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references, not a beginning of sourcing. But it was not moved to draft. I consider that there is an issue to a massive (in less than one minute, dozen of advices on my user page! Nobody, even a robot, could be so fast checking, of articles I have created (and most were already reviewed). That is unfair. And I have to say very discouraging. They were quite accurate (even if useless for one athlete only). But why starting to create one country article in … 2009 — for stopping it ten years later? I was not very involved with that in 2009. Thanks for Kiribati 🇰🇮 but I also confirm that it could be impossible to give a good source for Kiribati at all the World Championships. There are no records kept, only 2 paper newspapers, and no article that will cover the 2005-2019 period. Imho. So if I agree with you for the USA 160-délégation or Italy 66-delegation or Qatar 18-delegation. What about the 2 delegates of Indonesia or even the 1 BCA that won a medal ? Thanks for your interest and your feedback.-

1628:. Took some time, but was happy to do it. Then after I published it, someone put it into "Draft" status because there weren't enough references. I was annoyed about that, because it's a list of articles / information already listed on Knowledge, and moreover, follows the same format as other such articles that also don't references. "What the what?" was my reaction. Anyway, my point here is that my messages to the Wikipedian who "Draft"-ed the article have gone unheeded, and as athletics isn't really my area and I've no desire to get into a fight about this article, I thought I would bring this to your attention, and if you see fit, you could un-"Draft" the article: 690:

compete internationally. I also think it's possible that at a small meeting on a weekend in Damascus in 2007, a volunteer made an error in the year of birth of one child or was provided with wrong documentation (note that many of the athletes have no year listed at all, reflecting the quality of this data). I think this is one of those questions that we'll never know the true answer to. We can only judge the balance of possibilities. Feel free to amend the athlete link in the article and leave a hidden note, or include it as you wish. It's a surprisingly common problem when you work with data at this level of the sport!

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English language. The term 'lusophony' does not appear anywhere prior to its coinage in Knowledge. The term "lusofonia" is perfectly good Portuguese, but it is not English. The English word is "lusophone." I will change this back when I have time after the semester is over, since you have wasted my time with your arbitrary change which you made without checking sources. That is not scholarship.

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few countries were already started (mainly the A letter), I give my help by editing 30-49 more countries, even completing or editing the articles already completed. So I am very big surprised and upset by this massive draft (asking me, for each country, to put the good sources on each, even when the sources are already put. I will take the exemple of

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Would you be interested in being interviewed? I am contacting you because of your involvement in Knowledge’s Women in Red project. The interviews should take ~1 hour, and will be conducted over BlueJeans (which does allow interviews to be recorded). If, so, please email me at ewhit@umich.edu in order to schedule an interview.

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In terms of list splitting, I think from a reader perspective one would definitely appreciate having the open, wheelchair and handcycle winners on the same list, as those categories receive official winner ceremonies and get news coverage. I've no opposition to the splitting off (or exclusion) of the

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You had proposed to merge a category of athletes to sportspeople and while you were convinced that it could still be as it was (in fact you added the model that explains why athetes are sportspeople of the sports of athletics), the people of Knowledge got up for the cancellation of germanophone :O :D

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As you may see and of course know, Doha 2019, the World Championships, will start very soon. As in the previous editions (2017, 2015, 2013 and so), each participant federation (210 countries in 2019) have a specific article, listing the athletes and the results for each. As I noticed that only a very

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I am working for IAAF, in Monaco, and I must admit that the things are not like you think inside. There are mistakes, misspelling and other errors in the lists, especially in small countries. But we try to do our best, because the worldwide federation. Thank you for the encouraging in languages but I

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Great work! Getting results from Arabic or Chinese normally takes me twice as long due to figuring out Latinizations, but there is really high benefit to that task because once done the results can be easily reused in many other languages. Relays are always hard to figure out when the full name isn't

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is a form of boxing rather than a statement of whether the athlete is receiving support for taking part in boxing or not. Virtually all amateur boxers are supported by national organisations and grants to engage in the sport in some way, so I don't think we need to state anything about the income of

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I have tried to send email to Arab Athletics, and asked if they know. We'll see, maybe we will never know. Also, I am pretty sure he participated in the relays in the same championships, but I can not find any sources on this. It is very possible, as you say, that "Aouadh Mekki" is actually the same

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I am E. Whittaker, an intern at Wikimedia with the Scoring Team to create a labeled dataset, and potentially a tool, to help editors deal with incivility when they encounter it on talk pages. We are currently recruiting editors to be interviewed about their experiences with incivility on talk pages.

