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#Are there any factual errors? To me. Burma seems obviously the correct name for the article, of course with a redirect from Myanmar. Domerque gave the reasons above.

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...lly hard'' for constables to get new people on board. Now, they can do it with a click of a button. Our constables are now underworked. We need more app :Notes: explained why philosophers should get involved with CZ, despite the existence of Wikipedia, the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philos

...ould we do something to prevent that? However, in another hand, our policy with the current wording, I personally think it's less likely to have those case I think that in this case it should say "Wikipedians", perhaps with some clarification, like a link to the [[Wikipedia]] page. --[[User:Ion Ale

...formation, usually with no charge. Of course, the privacy becomes relevant with the standard authorization for full disclosure to insurers. The employer pa ...in the [[Centers for Disease Control]] [[Select Agent Program]], diseases with significant [[epidemic]] or [[pandemic]] potential (e.g., highly pathogenic

...vents (prophecy, miracles) that are prominent in organized religion, along with [[holy books]] and [[revealed religion]]s that assert the existence of such ...ous issues. Deism can also refer to a personal set of beliefs having to do with the role of nature in spirituality.

In particular, it must fit in with the following requirements that were set out on the same page: ...eferencing articles, can make them unwieldy. References should be selected with care; ideally they should be from authoritative sources and should be verif

...excelled in both tragedy and comedy, and his plays combine popular appeal with complex characterisation, poetic grandeur and philosophical depth. ...]] to denounce him as "an upstart crow, beautified with our feathers, that with his ''Tygers hart wrapt in a Players hyde'', supposes he is as well able to

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...blueprint.<ref>All ''living'' organisms use DNA as their genetic material with the exception of some [[RNA viruses]]. Whether viruses are alive is also a ...ch codon codes for one amino acid residue. It is a series of codons, along with a start codon and three stop codons that is transcribed and translated into

...olfactory organ]]. The [[optic stalk]] (os) connects the brain hemispheres with the eye imaginal discs, whereas [[Bolwig nerve]] (Bn) constitutes the link ...]] typically contains 80 to 90 billion [[neuron]]s, depending on the size, with each neuron linked to as many as 10,000 others.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://w

...secure the involvement of an editor, an author may approach any CZ editor with relevant expertise, or might place a call for approval on the relevant Work ...on I map out a proposal for placing version records at the top of the talk pages, and in it it is suggested that the urls to the source versions are kept in

...a scientist. In popular culture, the name "Einstein" has become synonymous with great [[intelligence (brain power)|intelligence]] and [[genius]]. ...mAE/> (given by Talmey [Talmud]). While at the Gymnasium, Einstein clashed with authority and resented the school regimen, believing that the spirit of lea

...ter_drafting/Archive_2&oldid=100625529 version of 8:54, 12 January, 2010], with the header sections removed.'' ==Auxiliary pages==

*Source:Scientific papers; physiology, medicine, surgery, geology, with introductions, notes and illustrations. New York, P. F. Collier & son [c191 ...s" was published in Latin at Frankfort in 1628. The discovery was received with great interest, and in his own country was accepted at once; on the Contine