User talk:Sprassey

Notability of Thomas Nicholson
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Hi. I replied with some follow-up questions at Talk:Thomas Nicholson. Please address these issues. Also, I'll leave some links below to help you learn about Wikipedia. Sancho 04:52, 13 July 2007 (UTC)

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Thomas Nicholson
I left a message the the article's talk page: Talk:Thomas Nicholson. I looked through the references, but couldn't find supporting statements for a lot of what was in the article. If you read WP:BLP, we need to have a Reliable source for every statement in a biography of a living person. Feel free to build up the article again, but please stick to strict referencing of your additions like WP:BLP requires. Sancho 21:59, 15 July 2007 (UTC)

Speedy deletion nomination of Robert G. Duncan


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Proposed deletion of Robert G. Duncan


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Nomination of Emmanuel Achalu for deletion
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Donald L. Beggs
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Nomination of Onuegbu E. Achalu for deletion
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