Wikipedia talk:Articles for deletion/Bloodless bullfighting

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 * "Bloodless bullfighting is a bullfighting style which originated in Portugal and is practiced in California with alterations which accommodate state and federal laws.  Unlike the traditional Spanish style of bullfighting, the Portuguese style does not include killing bulls in the arena.


 * References
 * "Matador for a Day." Geoffrey Gray, The New York Times, March 10 2006.


 * "In California Bullfights, the Final Deed Is Done With Velcro." Patricia Leigh Brown, The New York Times, June 27 2001.


 * See also
 * Bullfighting


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 * Category:Bullfighting
 * Category:Portuguese culture"

The above is the result of an attempt to write a stub which might replace the COI monstrosity which was proposed for deletion. It is worse than nothing, in that it would only invite the reintroduction of content which Wikipedia policies and guidelines exclude. — Athænara  ✉  02:41, 16 March 2007 (UTC)