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video...) were equally elaborated and inserted by me. Having said this, the page is no longer visible because I was accused of appropriating contents subject to copyright but, despite having reported that all the contents were my intellectual property to the Knowledge (XXG) contact who had deleted the page, he did not respond to me. To date I have created a new Cross Cities/sandbox page in which I would like to report the contents already well organized in the deleted one. I kindly ask you to allow me to review the Buxreal/sandbox page so as to copy the code and transfer it to this new one.

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57000 hits by modifying it with -archive and -sandbox and limiting it to user pages only. However, I when I used the pet scan tool during my previous work with short descriptions I remember that it also had a feature to remove redirects from search results to narrow down the search even more in the negative space box I think it was so I'm in agreement with SN that the petscan tool might be more than versatile enough to do what I'm looking for without having to resort to coding a bot and all that, but I just can't seem to make it go...

3252:, as I am an unregistered user. However, I also saw that IP users should tag the article for deletion along with submitting a request on the talk page. However, if a person sees the deletion tag on top of the page, and the link to the deletion discussion doesn't exist, there's a very high chance that they won't realize I made a request on the talk page and will probably revert the edit and warn me. Should I still tag the article? 1127: 2186: 1120: 3564:), and point the redirect to the aforementioned section. There is no point in having the topic duplicated, and the raid does not appear to be independently notable (it has little coverage in secondary sources, although the right search terms are hard to find since there seems to be no agreed upon name for the events, so I could very well be wrong). Today the page creator, 3053:*shrugs*There are limitations in the software MediaWiki used; we faced similar issues when we exceeded the PEIS limit for the larger COVID-19 pages and the solution was to split them off into their own articles. Perhaps the software tinkerers will eventually be able to allow more templates to be used, but in the meantime, fewer templates on the page is the only solution. — 3216: 1743: 3520:

This is probably the error that occurs when one leaves the editing window open too long. I often get it when writing an article over multiple days. There are two things you can do: if you are able to, you can copy the entire wikitext of your edited revision; next, open the draft in a separate tab and

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An unknown user has been inserting incorrect information into the page for Soldier of Fortune Magazine, regarding magazine ownership. The documentation on the magazine website and in the LLC filings correctly show the ownership. This is a malicious attempt by an unknown user to discredit the magazine

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My general impression of problems with script timeouts and PEIS errors is that about 80% of them are caused by splattering hundreds of stupid flags everywhere. Wish people could just let go of the idea that the flag of a country of a person's citizenship or the flag of a country containing a specific

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I typed the correct username and password, but when I pressed “Log in”, a message popped up saying: “There seems to be a problem with your login session; this action has been canceled as a precaution against session hijacking. Please resubmit the form. You may receive this message if you are blocking

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with this topic, seeing as 44 of your 52 edits have been on this article. Information must be cited to reliable (and preferably non-primary) sources, so if you find one with the information to challenge their claims, feel free to re-add it. If the user's claims are not backed up by any source in the

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There is unfortunately no way to, simply from looking through Knowledge (XXG), 100% reliably distinguish links to "YT music videos" from "YT not-music videos", since a YT URL is just a randomly-generated lookup value (the thing after v=) and tells nothing about what the URL points to. You can try to

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This is bout writing the history section of a local church in my area. But the history is not available to cite it from a softcopy like a pdf or a website. Whats the best way to write that section? Is there any inline comments to be made so other editors know whats going on, or are there any tags to

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another editor's edit should generally never be done without giving an explanation in the edit summary. It's considered rude and unhelpful. Remember, there is another real human on the "other side" of the screen, who had a reason for doing what they did, even if you may disagree with them about it.

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with any real person who may or may not have donated money to the Wikimedia Foundation. The ability to do so would be a monumental violation of your privacy. I happen to voluntarily disclose my real world identity after seriously pondering the implications which have included targeted death threats

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Unless you can find several sources that are wholly independent of you and your event - not written or published by the event, and not based on an interview or press release, but people wholly unnconnected with you choosing to write in depth about the event - then the event will not meet Knowledge

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Hi, I would like a dump for the following: All Featured articles, All featured lists, All good articles, and all Vital Articles (All levels). Preferrably in separate files for each of the requests. And also preferably in html, pdf, or a similar format. I don’t like the xml one due to it having the

