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Kwakwaka'wakw and Tsimshian. On either template the government/First Nations section (First Nations here used to mean bandgovernments) there's US-side govs needed; I realize the ultimate link may be redirected to the same article for govt/people/reservation/language but for now it's delineating who goes where. Are all the various Puget Sound Salish peoples incorporated as governments separately, or are there larger-scale groupings like the tribal councils in BC? Just trying to get a handle on organizing all these entries, other than either geographically (N-S sequence) or alphabetically (which might be easiest). Also on the one template - the Indigenous PacNW one - names are given in indigenous spellings, on the {{tl|Coast Salish} one as close to their Wiki titles as possible (I made an exception for

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space and put it into an article. I would have done it myself, but it seemed somehow presumptuous to invade another's user space like that (I felt invasive enough just editing in there). The article would benefit from a little reorganization and a few more details on the excavation, which I may add if I have time. This is an important site- I'm glad you've taken this project on. Oh, and thanks for the compliment about my attitude towards archaeology! You appear to be an editing dynamo, and I'm glad to collaborate with you.

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gets B-class when every one of its NRHP articles indexed has hit Start. (There are some other requirements too, but that is the main one.) The MN list-article was the first one to get there. Every one of its NHL articles has a link to the corresponding NHL webpage. Almost all have NRHP text/photo set PDF documents included, and if they don't it is not for failing to try (the only articles that don't have those PDFs are the NHLs where those PDFs are not available on-line at the NPS).

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right now and shouldn't be. I have some "chores" to do in real life today (I'm hunting for new digs pronto...) so don't have the tme to even begin, but I could come up with a list of the intricacies of these and some of the needed/suggested splits; situations lke the Colville and Kootenai are especially tricky, but I'll explan more why later...."physical reservation" articles should be geographic, lke a muncipal or regional article, which is why

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that demeans any ethnic or racial group. For these reasons, I specifically dwelt on the word "discovered" before including it in that initial version of the description, debating whether it would be appropriate or improper in this context. In the end, two points overcame my discomfort: (1) It was the same word used (as "discovery") in my source document (

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Queen Charlotte Strait" - all redundant, just as the uses this thing has been put to; it's a neologism IMO, as is the effort to push "Whulge" as a term to include the Strait of Georgia when it's a purely Lushootseed term; perhaps not even known/used by the Nooksack, Skagit and Lummi? Anyway, your input on the move/rename there; I'd just prefer

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shifts; but many articles n question are still also-ethno articles. I don't have the time or knowledge, but suggestng here that, if you would, take the tme to "stub off" the tribal governments from the tribes themselves, also from the languages and even teh reservatons; many articles are four-in-one

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Sorry about adding too much info up on there originally under the operation backfire section, I forgot it was an introduction. I haven't edited any of the other profiles on there (only addded those that weren't there before), but will get round to writing the additional bit about Leurs sentence being

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accepted. If I hadn't been so quick to get my back up, I would probably have deduced your actual intentions before banging on you like that. So, peace settled and thanks for engaging with me. In any event, you are probably correct that my logic was too subtle for the context, and that your change did

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However, as the original author of the Chinook Point description, I wish to let you know that I intensly resent the edit summary "de-racist-ify description". I clearly understand the historic double-standard in application of the word "discover", and I do not and can not support an encyclopedia entry

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don't like it, and found it had been inserted unnecessarily in contexts like "the Northwest Coast and the Salish Sea" as if that meant anything anyone would know what it meant; "the Northwest Coast and the Georgia Strait", "the Northwest Coast and the Strait of Juan de Fuca", "the Northwest Coast and

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When I asked for your help, my templates were all messed up. Meanwhile, I was able to copy the code from your page to form a table to put all the templates on the right side of the page ;) There is still a bar "|" next to the primitivist flag that i believe it is a mistake. Probably some extra "|" on

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You commented elsewhere, "I'm curious what it is that separates the Minnesota list from the Washington list." I think you were refering to the MN list having B-class rating while WA list has just Start-class by the rating scheme that I am using. In that rating scheme an NRHP list-article bascially

