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| [[Draft:Adrian Bracy|Adrian Bracy]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr Andreas Schmidt|Dr Andreas Schmidt]] 
| <small>Andreas Schmidt is a German molecular biologist and biotech entrepreneur. He earned his PhD from the University of Cologne and the University of California, Berkeley.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Youth Ambassadors of Service|Youth Ambassadors of Service]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Khewian Wala|Khewian Wala]] 
| <small>Khewian Wala ({{lang|ur|کھیویان والا}}) is a village in [[Pind Dadan Khan Tehsil]], [[Jhelum District]], [[Punjab (Pakistan)|Punjab]], [[Pakistan]]. It lies near the Salt Range foothills within the Potohar Plateau.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Favourite Fallacy|The Favourite Fallacy]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Slow rug pull|Slow rug pull]] 
| <small>A slow rug pull—also known as a soft rug pull, slow exit scam or slow bleed rug—is a type of fraud in which the founders or insiders of a cryptocurrency or decentralized‑finance (DeFi) project siphon value from investors incrementally rather than removing liquidity in a single transaction.PlasBit Research, "Slow Rug Pull NFT Scam: An In‑Depth Analysis", 29 Feb 2024.(plasbit.com)AIBC Media, "Crypto Rug Pulls: How to Spot and Avoid These Scams", accessed 1 Jul 2025.(aibc.world)  By maintaining the ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rhonda Roland Shearer|Rhonda Roland Shearer]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Milk N' Fox|Milk N' Fox]] 
| <small>Milk N’ Fox is an American [[alternative rock]] band formed in 2023 in the High Rockies of Colorado. The trio, consisting of Chad Ellis (vocals, guitar), Kevin Daye (bass), and Mike Allen (drums), gained recognition for their nostalgic rock sound infused with modern indie influences.</small> 
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| [[Draft:United Party of Canada (2024–present)|United Party of Canada (2024–present)]] 
| <small>United Party of Canada (2024–present)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Netcrawler Inc|Netcrawler Inc]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Y'akoto|Y'akoto]] 
| <small>Y'akoto</small> 
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| [[Draft:FinanceGPT|FinanceGPT]] 
| <small>FinanceGPT is a [[generative artificial intelligence|generative AI]] [[startup company|company]] that provides a [[Software as a service|SaaS platform]] and [[Large language model|models]] for [[financial analysis]] and [[Securities research|investment research]] founded in June 2022.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Virginia Maloney|Virginia Maloney]] 
| <small>Virginia Maloney (born September 10, 1987) is an American businesswoman and political candidate. Maloney is running in the [[2025 New York City Council election]] for the Democratic nomination from the [[New York City's 4th City Council district|4th district]], which includes the [[Upper East Side]], [[Sutton Place (Manhattan)|Sutton Place]], [[Midtown Manhattan|Midtown East]], [[Kips Bay, Manhattan|Kips Bay]], [[Murray Hill, Manhattan|Murray Hill]], and [[Stuyvesant Town–Peter Cooper Village]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Josef von Rickenbach|Josef von Rickenbach]] 
| <small>Josef von Rickenbach</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nezar Al Rawi|Nezar Al Rawi]] 
| <small>Artist Nizar Al-Rawi: Creative Biography and Cultural Activity</small> 
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| [[Draft:Louis La Roc|Louis La Roc]] 
| <small>Louis La Roc is the pseudonym of Irish lawyer and author Colin Carroll, whose controversial literary works have sparked both critical acclaim and censorship. La Roc's books delve into themes of violence, deception, and psychological turmoil, drawing comparisons to authors like Bret Easton Ellis and Chuck Palahniuk.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Obiefune Onwudinjo|Obiefune Onwudinjo]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Language Learning and Technology (journal)|Language Learning and Technology (journal)]] 
| <small>''Language Learning & Technology'' (LLT) is a [[peer-reviewed]], [[open access]] [[academic journal]] of Language Learning, Language Teaching and Language Technology published online by the National Foreign Language Resource Center (NFLRC) at the [[University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Christina Rusnak|Christina Rusnak]] 
| <small>Christina Rusnak (born May 1959) is an American contemporary composer. She strives to integrate context into her music from the world around her to convey something meaningful about the human experience. Ms. Rusnak composes for diverse instrumentations with lyrical lines, and organic rhythms and textures..</small> 
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| [[Draft:Isaac Dunmall (2)|Isaac Dunmall (2)]] 
| <small>Isaac Dunmall (born 28 June 1993) is an Australian sprinter. He is best known for winning the 2016 [[Stawell Gift]], one of Australia's premier footraces.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Chiravat Chearathivat|Chiravat Chearathivat]] 
| <small>Chiravat Chearathivat (born October, 1998), also known as [http://www.linkedin.com/in/chiravat-chearathivat Mario Chearathivat] (Thai: จิราวัฒน์ เจียราธิวัฒน์), is a Thai entrepreneur, self-taught economist, and futurist. He is the founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of [https://www.linkedin.com/in/chiravat-chearathivat/ The Multinational Corporations].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sarajevo Matinée|Sarajevo Matinée]] 
| <small>Sarajevo Matinée is a recurring cultural event series in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], known for its unique blend of [[electronic music]], art, and [[gastronomy]]. Hosted at various scenic venues across the city, the event aims to provide a holistic cultural experience that transcends traditional [[nightlife]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nagisa watanabe|Nagisa watanabe]] 
| <small>Nagisa Watanabe (born April 13, 1997 ) is a Japanese TV personality and former announcer for Fuji Television Network, Inc. She is currently a freelancer history</small> 
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| [[Draft:Trigg Watson|Trigg Watson]] 
| <small>Trigg Watson is an American magician known for incorporating technology into his magic performances. He has gained widespread recognition through his appearances on [[America's Got Talent]] in [[America's Got Talent season 16|Seasons 16]] and [[America's Got Talent season 18|18]], reaching the Semifinals in the latter.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dmitry Li|Dmitry Li]] 
| <small>"[[Wikipedia:Drafts|Draft:]]"</small> 
