User talk:Lockley - Knowledge

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substantial and important to the era. I was glad that his Knowledge collection included at least five items (the accepted minimum for a template) and a template could be made. Saw your bank pediment addition, it seems MacMonnies was on fire with artistic energy in the 1890s. I've thought of linking that fake WP hair thing to "Get Out of Jail free card" as a comment on the AfD. It's odd that some editors think that articles about Knowledge people are navel-gazing, which I've never done and seems easiest in a mirror, given the notability of Knowledge and its place in 21st century history. Maybe when it gets that Nobel Peace Prize they'll realize the importance of what they've been helping to create and maintain. I see this comment is getting long-winded, so thanks again for the MacMonnies focus.

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still says: "In his assemblages, he addresses dangers of consume approach, addiction to new technologies, and questiones (sic) the medical ethics... In happenings, he studies the crowd behavior, explores the border between performer and audience, and also the death taboo." One expects claims of notability in the first paragraph, the artist took a prize at the Lyon Biennial, taught at Stuttgart, etc. What we get aren't accomplishments. Not to be harsh, they're not even verifiable facts. They're artistic intentions. The article is still shot through with Lubo Kristek's intentions. The cs, de and fr versions are more convincing about Kritek's place in the encyclopedia, perhaps because they exist to begin with, perhaps because I can't read them. Best to you, happy editing --

5241:. Suddenly we had violence against property. That's an important threshold we don't think about too much. We loosely use that word "violence" but there's a range of possible destruction, right. Looking in retrospect. It's possible that where the ghetto rioters avoided hurting other people, where they only broke store windows and burned cars, they showed virtuous restraint compared to the white rioters attacking the bodies of Rev. King and marchers. So that's the real difference between the two kinds of riots. Now, can all that fit into this encyclopedia. We're going to find out. Anyway, thanks for letting me talk atcha, man, but you can see I got my own head full right now. -- 4533:, I've noticed your work in this area as well, and thanks for the encouragement. Don't worry, I've reached the same conclusion about applying geographical categories to spiders and other living things that move around. Having some kind of location information is essential. Using political divisions is regrettable but convenient. Aaaand getting too specific is unwise. There is more basic work to be done -- missing refs. I'm finding taxonomic articles an interesting set of data to work on, and think about, at this scale, because of the way it's structured, irregular, and unfinished all at once. Just today I was also 4887: 4976: 3596: 1267: 3398:, which explains that 100% of the Persondata data was already captured for future use in Wikidata as of 23 Nov 2015. That page goes to explicitly say, "Is it safe to remove "Persondata" manually? Yes, it is. The dataset was entirely copied in November 2015. KasparBot will remove all transclusions but there is nothing to be said against doing it manually." That's also consistent with previous guidance & conversation about persondata. If you have a different source I'd be glad to look at it. All best. -- 3904:, how are you? I'm having fun, going more slowly than I'd like, but I'm happy to stick an architect's name on that Covington library, for instance, that most of the web doesn't seem to know about. About the UPenn law building, I'll certainly go ahead and credit E. Maene as carver if only to link to your excellent article. That's a good article. I've counted up, and there's 34 pediments on our list that aren't on yours. Yet. I'll post over there in a minute. All best to you & happy election day -- -- 6764: 2619: 2339: 81: 2845:. Lots of discussion about this. Lots of calories expended. The result is that persondata has been deprecated and is to be removed. The bots have been fixed to prevent creating persondata templates from new articles, shutting the gate on new creation. Wikidata already has all the useable existing data that could be mass-migrated, because the data is squishy (inconsistent formatting, evident vandalism, Julian v Georgian dates, etc). So there's some 1.2M articles with persondata that 2129: 6070: 7133: 7087: 7041: 6995: 6937: 6803: 6542: 6170: 5754: 6384: 6682: 2909: 2543: 6847: 6588: 6297: 4723: 1246:. Once I am done with my list, I will check existing film articles for possible improvements (like translating French role descriptions, adding infoboxes and more external links etc.)... I wrote the aforementioned article only because somebody had put the title into "my" wikitable (Belmondo's filmography) and providing an article of that very name was a way to get rid of a redlink (without hurting the feelings of the contributor). Thanks again. 6415: 21: 5596: 1171: 6675: 2082: 724: 5908: 921: 54: 908: 1896: 5293:

he was allowed to drink wine. His mother put him and his 4 siblings to bed right after supper, and woke them around 10:00 pm. They all bundled up and rode a streetcar into the center of the city, and walked to Independence Hall. His father poured out a cordial glass of sherry for each and, as the tower bell began pealing in the new year, made a toast: "God bless the United States."

