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partiality for the law, he came to the bar; a step, which his father called, " quitting a bed of roses for a crown ot' thorns." In 1776, about five years after his call, he was returned to parliament for Tiverton, in Devonshire; and, taking part with the opposition, attacked the ministerial party in a pamphlet, denouncing the continuance of war. In 1781, he was appointed a master in Chancery; and, in 1782, was commissioned, in conjunction with others, to inquire into the distribution of the sums destined for the relief ot the American loyalists. In the following year, he spoke on the subject in parliament; and, in reply to Mr. Fox s condemnation of the large sums expended on the American sufferers, declared " he would share with them his last shilling and his last loaf." In 1784, and the parliament which followed in 1790, he sat as member for Coventry, and supported the views of Mr. Pitt during every session. He was particularly hostile to the French revolution ; and, by his exertions, obtained the distribution of a fund, under the sanction of parliament, in behalf of the emigrants from that country. In 1804, he retired altogether from public life; and, devoting himself to literary pursuits, published, shortly afterwards, a life of his father, and also of Bishop Hough. Previously to this, he had written A Treatise on the Laws and Customs of England; and, in the year of his death, which occurred in June, 1815, printed An Historical Review of the Commission relative to the American Loyalists. He was a man of the most upright and unimpeachable character, both public and private; and, in the former, was equally distinguished for his learning and eloquence. He was twice married : first, to the only daughter of S. Sainthell, Esq., by whom he had one son and four daughters, who survived him ; and, secondly, in 1793, to Miss Hastam, by whom he had two children, who died in their infancy.

5601:. What has happend there is a complete redesign of the interior, however, the original external facades have been retained and are largely unchanged. However, a new 21st century roofline unites the juxtapositions created by the vaious stages of the house's 18th century evolution which were previously more apparent. The loss of the interiors is to be deplored, somehow the place has escaped listing (I would love to know how that hapened) especially as Nash was involved with the design at some stage. Anyway don't write off the recent alterations as all bad, they did included the demolition a hideous 20th century service wing built by the Americans when it was something to do with their embassy and this has restored something of the house's late 18th century appearance. Should you requite a refererence for the page (I note it currently has none) please don't hesitate to ask. 4478:: I can't find an obit in Wisden, which in the 1920s was usually pretty good on amateur players and ex-public school cricketers, so I think as a cricketer you'd have to say that he's pretty obscure (though in WP terms still notable, because he played first-class cricket). Do you know if he was a relative of the main Arbuthnot(t) branches or just someone who acquired the name as a middle name with no visible antecedents? Presumably Tonbridge School would have some records: Dulwich I know (for instance) have all the people who went to Oxbridge between about 1890 and 1950 on vast painted boards in their main hall. 2887:, and it seems that my conclusion was not quite correct as I thought. It was an interesting point, but we could not get any further explanations. Have you come across any other explanations? As far as I know, only the verbal adjectives (‘ed’ participles) accompany prepositions. However, I was wrong in saying that adjectives in general cannot precede a preposition which accompanies a prepositional phrase or prepositional phrases (though the preposition ‘of’ is another problem on the question whether ‘of’ can follow an adjective in an adjective clause). So I thought that I should post this to you. 4899: 272: 976:

niece. Succession to the British throne is cognatic, while succession to the Hanoverian throne was agnatic - that's why Victoria got the UK while her uncle got Hanover. Japan and Liecthenstein are some of the countries that still practice agnatic primogeniture. Cognatic primogeniture may be male-preferance primogeniture (women succeed if they have no brothers) or equal primogeniture (eldest child succeed regardless of gender). Legitimacy is usually important, as illegitimate children usually can't succeed (there are exceptions, though).

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factory and mill girls in national costume singing about Sallys in their Allies - quite delightful. On a more serious note, should we be doing more to support poor little David? (or "Dave" as he likes to be known - Oh shudder) I've no confidence in him at all, but compared to the rest....how low our once great empire has sunk - I shudder to think what Winston must be saying - I am quite despairing - it's not as though any of them have even run a bookies shop - which at least would be useful. The end must surely be nigh.

437:), and on that occasion you did precisely the same thing: inviting other editors to disregard an editor's comments on grounds of their perceived political persuasion. Editors have all political persuasions are welcome on wikipedia; we discuss the facts and arguments they bring to the project, not the people. Since you have already received a final warning on this subject, I believe that there are clear grounds for blocking you now. The only reason that I have not done so is that as a contributor to 919: 7515: 7484: 6175: 6080: 4043: 1356:. One is either in or out, and if out, one stays out. No running the local council, a trade union or winning the lottery and/or giving it to the Labour/Conservative party will change that. The Italian nobility have learnt to fight to survive, they are tough lot - attack them with caution. Regarding my spelling, when you can speak Italian as well as I can speak English, then you may comment. Until that happy day, shutuppa-your-mouth and leave the wisecracks to me. 7922: 31: 5659:. Pevsner (same page) suspects that Nash had a hand in the design - I'm not so sure, it's all rather heavy and laborious for Nash and one bowed facade does not a summer make. Pevsner also think Wyatt was there because of the similarities between the house and the more famous Stanstead Park which Wyatt was building at the same time for Barwell's corrupt half brother, Richard. I don't know anything about Park Crescents is there a connection? 2091: 5494: 5279:. Feel it's best to point out that I'm not an admin but requested moves don't have to be closed by an admin, especially when they're not contentious. That's the reason I only closed this one out of several similar requests as this was the only one that was suitably non-contentious. (Given the backlog at RM I'm stretching the non-admin closures in some cases a bit but I don't even think this one was a stretch for a non-admin). 7105: 5343: 4785: 387: 7804: 2227:. This is a repository of free media that can be used on all Wikimedia wikis. The image will be deleted from Knowledge, but this doesn't mean it can't be used anymore. You can embed an image uploaded to Commons like you would an image uploaded to Knowledge, in this case: ]. Note that this is an automated message to inform you about the move. This bot did not copy the image itself. -- 348:

you write them, describe nonentities! They may not be - I don't know but you are not prepared to do any work at all to improve the pages or more importantly describe what makes them notable. The fact that any of those AFDs survive is entirely due to the hard work of others, yet you still have the nerve to sit here whining about bad faith nominations. You say "silly articles like

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in a London Gazette notice in 1921 but isn't in the one from 1919 when he leaves the regular army. He'd have been a bit old even by WW1 cannon fodder standards to have been a "regular soldier" (and he was a bit old to be merely a lieutenant or acting captain). So I suspect he was picked as an amiable cove to carry some general's briefcase around and be generally genial.