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say. You are certainly free to believe the House Republicans if you choose. If you have independent sources that summarize the contents of the documents issued by the House Republicans, please offer them on the article talk page. Be advised that editing abiut American politics has its own special

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Most wikiprojects have very big lists of users, but as time passes many of them leave Knowledge (XXG) for one reason or another. Is there a bot that can help to manage those lists, keeping the active users and moving inactive users (users who have not edited in, say, the last 6 months) to another

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However, there is no point in doing so, because material from the event's website (whoever writes it) is unlikely to be of much use in writing a Knowledge (XXG) article about the event. Knowledge (XXG) has little interest in what the subject of an article says or wants to say about themselves, or

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the IP is correct: The original Rangers Football Club Plc was declared insolvent in 2012, and its assets sold to a company Sevco Scotland Ltd, subsequently renamed The Rangers Football Club Ltd. This financially new entity was refused re-admission to the Scottish Premier League, had to apply for

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I have a hunch I can get the results I'm looking for using the pet scan tool, but I'm puzzled as to why I'm getting "0" results when SN is getting 294 and FM is getting 232,000 so much more than nothing at all should be showing up. Also, I managed to narrow my search down considerably to roughly

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and do this work "on your own time" and computing resources. (You only need the "current revisions" dump, not the full page histories.) Doing searches (especially more complicated ones) is not free; if you tax the Knowledge (XXG) servers excessively you actually could be temporarily blocked from

2862:) about the capital incident on January 6th 2021 needs to be re-evaluated. The US Committee on House Administration's Subcommittee on Oversight released documents today that show a completely different narrative than the article portrays. Here is the link to their press release on the incident ( 1580:

Hello, several weeks ago I created the Buxreal/sandbox page by inserting the contents related to the activities of an event created by me and entitled Cross Cities. The contents were largely copied from the website https://crosscities.cloud created by me and where all the contents (texts, img,

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Thank you. Please a follow-up question: Do you remember how it was called in the past when an Article for Deletion got moved into user space? I see that now the result of a discussion may be "The result was Draftify." In former times, I have found "The result was incubate." to move the page to

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What is the policy regarding official logos found in Facebook? I was planning to upload church logos from official Facebook pages of churches to be used only in their respective articles' infoboxes. Are we allowed to upload such logos to Commons or Knowledge (XXG) under a Fair Use license or

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LOL how you dare you suggest my article with 24 explanatory footnotes might be bloated. (Ha!) I think I definitely had it in my head that moar templates was an unalloyed good. Anyway thank you for the info and motivation to rework and spin off a couple of baby articles, etc. Appreciate it.

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I've written and edited random pages. I read about this photographer, Charlie Gray from different sources and I liked his work in the Queen's Gambit series. He's one of the best photographers and I find it weird that no one has written anything about his work so I decided to create one.

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Well, I got 294 links for "youtube.com", "Youtube.com" and "YouTube.com" (note upper/lower cases), and also under "list" at the top right, checking multiple namespaces. But to be honest, it still doesn't seem like a lot. Only <300 articles out of the millions we've got?! I think we

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have. The way you manage a recurring donation is by sending them an e-mail and waiting for an employee to manually handle your request. Arguably this is suboptimal. We here have no control over what they do/don't; if you wish to express your desires to the Foundation

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Your argument for WP:BLAR is reasonable, but as the article was only created this month it is not surprising that the author thinks their article should not be redirected and that they are watching it. What to do next is up to you. You could leave it or follow the

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No. The MfD nomination that you want to make is absolutely hopeless. I reject your request to convert it into a proper MfD nomination. I have given you the needed explanation in response to your comment in which you "requested an article to be put up for MfD"; see

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click "edit source", select all the wikitext there, and paste in your version it its place. Then you should be able to click "Publish Changes", and submit the draft for review if you wish. Alternatively, you can do basically the same thing with the visual editor.

