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Using the same reference multiple times
Hi RRhistorian.

First off, good work on adding new content to the Osceola and Hope Amtrak station articles. But, I have a small piece of advice that will make the references smoother and allow them conform to Wikipedia's policies. When you add a reference that you are going to use multiple times, add in. After placing this, add in the ref as usual and close it with a. But, next time you want to use that reference, you can just type in  and it will be listed under the same reference in the footer. For more information see here.

Cheers, — G FOLEY   F OUR!  — 04:10, 9 April 2013 (UTC)

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