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Domenico Angelo
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File permission problem with File:Lord March starting the 2011 Greenpower National Finals.jpg
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Gwenda Morgan
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Speedy deletion nomination of Gwenda Morgan


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Gwenda Morgan
Hi Richard! I was glad to see you had returned to Wikipedia after quite a long absence. I hope my editing of this article has not discouraged you. We certainly need editors able to improve coverage of artists like Gwenda. I intervened quickly on the article as it was on the verge of being deleted. The bot certainly turned up a site which reproduced most of the text verbatim, making deletion almost unavoidable. Now that you have revealed several good sources, I hope you will now be able to return to the article and re-express the facts in your own words. Let me know if you need further assistance.--Ipigott (talk) 10:32, 25 March 2015 (UTC)

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