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removing less-than-complementary content about private prisons. I don't know quite what you mean about the edit function for individual sections.... I'm normally prompted to edit sections, with two exceptions I can think of. If I'm looking at a historical revision, there's no prompt. And I think there's some sort of tag similar to NOTOC that suppresses those prompts. I hope

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someone had really hashed it up yesterday. I tried to fix it and finally decided to remove the work that had been done and recreated that part. One last thing. I don't know how one gets the edit function up for individual sections. Can you tell me how that works? I've only created a few articles in the ten years I've been editing, so I'm pretty green, in that respect.

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article, you would use WikiProject Biography; if it's a United States article, you would use WikiProject United States, and so on). You do not have to rate the article if you do not want to, others will do it eventually. Those templates are very useful, as they bring the articles to a WikiProject attention, and allow them to start tracking the articles through

4216:. The entry reads much better. It's great that you added information from the Tuscarawas Valley. My only objection is this sentence in the Afterward: "The 1873 strike was one of many in the region, with the Panic of 1873 an underlying cause." The Panic of 1873 began in October of that year, but the walkouts began in January . WarrenRicheyKid 166:'s grand (great-grand?) son but have not managed to squeeze anything out of him yet. It is interesting to note how many of these (our) sculptor's descendants (after skipping a generation or so) are looking around for what can be found about gramps. ThanksG was at the McDonalds as always, and was, as always an interesting event. And you? 3313: 3215:

provide one. I'm not sure what to do to correct it. I thought reliable sources would trump unsourced claims. However, the term "Civil Rights Movement" seems to have an unwritten exception to the rule. It's like I missed a meeting or didn't get the memo or something. Anyhow, thanks for taking the time to answer my question.

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railroad began operation on June 1, 1989..." Thus, it can't be the convict-lease-era Georgia & Alabama railroad, given the start date of 1989. (I was not sure if this comment should be on my talk page, your talk page, or the article talk page. Please let me know if I have responded inappropriately. Thanks.

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Hey, Lockley, thank you for starting this list-article, and for developing it so well in its first version, too! Please don't be discouraged or bothered by this deletion nomination; I voted "Keep" there and I predict that will be closed with "Keep" decision although the process usually takes a week

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was that the violence of the ghetto riots was self-destructive, yes, enormously dumb, you bet, and there were dozens of fatalities, but across all this uncoordinated summer uprising, the initial violence every time was aimed at symbols and structures of oppressive power, not aimed at people. See, in

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in 1966, where he faced worse violence and hated, he said, than anything in the South. Those two kinds of riots were happening concurrently from 1964 to 1968, but were two very different species. But of course I can't just put that in the article, that would be OR, I need to find a source that says

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tells me that some things about sections can be changed in your Preferences, within Gadgets, for instance you can show them over to the right of the page. The command I was trying to think of is "NOEDITSECTION", which will suppress all of the section edit links. None of this helps you, I realize --

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I'm fine - coming off a cold that has hung around for too long and mostly makes me want to take a nap. Again. My trip to the NW didn't happen, the person i was going to drive for decided to use pods instead, for which I am thankful except I was looking forward to being there. Oh well. Et tu? Nice

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page as lacking proper inline references which it was quite true, I wonder if after the changes I did you would consider it a good idea to remove the tag. The article is certainly very short, but I have my doubts on how interesting it can be for people. Is there a good way of knowing how many hits an

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a kindly but knowledgeable wikipedian made us a map of all the architectural sculpture in the US - after I supplied him with all the zip codes. I plan on posting it somewhere here (wikipedia) and will let you know when it happens. It might look nice on our web site too. Life is . . . . . .

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Hi Lockley, that's a great new feature started in the categorys of American silent films. Is that a bot or are you actually going through your paces linking up each film. While I'm not keen on too many categories, this new one sorts out 'features' from 'shorts' such as two-reelers and also 'serials'

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pass here, as the coverage seems to be mainly government reports (affiliated with the agency helping run the prison) and some databases of prisons. As you've been active recently and created the article, I was wondering if you were aware of any coverage of this one that would make it notable before

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Dear Lockley, I edited and rewrited big part of the article, deleted puffery, added soucres, artworks in public space etc. I took care of wording as much as I could. Is it satisfactory for you or do you see any more inappropriate wording there? Your advice is important to me. I would like to improve

