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criminals. At no time have I suggested that all of the individuals listed in these articles gather together in the same room on a regular basis. The argument I made, which you have bizarrely misinterpreted, is that "religious figures tend to interact with each other within a community in a defining and quite visible public manner through interfaith dialog and social service programs". I would be curious as to the system of logic you use by which Ms. Ohair's case has "falsified" this statement. I have shown that there is a unifying strong defining characteristic, that these categories fit into a well-defined category structure and that these categories do not fit the "precedents" you have tossed out, all of which argue well for retention. I would suggest doing a more comprehensive job upfront of justifying deletion, rather than being forced to dig up more material down the line. Heck, even the claim that "Appears to be the only 'religious people by town' category" is contradicted by your own nomination, let alone the 50 other such categories.
771:. Furthermore, religious figures tend to interact with each other within a community in a defining and quite visible public manner through interfaith dialog and social service programs, that quarterbacks, male models, scientists and criminals do not; That they are religious figures within Cincinnati or Pittsburgh is a strong defining characteristic. These out-of-date "precedents" you have offered only provide further evidence for retention of these categories. To the best of my knowledge, there are no parent categories for
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British category was broader. Even that is likely to be a very small category, as I doubt that even going to prison for refusal to pay tax would make a person notable, as opposed to famous for 15 minutes (well- 3 days). The present person in it was evidently promoting tax resistence as an
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with hundreds of categories included in its structure. To put this in your own words, when you said that this "Appears to be the only 'religious people by town' category" and then added a second, was this because "you once again fail to understand what a category structure entails or is this a
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