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what their associates say about them. Knowledge (XXG) is almost entirely interested in what people who have no connection with the subject, and who have not been prompted or fed information on behalf of the subject, have chosen to publish about the subject in

2741:. (This is somewhat generic advice. When you have questions about consistency among articles if a particular type, then see if there is a wikiproject that covers them and ask there. The appropriate wikiproject might be listed on your article's talk page.) - 2672:, just the eponymous former station there. Looking at the Disambiguation Talk page, I noticed that there are a few other Three Mile Islands in the US, also without articles. Is there a place I could request a few geographical stubs to be written? Thanks! 2356:

Is there a pet scan or search query string that could help me find a list of Knowledge (XXG) articles or even userpages that have links to youtube music videos on them? The reason I ask is because I would like to find more pages similar to this one:

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The important parts of a citation are the bibliographic information: author, title, date, publisher, name of publication etc; even if the resource is available online, a link is usually a convenience for a reader, not a necessary part of the

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Hello, KnightMove. I very much suspect that that sentence partly predates the introduction of Draft space. Since Draft space has been around, I've never heard of anybody moving an article from mainspace (or Draft space) to User

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against me to intimidate me for my Knowledge (XXG) editing. But all editors who wish to remain anonymous should have that right, without anyone knowing how many dollars if any they have donated. That is the path to corruption.

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It is not true that she is not allowed to refute what is said about her, but she may not know the right way to do it. If Loomer or anyone else has specific concerns about that article, the place to discuss it is

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appears to be right. The sources currently numbered 2 and 3 say that Susan Katz Keating bought the magazine, and make no mention of her partner being involved in the transaction as claimed by the IP editor.

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This sentence mixes draft space and user space. Please for clarification: When an article for deletion is considered good enough to be kept as a draft - when is it moved to draft space, when to user space?

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be verifiable from a published source, but that source does not have to be online. Hard copy sources are fine, as long as they are published, so (for example) a reader could obtain a copy through a major

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Also note that ie there is an article about your event, whoever writes it, it will not belong to you, it will not be controlled by you, and it will not necessarily say what you would like it to say.

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It keeps throwing this error on the Darts Pro Tour 2024 site, so it's completely useless. Maybe you can find a solution. They might need to increase their max_execution_time in their php settings.

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and have a discussion on the article talk page. You could also post a link to the discussion at the wikiprojects mentioned on the talk page. If you still disagree you could take the article to

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You are right, but for such a question by an anonymous user, ChatGPT gives a good enough answer, in my opinion, to warrant further investigation into more reliable details if the user wishes.

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Ok, thanks. Then as probably last question: How was the AfD discussion result then worded? I would assume "The result was userfy.", but Google finds for this wording only one single example,

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by looking at various stuff like the title of the page containing the link. But you're going to need to write a bit of code (or find someone willing to do it for you) to do this processing.

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That's not how things work here. We don't chase down people for corrections. The article about the riot will not say what House Republicans want it to say, it will say what independent

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welcome to help desk! Logos are usually copyrighted (likely so) in which case they cannot be uploaded to Commons, but they can be uploaded to Knowledge (XXG), provided they comply with

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Thank you. I found I have a letter I saved in my email that explains how and gives an address. Prime Hunter, I followed your link to a complicated phenomenon, had been there already.

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I am kind of assuming this is for personal use rather than contributing to project content, in which case I strongly recommend that if you want to get intensive in this task you

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has no central "online portal" thing where donors who signed up for recurring donations can go to view and change/cancel their donations, along the lines of what various large

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Not only did the media attack me nonstop this last week, but they completely rewrote my Knowledge (XXG) page. And it doesn’t even allow me to change the lies. So much bias.

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I am attempting to edit a draft but can not submit due to the following: No stashed content found for 0/d7ee9548-5ee6-11ef-af15-477c1614b1fc. Suggestions are welcomed.

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membership of the Scottish Football League, and was admitted into Divison 3, thereafter working its way back up to the Premier League by the usual promotion ladder.

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Three Mile Island is in the news again. I just checked the main article, a disambiguation page, and noticed that there is not even a stub for the island itself,

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to a recent trivial dispute about ownership. The lead section should summarize the entire 49 year history of the publication, not a recent editing dispute.

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First, as to the issue of copyright: if the material has previously been published anywhere, unless that publication explicitly releases it either into the

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Not an option. Wouldn't it be more logical to modify the previously mentioned setting so that this does not happen? Because that's pretty amateurish.

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By the way, the archives of the Biographies of living persons/Noticeboard show that Laura Loomer has been discussed there three times over the years.

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and was wondering if that's acceptable or should I use a different format? I searched in the MOS (albeit not very deeply.) and didn't find anything.