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| [[Draft:Muvekita Street|Muvekita Street]] 
| <small>Muvekita Street ({{langx|bs| Ulica Saliha Hadžihuseinovića Muvekite}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Салиха Хаџихусеиновића Мувеките}}) is a short, pedestrian-only street located in the historic center of [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Connecting the prominent [[Ferhadija street|Ferhadija Street]] with [[Zelenih Beretki Street]], it is renowned for its vibrant [[nightlife]], historical significance, and architectural landmarks.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Radićeva Street, Sarajevo|Radićeva Street, Sarajevo]] 
| <small>Radićeva Street ({{langx|bs|Radićeva ulica}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Радићева улица}}) is a central street in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], connecting [[Obala Kulina bana]] to [[Marshal Tito street (Sarajevo)|Marshal Tito Street]]. It runs in a south–north direction and intersects with key streets such as Branilaca Sarajeva and [[Mis Irbina Street|Mis Irbina]], near the [[ARIA Centar]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:NShift|NShift]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Global Health Emergency Corps|Global Health Emergency Corps]] 
| <small>The Global Health Emergency Corps (GHEC) was launched by the [[World Health Organization]] (WHO) in May 2023.. It is the body of experts, embedded in ministries and agencies in every country, that works on [[health emergencies]], as well as the ecosystem through which they coordinate globally.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Advanced microcement vs traditional|Advanced microcement vs traditional]] 
| <small>Based on my research, micro cement (also called microcement) is:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Stem of a Demon|Stem of a Demon]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Anthony Fanzo|Anthony Fanzo]] 
| <small>Anthony Fanzo is an American staffing executive and entrepreneur. He is the President and CEO of The Bachrach Group (TBG), a national recruiting firm headquartered in New York City, and a Founding Partner at Jackson Lucas, a retained executive search firm.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Chattak Gas Field Blowouts|Chattak Gas Field Blowouts]] 
| <small>Chattak Gas Field Blowouts (also known as the Tengratila blowouts) refer to two major gas well explosions in [[Chattak Upazila]], Sunamganj District, Bangladesh in 2005. The incidents occurred at the Tengratila gas field operated by Canadian company [[Niko Resources]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ion Andrei Cătălin|Ion Andrei Cătălin]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Fares Moses|Fares Moses]] 
| <small>Fares Moses is born in Syria and based out of Amsterdam. A couture fashion designer, he integrates the essence of Middle Eastern Heritage with Western Sophistication. Raised in a family of tailors, he picked up an affinity for work at a very young age.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Abel de Luna|Abel de Luna]] 
| <small>Abel De Luna (born July 27, 1946, in Colonia Modelo, [[Zacatecas]], [[Mexico]]) is a Mexican-American entrepreneur, music executive, and former politician. He is best known for his contributions to the U.S. regional Mexican music industry and for serving as the first Latino mayor of [[Healdsburg]], [[California]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Favorites bar|Favorites bar]] 
| <small>The Bookmarks bar (also known as the Favorites bar in Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer) is a graphical user interface (GUI) element in modern web browsers that provides quick access to frequently visited or saved websites. Positioned directly beneath the [[address bar]] by default, it allows users to store, organize, and retrieve bookmarks with minimal effort.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ashley Franklin|Ashley Franklin]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Muni Shri 108 Amit Sagar Ji Maharaj|Muni Shri 108 Amit Sagar Ji Maharaj]] 
| <small>Muni Shree 108 Amit Sagar Ji Maharaj (Hindi: मुनि श्री १०८ अमित सागर जी महाराज) is a Digambara Jain monk. He was born as Ajit Kumar Jain on 26 June 1963 in Madhya Pradesh. He was initiated by Acharya Dharm Sagar Ji Maharaj.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Criminal law in Antigua and Barbuda|Criminal law in Antigua and Barbuda]] 
| <small>Criminal law in Antigua and Barbuda governs offenses against public order, individuals, property, and the state. It encompasses the rules of conduct proscribed by the state, procedures for enforcement, judicial principles for adjudication, and penalties aimed at retribution, deterrence, and rehabilitation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Đuro Đaković Memorial (Sarajevo)|Đuro Đaković Memorial (Sarajevo)]] 
| <small>The Đuro Đaković Memorial ({{langx|bs|Spomenik Đuri Đakoviću}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Споменик Ђури Ђаковићу}}) is a public monument located in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Unveiled in April 1973, it commemorates [[Đuro Đaković]], a Yugoslav revolutionary, labor leader, and prominent figure in the early 20th-century workers' movement.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Health Informatics in Sri Lanka|Health Informatics in Sri Lanka]] 
| <small>Sri Lanka has emerged as a leader in health informatics among developing countries, with over 200 medical doctors specialized in health informatics and comprehensive digital health systems serving 22 million citizens across 100+ hospitals. The country's systematic approach combines strong educational foundations, robust government partnerships between the Ministry of Health and ICTA, and practical implementations that have demonstrated remarkable success during challenges like the COVID-19 pande ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Retronychia|Retronychia]] 
| <small>Retronychia</small> 
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| [[Draft:Black Raven Beads|Black Raven Beads]] 
| <small>Black Raven Beads is a Dutch jewellery brand founded in 2021 that specializes in handcrafted beads for bracelets made from sterling silver, lampwork glass, wood, and stone. The company is known for its themed collections inspired by nature, art, mythology, and cultural symbolism.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lifetime Enclosure|Lifetime Enclosure]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Awanpur, Gahura|Awanpur, Gahura]] 
| <small>Gahora, also known as Awan Pur, is a rural village located in the [[Pind Dadan Khan Tehsil]] of [[Jhelum District]], in the [[Punjab, Pakistan|Punjab province]] of [[Pakistan]]. It is part of the Union Council of [[Daulatpur, Jhelum|Daulatpur]], and lies close to [[Pindi Saidpur]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:High-Level Space Fields|High-Level Space Fields]] 