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the rules require everything in the encyclopedia to be verifiably sourced. It would be great therefore, if you could take a look at the list and help out if you can with providing some references. The people all have their own Wiki articles, but it is no guarantee that the mentions of Malvern College (if any) are correctly cited. Thanks. --

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thematically, a list covering the 13 years of Labour would nicely parallel the 18 Conservative years of Thatcher and Major. As I understand it, the current crop of 56 new peers are set to be joined by new Tory and Lib Dem peers in the near future, so it is not as though this is going to be a stubby list article. Let me know what you think. -

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in there from the beginning, was dropped by ArbCom. Please inform me if someone makes a motion / request for clarification / appeal to ArbCom; I feel that ArbCom was lazy in not accepting the case for a full hearing and would like to make that opinion known. At the very least, the duration of the ban on KB ought to be finite.

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of the subject but the online references (the only references in the article) seem to suggest they are the 9th. I've already asked the movng admin and their arguement for moving, while sensible, doesn't convince me that this was uncontroversial and so not worthy of a full discussion, hence I thought I'd ask you.

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I hadn't realised that when Choess said consistency they meant with father's etc rather than with other cases. In that case it's at the right title for now. Still think this needs something done about it as it's potentially confusing to readers that the only references given them as the 9th. Maybe

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Another point is that we've had this discussion before, where editors tried to label public figures "Jewish comedian", "Jewish actors", and the like. You can only justifiably call someone a "Jewish comedian" if Jewishness is a significant part of his act, hence Myron Cohen was a "Jewish comedian" but

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was born in China and spent almost no time in Scotland when growing up, but there would be howls of protest if he was classified as anything but Scottish. I do not know enough about Rose Leslie's parents to be sure one way or the other. I suppose someone could contact her agent, but in the meantime I

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Of course I'm seen dead in Rochdale, I've hunted with the Holcombe since I was a mere slip of a girl, so much cheaper than the Quorn, especially as I have to pay Stanislas' cap too, not that I'm a mean person. Rochdale is a charming place, all those beautiful smokey chimneys and all those dear little

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Will have a look, though I have busy weekend ahead, so probably won't be fast. BTW, LGA seems to have been an ADC on the "personal staff" of the Army general list in WW1; assuming he was ADC to one of the bigwig generals, he probably picked up his MBE then for services rendered. The MBE is mentioned

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recognize a full topic ban, because that was a proposed alternative that doesn't pass. The motion specifically says you are both topic banned from page moves, and from nominating pages created by each other for deletion, but describes no further restrictions on you. I think it would be for the good

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The only allegations there against me are (a) that I reported Vk's mass-moves to AN/I. Was that wrong? What else should I have done? And (b) that I have a COI. What is it? Can someone cite the relevant diff giving an example where my alleged COI caused a problem? There must be a way to appeal this. I

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The topic ban is a community enacted sanction. In order to determine its scope you would need to go and read the discussion. The majority of your questions could most likely be answered by examining it. You were blocked in this instance for moving that article in violation of an Arbitration Committee

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The second one (1749-1815) does appear to be the one who did everything I've ascribed to him in the article (MP for Tiverton & Coventry; Commissioner into the conduct of the American Revolution; founder with Wilberforce and Burke of "Wilmot's Committee" to aid refugees from revolutionary France);

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They are not bad faith AFDs at all. It seems you learn nothing from your experiences Pharamond is telling you to do what I told you to do before all this started. You have nobody else to blame but yourself for the position your pages are now in. Yet you still don't seem to get it - your pages, as

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I don't doubt that much of your site is well-sourced: for instance, Google finds the Jersey International Festival Arts Festival brochure showing that your contact Melinda Parsons is a professor of art history who has published articles on Arbuthnot, and that's as good as a source gets. But Knowledge

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What, the signature or user page design? Thanks. I tried to get the maroon and gold of the robes worn by the Tibetan monks.. The gold talk page link looks mystical and eastern so what the heck! Of course Tibet is naturally stunning anyway! Don't know about you but bright colours and stunning scenery

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as uncontroversial and I queried how it was uncontroversial. I realise since then that an admin you'd previously asked to make the move has made it but I would still like to know why you think this was uncontroversial and so not deserving of a full discussion. It may simply be my lack of knowledge

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You and some others think the image is non-neutral. I disagree; it is just a licensed image. The article benefits from an image. Connelley's view or admission (like yours and mine) is not the issue here. I do not prefer this image because it make Monckton look like a wacko (which I do not accept); I

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finally got so long that it had to be split off into a separate list page. In doing so, it's been found that for many of those noble people there is no actual proof that they ever went to the school. However, they probably did, and the entries were made in good faith. Nevertheless,

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Yeah, weird, isn't it? The community, at least some substantial portion of it, was trying to ban KB from the whole topic, not just moves. There was a request for that ban to be enforced, which I recall declining to do because I felt page moves were the main issue. And the duration part, which was

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I am aware of the castle and of Moritz von Paepcke. But it seems to me that the reliable sources we need are written in German which both you are Charles01 speak but which I do not. I will be the first to read the article when one of you is good enough to write it. Both topics are surely WP:NOTABLE.

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As its stands I have refrained from commenting on or !voting in the recent spate of AfD's as I did not want them to turn into the bun fight that other AfD have turned into - however yourself, Astrotrain, Counterrev and David Lauder have !voted in the various articles for AfD. If these !votes remain

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I am sorry to see that this man's stub has been deleted in the continuing campaign against you (whatever other excuses are thrown up). Here was someone who appeared in the on-line peerage, which is pretty reliable, was a Justice of the Peace/Magistrate, a county High Sheriff, and founder of a major,

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articles. One of the references sometimes used in those articles is the 'Memories of the Arbuthnots'. I was able to find a microfilm copy of this, and only afterwards noticed that you provide a PDF on line! Trying to evaluate this book as a source, I wonder if you know of any book reviews that were

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Can you remember the name of a house I edited a few months ago (I think you started the page), It was able to be drastically altered into a golf club or something because it had somehow slipped through the grading and listing net - I have a feeling it was somehow connected with your Arbuthnots. I'm

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As noted by that one editor on the undelete request page, there's a fundamental distinction between "List of Jewish Nobel laureates" and "List of convicted Jewish criminals". Namely, that the first list is a verifiable and fixed number, whereas there are no verifiable standards for the second list,

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I've added 8 solid references to the article and rewritten it significantly. I think notability is now well-established. I've also removed spammy references from the body of the article, and will rework and trim the spammy external links in days to come. I hope you'll take another look, and comment