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Dear Lockley, I am trying to clean and correct the tone of the page you tagged. I edited the article, rephrased or deleted the statements. I also deleted some of the quotes as I have found it over-quoted. I hope I didn’t delete too much (I wouldn’t like to be tagged for vandalism). I respect other’s

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Spanish Flu: He wrote a detailed first-person account of Philadelphia during the 1918 Spanish Flu epidemic, the hardest hit city in the U.S. October 1918 was a month of horrors, with the city streets empty, except for an occasional Model-T with a coffin sticking out of the back, the family forced to

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Ok thanks for the info. That's a good method to go through manual and learn the particulars. 1.2M is so many that it defies imagination that it would ever get done without a bot. It would be a huge waste of limited community resources to ask people to remove it manually. If anyone wants help writing

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Hi DenesFeri -- just judging by his biography, those Fischers are likely to be the same person. He was working before and after his Russian ennoblement, which would have changed the citation in exactly that way. I'd have a look for any other Fischers doing taxonomy around the same time. Hope that

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Sports Hall of Fame. I got an encouraging reply from the soprts information deptartment ( or something) and now I move on to the next phase or two. Serious research and the writing out the application. Kara (aka Dr. Kvaran) arrives in a few days, for a a few days, and hopefully will get involved.

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Your voice, even in written form is the breath of life. No need to move anything, tho I'd like to keep the "Why the World Needs This Book" pages too, if possible. That was your doing but I use it as my webpage (when asked) a lot. SOme one has done a self-published book on Padducci that looks like

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Immigrants: My favorite Bendiner column was about his family's New Year's Eve tradition. His parents came to America in the 1890s, not quite as refugees, but to escape the anti-Semitism of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. New Year's Eve was exciting as a boy, because it was the one day of the year that

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Hey, Lockley. I'm not sure what you were trying to do with your recent edit. The original 1908-09 bank building had no pediment, although the NRHP nomination argues that its Ionic columns probably were reused when the portico & pediment were added, which seems to be 1931-32. Here's a photo from

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Lockley, would you accept a revised red link guideline that requires a minimum of three blue links to existing stand-alone articles or lists, with at least 50% of all included links being blue, coupled with the clarification of the existing "succession" and "complete set" exceptions? Personally, I

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I wrote the article. All the information provided in this article is covered by the IMDB and Allmovie, except for the plot. I was once told that the film itself was a source for the film's content. Obviously it is not. So I removed it. Please tell what I can do better in the future. Shall I provide

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I'm a semi-invalid )(or in-valid?) just back to work today (Thursday). Where I will be until 7 pm also tomorrow. I have been abandoned for the week-end while you-know-who is off with a girlfriend doing who knows what in Albuquerque. So I will just be hanging around, waiting for the phone to ring.

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Hello Lockley. Thanks for the edit regarding the Selma Rome & Dalton Railroad reference within the convict leasing article. I think that there is still a problem in that the article includes a link to a Georgia and Alabama Railroad article that includes the statement: "The Georgia & Alabama

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Some time ago, you did a huge and very nice gesture checking the article “Ethereal being” and removing the copy-edit Tag. This article has been improved the last six months until few days ago some user(s) messed it and filled it with tags. Would be possible you check again the copy-edit issue, and

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There's something about those celebrity sculptors of 1900 or so that remains interesting -- maybe just the stale whiff of old-school publicity and rose petals. Seems to me that MacMonnies, along with Daniel Chester French and Philip Martiny and a couple of others, all learned a lot at the feet of

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That is odd to see, I guess each comment on AfD gets duplicated in the Knowledge coding on an endless cyber-loop somewhere (cyberwhere). On MacMonnies, I've run across his sculptures here from time to time but never concentrated my attention on his overall body of work, which turns out to be quite

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Hi, I've been following the good work you've been doing on categorizing more precisely the known distribution of spiders. It's certainly helpful to break up North and South America. I am wary of going too far, though – Brazil, certainly; Argentina – well, ok; smaller countries I would oppose – the

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Thanks for responding. I just was curious. Your statements regarding the term "Civil Rights Movement" in the talk pages reflects virtually all encounters I've had with Knowledge editors. I just don't understand where that idea comes from. Whenever I ask people for reliable sources, no one will

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Sionk, I disagree with you about the ghettoization matter, but I don't feel strongly about it. Sometimes I feel like wikipedia is a town with 10 citizens, 25 religious cult members, 25 history-bending politicians, 200 cheap lawyers, and 3000 motorcycle cops. As a fellow citizen perhaps sometimes

