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Consistent spelling is an issue in this article. The article name is currently "Kore of Lyons" (note the "s"), and this does indeed appear to be the WP:Commonname in English. When I came to this article, the spelling in the body was wildly inconsistent, however. I have tried to standardise this, though it's still fairly confusing. In French, the spelling is "Lyon" (no final "s", so when the article uses French (coré de Lyon, musée des beaux-arts de Lyon) I have dropped the final "s". The common name of the city of Lyon in English is increasingly becoming Lyon, and our article on the city is titled Lyon, so I have gone for that too. That leaves the phrase "Kore of Lyons" as the only occassions in the article where the city is referred to as Lyons; this is, I think, in accordance with Wikipedia's guidelines, but is potentially confusing. If instead someone thinks that it would be a better idea to standardise on "Lyon" throughout, they should probably submit a move request for the article so that the title is consistent with the spelling in the article... Caeciliusinhorto (talk) 13:40, 13 April 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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