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Hi. In my (never-ending) quest to get something on everyone who ever played cricket for Somerset, I've just tackled Kenneth Guy Blaikie, and I see that he's popped up in your researches into the Arbuthnots. I wondered if you had any further information on him that might flesh the article out a bit:

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Was the "Who's who 2009" info you added to the talk page a direct quote from a copyrighted book? If so, it would seem to be a copyright violation, and not "fair use," and should be removed, although it makes a great reference and should be cited in the article for any facts which seem encyclopedic

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Guildford - boundary changes must have been thought to have moved Tory voters out of the constituency/LibDem voters in, which is why it was changed to a notional LibDem seat for swing purposes (don't get me started on our national obsession with swings). As this assumption is unsourced I would have

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It is a dreadful scandal, I can't imagine how any woman (bigoted or not) could bare to be seen on TV in such mundane attire. I don't think she had even been to the hairdresser let alone popped into Dior. Wretched woman has lost her self respect - far worse then being bigoted. Personally, I love all

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Well yes, because (as I said at the Help desk) it is specifically about the offence under US Federal law. The concept/term is not really used anywhere else as far as I know, certainly not in Europe, where it's just part of the wider "fraud" and not a specific offence relating to fraud using the

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Thank you very much for the barnstar! After I posted the note about the group of "passed away" pages which I completed, I've been working on a second group (of about 600). It's slow going as I have to look for quotes, titles, and other exceptions, but I'm plugging away at it. Anyways, thanks again;

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engineered by a certain unnamed former editor. That Vk appears unusually content to accept the ban is consistent with that. But you walked straight into it, Kb, and now need to deal with the consequences. My suggestion to you is to wait it out for a while, keep your nose clean, and after a suitable

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Appeal to Arbcom. You could also email Jimmy Wales directly, he has reserved authority to alter Arbcom rulings. Just do it, raise a motion, make your best argument. You will need to explain why (1) the ban is substantially interfering with you and (2) why it is inappropriate. Criticisms of your

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Thank you for your numerous recent small edits to the above page, which I have recently re-written and hugely expanded. I have reverted some of your changes, especially those to the format of the notes. I have written many pages of that length and longer and prefer the notes to be as I placed them.

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Hi. I appreciate your efforts to improve the article so that it is about the incident rather than the person. However wouldn't you agree that the incident in itself is still not noteworthy enough to have it's own article, and a section in another election related article would be more appropriate?

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Hi there. As Eric Arbuthnot has played first-class cricket, he qualifies as notable by WP:CRIC and, by extension, WP:BIO guidelines. I keep a list of first-class and List A cricketers linked in various places from my user page, though I have not made a list of former Natal players as yet. As there

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Hard to be sure, but I think the answer is "probably not". The claim that he had been was definitely widespread during his later life (1820s-1840s). However, it disappeared later, isn't in any of the more modern references, and isn't supported by the Waterloo-specific books - all point towards it

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I'm afraid that cleanup here is going to take some time. Given the circumstances, that you were aware of our copyright policies at least since 2007, I believe you should assist. I've addressed this at the ANI listing, which is where conversation about this matter should be held to ensure that the

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Hi. Translating content from one language of Knowledge to another, or from one page on Knowledge to another, is perfectly, but the content is not public domain, and in order to comply with the license under which content is placed on the project proper attribution must be provided. I see that you

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I nominated this for AFD because I was removing the speedy delete tag. I felt the article breached BLP ONEEVENT BLP1E and NOTNEWS but that it merited more discussion than would occur under the SPEEDY DELETE tag. Scientizzle’s actions have been fine and Knowledge has worked very well in this case.

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Hi! :) When succession is agnatic, only males can succeed. If a man has no sons, he is succeeded by his brother or his brother's son or his uncle etc. Daughters cannot succeed. Had succession to the British throne been agnatic, William IV would've been been succeeded by his brother and not by his

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A large popup box will appear. In the "namespaces to keep" click the "content" radio box once (to clear everything in the column). Do the same for the "Talk" box (to clear that column too). Then click the box labeled (main), directly under "Content". Ling.Nut (talk—WP:3IAR) 13:16, 11 October 2008

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I'm also somewhat puzzled by the scope. If sons of Baronets are part of the ban, are also brothers, sisters, mothers, grandchildren or grandparents? I means, really, where exactly is the line drawn? And how exactly does interpreting it so liberally really help the encyclopaedia? Kb - for reasons

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Effigy in Arbuthnot parish church of Hugo de Arbuthnot, "the third of that name, and the fourth laird in succession. He was designated Hugo Blundus, or Hugo le Blond, from the flaxen colour of his hair, and was a liberal benefactor to the clergy, especially to the monks of Aberbrothock in 1282."

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deletion, if the page meets the criterion, it may be deleted without delay. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself, but don't hesitate to add information to the page that would render it more in conformance with Knowledge's policies and guidelines. If the page is deleted, you can

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I admit to never having heard of this book before and have no idea how reliable a source it is, but have no reason to doubt it; it appears to confirm the information I've already used in the article from other sources. If true, I am surprised at the lack of information available for someone who

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as a translation of the Italian Knowledge article. While clearly there was no intentional wrongdoing, since you cited it as a reference, I'm afraid that citing it as a reference is inadequate attribution. You must provide a link to the source article in edit summary at minimum, noting that the

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Now that the election is done and gone and we have a decent number of peerage for Cameron that are either listed or about to be listed, do you think it would be appropriate to break him off from the Labour PMs? Size-wise, a 1997–2010 article would be the rough equivalent of the other two, and,

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WILMOT, (JOHN EARDLEY,) son of the chief-justice, was born at Derby, in 1748, and received his education at Westminster and Oxford, where he obtained a fellowship of All Souls' College. He, at first, studied under Doctor (afterwards Bishop) Warburton, for the church; but afterwards, imbibing a

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So how does this work, then? Was he a brigadier-general from his former service in the Lancashire Fusiliers and then called back in World War One as a "bag carrier" and given the notional rank of captain? I'm afraid these army shenanigans always confuse me rather. Anyway, he's obviously more

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article, it looks like you were the person responsible for including the long list of portrait sitters. I came across a problem in the list when I was cleaning up links to a mistitled article I moved. Someone seems to have come along after you made the list and become confused with two "Lady

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If you can fix this redirect to point to an existing Knowledge page, please do so and remove the speedy deletion tag. However, please do not remove the speedy deletion tag unless you also fix the redirect. Feel free to leave a note on my talk page if you have any questions about this.