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I made the initial edit. I have just checked it again, and it says the following: "No dictionary entries found for ‘lusophony’ Did you mean: lusophone". Knowledge is supposed to be based on actual scholarship, not words that editors make up without checking recognized authoritative sources on the

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is central to the controversy of potential Iranian involvement because the U.S. State Department via Nuland asserted that Iran helped train the fighters responsible. If this context is removed, then the meaning of the rest of the subsection is fundamentally changed. Do you have a counterargument as

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This is potentially a mismatch on my behalf. Arabic names are transliterated into Latin alphabet differently depending on the region, so in its native form "Aouadh Mekki" is actually the same name as "Awad Makki". Changes to dates of birth are also not uncommon in Makki's part of the world due to

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It is entirely possible that there were two regionally successful Sudanese male 200/400 sprint specialists with the same name and a two-year age gap, who never competed against each other and one of whom ceased to compete at international level at very the same time that the other one started to

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to the the main space. It's worth saying that we shouldn't rely on other Knowledge articles to back up our facts, we should use the sources in them to gather the facts directly. This helps prevent duplication of errors or sneaked-in vandalism. Great work on the article by the way – that type of

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I've reordered the statements to improve the flow and show who was making the connection between the Shabiha and the Quds Force. It's important to present it that way, otherwise the initial ordering suggested Ghaani was making a statement of direct involvement in Houla, rather than Quds and the

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is the usual way to render her Ukrainian name in the Latin alphabet. But since she has become Azerbaijani, her name in azeri is somehow different because of the prononciation rules. Azeri is directly written in Latin alphabet (now). And the federation of Azerbaijan 🇦🇿 uses the name written in

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that all non-trivial additions to an article must include a source so others can verify that information. Fortunately, World Athletics publishes a statistical handbook every couple of years that includes all the information you've gathered in this article. I've added that to the page and moved

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101 delegations are of only one “best country athlete”, not 100 as you wrote, out of 210, and I agree with the fact that those 100 or 101 articles every two years are quite useless. But it was done like that for the previous editions. If you look to Indonesia (2 athletes), there is no link, no

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Hi there! Hope you're doing well. If I've correctly understood what you want to achieve, then I think the template already allows that if you add "|extra=Playoff" in the TwoLeg start header. I've updated the template documentation to show that scenario. Or is the issue that you would like the

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in this case), as the word "athlete" isn't sufficient to fully disambiguate the people for some audiences. As Scott Martin the track and field athlete seems to have had equal success in shot put and discus, I went for the more generic "thrower". Similar issues exist for other people, such as

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Thank you for your help. Much appreciated. 99% of the comments are already addressed. The reviewer recommended that I change the headline as well, but I'm leaning towards keeping it as is, because it flows better in my opinion. But let me know what you think as well. Thanks again.

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at the WikiProject page to get input from more people. It is not pleasant to work on articles that other people later decide to throw away – this is what happens when topics are subjected to the idea of notability. There are other solutions available for adding this detail, like

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Hello there. I saw that you have been involved in a few articles relating to athletics, specifically the great man himself, Usain Bolt. Absolutely no rush on this, but I was wondering if when you have a moment, you could please take a quick glance at Bolt's female counterpart

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Hi! I made some additional edits to the swimming articles, providing more info about participating teams. With regard to this boxer, the problem is that Soviet athletes were state-sponsored, hence not amateurs, though I think we can put the word Olympic in the lead.