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Laura Loomer posted on X that there are Wiki articles about her that are not true but you will not allow her to delete or refute them. Is this true?

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You can't find it on Knowledge (XXG), because donations are handled by the Wikimedia Foundation, and don't impinge directly on Knowledge (XXG). See

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Oh right the question is about YouTube music videos specifically. I guess the numbers directly above are meaningless for that application 🫠

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I think the OP might want to know how to change their donation. If I knew, I wouldn't have a problem with simply answering the question. ―

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premature article about an as-yet-unelected candidate for office can be kept in draftspace pending election returns, effectively making

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Are you blocking cookies or scripts on your browser (or maybe an overzealous antivirus)? Does it work if you use another browser? —

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If you have some personal connection with the magazine and/or the magazine's owner, please read the page pointed to by this link:

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reverted by BLAR with no edit summary. So I have two questions: 1) was my BLAR appropriate, and 2) how should I proceed? Thanks,

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You’re free to read the book or the Lusitanian War wiki and add additional information, I see no problem on leaving the page up.

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You can resubmit it as often as you like, within reason. But if you resubmit it whout citing any references that attest to his

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I suggest that "user" should be replace by "draft" - but it's probably best to ask on the talk page of the page you've quoted.

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That's a matter of editorial judgement, and you are an editor. However, you might be able to get some worthwhile opinions at

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The help desk is for questions about using Knowledge (XXG). General knowledge questions can be asked at the Reference Desk

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If your question is about a Knowledge (XXG) article, draft article, or other page on Knowledge (XXG), tell us what it is!

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can you please update the page for Rangers Football Club. The Rangers football club has only existed since 2012.

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Hello, I was wondering if there was a specific format for citing lore inside of a game. I see how they did it in

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Well now it's magically fine again. Thank you to whomever fixed it or reverted my hallucination. appreciate it.

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need to be noted here. If you have some sort of stake in creating this article, it would need to be declared.--

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Knowledge (XXG) talk:Miscellany for deletion#MFD request: Knowledge (XXG):Why is BFDI not on Knowledge (XXG)?

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the new article (which, it should be noted, is considerably shorter and less detailed than the section at

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and its owner, and to raise the specter of unseen governance. How can these malicious efforts be blocked?

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In 1964 I flew with KLM from Amsterdam to Sydney, how long would the flight have been and how many stops?

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provide your email address or any other contact information. Answers will be provided on this page only.

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article, and you have reason to suspect their factuality, you can challenge and remove them yourself.

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might be helpful here), or just switching to string literals, which should be fine for this use case.

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If a book has been published by a "serious" publisher, even a small one, it will generally have an

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criteria. This goes above and beyond the general Fair use criteria that newspapers might use. ~ 🦝

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I pblished content. but it is not really published. I cant see the status of my published article

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I see on my bank statement that I donate 5.00 per month. How do I find that on Knowledge (XXG)?

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It was rejected and then I reedited it. I don't know how many submissions I'm allowed to make.

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that are published to Knowledge (XXG): space when they should stay as user essays or projects.

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This is Knowledge (XXG); we cannot assist in banking issues. Talk directly to your bank.

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The best way to get feedback is to submit it, instead of asking for a pre-review review.

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ChatGPT and the Ref Desks are of about equal reliability, so the OP needn't really worry

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Templates are sometimes userfied as well. Articles almost never, as far as I'm aware.

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This has been done from time to time, for projects whose members request it. Ask at

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is the place to go for seeking more assistance from people with "tech" expertise. --

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Lusitanian War § Third Lusitanian Raid and the Feats of Viriathus (148 BC – 140 BC)

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for a general overview and references to more information about Knowledge (XXG). --

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accessing them altogether (at the network level, something much more severe than

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criteria, specifically being used inside an actual mainspace article and other

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Andrew Jackson and the slave trade in the United States#Individual slave sales

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both be doing something wrong, to be honest. Sorry not to be more helpful.

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doesn't reveal any obvious solutions. This might be a better question for

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shows a half dozen articles userfied from AfD within the past two years.

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The other is that if you are associated with the event, then you have a

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I didn’t really need a summary either, my intention was quite obvious.

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Good morning sir, my online data is turned off by Bikash Bank Money on

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coding and unnecessary stuff included. Is this possible? Thanks, MrM

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