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It was worth a try, Mangojuice, but clearly the terms, justification and limits of this ban make perfect sense to Tznkai. And as the self appointed arbiter of community bans that is apparently sufficient to uphold it until such as time his interpretation changes. Sadly, the community

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PS:If you want to namedrop (I see you already mention Fort Belvedere "en coincidence") you can say that Galen Weston who bought the place in the 80's lived at Fort Belvedere at the time. No ref for that though, just one of the useless pieces of information I have somehow acquired.

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in places where you could have done so. I assume that there are some good journals for genealogy and local history in Scotland that will have articles on the Arbuthnot family, or parts of it, or more general history journals that can at least contribute tidbits here and there.

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Not at all, but I am not surprised that you would say something like that. I am pretty peed off about it, however, I respect what a number of editors and admins have had to say on the issue and accept it as a solution to the issue for now. Also I am glad to have one less

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My preference would be to leave them together at least for the moment. IMHO Brown has added some dreadful names to the dissolution honours list and it seems sad to have to leave them under Cameron's name. - but that is the way it works. I don't feel strongly either way.

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I split up the list, but left the decision on whether to split Brown from Blair until after the election. I hope you'll agree that breaking off 1958–79 and 1979–97 as okay regardless of who wins the election. If not, we can deal with that however you like. In any event,

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No need to respond. If you're confident you can demonstrate those two points to be true to an impartial observer, then all is good. If you'e less than 100% confident that you can demonstrate both of those two points to be true then I recommend you amend your post. best

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had former MPs marked with a double dagger, but only from 2001 on. I went ahead and added them to former MPs created life peers from 1997 to 2001, but I would appreciate someone casting an eye over the list to help assure that I haven't blundered along the way. Thanks.

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Kittybrewster, if you are cognizant of the fact that I am not alone in finding the image to be not neutral, tell me how it is that you're not able to understand that the BLP policy directs us to err conservatively in favour of those editors in these situations?

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Quarterly, 1st Azure a fess chequy Argent and Gules (for Boyd), 2nd Argent three inescutcheons Gules (for Hay), 3rd Argent three gillyflowers Gules within a double tressure flory counter flory Vert (for Livingston), 4th Sable a bend between six billets Or (for

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Hi, may I remember you that you can use your sandbox/user space to start new articles, to wikify, format and categorise them, to add references and even to build a coherent text - before moving them to main space. This might help to avoid such a wreck as

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well-known, and prestigeous merchant bank in the City of London. (I found an on-line confirmation of the latter on a website which had no connections whatsoever with you/the Arbuthnots). By anyone's logic he must surely rank as notable. I am truly sorry.

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I have been watching it and comment occasionally. I think you are doing a great job in upholding BLP, not losing your cool and resisting provocations, discourtesies and unconstructive twaddle. Some folk will insist on arguing the hind legs off a donkey.

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in a few places, but not consistently and not in the articles where it matters, and never (as far as I have seen) through inline citations/footnotes. It may be dated, but it is an independent source, not authored by an Arbuthnot. You have not cited the

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these delightful Eastern Europeans in London, I can't think where I would be without Stanislas my plumber who attends to all my needs. Forget that horrid, grisly Gordon Brown and that little Cleggy individual, I implore you all to vote for that nice

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Hi, Kitty. In case you're not watching the Language Reference Desk closely, I just posted my guess that "Beckett to others" might be the BlackBerry's attempt to understand "buck it to others," meaning refer or route it, as people would do with a

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

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The new baron is the brother of the late 7th baron; the latter has a son born prior to his parents' marriage, who was nable to succeed to the UK title but may perhaps be eligible for Scots honours (e.g., the remainder of the earldom of Erroll).

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As a non-native speaker of English, the problem that I have sometimes is understanding the compositionality of constituents correctly within grammatical references. I cannot not take too much of this user space. So theses exemplify my problem:

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content is copied or translated. There is also a template for talk pages. I've taken care of attribution in this instance, but if you've copied or translated content from other Wikis or Knowledge pages before, please go back and address that.

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I take it you're refering to my signature. It's a quote from the song "Invisible Universe" which is from "Ghost in the Shell" Anime (I'm an Anime Fan) Literally, it's latin for "Watch in Glory (Naljuboutes) Heavenly Glory (Aeria Gloris)".

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Peter Padfield's "Hess: the Führer's Disciple" mentions Hess being kept in the Tower of London immediately after arriving, until 'Camp Z' at Mytchett Place could be set up to hold him; he was thereforce at the Tower from 10-11 May to 20 May.

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I don't know if that would pass reliable-source muster, but it's an interesting piece. He's being labeled as a Jew who has brought shame upon Judaism. Fair enough. Now, who else are you going to put on the list, and where are the sources?

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It isn't a big issue and perhaps I shouldn't have corrected the entry. It depends if nationality is based on place of birth. For example, my mother was born in Cardiff with English parents but if you want to annoy her, you call her Welsh.

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I'll leave it to you to correct, it's not really the sort of house I do. You can attribute all of the above to: Page 543, Geoffrey Tyack, Simon Bradley & Nikolaus Pevsner, Buildings of England Berkshire, 2010, Yale University Press.

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will consist of a one-month ban, which will preclude the sanctioned from participating in the main poll which will take place after this one. Voting will end at 21:00 (UTC) of the evening of 1 July 2009 (that is 22:00 IST and BST). --

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conduct can be found in the archives of the admin noticeboards; go looking for them. A simple request for evidence (from ArbCom) will fail. Or, just accept it and avoid doing page moves: remember, the ban is only against page moves.

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Ah, I have checked, and discovered that there was also an earlier archive, which was deleted around the same time was this page was blanked on May 12. In view of the number of blocks and warnings posted on these pages, I have unblanked

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I'm sure that the admin Fuhghettaboutit will be impressed that you called his point "daft". In any case, who sets the standard for such a list? Is there a verifiable source? If not, then it's "original synthesis" and can't be allowed.

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as having been a former prisoner in the Tower of London; however, the Knowledge article doesn't mention a sojourn in the Tower. Would you happen to know the truth? If he was indeed a prisoner, I will add the cat to his article. Thank

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navigate though working under a conflict of interest, and making her feel included and her voice heard. We need more people at Knowledge who are helpful, rather than dismissive, to new users. For this, I award you this barnstar!

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that the picture has been chosen because it makes Lord M look like a "wacko". Would you care to explain why you did this, and preferrably, fix it up again for me, i.e. remove the image until a neutral one can be obtained. Thanks.