| <small>High-Level Space Fields (HLSFs) is a computational framework that extends [[graph theory]] by leveraging recursive patterns within regular polygons to model higher-dimensional spatial relationships. Unlike traditional geometric models that rely on Cartesian grids and Euclidean tessellations, HLSFs reveal how geometric structures inherently encode adjacency rules for multi-dimensional spatial arrangements.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dialpad|Dialpad]] 
| <small>Dialpad, Inc. is an American technology company that provides a cloud-based, [[Artificial Intelligence|AI]]-powered customer intelligence platform. Its services include business voice communications, video conferencing, contact center solutions, and sales engagement tools. The company is headquartered in San Ramon, California.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Andriy V Ganuschak|Andriy V Ganuschak]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Elomia Health|Elomia Health]] 
| <small>Elomia Health is an AI platform for mental health support that uses natural language processing ([[Natural language processing|NLP]]) and cognitive behavioral therapy ([[Cognitive behavioral therapy|CBT]]) principles</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jeremy Weinstein (Professor)|Jeremy Weinstein (Professor)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Wallis Debourou|Wallis Debourou]] 
| <small>Wallis Debourou (born June 18, 1993) is a French-born Beninese former professional footballer who played as a striker. He represented Benin at the 2013 U-20 Africa Cup of Nations and played professionally for Buffles du Borgou FC in the Benin Premier League until his retirement in 2019.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Initial Model Offerings|Initial Model Offerings]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Sainthia's Industrial legacy|Sainthia's Industrial legacy]] 
| <small>[[Sainthia]], known as the business hub of the Birbhum district in West Bengal, India, holds a significant position in the regional industrial map. Its industrial development is rooted in agro-based industries and oil mills, supported by strategic connectivity through the Indian Railways.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Meltt (band)|Meltt (band)]] 
| <small>Meltt is an Alternative- Indie, Psychedelic rock band formed in Vancouver British Columbia in 2014. The band's current lineup consists of Christopher Smith, James Turner, James Porter and Ian Winkler. They are currently signed to Nettwerk Music Group and have released 2 full length studio albums and one EP.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Femtasia Fest|Femtasia Fest]] 
| <small>Femtasia Fest (formerly the Les Femmes Underground International Film Festival or LEFUFF) is an annual traveling feminist film festival and 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Los Angeles. The festival focuses on experimental, independent, and genre-defying cinema by women, femme, and non-binary filmmakers from around the world.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Marathon After Midnight|Marathon After Midnight]] 
| <small>Marathon After Midnight is a 2020 American independent dark comedy film written and directed by Richard E. Warner, an attorney and filmmaker based in Marathon, Florida. The film features a local cast and guerrilla-style production inspired by noir film and classic mystery/horror.</small> 
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| [[Draft:So Jiah (소지아)|So Jiah (소지아)]] 
| <small>So Jiah</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cryptpad|Cryptpad]] 
| <small>CryptPad is an [[Open source|open-source]], [[End-to-end encryption|end-to-end encrypted]] collaborative office suite that allows users to create and edit documents, spreadsheets, presentations, forms and more in real time while maintaining strong [[privacy]] protections. Developed by the French company [[XWiki SAS]], CryptPad is designed as a privacy-focused alternative to other mainstream [[Productivity software|office suites]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Amir Al Fateh|Amir Al Fateh]] 
| <small>Amir Al Fateh earned a Bachelor of Social Sciences (Economics) from the University of Science Malaysia (USM). He is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Politics and Government at Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Berta Carew|Berta Carew]] 
| <small>Berta Carew (1878–1956) was an American artist best known for her miniature paintings. She produced over seventy-five known works, fifty-four of which have documented exhibition histories. She was a prominent member of the [[Pennsylvania Society of Miniature Painters]] and the California Society of Miniature Painters, serving in leadership roles in both organizations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:1700brody|1700brody]] 
| <small>1700brody</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hyksos Conquest Of Egypt|Hyksos Conquest Of Egypt]] 
| <small>Hyksos Conquest of Egypt</small> 
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| [[Draft:Berry Hill, Stoke-on-Trent|Berry Hill, Stoke-on-Trent]] 
| <small>Berry Hill is a district situated in [[Stoke-on-Trent]], [[Staffordshire]]. It is most notable for [[Berryhill Fields]], a 68-hectare area of grassland and moorland that offers valuable green space within an otherwise urban environment. The district has a rich history that spans from prehistoric human activity to a long legacy of coal mining, culminating in its transformation into a community-led nature reserve in the late 20th century.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Female Access to Free Education in Liberia|Female Access to Free Education in Liberia]] 
| <small>Barriers and Progress: Female Access to Free Education in Liberia</small> 
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| [[Draft:Generative Reach Optimization (GRO)|Generative Reach Optimization (GRO)]] 
| <small>Generative Reach Optimization (GRO) is an emerging discipline in the fields of generative AI, digital marketing, and content engineering. It refers to the strategic practice of optimizing digital assets—such as text, brand names, product descriptions, and narratives—for visibility and influence within responses generated by Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Mistral, and others.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Reparations Efforts in South America|Reparations Efforts in South America]] 
