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- This sounds ominous. I've attempted to paraphrase most of the info to the best of my abilities (although it's kind of difficult when the sentences are short and filled with 'titles' which can't really be paraphrased). Note that I do not know what material was actually removed, so I cannot judge whether I have made the same error. Would appreciate someone looking at it. --talk2Chun(talk) (contributions) 01:03, 11 January 2017 (UTC)
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