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Go ahead and move it. Given how FA's have changed in nearly over a year, I think that what I done here is not enough for what is being asked for today. And admitedly, I cannot find much about this title, given that
Belarus is a country that does not have much good information on small subjects like
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English sounds weird, and that is my fault. The article is a bit disorganized, but that is my fault there too. It was good while it lasted, but I am not upset at it being demoted, at
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I think the idea is that it goes to FARC only after its two-week major review. Correct me if I'm wrong.
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