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Reason #1: There is a plethora of articles on Brazilian players which, as a Brazilian citizen who is fairly knowledgeable in local football affairs, I can assure you are not as notable as Wilton. These are just a few examples:

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You do not apply for "undifferenced arms", if they exist and are matriculated under the 3 generation or 100 years rule they are inherited. But this is another matter and not relevant. undifferenced arms have nothing to do with

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published anywhere? The author has a critical faculty, and did a lot of hard work, but I don't know if she can be considered an historian. If you know of any published comments on this book, I'd appreciate hearing. Thanks,

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Go to the tab that says Start. Click the Minor Edit box, and then the Start button. It will ask you to log in. Do so. The click the Start button again. You're ready to go... Ling.Nut (talk—WP:3IAR) 13:31, 11 October 2008

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which could expand into the thousands upon thousands if you listed every Jew that's ever been convicted of anything, clear down to jaywalking. (I would say the same problem exists with the list of Aussie criminals.) ←

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Quentin Davies (and others, such as Jim Knight) remain ministers until a new government is formed and a PM appointed. I shouldn't imagine they're doing anything official though (not that anyone is for that matter!).

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Knowledge is not concerned with truth. Just RS and V. I think your guidebook meets these provided the statement in the article refers to it. There are other statements to the same effect online. Go ahead and add it.

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Thanks for your assistance - I'm helping a new editor (the artist's son) to get the article together, as he originally posted it to his userspace along with a plea for help. Wish me luck in teasing out those refs ;)

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I don't see anything in either the protection log for NawlinWiki's page, nor his comments on the encyclopedia that block you from editing his page. Am I missing something? If not, would you like to retract that?

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I see your edits and under stand but does not the article in main space (with the incressed body work) get sent back to my user space ? Never been here don't know how the process works, or am I jumping the gun ?

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Just as an aside, I've removed the Italian Wiki link from the list of references from this article. Knowledge is not a reliable source, I'm afraid, no matter its language, and can't be used as verification. See

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page. I was going to explain to you the ethos of wikipedia and what constitutes vandalism but judging by all these other violations you have made it seems you already know! If it persists I will escalate.

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understandably sick of dealing with this issue, and therefore the chances of reinvigorating a debate focusing of specifics is unlikely to be successful at this time. Personally, I can't help see this as a

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has decided to bid to host Wikimania in Stellenbosch, South Africa in 2012. This would be the first Wikimania in South Africa, and would be a great advertisement for our country. Please take a look at

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OK now your list has 995 items. Just to the right of the list of articles that was generated, there is an area labeled "Find and Replace". Click the "Enabled" radio box. Then click the "Normal Settings"

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The error I think is in the image file. Reading the talk page there seems to be talk to have a whole new approach. I don't have an image editor here. I have left the file name for someone who has Paint

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Im my experience most people like to be able to access the references easily and simply, and that is the easiest format. Please do not change that format but if you have any further information that is

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I suppose you could go to the listed page and say whether or not you support the bot's request. Or you could do nothing - at this point if nothing more is done the request will close without action.

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The ODNB has the author down as Sir Alexander John Arbuthnot (1822–1907), contributor of 30 articles to the DNB (though only two on his namesakes). They're the only contributor of that name recorded.

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on the top of the page (just below the existing speedy deletion or "db" tag) and leave a note on the page's talk page explaining your position. Please do not remove the speedy deletion tag yourself.

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substantially; however, this has left it with a number of redlinks that ought not to be. Would you (or anyone watching this page with access to Burke's) be able to create at least minimal stubs for

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and hopefully this one has made your day better. You can Spread the "WikiLove" by giving someone else a cookie, whether it be someone you have had disagreements with in the past or a good friend.

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As to where RA was in 1815, as far as I can tell he had a captaincy in the 20th Light Dragoons, and they don't seem to have been present at Waterloo - he may well have been with them at the time.

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I think that is a daft argument as jaywalking by a notable person is unlikely to be notable. If Bob's list is notable convicted murderers, sex offenders, spies and fraudsters he should be fine.

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PS Please do not simply delete discussions from your talk page, particularly where they include warnings or other conduct-related notices. Much better to move old discussions to an archive. --

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I'll certainly have a look. I hadn't realised he was related to Elliot Tillard, who also played cricket for Somerset and doesn't yet have an article (but is on my to-do list). Kind regards.

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Hi. You recently participated in the ongoing Partial list of victimology categories CfD. I recently posted a renaming proposal in that CfD and I would appreciate receiving your feedback at

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Hi Kittybrewster/Archive 3! A biographical article you have been edited or contributed to with has many issues and urgently needs improving. If you can help with these issues please see

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or any further !votes are lodged on these AfD's then I am going to have to reconsider my decision to stay away from them. I will leave the ball in your court until the end of play today. --

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Thanks for your help on the table version of the honorary Knights and Dames page. If we keep plugging away a few names at a time for the next few days, we'll be done before we know it!--

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so it was. Thank you, I thoght that was a very mysterious thing how that was ungraded like that and allowed to be so altered and developed. I wanted to refer to it elsewhere. Thank you.

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and updated the content based upon the German Knowledge article. I made updates to this article until I found out that this could be considered a conflict of interest. Independently,

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The source appears to be a book, not one of the external web sites listed in the article. If you still have the source handy, perhaps you could fix the list. Sorry for the bother.

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I couldn't say, as there are many lists in wikipedia. But there's no point in introducing a new list that is almost certain to be deleted due to lack of notability and boundaries. ←

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Hi, you recently restored a non-neutral image of Lord Monckton at his bio, in contradiction to our BLP policy, without comment. William Connolley has recently admitted on his blog

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According to the person who referred me to it, it shows confused and muddled thinking on Lord McNally's part. It certainly show it on the MoJ's part but that may not be relevant.

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Hi, Kittybrewster - WP:RFF is being remodeled and your entry is going to be archived - no response as of yet has been given, so I'll re-enter it on the new page for you. Thanks!

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Start up awb and and select "wiki search" in the "Make from" drop down box. A text box will open up (labeled WIki search"). Type passed away in that. Press the Make List Button.

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Acually I think the arguments there have been addressed here so it would seem sensible to revisit the question and see what people think, which is reasonable after 5 years.

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Hello, I am wondering if you could take a closer look at your AfD nomination, and consider either withdrawing it, or explaining your reasoning in greater detail? Thanks.

