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We have added [[:Category:CZ Live|over 4,200 articles]] (and many [[:Category:Subpages|subpages]]) since November 2006.
We have added [[:Category:CZ Live|over 4,300 articles]] (and many [[:Category:Subpages|subpages]]) since November 2006.
<br>Read our <span class=plainlinks>[http://www.citizendium.org/oneyearandthriving.html first year progress report] and [[CZ:Citizendium_Press_Releases/Oct302007|press release]].
<br>Read our <span class=plainlinks>[http://www.citizendium.org/oneyearandthriving.html first year progress report] and [[CZ:Citizendium_Press_Releases/Oct302007|press release]].



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