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awesome story about that site. amazing, it is a National Historic Landmark and they accidentally let it get drowned! good for a DYK factoid if u put it up for DYK right now, and/or I will surely use it elsewhere as an anecdote about how NHL designation does not provide miraculous protection. good

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Hey, I took a look at your work, and it looks good. I went ahead and added some details and made some minor changes. Since the site is still presently recognized as existing (it is inundated but not destroyed), present tense should be fine. I think you should go ahead and take it out of your user

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You removed a reference to the Monks Mound destruction under the claim that wikipedia or photobucket is not a reliable source to show that the actions were controversial. Another source you should look at is the Wotanging Itcke Vol 15.051. I recommend this citation for validity that the "excavation"

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Spanish legal documents are not known by its clarity, as you can tell =). Honestly, I don't know that la "Primera" (and capitalized) means. My first interpretation would be that it means the "Former" (la Federación Comarcal, being the noun preceding la "Local"), does that make sense? I wish I could

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Where was the explanation given? I certainly did not see it. Had I seen it, I probably would not have reverted the edit. Actually, it was poorly written, anyway, and I intended to go back and rewrite it. But, you are probably right, and it does not need to be in the lead at all. My apologies.

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which isn't complete yet but which faces the same issues and/or may be prererable for the reasons I get into in the talkdiscussion (namely the presence of the Chimakuan/Quileute and Chinookans and the various isolates like Haida or others who don't fit in regional groupings like Nuu-chah-nulth and

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is for both; so either it's redundant and should be deleted, or it's the "ethno" page for the Skagit people, and the Upper and Lower Skagit pages should be for bands/reservaations/communities within that ethnic group. Is that right, or are the upper and lower Skagit ethnically distinct? If not,

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Thanks for your complement about the Mosquito Fleet navbox. I've been trying to figure out a way to hide it on the smaller articles on an article by article basis, but I don't know the code, so if you can hide it, great. Right now it's set up to autocollapse if there's another navbox on the page,

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is an example of a government articles wth various sub-ethno articles (e.g. Sahewamish) but most olf those aren't lnked there; "Squaxin" is not an ethnicity, though, right? Anyway, tme to eat and get out of here...maybe the palce to start is with your Nooksack/Nows'a7ax (sp?); I thnk there's a

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presents uses of the word that do not imply denial of prior occupation or awareness of a location; I carefully linked to the latter discussion. What I did not do, however, is wantony apply certain received assumptions about European expansion in North America, thus exposing some sort of racist

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Apparently I don't have any good pictures of the items on the historic places list, but the good news is I drive by at least 3 of the places on the way to work and many more are not far from areas I go to on occassion, so I will work on getting a few of them as I go, assuming I can remember my

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Anderson Island is an island (obviously :-) The county templates are used for municipalities, governmentally-recognised areas such as townships (in states that have them), and various types of unincorporated communities. The basic reason that I'm not treating the islands that you noted as

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as any references to the taxon as full species. Because subspecies taxonomy was still nonstandardized as late as 100 years ago, the latter will be very common in older sources, which are closer in time to the original description and might backreference there or give the author directly.

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was a bit oddly worded, especially the first part. Could you look at what you wrote & maybe try some rewording? I think there may have been some typos, or maybe you tried changing what you were saying in the middle of writing it and didn't quite get it right... -

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Hey Murderbike- Yeah, that seems completely reasonable. I'll keep looking for a relevant Grand Plaza citation- I think it IS the largest, but clearly we need a reputable secondary source on that. It has been bugging me for a couple months now. Happy editing.

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was supposed to be a redirect there or something. The name "nihongo gakko" literally means "Japanese Language School" anyway ("Nihon Gogakko" is a rather odd way of spacing it; guess some back then came up with this way of writing it in English). Cheers,

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I think it's the same person who's been editing with a variety of user accounts, all blocked for sockpuppetry, and who has had these issues explained to him already. By all means try again if you would like to, but I feel as though I'm talking to myself.