| <small>Reparations Efforts in South America refers to the advocacy and actions taken by South American countries and civil society to address historical injustices, particularly those related to [[slavery]], [[colonialism]], and systemic underdevelopment. While much of the global reparations discourse focuses on demands from African and [[Caribbean]] nations, some South American countries have engaged with these issues, both domestically and internationally.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mo Sang-myo|Mo Sang-myo]] 
| <small>Mo Sang-myo ({{Korean|hangul=모상묘}}, born c. 1968) is a South Korean police officer currently serving as the Commissioner of the Jeonnam Provincial Police Agency. He began his career in 1994 through the 42nd class of police executive candidates and has held various leadership positions within the Korean National Police Agency.</small> 
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| [[Draft:MSU|MSU]] 
| <small>Mobile Surgical Units</small> 
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| [[Draft:Independent National Electoral and Boundaries Commission (Somalia)|Independent National Electoral and Boundaries Commission (Somalia)]] 
| <small>The Independent National Electoral and Boundaries Commission (INEBC) ({{langx|so|Guddiga Madaxa Banaan ee Doorashooyinka Qaranka iyo Soohdimaha}}; {{langx|ar|اللجنة الوطنية المستقلة للانتخابات والحدود في الصومال}}) is a constitutional and independent body responsible for managing elections and setting electoral boundaries in [[Somalia]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jayanta Bose|Jayanta Bose]] 
| <small>Jayanta Bose (born 28 June 1956) is an Indian harmonium player, composer, and poet based in [[Kolkata]], [[West Bengal]]. Active in the field of Hindustani classical and semi-classical music, he has performed with various noted artists and contributed to Bengali musical compositions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ai Text Games|Ai Text Games]] 
| <small>AI chat games are a burgeoning genre of [[Video game|video games]] that primarily leverage [[Artificial intelligence in video games|artificial intelligence]](AI) to facilitate interactive narratives and gameplay through [[natural language processing]] (NLP), allowing players to communicate with [[Non-player character|non-player characters]] (NPCs) or the game system itself using text or voice.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS)|Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS)]] 
| <small>A Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS) is a highly trained nutrition professional who provides advanced, science-based personalized nutrition therapy, education, and research. The CNS credential is recognized as the most advanced certification for personalized nutrition practitioners and is awarded by the Board for Certification of Nutrition Specialists (BCNS), established in 1993 to set rigorous standards for competence in clinical nutrition practice.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Leah Kemp|Leah Kemp]] 
| <small>Leah Kemp, also known by her online alias Kittyhawk, is a [[Transgender]] [[Hacktivism|hacktivist]] and computer hacker who is most known for being a former member of the [[Hacktivism|hacktivist]] group [[SiegedSec]]. in April of 2025 Leah went public about helping local law enforcement in her area investigate Siegedsec</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ragtown (Lake Mead, Nevada)|Ragtown (Lake Mead, Nevada)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Nii Sodza Laryea|Nii Sodza Laryea]] 
| <small>Nii Sodza Laryea is a distinguished businessman and IT technician known for his significant contributions to the technology and business sectors. With a successful career spanning several decades, he has made a lasting impact through his innovative ventures and dedication to excellence.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Global Forgiveness Day - July 7th|Global Forgiveness Day - July 7th]] 
| <small>Global Day of Forgiveness is observed annually on July 7th, promoting the benefits of forgiveness for personal well-being and broader social harmony. The day encourages individuals to forgive themselves and others, emphasizing the importance of healing and reconciliation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:A Season For Love|A Season For Love]] 
| <small>''A Season for Love'' is a 2025 American romantic drama film written and directed by [[Terrance Michael McLeod]] in his feature debut. It stars [[Torri Tillman]] and [[Danielle Renee Houston]] as two career-driven Black professionals who develop a relationship while navigating the tension between love and ambition.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Arud Village|Arud Village]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Time series trajectory analysis|Time series trajectory analysis]] 
| <small>A time series trajectory analysis (TSTA) is a [[quantitative method]] used in [[land change science]] that quantifies and visualizes the trajectories of a binary variable during a time series. TSTA builds on existing land change analysis methods, particularly those developed by Robert Gil Pontius Jr and is presented as a method and analytic tool in Bilintoh, 2023.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Girima Gharekhan|Girima Gharekhan]] 
| <small>Girima Gharekhan is a Gujarati author, short‑story writer, novelist, children's author, editor, translator, and literary researcher</small> 
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| [[Draft:Battle of Tergeste (114 CE)|Battle of Tergeste (114 CE)]] 
| <small>Battle of Tergeste (114 CE)</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Underground Railroad in Nyack, New York|The Underground Railroad in Nyack, New York]] 
| <small>The Underground Railroad in Nyack, New York was the network of safe houses, landmarks, and activists that aided freedom-seekers moving north along the Hudson River during the ante-bellum era. Historians identify the village as "the first station north of [[Jersey City, New Jersey]] and the first one south of [[Newburgh, New York]]" on this river corridor, with entrepreneur [[Cynthia Hesdra]] and her husband [[Edward Hesdra]] operating the best-documented station from the 1850s until the Civil War.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Carla Calabrese|Carla Calabrese]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Barry M. Gosin|Barry M. Gosin]] 
| <small>Barry M. Gosin is an American business executive who serves as Chief Executive Officer of [[Newmark Group|Newmark Group, Inc.]] and Chairman of its operating company, Newmark & Company Real Estate, Inc. Under Gosin's leadership, Newmark has experienced significant growth, acquiring over 55 companies and achieving annual revenue increases of over 1,000 percent..</small> 
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| [[Draft:Illikkal Kallu Backside|Illikkal Kallu Backside]] 