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One I have already posted - I found it in my Walker & Weeks book, but not that weird. The CCH had two nice lions (also posted) but another sort of Beaux-Arts event has two crazed lions up a few stories. That's the fun one but I have found nothing as to who what why when or where. Where is W

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A good thing about the infobox is that it will expand just as much as the info in it, even if it is a little. Great idea on the use, I thought we had everything in there. Most lists of dams include the uses and the infobox should too. I will get to it in a week or so and can update articles too. I

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movie with Ragnar, we see about 1 flic a year and this was it. Both enjoyed it but it will make neither's Top 500 films list. Other than that, sort of depressed since Mom died and not sure what to do with rest of life, so am doing a fair amount of diddly diddly do editing on wikipedia. No deep

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I feel stupid for having missed the Sarah Cresson Memorial Horse Trough at Broad St. & Windrim Ave. (especially after you asked me to look there). Windrim crosses the street grid at about a 30-degree angle, creating a triangular traffic island. THAT was what I was looking at as I turned onto

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Thank you very much for your advice. I am trying to get rid of the intentions in the whole article, leave facts and find more proper sources. It takes some time. After this, I would like to improve an article about a Pakistanian artist. It seems to me that there is a lot of "frozen" COI articles

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had quite a lot of aesthetic trivia in it, which has been cut back. And it already had a COI cleanup tag on it before I came along, so nobody could reasonably accuse you of vandalism. I'd encourage you to keep at it (if you want to). There's more to do. For example part of the lead paragraph

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already explained. I'm confident that it does not violate OCLOCATION to categorize Mexican fauna by Mexican state. Physical locations of all flora are "directly related to the subjects' characteristics". State information is (1) available from sources (2) reasonably specific without being too

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Hi Unlawfully blonde. I wouldn't call that redundant. The first mention of Rasmussen's overall performance in 2010 is a short summary. In context it balances and corrects what would otherwise be a clearly promotional tone and multiple claims of accuracy. The second mention is longer and more

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Hi there Lockley. Sorry take so long for appropriately replying you, I think I owe you a right expression of gratitude. So, I just would like to thank you for your assistance in “Jean Chevalier”. In fact I asked for others favors too, but of course, I appreciated anyway what you could to do. And

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Thanks. I assumed it was okay to remove the notice, but wanted to look it up or get feedback before I did so. I'd put in the (see also| ) and figured that satisfied the requirement, but wasn't sure. Thanks for your other work on format. I was going back and forth to the Walnut Grove article and

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and I appreciate the 19th-century flavor of that page. In which the ladies of Philadelphia organize and do something for the horses they see suffering in the street. Ed if you're thinking of any good wikipedia initiatives, let me know, because the White House seems to no longer need my close

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but please discuss this on your talk page, not mine. The category problem Knowledge encountered was the ghettoization of women writers, painters etc. All of the painters you removed from the category were also in a non-gender specific category. If you're going through a systematically emptying

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Activist, good on you looking after the Walnut Grove article. From what I can tell, those contributions you corrected looked to be made in good faith by another editor, and I hate to be too critical about constructive users. There's lots of news to keep up with, plus the pattern of IP users

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templates to the talk of that article? See the talk page of the article I mentioned for an example of what I mean. Usually it is very simple, you just add something like {{WikiProject Keyword}} to the article's talk, with keyword replaced by the associated WikiProject (ex. if it's a biography

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working on my Lurch on frog-voiced mornings, although whether D recognizes "you rang" or tactically ignores me, I cannot say. That's a particularly good teasing old photo on that "eraserhood" site -- I had a run at it, couldn't find any good clues -- and as to the 3rd Cresson fountain, the

1301: 3196:" and the other one are anachronistic, literally imposing today's values and terminology on history. That remains a valid issue, and the way that whole "Nadir" article is framed is a valid issue, and I might work in this space for awhile, although NOT on my short-lived idea. best to you 2054:

The courthouse is a done deal - with a nice Justice finial and an . . . . ....... interesting pediment filled with symbolism way beyond me. In fact, give it a try, see what you think. Good luck in loosing those pounds, it's always a high priority for me too, esp. after a trip to Phoenix.