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in New Mexico, and I added her footnote info to articles on some other scattered National Park buildings. I figured it was easier to create the Yakima article and put the same stuff into that, than it would be to tell you you should do it. Cheers,

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this is one of those examples where ethno content and organizational reality fall readily into the separated articles for government, people, community.....maybe. Anyway please advise, and thanks for the work on checking that over; I think

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And with all organisms, the SOP is, if the scientific name is dedicated to a place or person, use that for the common name if there are not good grounds against it (sometimes places get applied in error etc. There are many birds called

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communities is that they focus on the island, not the community. Aside from the content of the article, a big reason for this is the name: communities in the USA are required to have the state's name included (for example, "

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Hey Joe, I don't know how much time you have for this, but if we're interested, discussions are being had over at the NRHP project about standardizing the tables for these lists. I've started doing Pierce County's in my

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It hasn't failed because it's basically a good article, but there are some minor changes or clarifications needed to be addressed. If these are fixed within seven days, the article will pass, otherwise it will fail. See

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Well, that explains why I did not notice it. Perhaps a note to the anonymous editor would be in order, asking that he (or she) communicate a bit better in future---like with the use of an edit summary, etc. Cheers!

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reduced. I apologise if it seems that I have been alienating writers, I haven't intended to interfere with anything else anybody else has written or anything, just tried to include a few additional things.

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I'm going to be focused on other things, and it seems like a couple of you are actively working on the article, which is great. If you need me again for something concrete on the article, let me know. -

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Does not work always, but in the absence of a dedicated reference work it is the best quick fix around. It still needs backchecking: Though the rule exists that once a name has been used for a species

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May other editors challenge or change the particular wording I used? Certainly. Perhaps I made a bad call, or perhaps other approaches simply improve the text. Does this mean those editors also may

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that soil erosion has not been a problem since farming and plowing has stopped on mound surfaces. The article located on Lithic casting lab about the fiaco also shows that this year was a drought.

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I might have some photos of places on the registered historic places in clallam county, such as the Elwaha dams. I think the Elwaha river bridge may be no more, but I will try and gets some.

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I hope that in the future you will more carefully consider what you know of prior editors' ideas and thoughts before you label their contributions with such incendiary characterizations.

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The former version spelled Betelgeuse's name both ways at random. The spelling should be consistent, whatever is chosen, and some form of addendum should be kept to resolve confusion.

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BTW, I grew up in Michigan and Iowa, and I can assure you that the various prejudices embedded in education and society are certainly no less ingrained in the Midwest than the West.

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Hi Murderbike. I'm running a small survey about wikipedian barnstars. If you have the time, I would really appreciate you taking a look and participating. The survey can be found

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I can see you have a good user page. I don't know if you are busy, but could you please edit my user page so that it looks more organized? I would really appreciate that. Thanks.

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I just read your profile and was amazed. An anarchist with green leanings and a vasectomy from the pacific NW who's into punk? Me too! And now I steal your badges, hehe. --

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Look in the history before speedy delete tagging. That article has existed for a few years now. I simply reverted it back to November 2007 to get rid of that ad-promo text.

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treats specific and subspecific names as equals, because often species are sunk to subspecies and subspecies are elevated to species, and it is necessary to avoid homonyms.

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So what I do in such cases is to check Google for the generic and the subspecific name. No specific name. This will yield results where the taxon is treated as subspecies,

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to the template tag. For example, use {{subst:uw-test1}} instead of {{uw-test1}}. This reduces server load and prevents accidental blanking of the template. Thank you.

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I added a few things regarding the taxonomic status. Even though I am actually more interested in the Beardslee trout (but me stupid European cannot hold these darned

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genus (and technically is binding for Linnean nomenclature), it is not always followed. Older names cannot be expected to stick to the rule of course (though they

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I'm out. There's real work to be done, elsewhere, where the rules don't protect every vandal with a web browser. Feel free to make use of the resources at the

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if you think that that will be useful. However, please note that media for which a replacement could be created are not acceptable for use on Knowledge (see

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Yeah, I think poverty prevents a lot of people. It only didn't prevent me through a typographical error with a health-care company. I'm in Portland.--

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just now, would you look it over and make sure I didn't mess anything up to bad. I'm still not comfortable with citation template formating. Thanks

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apart - brook trouts and lake trouts and Lake Ohrid's trouts and so on are difficult enough...), about which I have a source I'll add sometime.