| <small>Illikkal Kallu Backside is a rugged, lesser-known natural attraction located approximately 5–6 kilometers from [[Moonnilavu]] village in the [[Kottayam district]] of [[Kerala]], India. Situated on the western slopes of the Illikkal Mala hill range in the [[Western Ghats]], it is an untamed extension of the more prominent [[Illikkal Kallu]], a 1,200-metre-high monolith renowned for its dramatic landscape.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Address-Event Representation|Address-Event Representation]] 
| <small>Best, [[User:Jensep|Jens E. Pedersen]] ([[User talk:Jensep|talk]]) 18:58, 3 July 2025 (UTC)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Inflatable slide|Inflatable slide]] 
| <small>An inflatable slide is a temporary recreational structure made of flexible fabric (typically PVC-coated polyester or nylon) that maintains rigidity through continuous air pressure supplied by an electric blower. Users ascend via an integrated ladder or climbing wall and descend along a slippery surface.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Aragon AI|Aragon AI]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Loverboyakin|Loverboyakin]] 
| <small>Akinyemi Akinro (born 16 March 1998), known professionally as Loverboyakin, is a Nigerian-Canadian model and entrepreneur. He is the founder of the fashion agency Oddmindsworldwide.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Wootak Kim (influencer)|Wootak Kim (influencer)]] 
| <small>Wootak Kim (born October 29, 1997) is an American entrepreneur, bartender, content creator, and podcast host. He is the founder of the mixology brand ''Bar Chemistry'', co-founder of the wellness supplement company ''Super Bonsai'', and a co-host of the ''Under the Influence'' podcast.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Benoftheweek|Benoftheweek]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Face 2 Fake|Face 2 Fake]] 
| <small>Face 2 fAKE is a Japanese music production duo formed by Achilles Damigos and Oh!Be. Active since the mid-1990s, they have composed and produced for major [[J-pop]] artists and later transitioned to scoring music for television dramas and feature films. Their works include soundtracks for ''Lupin no Musume'', ''Cells at Work!'' (live-action adaptation), and the film series ''[[Fly Me to the Saitama]]''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ćurčiluk Mali|Ćurčiluk Mali]] 
| <small>Ćurčiluk Mali ({{lang-sh-Cyrl|Ћурчилук Мали}}), meaning "Little Furriers' Street") is a historic street located in the heart of [[Baščaršija]], the old bazaar district of [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Established in the 16th century, it was traditionally associated with the furrier trade, reflecting the Ottoman-era practice of naming streets after the crafts practiced there.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bubba (Rapper)|Bubba (Rapper)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Dubba-AA|Dubba-AA]] 
| <small>Dubba-AA (born Aaron Lockhart) is a Grammy Award-winning American record producer, songwriter, and performing artist. Known for his work producing for [[Youngboy NBA]], [[Kodak Black]] and as executive producer for Tennessee State University’s Aristocrat of Bands album [[The Urban Hymnal]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Socio-cognitive engineering|Socio-cognitive engineering]] 
| <small>Socio-Cognitive Engineering (SCE) is a [[transdisciplinary]] methodology for designing, developing, and evaluating hybrid human–artificial intelligence systems.. It integrates basic components of [[human-centered design]], [[cognitive science]], [[Requirements engineering|requirement engineering]], [[human factors and ergonomics|human factors]] and  [[value sensitive design]], with participatory domain, stakeholder and human needs' analyses.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mohammad Hossein YektaKooshali|Mohammad Hossein YektaKooshali]] 
| <small>Mohammad Hossein YektaKooshali ({{langx|fa|محمدحسین یکتاکوشلی}}; born 1995) is an Iranian medical researcher and radiologic technologist recognized for his work in [[meta-analysis]], [[cancer research]], and public health epidemiology. He was named **Top Researcher of Iran** by the [[Ministry of Health and Medical Education]] in 2018 and **Top Student Researcher in Eastern Gilan** by [[Guilan University of Medical Sciences]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Axel Caballero|Axel Caballero]] 
| <small>Axel Caballero is a filmmaker, producer, and organizational leader known for his contributions to advancing Latino representation in the film and media industries. He is the Chief Executive Officer of the Latino Film Institute (LFI), where he oversees programs such as the Youth Cinema Project, the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF), and LatinX in Animation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Adrian granobles|Adrian granobles]] 
| <small>Adrian Granobles (born January 19, 1977) is an American clinical research professional, military veteran, veteran advocate, author, and long-distance runner. He is an Associate Director in Clinical Research Monitoring at [[Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center]] (MSK), and has contributed to oncology research and veteran advocacy in the healthcare sector.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rakesh Devgan|Rakesh Devgan]] 
| <small>[[Rakesh Devgan(Actor)]] Here's a Wikipedia-style bio for **Rakesh Devgan** based on the details you've provided:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lovely Marshall|Lovely Marshall]] 
| <small>[https://www.lovelymarshall.com Lovely Marshall] is an American entrepreneur, author, and thought leader recognized for transforming undervalued professionals into globally visible, highly paid powerhouses.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Christus Sponn Hospital-Laviana Plaza|Christus Sponn Hospital-Laviana Plaza]] 
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| [[Draft:Comet(The Doodlebops)|Comet(The Doodlebops)]] 
| <small>Bold text#REDIRECT [[Ella-Mae Rayner]] DISPLAYTITLE Comet is a doodlebop is portrayed by</small> 
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| [[Draft:Arizona Broadway Theatre|Arizona Broadway Theatre]] 
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| [[Draft:Raja Virk Vardhan|Raja Virk Vardhan]] 
| <small>Raja Virk Vardhan (c. 4th–5th century CE) was a regional monarch believed to have ruled a significant portion of northwestern South Asia, with dominion spanning areas of modern-day [[Pakistan]] and [[India]]. He is regarded as the legendary patriarch of the [[Virk]] Jat clan and is associated with a historical polity centered in [[Sialkot]] and extending into the [[Malwa]] region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Neil Agius|Neil Agius]] 