4625:, and there's some logic in that it's an island, the arbitrariness lies in the fact that there happen to be a few active Sri Lankan editors who have created the lists to which you refer, whereas there aren't such editors for Borneo or New Guinea, say. It also seems very odd to me that 4454: 4417: 2195:

fashion (and I guess the text in the infobox should be changed from "National Heritage of Poland" to "Historic(al) Monument "?. Please note, I am not sure if Historic or Historical is better, feel free to comment on talk of the list and fix the usage in affected articles. Thank you,

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which are several films in one. Again great initiative . I don't know what's to happen to the old "American silent films" category, should we keep it as a supplementary category or do away with it. Also are you good with uploading film poster? I ask because of my bungling with

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page. It looks like the information you added, as well as the reference that you cited, are already used in the article under the "criticism" section. I am new here and not sure how these things work, but should that information appear twice in the article? Let me know, thanks.

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remove the tag if seems ok to you? Ah, you may find strange the article, that’s because, after that, other user downsized all the images (not the ideal, but he said that were wp rules… kind of, I think). If you are too busy, don’t worry, I absolutely understand, Thanks anyway.

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oh, that's great! when it appears (or when you send it over) I'll be glad to post it on our little web site. I've also been thinking about starting a Facebook group on the topic, as a place for friendly conversation & questions & stuff like that. What do you think?

3192:-- is it the question, "what sources am I using to validate the use of the term 'Civil Rights Movement'? If so, I have no sources either way, but I wasn't making any claims. Just going by my own sense of the term. I've come around to your way of thinking that the title " 2309:

If any of your red links are removed such fashion, please let me know and I'll investigate. I think removing red links is close to vandalism, and as such I feel it is important to intervene in such cases. (Yes, I am one of those people who feels strongly about this... ::

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Yes indeed. The WGSRPD divided Mexico into seven regions. Five of those regions are composed of collections of Mexican states, so those boundaries are political boundaries. Number six IS a Mexican state, Veracruz. Number seven is the three Mexican Pacific Islands.

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Hello, I appreciate the fact that you are taking interest in French films. I have got the very film at home and over the years I watched it about ten times. Before I wrote the English article I read the German and the French Wiki article and I watched the film again

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this subfamily belongs to Fischer, 1817, but two of the synonyms belongs to Dipodes Fischer de Waldheim, 1817 and Dipodum Fischer de Waldheim, 1817. Both Fischers wored in 1817. Could they be the same person? Or who might be the Dipodinae Fischer, 1817? Regards.

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until a consensus is reached, and anyone, including you, is welcome to contribute to the discussion. The nomination will explain the policies and guidelines which are of concern. The discussion focuses on high-quality evidence and our policies and guidelines.

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Market St, but that's it so far. I should have worked up the Carnegie Library i a few days. I am not getting around well as I injured myself in the 44th Annual Hippies ve Indians softball game, in which I pitched 9 innings and lost 29 to 27. I HATE LOOSING.

5519:, that's quite an elegant gesture, thank you kindly. As to WP:BLUEGREENHAIR, I saw your comment, made a sort of puzzled Scooby-Doo noise to myself, did an internal search on the phrase and saw that you, and only you, had invoked this cryptic policy, like, 526:

were directed by Henry Otto; Even if Taylor did direct those films (which I doubt), what makes them "notable"? They were not feature films and made no impact, then or afterward. If they are listed, then I suggest the "notable" adjective be deleted.

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is a reservoir in Eau Claire County, Wisconsin and it is connected to Lake Altoona. Lake Eau Claire has an hydroelectric dam. Would you be interested in starting an article please? Many thanks for your work on Knowledge and for doing the Lake Altoona

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I am searching for this film for a beloved friend … And it's hard to get. You have edited the article about it. Can you send me a copy, please? For sure I can send you some money via PayPal or somehow else. Kind regards Mr. A. (You can also write to

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Just wanted to point out that all of those articles are referenced. Just not in the usual format. If you look at the IDF, IDP and IDM columns most of them have a link to a page at historicplaces.ca that references the entries in the article. Cheers.

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events, now surrounded by an 8 foot (give or take) wall. Morley's efforts as a spy in Central America during WWI is another odd moment. I received a disc in the mail, a friend is looking at it for me. Life here is even more intense than normal.

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Have not found the finial in the Zinc book yet, but I suspect that it's there or somewhere similar. The pediment looks like plaster, there do not seem to be the usual terra cotta seams but that does not really make sense either. Another mystery.

