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Rudd cabinet
The current events tag is generally only used for pages which are receiving lots of edits due to rapidly changing information (an example might be Hurricane Katrina or the Virginia Tech massacre). There really isn't much point adding them to pages like the incoming Cabinet - they'll be updated when the single piece of news emerges, but it isn't like there's going to be much to change. Sorry for not explaining this when I reverted. Rebecca (talk) 03:08, 29 November 2007 (UTC)

Thanks for Boer radio interception in SIGINT
Useful information; I didn't like my first rewrite so will return to it later, unless you'd like to try to redraft it.

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