration on the English Knowledge, if you so wish.
832:; but accidentally I confused word "palaces" with "places (read it in another way), so I dedicated my time not for what I excepted for; Neverthless like I said I had on my mind to create article which would by dynamic lsit (wp:dynamic lsitts are the lits which require enduring searhing and updating). Some things about too vague/common topics did not got well on Knowledge like
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Chinese people is a Sisyphean task. Generally speaking, politicians seem overrepresented, and their rankings seem a bit random. People related to recent wushu movies (Ip Man, Wong Fei-Hung, Huo Yuanjia, various actors and
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Carlsen ranked the 12th and 56th most memorable chess players, and Gaprindashvili and Menchik more memorable than Judit Polgar? Serena Williams the 22nd most memorable tennis player, and Lacoste and
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Verduzco) do have articles. I'm generally not inclined to start separate articles on those municipalities because it's often doubtful whether there's enough material to justify standalone pages for both. In fact, Granados is a good example of this: INEGI literally recognizes no other
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then do already FIFA 2022 have influence on some of them or yet too early and it is needed to wait say few months after hits? How you understood my qurstion? I ask because of I am not sure I am able to find sources how it works or quite understand that. If you do not know too, then what are your
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Pachman is listed as a woman. The top five are OK, but the next seven should be something like Gligoric, Taimanov,
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how about that idea? Or maybe for start it would be better to add content of google maps reviews into tables about these subtopics like most visited museums, monuments, palaces etc.? OR adding list with small top 10 to article
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