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I was visiting Dr. Kvaran in Akron and saw this large cor-ten sculpture and fell into talking to a neighbor about it and she told me that the sculptor lived two blocks away. Viola! A picture. Also just got back from Phoenix and my dentist in

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You might find the articles that you've followed on the Mississippi prison meltdown particularly interesting, right now. I created the article, "Operation Mississippi Hustle," and you've already seen the Walnut Grove Correctional Facility and

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That seems very reasonable and I'll support it. I can't think of any counterexamples I'd consider valid. There's a minor question about whether or not filmographies count as complete sets. My true underlying concern is about templates that

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I'm going with tequila in my corn flakes today. And forget that spinach, I am opposed to that stuff always, but is the old PO missing from Gordon? Seems to be. The article says the groups (by DCF) were given to Boston, but where are they?

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to get a flavor. Maybe there will be a bot. Maybe not a bot. I'm going through manually to eyeball whether persondata contains unique data worth saving, like aliases and whatnot, and I haven't found a single article where that's true.

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Well for flora we want to be specific, within reason, about where species can be found, that's essential information "directly related to the subjects' characteristics", which answers OCLOCATION. Furthermore the sources I've used

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I too (if I may project into your head) find that complaining takes too much energy, so content my self with debunking all the "Obama is a Muslim" sort of BS that my "friends" seem to think I need to know about. Life. Who knew?

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work, but want to give it a proper form (according to the Manual of Style/Biography and BLP). Could you please advice me whether I should edit something more or rephrase some parts or quotes? Thank you very much for your time. (

3095:, the local Phoenix edition the other day and heard an article about a theatre (?) that was about to get quashed and one of the folks that was interviewed was a former local named Walt Lockley. Just a coincidence, I am sure. 1237:

the ISBN number of a DVD release of the film? Does the PAL version suffice or is the ISBN number of the NTSC (American NTSC that it, of course) required as well? NordhornerII_The man from Nordhorn 02:15, 6 November 2012 (UTC)

835: 5561:: partly about sculpture, plus something about getting clients, also something about keeping their names in the paper, and something about taking credit for the work of a railroad-barn-full of apprentices. All best to you 1498:"proceedure". Which gave me a week off work so we are heading back to our old stompin' ground, Phoenix. Tomorrow. I don't know if you heard, Dad died just before Christmas, and in fact I have a pseudoarticle on him here. 872: 642:

I'm at work, and am not paid to think, but yeah, it all feels great. (Librarians operate mostly on feelings) When I get home I'll post and send the maps, and since HI and AK are seperate maps with little to show the

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Users may edit the article during the discussion, including to improve the article to address concerns raised in the discussion. However, do not remove the article-for-deletion notice from the top of the article.

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removing promotional language, so I've deleted that tag. I do hope you continue to work on resolving COI issues -- separating puffery from substance can be an art in itself. Happy editing & all best to you

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Hello, Im cleaning up some mess up articles that are terrible or not notable its because I cant requst on WP:Afd talk page anymore as they have limits. can you nominate into afd if you can on these articles of

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I just noticed that you were the editor who began this article, in 2008. I recently got a bit obsessive expanding it (all right, obsessively obsessive). But I think it now lists all his major works. Best, ==

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That, I like very much. I still think Audrey might have burned down a barn or two, so a barn star is appropriate. There might have been a few red-hot barn stars glowing in the coals afterward. thank you!

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Hi Lockley, I'm sure you know the details better than I, but I understood the info wouldn't be removed systematically until bots had gone through and made sure all the data had been migrated to Wikidata. --

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and other tools. This can help you too, as the WikiProject members will often defend your work from deletion and try to improve it further. Feel free to ask me any questions if you'd like more information.

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Hello again, thank you for your explanations and your recommendation. For some time now I have been busy with filmographies of successful French actors. Just today I added a wikitable to the biography of

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the U.S., up through the 1960s and 70s, at a federal level the definition of "violent crime" in legislation varied somewhat, but it was usually a fairly tight list of crimes against persons. Then in

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think that would be an extremely reasonable compromise, and if I can get 10 committed supporters, I'm ready to start lobbying previous !voters (not a violation of WP:CANVASS) in favor of compromise.

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to anymore new articles you make. It will save an editor time later if they expand the article and you can plus the coordinates in for a map which can add context to an article w/o an image. Thanks.--

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I'm inclined to think you're right, and 1909 is a more likely date for the posing for Isidore Konti. The unfortunate thing is that it almost eliminates the possibility that Munson posed for French's

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Thank you kindly, and that's a fine idea. I'll start using it. And we'll talk at some point about other issues and ideas that arise. I see what you mean about Asia. And about Sri Lanka.... --

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and looked in the history and there you were. I thought I'd take this moment to thank you for the x-mss card, it grew rave reviews from Ragnar & Mom, both tough critics. Now back to Ohio in

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detailed, and it belongs where it is, in the criticism section. I have to say, I don't see a problem. For a new user I have to congratulate you for being a very fast learner. Cheers. --

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Hello, no thank you. AfD has limits, I have limits too. These are all Filipino actors. Not my area of interest or expertise, and right now I'm looking for a source to differentiate the

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and turning it into a tightly written, readable article of properly world-wide scope. And in working on this and other labor-related articles, adhering to a disciplined NPOV writing style.