| <small>Neil Agius (born 6 June 1987) is a Maltese ultra endurance swimmer, environmental activist, and former Olympic athlete. He holds two world records in unassisted current-neutral open water swimming and is a co-founder of the environmental initiative Wave Of Change Malta.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alex NO.EL miller|Alex NO.EL miller]] 
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| [[Draft:Pan-African Congress on Reparations|Pan-African Congress on Reparations]] 
| <small>The Pan-African Congress on Reparations refers to a series of gatherings and conferences organized by African nations, the [[African Union]], and civil society to advance the cause of reparations for the historical injustices of [[slavery]], [[colonialism]], and systemic underdevelopment.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Booklyn Bridge Fencing Club|Booklyn Bridge Fencing Club]] 
| <small>Brooklyn Bridge Fencing Club (BBFC) is a premier fencing institution located in the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York. Established in 2010 by Olympian and U.S. Fencing Hall of Fame inductee Dan Kellner, BBFC has garnered recognition for its commitment to excellence in fencing training and athlete development.</small> 
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| [[Draft:John Deere 430 Crawler|John Deere 430 Crawler]] 
| <small>The John Deere 430 Crawler (designated 430C) is a small agricultural and industrial crawler tractor that was produced by John Deere from 1958 to 1960. It was the crawler version of the John Deere 430 utility tractor and was manufactured at the company's plant in Dubuque, Iowa.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Unscrabbled|Unscrabbled]] 
| <small>Unscrabbled is a [[browser-based]] word-puzzle game released on 8 April 2025. Players form words on an {{val|8|x|8}} grid of letter tiles; when a word is submitted, the selected tiles disappear, and the remaining letters cascade downward, with new letters dropping from the top to fill the gaps.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jerrold Levine|Jerrold Levine]] 
| <small>Jerrold Levine is an American academic nephrologist, physician-scientist, and research professor. He is known for his work on the role of apoptotic cells in immune regulation, renal epithelial biology, and autoimmune diseases such as systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and antiphospholipid syndrome (APLS).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Heaviness in metal music|Heaviness in metal music]] 
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| [[Draft:Security Cables|Security Cables]] 
| <small>Summary: Security cables play a crucial role in modern safety systems, ensuring reliable connections for alarms, access control, surveillance, and fire detection. Choosing the right type of cable is essential for system performance and compliance with safety standards.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nomad Group|Nomad Group]] 
| <small>Nomad Group is a privately held commercial real estate firm based in New York City. Founded in 2019, the company provides brokerage, construction management, asset management, facilities management, and flexible office leasing services under its "Flex by Nomad" platform.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sublime Galleria|Sublime Galleria]] 
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| [[Draft:Sadequain Foundation|Sadequain Foundation]] 
| <small>The Sadequain Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the legacy of the Pakistani artist and calligrapher [[Syed Sadequain Ahmed Naqvi|Syed Sadequain Ahmad Naqvi]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Entity Management|Entity Management]] 
| <small>Entity management is a business practice involving the oversight and administration of legal entities within a corporate structure.</small> 
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| [[Draft:First Focus|First Focus]] 
| <small>First Focus is an Australian [[Managed services provider|managed services provider (MSP)]] that delivers outsourced IT support, cloud services, cybersecurity, and consulting to mid-sized organisations. The company operates nationally in Australia, with offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and Canberra, as well as internationally in New Zealand and the Philippines.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jacob Beresin|Jacob Beresin]] 
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| [[Draft:2014 Gwangju helicopter crash|2014 Gwangju helicopter crash]] 
| <small>The Gwangju Fire Helicopter Crash occurred on 17 July 2014, when a [[Eurocopter AS365 Dauphin]] operated by the Gangwon Province Fire Service crashed in Jangdeok-dong, Gwangju, South Korea. The helicopter was returning from a [[Sinking of MV Sewol|MV Sewol ferry disaster]] search operation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kingsman (musician)|Kingsman (musician)]] 
| <small>Kingsman (born Henry Williams, 1985) is a Swedish-Jamaican reggae artist and songwriter. Active since 2011, he has developed a unique style that blends traditional roots reggae with modern production techniques. His music often explores themes of spirituality, perseverance, and personal growth.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kawrtethawveng|Kawrtethawveng]] 
| <small>Kawrtethawveng is a village in [[Mamit district]], in the Indian state of [[Mizoram]]. It is located in the Zawlnuam area of northwestern Mizoram, near the tri-junction border with [[Tripura]] and [[Assam]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Avtheghettochild|Avtheghettochild]] 
| <small>Av theghettochild is an American rapper, songwriter, and entrepreneur known for his solo work and collaborations within the underground hip-hop scene. He is the founder of Street Gang Entertainment (SGE), an independent record label launched in 2015, and has released numerous solo and group projects since his debut.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Berilla Kerr Foundation|Berilla Kerr Foundation]] 
| <small>The Berilla Kerr Foundation is a [[private foundation]] that awards grants to support mid-career playwrights in the United States.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lutz Huelle|Lutz Huelle]] 
| <small>Lutz Huelle (born 1966 in [[Remscheid]], [[Germany]]) is a German fashion designer based in [[Paris]]. Noted for his deconstructive approach and hybrid silhouettes, Huelle co-founded his label in 2000 and has headed the Fashion, Jewellery & Accessory Design department at [[Haute école d'art et de design Genève]] since 2021.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Opaleak|Opaleak]] 
| <small>Opaleak is a football kit leak platform founded in 2024. It shares unofficial early previews of professional football kit designs via its website and social media. These include home, away, third, goalkeeper, and training kits, often released several weeks before official announcements.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Religion in Vatican|Religion in Vatican]] 
