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I have reverted your edits in which you copied the text of Learning disability to Learning disabilities. This is called a cut and paste move and is discouraged, as it removes the attribution history of all of the editors who contributed the text that you copied. (I.e. it makes it appear that you created all of that text yourself.) Also, Wikipedia articles are generally given singular titles (Disease rather than Diseases) even though it is clear to everyone that more than one object of the given subject exists. This is just a simple naming convention, and all articles are expected to adhere to it. WikiDan61 ChatMe!ReadMe!! 20:15, 19 December 2012 (UTC)