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List has not received attention as a group topic (some of the individual sculptures may be notable of course). Knowledge shouldn't be the first to make a certain grouping of subjects.

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and I am trying to find out how/if he wants to be credited. Wanna give it a try? He (I assume) might like to hear from you anyway. It was a very sweet move - for an ogre anyway.

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I think that the program automatically may insert the section edit functions when there are about four sections in the article. Are you going to the Knowledge conference in S.D.?

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Windrim, and I suspect the trough was originally located on the island. Now it is located about 50 ft north of the island, along the sidewalk and is often blocked by parked cars.

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Although one of Knowledge's primary rules for users is to respect all national varieties of English, my request is in no way trying to violate the rules of Knowledge in any way.

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in La Crosse County, Wisconsin near West Salem has a dam. I think it was built during the administration of President Franklin Roosevelt. I thought you may be interested. Thanks-

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the Reagan-era congress took that term "crime of violence", gave it formal meaning, gave that phrase extra magic disciplinary powers such as "enhanced" prison sentences, and

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im just wondering about categorization as it has been some time since i worked in the area. maybe the issue can be revisited in the future. best.12:56, 5 July 2017 (UTC)

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in the U.S. in the 1960s from the disruptions brought about by the civil rights movement, the white pushback on peaceful marches like what happened to Reverend King at the

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Hi, just FYI, I added a /doc page to the template, so the /sandbox page wouldn't appear in the same categories as the main template. The categories are now present on the

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Good morning L. Today I get to toss my diet in the trash, starting with brunch in about 11 minutes. it a beautiful day, just right for . . ............. gardening?

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specific (3) consistent with the WGSRPD classifications. If you have an objection to sorting biotic entities into political locations, then you have an objection to

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thinking stuff just lists and the like. Sort of slow motion, one little edit at a time sort of thing. I realized that Mom did leave me a TV so started watching the

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and no, whether San Diego or South Dakota, I wouldn't know what to do with myself at a wikipedia conference. I would watch my grammar, probably. Are you going? --

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and got his picture but not much else. He did do a few architectural things. Anyway, I did add the picture to his article. Life. what a place to live. eeeeeeek

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and unifying your local accounts. If you have any problems with doing that or further questions, please don't hesitate to ping me with {{ping|DerHexer}}. Cheers, —

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complete but are not, so (excuse me as I reason through this) my concerns are limited to that "complete set" exception. You're doing good work here, thank you!

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with a bunch of buildings - well 4 or 5 - but am having trouble figuring them out. It turns out that no one has really "done" Akron before. I did meet (see

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thank you sincerely for words of support and contributions. Yup, I've been here for a minute, and I've also worked the deletion queue enough to... know how

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Since the "unencyclopedic tone" tag is rather ambiguous in specificity, can you review my recent edits and remove the tag if satisfactory. Appreciate it. -

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Thanks, that makes sense. But I am going to consolidate the references because it looks like the link you provided was already used twice in the article. --

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would be best be categorized as Asian given the current categories available, ALTHOUGH in this particular case, it's not crazy to consider the creation of

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if the total is over 5,000. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the

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Hi Debresser. I see your good-faith reversion of my edit. Your reversion is not consistent with the guidance about the Persondata removal project. See

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if the total is over 5,000. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the

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if the total is over 5,000. Finally, if you know of an interesting fact from another recently created article, then please feel free to suggest it on the

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specifically I’d like thank you for your words of encouragement made in that occasion (meant a lot of difference to me)and your frank sympathy. All best,

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is another labor-related article with, as far as I can see, entirely U.S. content. Is there any reason not to just rename the article to reflect this:

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Thanks for the compliment. I only had heard of Maene as a furniture maker -- Will Price's go-to-guy -- when I began the article. But I knew his work at

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Agreed. It's a simple matter to cross-reference WP:NAVBOX to WP:REDLINKS. I'm going to see how much more support I can drum up for this alternative.