| <small>The [[Vatican City]], the world's smallest state in both area and population, is unique in its composition. Its population, estimated at fewer than 900 inhabitants, is almost exclusively [[Catholics|Catholic]]. This homogeneity is due to the very nature of the [[Vatican City|Vatican]], the spiritual and administrative center of the [[Catholic Church]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Feedforward Interview|The Feedforward Interview]] 
| <small>The Feedforward Interview (FFI) is a structured interview method used in organizational settings to promote reflection on positive work experiences and strengths. The FFI is intended to enhance employee growth and performance by focusing on successful past behaviors and their underlying conditions, rather than concentrating on problems or deficits.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Trump National Golf Club Colts Neck|Trump National Golf Club Colts Neck]] 
| <small>Trump National Golf Club Colts Neck is a private golf and country club in [[Colts Neck Township, New Jersey|Colts Neck Township]], Monmouth County, New Jersey. It opened in 2005 as Shadow Isle Golf Club with an 18-hole course designed by [[Jerry Pate]] and was purchased by the [[The Trump Organization|Trump Organization]] in 2008, after which it was renovated and renamed.</small> 
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| [[Draft:K. V. Manjulan|K. V. Manjulan]] 
| <small>K. V. Manjulan is an Indian film and theatre actor who appears in Malayalam and Hindi films. He made his debut in the 2005 Malayalam film December, and has appeared in films like Aparichithan (2004), Prajapathi (2006), Bhagyadevatha (2009), and the Hindi feature Vadhakramam.</small> 
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| [[Draft:FeroKay|FeroKay]] 
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| [[Draft:Atlantic balloon fiesta|Atlantic balloon fiesta]] 
| <small>The Atlantic Balloon Fiesta is know as "Atlantic Canada’s Most Colourful Festival!" An annual hot air balloon festival, established in 1985. It is held in [[Sussex, New Brunswick]], Canada, and takes place each year on the weekend following Labour Day. The fiesta event brings in approximately 25 to 30 balloons from across the globe.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Millat Umidi University|Millat Umidi University]] 
| <small>Millat Umidi University (MU University) is a private university founded in 2021 in Uzbekistan. It is known for its contemporary and inclusive style of education, with the vision to adhere to international levels of academic excellence. The university provides career-based programs and places emphasis on international partnerships, enabling students to seek higher studies as well as professional opportunities both locally and overseas.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vaibhav Kala|Vaibhav Kala]] 
| <small>Vaibhav Kala is an Indian adventure tourism hotelier, entrepreneur, and environmental advocate. Having worked in the space of adventure tourism since the early 1990s, Kala has played a key role in opening up parts of Himalayan India to the sector.. He has also contributed significantly to the growth of responsible and sustainable outdoor travel in India, and runs ''Atali Ganga''., a sustainable adventure lodge that is focused on community development, nature conservation, and outdoor recreation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Antigua and Barbuda Office of National Drug and Money Laundering Control Policy|Antigua and Barbuda Office of National Drug and Money Laundering Control Policy]] 
| <small>The  Antigua and Barbuda Office of National Drug and Money Laundering Control Policy  (ONDCP) is [[Antigua and Barbuda]]’s principal [[law enforcement agency]] responsible for combating [[Illegal drug trade|illicit drug trafficking]], [[money laundering]], and the [[Terrorism financing|financing of terrorism]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Čizmedžiluk Street|Čizmedžiluk Street]] 
| <small>Čizmedžiluk Street ({{langx|bs|Čizmedžiluk}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl| Чизмеџилук}}) is a historic street located in the heart of [[Baščaršija]], the old bazaar of [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Established in the 16th century during the [[Ottoman Bosnia and Herzegovina|Ottoman period]], the street was traditionally known for its concentration of shoemakers, particularly those specializing in the production of boots and other leather footwear.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Blue Amber Digital|Blue Amber Digital]] 
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| [[Draft:Lobsang Dakpa|Lobsang Dakpa]] 
| <small>Lobsang Dakpa. (བློ་བཟང་གྲགས་པ།洛桑扎巴 born 1st October 1982) is a highly educated and a prominent multilingual Tibetan lawyer whose work spans grassroots legal advocacy, leadership within Tibetan exile societies.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The MarTian SMG|The MarTian SMG]] 
| <small>The MarTian SMG (born Marvin E. Haskins, January 12, 1987) is an American record producer, recording artist, songwriter, mixing engineer, and graphic designer based in Buffalo, New York. He is credited as the producer of "Dirt" by rapper Key Glock, a single that charted on the ''Billboard'' Hot 100 and appeared on the 2023 album ''Glockoma 2''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:BME Strategies|BME Strategies]] 
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| [[Draft:Generational Divide|Generational Divide]] 
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| [[Draft:Ahmed Mosh|Ahmed Mosh]] 
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| [[Draft:A1 Cash and Carry|A1 Cash and Carry]] 
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| [[Draft:Kentico|Kentico]] 
| <small>Kentico is a proprietary [[content management system]] developed by Kentico Software, based in [[Brno]], [[Czech Republic]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Johnson Praize|Johnson Praize]] 
| <small>Johnson Praize (born Andrews Johnson in 1994) is a Ghanaian gospel musician, songwriter, social commentator, and actor. He is known for powerful worship songs in both English and Twi, grassroots political advocacy, and his role in Ghana-UK film productions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Joseph Willibald Michl|Joseph Willibald Michl]] 
| <small>Joseph Willibald Michl (* around 9 July 1745 in [[Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz]]; † 30 July 1816 ibid) was a German [[composer]] and court composer of [[Maximilian III Joseph|Elector Max III Joseph]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Convection Coffee Roasting|Convection Coffee Roasting]] 
