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...we use GFDL or CC-by-sa for CZ-originated articles?|Should we use GFDL or CC-by-sa for CZ-originated articles?]]

*Mello CC, Conte D Jr (2004) Revealing the world of RNA interference. Nature 431:338�

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...same current ''i_OUT'' regardless of the applied voltage ''V_CC'' at the output. The value of current drawn is to be set by the input ::<math> i_{OUT} = ( V_{CC} -v_{IN} ) / R_C \ ,</math>

...les will have a ''default'' open license (I am arguing for non-commercial, CC-by-nc-sa makes most sense to me). On ''subapages'' we could host "signed, ...n article is imported from Wiki X under a CC-by-sa, or from Wiki Y under a CC-by-nc-sa, or from Wiki W under the GFDL, or from Source Z under Open Licens

...ridol]] were similar.<ref name="pmid15190136">{{cite journal| author=Apfel CC, Korttila K, Abdalla M, Kerger H, Turan A, Vedder I et al.| title=A factori

...s (unit)|C]] and a [[melting point]] of 3,422 °C. With a density of 19.3 g/cc, it is 1.7 times denser than lead.

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...Dept., [[Georgia State University]]</ref> Silicon has a density of 2.33 g/cc.

* 2012: CC Coletti (''Bring It On Home: Sings the American Roots of Zeppelin'')

"While anyone anywhere may reuse CC-by-sa and GFDL texts, within certain conditions, the two may not be intermi ...In any case, no one has ever offered that as a reason for the "by" part of CC-by-sa; it was quite simply taken for granted, as far as I recall. So the c

...sius (unit)|C]], and a [[melting point]] of 1287 °C. Its density is 1.85 g/cc.

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...In solid form, its density is slightly less than that of water at 0.968 g/cc.

...h lesser amounts of BrH₂CC(=O)CH₂Br and H₃CC(=O)CHBr₂.