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for resolving a BLP issue on that article? I will also be posting some more proposals later today on the House of Lords membership issue that was discussed at the RSN. --

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Thank you. Fair comment. I could create a wiki tree showing the prominent relationships but I don't see the point while there are so many bad-faith afds around, including

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What a silly threat. I'm not going to let notables be deleted. Knowledge is not a quid pro quo facility. Vote if you want, that's what I say. Maybe others disagree. --

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Thank you very much Giano. If as here I get it wrong, do please correct my error. Do please add references - particularly for 28 Park Crescent; which I thought was 26.

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period appeal to ArbCom. A complicating factor is that ArbCom will likely refer you back to "the community". So I would try and stay on Tznkai good side if I were you.

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13,300 google entries for it. Twitter particularly seems to like abbreviations. Thank you for your gracious apology which I accept on behalf of the people of the UK.

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tried to do so at AN but the appeal just got ignored and filed. If the purpose was to allow people to cool down, my response is that I never wound up the drama.

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Per image talk page, permission has been granted, but not the permission required by wikipedia, so it will be deleted. I suggest getting the correct permission.

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I've already lifted (and modified) part of the article about his son that mentions him. Was he, for example, known as Kenneth, Guy, or Bill? Kind regards.

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It would be easy to find valid sources for the topic of "Jewish actors" and "Spanish painters". What is your source for the topic of "Jewish criminals"? ←

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I confirm that I made a mistake in my recent postings regarding a sanction I alleged had involved you: The matter I was referring to was the unblock of

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postal system; don't know about Canada or the rest of the English speaking world. The same goes for "wire fraud" which really is a US concept/term. –

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that requires the US federal offense stuff to be under its own disambiguated title (that's really what it is)? In that case shoudn't the moved title be

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First five have now been copied to Familypedia (as the user requested by email) with standard page names but little else changed. The sixth one is at

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I think your recent entries for Baron Fyfe need a bit of tidying up? There are a few typos, and I do not know enough about him to clean in up myself.

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I wonder about the amount of responsibility that was dumped on Macfadyen, as opposed to Sir George Gough Arbuthnot. It is too easy to blame the dead.

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moniker really migrated across the Atlantic? If so, I'd like to apologize on behalf of the USA for exporting our tired, needless noun modifiers... —

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You can copy and keep it wherever you like as a subpage under your name. What you want is to have it somewhere so that all your work is not lost.

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has me slightly puzzled. I see Lord McNally listed on the page you link to, but it is unclear to me what the relationship is to his biography.--

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I wanted to inform you that the category was recently recreated and relisted. Here is a link to the current CfD should you wish to participate.

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You have linked to the correct ruling. Read it; ArbCom says it "recognizes and confirms" the community bans but from the context it is clear it

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from Knowledge. This has been done because the page appears to have no meaningful content or history, and the text is unsalvageably incoherent.

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The phenomenon exists all over the place. I think USA has drawn various conning offences under the one term. I am unsure how to deal with it. -

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Since you are an accomplished Knowledge editor with a strong background in genealogy, I would appreciate your feedback on whether an article on

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I think we should save it for the Deletion review. NawlinWiki has apparently blocked me from his talk page so I will start a discussion there.

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better known to himself - is a prolific contributor to articles about the great and the good of the British class system. In that scene pretty

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You're misrepresenting WMC. He says that (in his opinion, which I don't share) "the picture makes Lord M look like a bit of a wacko". He does

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The Alexander in question was the son of his father. To be consistent amongst the articles for his father, brother, heir, etc and the family

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Thanks for that, can see the duplication now, but it didn't have an edit summary, so it was hard to tell the reason. Thanks for clarifying.

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I apologize for templating you before. My behavior was inappropriate, and you deserve to be treated in a dignified and respectful manner.

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article; people it for "died" all to often, presumably thinking it is more "sensative". All it does it adds a touch of mawkishness. Cheers

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I've put in a few details of his cricket career, such as it was. Not, I suspect, an ornament to the game. How and why did he get the MBE?

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Please ignore; of all the things I managed to overlook the obvious reference to Basil Hall Chamberlain by Yuzo Ota added after your edit,

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we need consistent numbering. Cracrofts is actually out of line and includes the de jure countesses as if they were Earls (very modern).

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Do you have a source for Sir Reg taking his seat in the Lords? I've searched, but haven't found anything to say it has happened yet. --

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get completed? If not I would be willing to do it although there are a few things in your description which are confusing me. Regards,

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Just a note that I've added "reviewer" to your userrights. I've seen you around the Help Desk and you seem trustworthy to me. Cheers!

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Thank you! Team effort though - you deserve thanks in similar proportions. All the articles now need checking to make sure they're in

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was a member of the Order of the Garter, serving as secretary of it. I have no idea about that as a subject, maybe you do? Thanks.

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After several seconds the list will be complete. It appears to have exactly 1000 items in it, but you don't really need all of those.

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for any other experiments you would like to do. Feel free to leave a message on my talk page if you have any questions about this.

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This article needs rewriting, just to let you know. It's been tagged as copyvio and not long for the world unless fixed up. Yours,

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community is able to participate. The CCI listing is not a community discussion board, but simply a page to facilitate cleanup. --

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I agree to some extent. My thought was that the arms of 7th Baron might go to his son or his brother (the 8th Baron). I then read

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Would you care to take a look over this one? I'm about to put it up for DYK, but not sure the article title is ideal- looking at

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pages. The result of this poll will be binding on the affected article names for a period of two years. This poll arose from the

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Go to the Tab that says Skip. Click the box that says "No changes are made." Ling.Nut (talk—WP:3IAR) 13:29, 11 October 2008 (UTC)

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Right click on any of the items in the list and select "filter". left click. Ling.Nut (talk—WP:3IAR) 13:13, 11 October 2008 (UTC)

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Thanks for the Barnstar. At least that hoax was easy to find and remove. I and others have been fighting a persistent hoaxer on

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At my Wikimedia Commons page, which I rarely check (sorry), you asked about my attribution of a portrait to Godfrey Kneller.

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Still think a footnote on the atual page would be useful as not everyone looking at the page and the references will look at

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If you think that this notice was placed here in error, contest the deletion by clicking on the button that looks like this:

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Well, according to Burke's, John Wilmot was a barrister who assumed (1812) the additional name of Eardley and was father of

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http://video.globo.com/Videos/Player/0,,GIM1175866-7759-MORRE+AOS+ANOS+WILTON+CESAR+XAVIER+EXFLUMINENSE+E+SAO+PAULO,00.html

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prefer it because it has a licence. I think Monckton is courageous, articulate and intelligent (which is also irelevant).

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I hesitate to edit pages after you and correct your errors, but I feel it needs to be made very clear that the house has

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Be polite and civil. Assume good faith. Read up on vandalism. No personal attacks. Observe BLP and discuss on talk page.