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the largest chunk of straight data entry that i've ever done here, but it is nearing to a close. Life is supposed to be interesting. Love to all,

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s would agree. We'll see if there is ever an answer. Anyway your award (my award?) is a fine solid loking event and I'll display it with pride.

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The second link you added does not bring back text. It's not a free book. Do you have a link to a source that can be viewed? Thank you again.

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Thanks for the barnstar and your kind estimation. I did spend a lot of time researching the article, but one seldom gets feedback. I'm grateful.

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Great work you're continuing to do on spider categorization! I suspect there are enough spiders with a cosmopolitan distribution to have

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that Morley was connected with the Fisher Theater. Gadzoooks, it is a small world. The Morley house in Santa Fe is one of the original

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I saw that, and of course you know I'm 80% interested, and I'd want to help. I'm still stuck in pediment-land, but it's paying off. --

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has a slight error: The date-of-birth (the one inside the list that contains the activities the person does, on the top) is written in

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The opening of a new ballroom would have been a big deal. Maybe there's something about it in the newspapers. In any case, thanks. ==

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Thank you very much for the positive feedback. This one still needs work, but at least there is no shortage of sources. Thanks again,

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is it that the Britannica doesn't know a Library of Congress when it sees one? Did they steal your photo? I guess I gotta ask! --

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is a brand new article. If we can work together to make it long enough (I need your help), I would be pleased to nominate it for a

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Hi, when various categories for non-island countries were merged to continents, I salvaged some of your previous work by creating

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that was actually in the cited source but the phrasing has been fixed up to cover it. Article looks pretty good now, all best --

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Lafayette College and Germantown High. Two examples in my back yard (well, Easton's not) that I didn't know about. Well done. ==

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Always happy to see more pediments. Speaking of happy, I hope we all have a happy election day (and election result). Best, ==

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You're welcome. The NRHP nomination is confusing, which I why I looked for other sources. Have a great Thanksgiving. Best, ==

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distribution of spiders is simply not sufficiently well known, and political boundaries are not the important ones. Consider

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But seriously, I wanted to poke your brain on something. I wanted to know your response to a question I posed to your post

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I'd love to "clink", but both both my glass AND the bottle are empty. How 'bout I come over and help you finish yours off?

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Racism: He collected racist cartoons to document the history of America's attitudes toward blacks, including the notorious

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who started it. But it's okay, a lot of people get us confused and some have even suggested that we are one-and-the-same.

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trying to burn his house down. Not all that relevant, but good gossip value, and isn't that what history is really about?

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was from Chicago, a devout Catholic and a forward-looking modernist, both at once. Some of his other work, get a load of

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What a great idea for an article! I had read of it several times, but never thought to make an article of it. Nice job.

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Hi Lockley, sorry I have forgot one other thing (if it is not too much asking). I started a stub to French philosopher

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You can find many of Bendiner's cartoons online, and I'm sure you'll enjoy them. It's a shame that they remain non-PD.

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It's funny that you would ask... yes I do know about Mr. Coe. I would say his greatest work in Beaumont would be the

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as they are non-notable people with poor sourcing. I would thank you so much if you did it. Cleaning is caring =).

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My voice was deeper when I was younger, and after staying up all night I could sound like Lurch saying the above.

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Thanks for noting my adding the Bell H. Crump fountain image. But what I'd really like to find is a citation for

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has been nominated for renaming. A discussion is taking place to decide whether this proposal complies with the

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Because you asked about the bluegreen hair I checked out your user page and here's some of what came from that:

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I am looking for your opinion and insight (and perhaps original research too) on the question at the end of the

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Thank you, but meanwhile I found out that both abbreviations belongs to Gotthelf Fischer von Waldheim. Regards.

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I changed them back. Must admit I hadn't thought about a note in the reference section. It would probably help.

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categories you need to discuss it and get agreement first - or propose the categories for deletion discussion.

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Life is pretty busy, getting ready for winter, which I know will come tho it is still pretty warm in the days.

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For building Knowledge! Making it better place both to visit and to live in. Knowledge is supposed to be fun

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with a small "c". Any thoughts? I mostly did this article because I am tired of seeing the term used, even

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Well, at least we are citizens who are talking to one another, which rarely seems to happen in real life ;)

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Thank you for you kind support for an article I started. I would be shocked and alarmed if it gets deleted.

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I feel foolish for not thinking of this building. Especially since I started the article on its sculptor,

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transport the body to the cemetery themselves. Bendiner and his father both were infected, but recovered.

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to see if I can get you to reply and thus lower your disgusting article-to-talk ration by even 0.0001%.

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