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  • ...r in the day to do this, once people have had chance to make all those new articles or substantial updates. Then come back to this page and reply to the person == The Partiers: Join the fun! <big><big><big>List your new articles here!</big></big></big> ==
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  • == External Links == * [http://www.allpar.com Allpar.com - Extensive articles and information on Chrysler]
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  • *When moving or splitting articles, using subpages, etc., since clusters do not work in userspace, it can be v *''When moving or splitting articles, using subpages, etc., since clusters do not work in userspace, it can be v
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  • ...ll count, though to be a ''bona fide'' partier, you have to write your new articles when it's that day in your part of the world. ...d a roaring good time--we had about 30 partiers creating something like 50 articles, and editing lots.
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  • * the '''journal cited half-life''': the median age of the articles that were cited in ''Journal Citation Reports'' each year. For example, if ...ber of citations to all journals in the subject category and the number of articles from all the journals in the subject category.
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  • This article is marked, above, as an "external article," and I found a copy [http://amapedia.amazon.com/view/Odinism/id=15 I suggest the content of [[Asatru]] be merged with this article as both articles are talking about the same thing just using different names. A redirect cou
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  • ..., a term that he used throughout his works. Although he published numerous articles and books from 1898, he was mostly a practitioner. | url = http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_g2699/is_0000/ai_2699000009}}</ref> With the rise of the [[Nazi]]s, he m
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  • ...ll count, though to be a ''bona fide'' partier, you have to write your new articles when it's that day in your part of the world. ...d a roaring good time--we had about 30 partiers creating something like 50 articles, and editing lots.
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  • ...ll count, though to be a ''bona fide'' partier, you have to write your new articles when it's that day in your part of the world. ...d a roaring good time--we had about 30 partiers creating something like 50 articles, and editing lots.
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  • ...:RequestAccount|become a Citizen]]. While we allow non-Citizens to submit articles for [[Archive:What's Your Article?|What's Your Article?]], only Citizens ca * External links (including links to your own writings) are permissible.
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  • ...rs more ways to contribute to the article, like adding related articles or external links, catalogs or just editing the main article. Of course it would be gre
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  • ...5th April 2007.</ref> See this article's ''[[Japanese media/External Links|external links]]'' for a selection of sites.
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  • ...ll count, though to be a ''bona fide'' partier, you have to write your new articles when it's that day in your part of the world. ...d a roaring good time--we had about 30 partiers creating something like 50 articles, and editing lots.
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  • ...red, green and blue (the baryons).<ref name=Hassani/> Consequently, their external exertion of strong forces (also called ''color'' forces) is limited, and lo ''See also the articles [[Quark]] and [[Standard Model]]''
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  • | publisher = Institute of Developing Economies, Japan External Trade Organization ...also declaimed against Minobe's teachings and banned some of his books and articles. It was this official campaign that Hirohito supported. To control the radi
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  • ...lined to serve. He would remain in Congress through 1781, and signed the [[Articles of Confederation]] for [[Delaware (U.S. state)|Delaware]]. For five session ====External links====
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  • ...ll count, though to be a ''bona fide'' partier, you have to write your new articles when it's that day in your part of the world. ...d a roaring good time--we had about 30 partiers creating something like 50 articles, and editing lots.
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  • ...yo]] where she was present when Japanese representatives signed the formal articles of surrender on the deck of battleship [[USS Missouri (BB-63)]]. ==External links==
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  • * In the mid-1960s The term appeared in several articles in scholarly journals including ''Journal of Southern History'' Vol. 31, ...nald Robinson, and William Wiecek."<ref> See[http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1282/is_24_55/ai_n13606723 National Review] </ref>
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  • * [[Articles of Confederation]] ==External links==
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  • ...hat are developed and have the anthro workgroup tag appear inthe developed articles? Is this a glitch? Lee--to the former, I'm not sure what you're asking. Most articles (unlike most of yours, by the way) do not have single authors. To the latt
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  • == Invited, Signed Articles == ...s technically feasible to start up both "expert" and "middle-school" level articles. --[[User:Larry Sanger|Larry Sanger]] 10:16, 6 July 2007 (CDT)
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  • [[Image:Articlesofconfed.jpg|right|thumb|First page of Articles of Confederation]] The '''Articles of Confederation''' was an unratified governmental contact from the Second
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  • | Supplements to this article include a [[/Related Articles#Glossary|'''glossary''']]; and links to financial [[/Addendum#Regulatory an ...nt that would raise the required ratio during economic booms The [[Banking/External Links#Committee reports| The Warwick Commission]] on international financia
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  • ...ll count, though to be a ''bona fide'' partier, you have to write your new articles when it's that day in your part of the world. ...d a roaring good time--we had about 30 partiers creating something like 50 articles, and editing lots.