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You can, as long as no page move is involved. The ArbCom motion was quite clear that the ban is only on page moves.

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say that the picture was chosen to make him look like a wacko. Please don't put words into other people's mouths. --

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Kitty, as a BLP regular and general sensible person, could you possibly have a look at the proposals I've posted at

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looks like the nationalist who originally wrote over top of the article about the Guantanamo captive has returned

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Hello Kitty, perhaps you can shed some light onto this matter. In my old Tower of London guidebooks, they list

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imposed restriction. As you have already been told, in order to appeal the topic ban you would need to post at

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Reason #2: Wilton was famous! Here are some links regarding his death (sorry, all of them are in Portuguese):

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everynow and again enquiring about nobel cricketers, so I thought you might be able to help with this chap.

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Yeah, its probably a bit too bright and the gold not bold enough on my talk page. I'll look into something..

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http://www.estadao.com.br/noticias/cidades,morre-o-ex-jogador-do-fluminense-wilton-cezar-xavier,481610,0.htm

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and which might be challenged. Also, you forgot to sign (four tildes and all), so I signed for you. Thanks.

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make me function better. Just like having nice photos in articles which would otherwise by rather bland...

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I suspect her expenses probably aren't very notable, but they seem to have attracted some press coverage:

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Kitty pls 1) stop removing information/references and 2) placing completely innaccurate statements on the

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Jerry Seinfeld is not. Similarly, you can only label someone a "Jewish criminal" if his being Jewish was

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thanks for cleaning up that mess, as you saw i was confused by the sources, but punted on the solution.

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Hello, Kittybrewster. This message is being sent to inform you that there currently is a discussion at

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Hi, I took the liberty to use the best fitting licenses and upload the original image from flick. Best

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The poll is to decide the option "Ireland (xxx)" presented in the main poll, not the main poll itself.

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Clive Granger's wife's maiden name was Loveland. He was a knight so I can't add that. How gay is that?

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I have been researching the Dassow family history for over fifteen years. I came across the article on

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Hello. Although 'untimely' may be a bit overused, it remains grammatical usage, as far as I know. See

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Click the "Apply" button in the top right corner. Ling.Nut (talk—WP:3IAR) 13:17, 11 October 2008 (UTC)

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Thanks for the feedback. People in the UK aren't actually calling this "Bigotgate" are they? Has the

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It's confusing, as there appear to be four generations, all with the same name but different titles;

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reference the offline sources that give it as 7th and then have a footnote explaing the difference?

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I will certainly retract that if it is not true. But my edits are being denied as "unconstructive".

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even though he's not a Baronet, and (2) as he's a son of a Baronet, it's related in a broad sense.

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Thanks, that's very kind of you to say so. I've posted my proposals on the House of Lords issue at

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and associated pages. The problem dates back to May of 2007 and some more watchers wouldn't hurt.

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Click the Done button in the top right corner. Ling.Nut (talk—WP:3IAR) 13:27, 11 October 2008 (UTC)

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Categories for discussion nomination of Category:Reportedly haunted locations in the United States

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5. I am truly humbled by the trust you placed in me, and will endeavor to live up to that trust.

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I would be surprised if there are not enough published sources that could be used. You have cited

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Hi. I shall be glad if you can join the discussion of the requested move of the article title of

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pages. The order that the choices appear in the list has been generated randomly. Sanctions for

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I'm sure there are many suspects (as with any group) that were never convicted (see for example

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are 611 first-class matches to draw names from, it seems like it would be a very long process.

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Hi Kittybrewster/Archive 3! The Old Malvernians/alumnae section that you contributed to in

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Love your pictures. Never been to Tibet. i don't find your text is a good colour for my eyes.

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Sir Evelyn Delves Broughton, of Nantwich, Cheshire, left estate valued at Pounds 3,962,702 net

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This request seems to have been initiated by a bot. It'd help if you commented personally.

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From memory, the IP address was found to be from the area in which his house in Scotland is.

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Armaghdale lived at a house in Sandwich Bay called The Dunes. I've found a photograph here -

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7th Baron having recently died, I imagine nobody has yet applied for the undifferenced Arms.

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It just crossed my mind that net vs gross might explain any difference you have in mind. The

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My previous edit missed the proper WP page encoding; missing of prepositions or words alike.

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Per your email request, I have userfied the following (with the corresponding talk pages):

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Wow. Kittybrewster, could you explain why you have lifted wording verbatim from a website?

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about victims of political repression. A follow-up nomination to that discussion has begun

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regarding the premature closing of the WP:RM discussion about David Gold. The thread is

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On the various events of the past week or two—a sort of early, and, I trust, pleasant,

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I'll take a look later. At work at present. We can add some cricket details, I'm sure.

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Deja vu all over again. Any idea who created that attempted article 5 1/2 years ago? ←

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Talk:Christopher Monckton, 3rd Viscount Monckton of Brenchley‎#Monckton and Parliament

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Don't think I will bother, it's not as though you are likely to know anyone - is it?

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Not in my library. You will have to drop off a copy if your satnav is working again.

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Sorry, what? What exactly do you think needs achieving? Explain in full sentences

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sure it was "something Court", but I can't find any courts in my edits. Thanks.

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requesting that it be speedily deleted from Knowledge. This has been done under

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http://www.justice.gov/usao/nys/madoff/20090629sentencingtranscriptcorrected.pdf

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I think the "convicted" is an important distinction and would save some bother.

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I'm adding an additional notification (for Kittybrewster) of the comment I made

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requesting that it be speedily deleted from Knowledge. This has been done under

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http://terceirotempo.ig.com.br/noticia/Morre_Wilton_ex_ponta_do_Fluminense-15781

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should not be deleted. Please keep in mind that, although I've read Knowledge's

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The Chief of the Clan is the person who is entitled to the undifferenced Arms.

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arbitration case I am notifying you that an amendment request has been posted

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of Knowledge for you both to be clearer on this; I will start a discussion on

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Per comments below, now discussing the attribution issue at DRV (subpaged to

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has been bashed on the rounds of not being a free image (or something). See:

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Thanks for restoring Henry Fane to his 'Sir'! (see how that article started).

