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2008:, a group of Wikipedians would go together and take pictures of specific listed buildings/historic places on a given day. Sometimes they would take a train together to do that in specific small towns. Perhaps HQ could look into that for London or England. I would probably go. The train fare could be covered by a Wikimedia grant perhaps?
791:"Though Amin took their possessions, they had not lost their skills, university degrees or network of community contacts that would see their businesses rise from the ashes." The answer to my question seems to be nepotism, but it is still murky. Who are those "community contacts" who helped them get their first jobs, etc?
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They might list ten identical houses in a row to prevent them being altered but the correct approach here would be to treat those as a unit. You need to single out particularly significant ones or group them in some way. Otherwise it is just a lot of useless data. You need to explain the significance
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Hello. Tentatively, may I ask--are you interested in working on luxury hotels in London, especially
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Thank you for thanking me. I look at your contribution log and I'm amazed at the amount of content that you have created for the encyclopedia. Thank you for all of your work and if you have any advice on how I can try to make the red part of my contribution circle get bigger, let me know. Best
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How many people were there yesterday and what did you talk about? Is there an event coming up before next month, at HQ or other? (But here, not in Oxford/Cambridge/Liverpool.)
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regarding an issue with which you may have been involved. Thank you.
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I would view him as definitely notable. Has he won any awards?
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as I recall...which reminds me, I need to take a picture of it!
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There should be. Seems very heteronormative not to mention it.
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I've had this idea before and we tried it in November 2013,
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