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  • ...hilosophy later, and one can say that this development is earlier than the external critique. When Quine criticises logical positivism about atomism, Carnap wa ...t was Neurath' influence that shifted Carnap to physicalism. He wrote many articles and a booklet on physicalism, where the intertranslability and reduction to
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  • ...t textbooks in any of these fields entitled "Race", for example. When such articles or chapters are encountered, they more often discuss race as a specific kin ==External links==
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  • ...n to convey new ideas about [[criticism]]. His lectures were moulded into articles, later collected in book form. ...to make himself heard —- the tour was very successful. On his return the articles he wrote caused offence because although he praised America (or what he had
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  • ...ibution, such that the whole article is original, it is better cited as an external link. (4) If the content is of a commercial nature, such that goods or serv ...a ''very'' smart man. His intention may have been to leave room for those articles that have more than one workgroup and so might need multiples of the requir
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  • At issue is the question whether entities may use (some of) our articles, under our standard license, for commercial purposes. There is no question ...ticles that began life on Wikipedia, we are required to use the GFDL. For articles that make no use of Wikipedia content, we need not use the GFDL.
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  • ...ll count, though to be a ''bona fide'' partier, you have to write your new articles when it's that day in your part of the world. ...d a roaring good time--we had about 30 partiers creating something like 50 articles, and editing lots.
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  • The term ''miRNA'' was first introduced 2001 in a set of three articles in [[Science (journal)|Science]]<ref>{{cite journal ...f the processes that miRNA and siRNAs are involved in, in the context of 2 articles in the same issue of the journal ''Science'':'' {{cite journal | author=Bau
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  • ...h freights system, on the subject of which he contributed several valuable articles. His daughters conducted the Cabragh House School successfully for many yea ...article to explore this thesis; see ''Placenames in the north of Ireland'' external link below.
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  • ...ould potentially repeat the experiment to verify the results. Such journal articles are considered part of the permanent [[scientific record]]. ...stigious journal in a field tends to be the most selective in terms of the articles it will select for publication. It is also common for journals to have a r
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  • ...to Article/Definition pages), reference information applicable to multiple articles, etc. ...n WP about having "unifying places". Those might be as simple as a Related Articles page with no main article existing, but I think it's fair to say that we do
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  • ...ll count, though to be a ''bona fide'' partier, you have to write your new articles when it's that day in your part of the world. ...d a roaring good time--we had about 30 partiers creating something like 50 articles, and editing lots.
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  • ...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
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  • ...ng potentially seriously injurious perturbations of system viability from external and internal sources.<ref name=schulkinbook>Schulkin J. (editor). ''Allosta **DATA SOURCES: Published original articles from human and animal studies and selected reviews. Literature was surveyed
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  • ...t|350px|A breakdown of the availability of 1837 randomly chosen scientific articles by discipline and availability via [[Green Open Access]] or [[Gold Open Acc ...n and most feasible for [[peer-review]]ed scientific and scholarly journal articles, which scholars publish without expecting to be remunerated.
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  • ...4-10-15}}</ref> The U.S.-based [[History Channel]] uses BCE/CE notation in articles on non-Christian religious topics such as [[Jerusalem]] and [[Judaism]]<ref ...and CE in referring to dates.<ref>{{cite web | url = http://www.tffky.org/articles/Press%20Releases/prs%2006-14-06%20MC.html| title = State School Board rever
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  • ...ll count, though to be a ''bona fide'' partier, you have to write your new articles when it's that day in your part of the world. ...d a roaring good time--we had about 30 partiers creating something like 50 articles, and editing lots.
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  • ''Each workgroup may award 10 points for the five most important articles in the group, 5 points for the ten next most important, and 2 points for th ==biology core articles (discussion)==
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  • ...ll count, though to be a ''bona fide'' partier, you have to write your new articles when it's that day in your part of the world. ...d a roaring good time--we had about 30 partiers creating something like 50 articles, and editing lots.
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  • ...ll count, though to be a ''bona fide'' partier, you have to write your new articles when it's that day in your part of the world. ...d a roaring good time--we had about 30 partiers creating something like 50 articles, and editing lots.
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  • includes 1073 articles written by 226 authors, begin :: Properties of the external approximation of Jordan's curve
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  • | url = http://www.forward.com/articles/14799/ ...letters, in the late 1990s, calling for revolution in Iraq, possibly with external support. Key to such a revolution was Ahmed Chalabi's Iraqi National Congre
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  • ...f networking techniques that allow organizations to connect to internal or external destinations through more than one path. There are many reasons for using ...ault tolerance, but for reasonable [[load distribution]]. If a company has external connections to the Internet at Tokyo, New York, and London, it makes more s
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  • In 1895, the Glasgow Herald published a series of articles entitled "The ''Vestiarium Scoticum'', is it a forgery?" authored by Andrew ==External links==
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  • ...to [[National Security Network/Related Articles]] and the bibliography and external links.
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