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Dazza (Darren), Shazza (Sharon), Bazza (Barry), Gazza (Gary). These are all very common short versions of these names used by many thousands of people every day in Britain. (As are Daz, Shaz, Baz and Gaz). You just have to be white working class to be aware of that

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are sending fewer than ten athletes and 100 of the 209 nations are sending a single athlet. There is a clear need for an article on America's 159-athlete delegation for the 2019 World Championships, but an article for a delegation of one feels like overkill to me.

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saw a couple of ties finish level after the two legs, requiring a third "play-off" match to be played. This wouldn't typically be termed a "third leg", so the ability to modify the header of the table to use the correct nomenclature would be appreciated. –

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Thanks for all that. Didn't know about the handbook, and didn't fancy looking up references for all the medalists. Summary articles are certainly helpful, and I was surprised that there wasn't one for Canadian athletes. Am happy there is now. Cheers.

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Thanks for the tip! This applies to many other events too, though the volume of athlete categories means this will be quite a bit of work! I'll look to see if we can do an automated solution to the issue once I've finished adding all the

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article, and noticed that there wasn't an article for "Canada at the World Championships in Athletics," although there were such articles for other countries. As a Canadian, I thought I should fix that, so I did, following the format for

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or a "List of competitors at X Games" where we have little additional information. Now we have Wikidata, the most basic database-esque stub articles are not of much value in themselves. Looking at how French Knowledge uses Wikidata

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Thanks for taking the time to participate in the user feedback round for our desktop improvements prototype. This feedback is super valuable to us and is currently being used to determine our next steps. We have published a

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and it redirects with Darren. I've done searches and I can't find any real support for it. Can you please tell me how you came up with it? The reason I ask is that it's been the subject of a great deal of vandalism. thx

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I finally found it although it was tough. So it's what someone from Australia uses a nickname for Darren. Never heard of it before. Does it really warranted a redirect though? I don't know but could you tell me why?

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First of all, congratulations for the dirty job, but I wanted to ask you two things. You give me the link to the discussion on the move decision, I didn't find it. What will happen to the editions from 1983 to 2017?

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announced that a computer virus had attacked the Natanz nuclear facility. The link between Stuxnet and the car bombings was never clearly established, but a speculative link to the Iranian government made by

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I had to think a bit about this change because it is a complex matter, like you say! I decided to revert the change because very few English language sources use her new name at the moment. As outlined in

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To be honest, I did recognise that opening the discussion on the athlete category had the potential to become a wider discussion on the Germanophone tree. I would support the continued existence of the

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I'm writing because you made the original revert back from my change of "Lusophony Games" to "Lusophone Games." As I just wrote to another editor who has tried to make the same change, I checked the

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No need to apologise at all. My first thought was also a spelling mistake in the athlete's name, but we don't have sources to support that at the moment. Thanks for creating the politician's article!

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I appreciate I raised a lot of questions there! There is no rush from me if you want to leave the Featured List nomination open for a while so discussion on the approach can happen in the meantime.

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No problem! It is quite an odd username now I barely touch folk music articles :D I considered changing it a while back but it seems more hassle than it's worth at this stage.

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is good example to follow. Pages that refer only to historic championships should remain unchanged and pages that include 2019 onwards championships should be renamed, thus

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Hi Matthew - what is the thinking behind this? The regular approach is to move articles into the more relevant subcategory of a tree. If there is no benefit to subdividing

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There is also another factor that the IAAF has an open policy for athlete's to request their preferred name on their IAAF profile. At the moment the profile is also still

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Doing alright thanks mate, hope you are too! That sounds pretty much exactly like what I was looking for. Will see if it works and get back to you when I’ve had a play. –

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and the conclusion was NOT diffuse to city level and keeping both cat. footballers cat and football club cat are structurally similar and you will get the same answer in

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My opinion on this type of article is that countries that typically send small delegations would be better served by an article at the overall championships level (e.g.

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there. I usually take it for granted that the individual runner for a nation will also be in the relay team, because it is highly unusual for that not to be the case.

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biased source icon has been removed. This category was very broad, and repetitive to the new advocacy and perennial sources categorizations that are more informative.