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I agree. I'm the one who is expanding the article anyways, so I will add more citations. However, I can't seem to find much info on history.

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carefully, then go to the image description page and clarify why you think the image qualifies for fair use. Using one of the templates at

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separate language article, but could you pen a separate one for the government vs one for the people, ditto for the actual reservation?.

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article fror the new creole spoken there but perhaps there should be, but I'm not a linguistics type who could come up with it. Anyway

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A few of the WA NHL articles need development, by adding those references and perhaps otherwise, to justify their getting Start rating.

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Hi; saw your adjustmeent to the Coast Salish template; I had three Skagit entries because there are three articles....but I see that

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Even "technically" homeless doesn't sound good. You OK? (I'd have emailed, but you apparently haven't provided an email address.) -

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I've taken a bit of a break from the NHL articles, but I plan to be back sometime. When I do return, I'll be working on elevating

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If it is determined that the image does not qualify under fair use, it will be deleted within a couple of days according to our

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if you want to see what we've come up with. Oh yeah, have you been following the Ballard Denny's story? Hope you're well,

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Thanks, though Im not having a lot of luck finding information on the last ?3?, two bridges and the Curlew School. O well

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Welcome to Knowledge. Everyone is welcome to contribute constructively to the encyclopedia. However, we remind you not to

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You've contributed a lot to Puget Sound area articles. Would you be willing to take a look at the debate I'm having at

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Sure; basically someone coming to the specific page wouldn't be looking for the disambiguation page. In more detail at

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Looks good, but I'm probably not willing to put this amount of work into the King County list in the near future. -

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I do have a picture of marker 1 in Point Roberts. How do you want me to send it to you, posting to wiki is a pain?

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is a bit more problematic, as its author has used indigenous spellings rather than the Wikititle spellings....

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I am just writing to inform you that BGMNYC has renewed his accusation that you and I are sockpuppets at

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Hi! Also wanted to let you know that the user warning template project has restructured and improved the

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I just finished creating and expanding an article I have been meaning to get to for a couple of months,

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Beardslee's: because that's the trout that got me interested in trouts, when I read about it as a kid.

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so there are a lot of really good and specific things you can leave for users. Keep up the good work.

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is not appropriate. It also was shown in the article entitled "Accelerated Soil Erosion" located:

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The design of this almost completely impersonal (yet hopefully uplifting) message was ripped from

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Hey, thanks for the help on the article. Some great suggestions + edits. Much appreciated.

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is example. I don't think it's a good idea to hide the navbox on all articles though, see

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is where ships transporting specimens would stop and R&R). See for example the birds

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And i was likewise surprised to see some description and a pic for this site in the

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would be good enough for a B-class? I'm not an expert on rating articles myself.

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I'm with you on this. I see that you've gone back and reverted several edits on

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to redirect to; the latter is a government, the former a territory; there's no

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to see if I've got the WAshington-side listings right/complete; note also

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or promotional etc. So keeping that in mind, I have speedied the article.

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One anon editor seems to have suspicions about Scarlet257's identity see

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Thanks, that was me, forgot to log in, that's part of a big topic BTW.

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to FL status, and I'll be very excited to help you do the same with

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About historic districts, I admired Daniel Case's coming forth with

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PS nice Sabalites picture from the Chuckanut formation on Commons --

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very seriously. It may be deleted soon, unless we can determine the

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preferred, then the respective articles should be retitled, just as

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Yo hombre, if you've got a minute, would you mind having a look at

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to learn more about contributing to this encyclopedia. Thank you.

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Howdy. Saw your refit of the Native Amercan history cat on the

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