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...ty-reviewed content", or some equivalent. We have, I think, Developing and Developed for good reason. If Editors only become involved in Approval, we limit too ...o as a result of their official powers. Assuring high quality in approved articles is an editor job. So, for this article, I think Daniel and Howard are righ

...t sorts of experts for approving articles, not for browsers trying to find articles. Otherwise, we'd adopt Wikipedia's categorization scheme. [[User:Anthony Ar ...les '''can''' belong to more than one workgroup; I'd generally prefer that articles on interdisciplinary subjects be dual-classed (or triple-classed, etc.) as

...it's the best way to see my contributions. '''The experience of writing CZ articles, editing, and being edited is itself a form of expertise.''' I'm sometimes ...an outline for an article. We do not want what have been called "orphan" articles or "walled gardens". As an Editor, I urge authors to contextualize.

...guage family. The Muisca people are considered to have had one of the most developed political systems in [[South America]], after the [[Incas]]. ...nbsp;m). The valley of the slow-flowing and muddy Magdalena River, a major transportation artery, separates the Cordillera Central from the main eastern range, the C

...iving and adherence to the basic principles contained in the [[Schleitheim Articles]], an early Anabaptist document which sets forth the concept of a "Christia ...any of the key elements of the past, including [[horse]]-drawn vehicular [[transportation]], horse-powered [[farm]]ing, and what seems to the society around them, an

...country internal security forces such as the [[police]]. A number of news articles and activists have equated such training and technical assistance with the ...ave FBI people there who could talk to them about the techniques they have developed to control communism, subversion and we could have our military coming in t

...tlers, the Pilgrims, established their settlement at Plymouth in 1620, and developed friendly relations with the native Wampanoag. The majority of early settler ...d Lotus 1-2-3 and hardware technology such as memory and operating systems developed by many of these companies. High technology remains an important sector, th

...ence from the royal tombs indicates that royal personages were buried with articles of value, presumably for use in the afterlife. Perhaps for the same reason, The Shang dynasty had a fully developed system of writing; its complexity and state of development indicates an ear

== Cannot yet create articles with subpages == ...hat to do. Sorry for the inconvenience. And it is possible to create new articles now without subpages, or create the subpages structure manually (see below)

...tage of his humor. As motion pictures with sound, known as "talkies", were developed in the late 1920s, Rogers became involved with Hollywood again. His first ...ntly emphasized the safety record, speed, and convenience of this means of transportation, and he helped shape public opinion on the subject. Rogers died in a plane

...nsense, mostly by rehashing "garbage in" press releases into "garbage out" articles; churnalism, not journalism, as Nick Davies puts it." ...plines. While, for example, a mining engineer might look at an oil well, a transportation/civil/mechanical engineer at the means of getting the crude to the refiner,

...rs began to enter public debate as experts in many areas. The study of law developed rapidly at Tokyo University, making the university the foremost supplier of ...y Ota Dokan, shrines and temples were established around it, and merchants developed nearby ferry and shipping routes. By 1590, when the shogun leader [[Tokugaw

...ople to [[Help:Index]] rather than [[Help:Index/Map]]. The former has been developed to be easy to use, especially for new starters, and the latter is linked to ...eve that [[Help:index/Map]] provides a better overall view of all the help articles than does [[Help:Index]]. I assume you were referring to my welcome message

...ions that passersby would have of the building according to their means of transportation. He also published books and articles with his impressions from the places he had visited. <br/>

...s not read like a conspiracy theory. It may need to be contextualized with articles on [[extraterrestrial intelligence]] and, indeed, expansions on [[radar]], ...e links to related articles within Citizendium. In other words. the relate Articles subpage replaces Wikipedia's "See also" section.

...recent German immigrants.<ref> [http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/GG/png2.html from ''Handbook of Texas Online'']</ref> ===Transportation===

A part of that reality seems surreal, and that is the fact that in the developed world, snake bite is usually the result of people purposefully keeping and ...in the tropical regions of the developing world than in places with rapid transportation systems and sophisticated medical care. In areas of Africa, Asia and Oceani

...es not give you security, much as just having good tires does not give you transportation. It may not even help; good tires are of little use if you need a boat. Eve ...ect mode, but there are more general design issues as well; see the linked articles for details.

Is there a reason all of those articles need to be titled [[Transplantation, heterologous‎]] and [[Transplantatio ...it should be done before approval. The second is urgent; I want to create articles, but am not certain what to call them. "Blowfish (cipher)" would be my firs