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I have tried to make a case for retaining an article on the Arbuthnot family

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OK, but it seems a bit inflammatory. I'm assuming that you can demonstrate;

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I seem to have located her, so have corrected the list and link as noted on

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for disruption. Comment on content, not on other contributors or people. --

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An Arbitration case in which you commented has been opened, and is located

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as per similar disambiguations? If there is no plan to work on the generic

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section to assist participants in finding South Africa related information

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Knowledge:Requests for arbitration/Ireland article names#Back-up procedure

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If this is the first article that you have created, you may want to read

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about an adjective concept as to its relation in accompanying preposition

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Knowledge:WikiProject_Ireland_Collaboration/Poll on Ireland article names

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regarding an issue with which you may have been involved. Thank you.

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Don't think so. Brig-Gen Royal Fusiliers. I don't understand it either.

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Strike this, my misinterpretation, and apologies to DrKiernan for that.

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Hi, I added it to the Arts and Culture section about five minutes ago.

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motto, but did not provide a citation. Do you have a source for this?

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They'e all on Commons, and correctly tagged. This is the relevant tag:

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restrictions are null and void, which you dont have the power to do.--

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Yes. What articles does it cover that are not of baronets or knights?

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I don't understand what you mean by "need to be linked to something"

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A good reference for this is the third chapter of David Adger's book

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The answer to the old question raised is this: when a word (such as "

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I had not realised that was a requirement for writing a bio article.

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User:Kittybrewster/Alexander George Arbuthnot (British army officer)

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the performance of the great hits at the newly built grammar school.

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http://familypedia.wikia.com/Henry_Thomas_Arbuthnot_%281834-1919%29

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I don't know whether he was or was not related. His father was Rev

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Any article are relating to Baronets and Knights in a broad sense.

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been demolished, and contrary to your edits is still very visible

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no problems with returning it to a Tory seat and therefore a hold.

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Where's your source that defines Madoff as a "Jewish criminal"? ←

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Lose the "other stuff exists" argument already. It doesn't fly. ←

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Let me point out the reasons that make me believe the article on

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Oh it's working now. I retract my statement that he blocked me.

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No, because I think they should exist, they do exist, as should

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Troubles Arbitration Case: Amendment for discretionary sanctions

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Actually, it isn't. It is a complete 1yr topic band of Baronets.

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What articles does it cover that are not of baronets or knights?

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Thank you for answering my IQ question on the Reference Desk! --

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Why is Vintagekits posting on this page? He is banned from it.

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Hello Kittybrewster! Thank you so much for your support in my

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appears to have been a fairly significant figure in the period.

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and let us know. Even simple messages of support are valued!

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http://www.espbr.com/noticias/morre-wilton-ex-ponta-fluminense

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and his family are key players. By an odd co-incidence, you (

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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see the guidelines for what is generally accepted as notable

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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There appear to be plenty more. The first one I looked at,

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explaining your position, but be aware that once tagged for

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at any time by removing the {{Talkback}} or {{Tb}} template.

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for some verification of his existence, at least); his son

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Category:Reportedly haunted locations in the United States

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Hi Kitty, not sure I agree 100% with your move of this to

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Thanks for getting rid of that awful "passed away" in the

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/DrayTek Vigor 2710 Series

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On its own, no. I am searching the history. _ Paid hack!

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of the sprit of exodus to revoke pedantry,’ said Matthew.

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Improving the layout to make access to information easier

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for these? How should I spell priviledge and appologise?

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User:Kittybrewster/William Arbuthnot (artillery officer)

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to give your reasons, but be aware that once tagged for

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Knowledge:Articles for deletion/List of Jewish criminals

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Please see my response to your comment on my talk page.

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Added information on how to add Geographical coordinates

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Blasted, I was counting on your support. Just kidding.

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I agree with that suggestion and endorse your actions.

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Yes. I have no idea how to fix the history. Thank you.

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just a note on your previous post 'evocative' (AdjComp)

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Happy that that be done but maybe in the talk page of

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Sorry. they are both in scotland rather than england.

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User talk:Rockpocket#Non Free Files in your User Space

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That he pretended to be someone else while he did it.

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that's usable, i.e. that isn't a hate-group source. ←

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I think it does. This would be a clear example of a "

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And is that a standard that is applied to all lists?

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Talk:Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom/Article title

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Performing these searches also provide some results:

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An image or media file that you uploaded or altered,

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No worries, somebody's done it. Will also add it to

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Feel free to nominate those articles for deletion. ←

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I just added it, with the ref. Thanks once again.--

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Gail, but (honestly) I waved once my flag for Gail.

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Marked inactive sections of the project as inactive

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Ada Jane Arbuthnot's 'Memories': reviewed anywhere?

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Will add one later if I get the chance. 6904:That Lord Monckton himself edited the page. 6358:Convicted criminals who happen to be Jewish 4660:George Edgcumbe, 1st Earl of Mount Edgcumbe 3843:Knowledge:Deletion review/Log/2010 April 29 1260:Clan_chief#.22Chief_of_the_Name_and_Arms.22 1001:Knowledge:WikiProject Ireland Collaboration 697:One man's barnstar is another man's bane.-- 6839:Murray MacLehose, Baron MacLehose of Beoch 6772:That seems to me to close the discussion. 5149:Partial list of victimology categories CfD 4249:Talk:Kappa Sigma#AEKDB and referencability 3597:You are invited to join the discussion at 2745:, most of which are completely unsourced. 1480:Topic ban concerning baronets and knights 682:for your work clearing out the CFB cruft. 7870:User:Kittybrewster/Henry Thomas Arbuthnot 4988: 4964:Thanks - I'm newish and didn't know how. 4446:To me he was always Bill. 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I have a question about 3089:14:06, 27 January 2010 (UTC) 3074:00:03, 23 January 2010 (UTC) 3056:10:53, 22 January 2010 (UTC) 3040:01:14, 22 January 2010 (UTC) 3016:04:49, 18 January 2010 (UTC) 2991:17:45, 22 January 2010 (UTC) 2940:07:30, 21 January 2010 (UTC) 2897:04:22, 18 January 2010 (UTC) 2874:17:06, 10 January 2010 (UTC) 2845:11:04, 10 January 2010 (UTC) 2719:general notability guideline 2646:criteria for speedy deletion 2602:01:55, 2 December 2009 (UTC) 2585:Knowledge:Article wizard 2.0 2406:Added assessment information 2364:09:06, 9 November 2009 (UTC) 2352:Commons:File:Nutkins 002.jpg 2343:08:56, 9 November 2009 (UTC) 2322:08:56, 9 November 2009 (UTC) 2301:08:54, 9 November 2009 (UTC) 2280:08:53, 9 November 2009 (UTC) 2259:08:52, 9 November 2009 (UTC) 2237:08:52, 9 November 2009 (UTC) 2016:I've explained the issue on 1603:Yes. 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