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Thanks for the note - I've not noticed a mass move to draft space, so we might only need to discuss this issue with the person who moved it. For example, I moved the

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Your English seems just fine to me! I am aware there are some issues – is it possible for you to share some biography errors with the statistics team? If you look at

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Hi there! Of course I'll take a look for you. Have you responded to the previous comments on the review? Just want to make sure I'm not duplicating review efforts.

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gathering the main takeaways from the feedback and highlighting the changes we’ll make based on this feedback. Please take a look and give us your thoughts on the

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award! You are being recognized for your courage and willingness to test a feature, gadget, or tool in development and for the constructive feedback you provided.

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That's not essentially true. There is mixed usage of hyphens for middle/long(-)distance in general usage and this fact is also reflected in reference works, e.g.

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I have just exchanged with Carlo De Angeli, IAAF’s website (Athlete’s profile). He will check out, he said, and then will give some feedback (I hope so). Yours.-

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etc.) for CFD, for some reason the date in the template has come out as the 5th, rather than the 7th, so the links don't work. I've fixed one of the categories

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if there is no support for a category. Ultimately this discussion is now about whether "Germanophone Italian sportsperson" is a "defining characteristic" per

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included the fact that "two Iranian nuclear scientists were targeted in separate, but nearly simultaneous car bomb attacks" on the same day that president

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

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

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masters divisions – masters sport, with its many categories, is by its nature unwieldy and is the aspect most likely to overload the reader if included.

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template to have a nameable third column while still allowing a extra "Notes" one? Let me know if you're finding any problems adding the info. Cheers!

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a few years back so it was compatible with up to four legs. Would it be possible to make the titles of the extra legs customisable? For example, the

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Hi. Thanks for your help with the articles for the two Belgian Olympians at AfD. Much appreciated. As a side note, I've always read your name as

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FYI you might want to move that 2nd bot request to a new section since it's not really related (other than the WikiProject). Up to you though!

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I agree that the new "Draft space" process is not very helpful and can be difficult to navigate, for both veteran and new editors. I have

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that I just made, because you are apparently unfamiliar with the manual of style. That is disgustingly, extraordinarily disruptive. Read

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Hello, I'm contacting you as the project co-ordinator for WikiProject Athletics regarding an annoyance. Last week I was looking at the

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Ah of course, hadn't thought about that to be honest – feel free to set the headers with "events" or hyphenless as you prefer. Cheers!

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The hyphens you keep adding are not necessary or grammatical when "middle distance" and "long distance" are not used as a modifier.---

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Fair enough, since it contains biographies, but it would have been better to place the appropriate sub-cat into that hierarchy, namely

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It will be interesting to see where the Olympics discussions go. Personally I see no problem with the approach of redirects to either

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I did not create the India article. All the articles I have created were at least sourced with IAAF Entry Lists (and some even more).-

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article is one many have not quite found the time to get around to yet but I'm sure lots of people will be interested in reading it!

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for instance. I hope the discussion helps us reach a solution where we can be confident that our work will remain free to the public

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Hi there! I typically move athletes to their event-level disambiguation handle when there are other athletes with the same name (

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Hello, I am sorry for the page move. I assure you, It won't happen again. Thank you for your revert move. Kind regards, —

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back to mainspace, but the original had no sources so the move to draft was a fair one. All info was sourced in the

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is an unusual term to refer to an athlete. As there are no other athletes with this name, I prefer to keep it at

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It would be nice, if you help me out, that the article's subject is worth mentioning with an encyclopedic entry.

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for example. I think that having them all on the one page is likely to make it too unwieldy: what do you think?

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I will also not be insistent if you disagree with that rationale, but glad you started the conversation anyway

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If you have any feedback, requested features, or domains to add/remove, don't hesitate to bring it up

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name as "Awad Makki", and that the 1990 year of birth is actually wrong. I will try to dig into this

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is listed as both the gold and silver medalist in decathlon. Also says that over at GBR Athletics.

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Actually the article is largely the cumulative work of about four other editors as a section of

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section that there are 38 athletes who have duplicate IAAF profiles that need merging. Thanks!

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any boxer taking part in the amateur form of the sport. Indeed, several people who worked in

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Ah, that is a shame... Thanks for the help anyway and happy new year to you!

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