| <small>Convection Coffee Roasting</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Lawes of Relativity|The Lawes of Relativity]] 
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| [[Draft:Jen Breach|Jen Breach]] 
| <small>Jen Breach is an Australian-born children's author and writer, known for their work in both fiction and non-fiction for young readers. Their writing often explores themes of social justice, inclusion, and empathy.</small> 
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| [[Draft:New jazz (music)|New jazz (music)]] 
| <small>New Jazz is an emerging subgenre of trap music that blends elements of jazz, such as seventh and ninth chords and the use of instruments like the trumpet, with trap or drill rythms. First appearing in the early 2022s, New Jazz has drawn a new generation of artists and producers seeking sonic innovation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Edenwood Middle School|Edenwood Middle School]] 
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| [[Draft:Cryptocurrency Backed Loans|Cryptocurrency Backed Loans]] 
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| [[Draft:Credit Risk (Default Risk)|Credit Risk (Default Risk)]] 
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| [[Draft:Preah Puth Padima|Preah Puth Padima]] 
| <small>The Preah Puth Padima is a 108-meter (354 ft) tall [[Buddha statue]] currently under construction on [[Bokor Mountain]] in [[Kampot Province]], [[Cambodia]]. Expected to be completed in 2027, the project is led by the [[Sokha Hotel Group]]. According to the developers, the statue is intended to be a significant religious and tourist destination and promote [[Buddhism in Cambodia|Buddhism]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Don Ruggles|Don Ruggles]] 
| <small>This article presents an overview of Don Ruggles' career, emphasizing his contributions to architecture, his focus on neuroscience in design, and his numerous awards and recognitions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Robi Labs|Robi Labs]] 
| <small>Robi Labs is an Armenian artificial intelligence (AI) research and product development company based in Yerevan, Armenia. It was founded in 2025 by Alen Hovhannisyan and a team of young engineers with the goal of creating open-access AI tools for communication and content generation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Abhishek Goswami An Artist and film maker|Abhishek Goswami An Artist and film maker]] 
| <small>Abhishek Goswami</small> 
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| [[Draft:Low-Qaulity spinning fish meme with funky town playing in the background|Low-Qaulity spinning fish meme with funky town playing in the background]] 
| <small>Overview: The concept of a low-quality spinning fish set against the backdrop of the 1970s hit song "Funky Town" has become an internet meme and visual cultural reference. Combining elements of retro video effects, pixel art, and kitsch humor, this aesthetic has garnered popularity across social media platforms, especially among users with an affinity for absurd, humorous, or intentionally low-effort designs.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr. Carlos Horacio Cáceres|Dr. Carlos Horacio Cáceres]] 
| <small>Carlos Horacio Cáceres is an Argentinian-Australian materials scientist recognized for his extensive research in metallurgy and casting technology, particularly focusing on aluminum-silicon (Al-Si) and magnesium (Mg) alloys. He holds the distinguished position of Honorary Reader in Casting Technology at The University of Queensland.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mula Mustafe Bašeskije Street|Mula Mustafe Bašeskije Street]] 
| <small>Mula Mustafe Bašeskije Street ({{langx|bs|Ulica Mula Mustafe Bašeskije}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Мула Мустафее Башескије}}) is a prominent street located in the heart of [[Sarajevo]], the capital of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Situated in the historic districtz of [[Stari Grad, Sarajevo|Stari Grad]] and [[Centar, Sarajevo|Centar]], the street is renowned for its rich history, cultural landmarks, and as a hub of scholarly and religious institutions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ext. Car. Night|Ext. Car. Night]] 
| <small>''Ext. Car. Night'' (Original title: ''Ext. Mașină. Noapte),'' also stylized as ''Ext. Car - Night,'' is a 2024 Romanian [[mumblecore]] [[Metacinema|meta]] feature film directed and written by [[Andrei Crețulescu]], about a [[Film production|production]] team set out to make a [[Horror film|horror movie]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nevermore Webtoon|Nevermore Webtoon]] 
| <small>Nevermore is a gothic fantasy and romance webtoon created by writer Kit Trace and artist Kate Flynn. It premiered on WEBTOON Originals on March 3, 2022, and updates weekly. The series is known for its dark atmosphere, literary references, and sapphic themes, drawing inspiration from the works of Edgar Allan Poe.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dancing's Not A Crime|Dancing's Not A Crime]] 
| <small>Dancing's Not A Crime is a song by American [[pop rock]] solo project [[Panic! at the Disco]] from their sixth studio album, ''[[Pray for the Wicked]]'' (2018). It was released as the eighth track on the album, which was launched on June 22, 2018. The song showcases [[Brendon Urie]]'s energetic and theatrical style, blending danceable beats with pop-rock instrumentation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Acrylic Aquarium|Acrylic Aquarium]] 
| <small>[https://ucacrylic.com/acrylic-aquarium-display-tanks-pool-panels/ Acrylic aquarium]: the Importance of Conservation, Education, and Scientific Research Public aquariums and museums have a long and proud history of educating the public about aquatic life and environmental conservation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Matteo Morvillo|Matteo Morvillo]] 
| <small>Matteo Morvillo (born 11 August 2007) is an Italian software developer and entrepreneur best known for the mobile applications ''Cucinalo'' and ''Ristruttura3D''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pembina Trails Collegiate|Pembina Trails Collegiate]] 
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| [[Draft:Learning Enhancer Tools Framework|Learning Enhancer Tools Framework]] 
| <small>The Learning Enhancer Tools Framework (LET Framework) is a theoretical and operational model proposed in 2024 by psychologist Angelo Rega. It is designed to guide the design and implementation of AI-powered chatbot applications for learning, with a specific focus on educational contexts involving children and adolescents.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Emma Edokpayi|Emma Edokpayi]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Research in Contemporary World Literature (Journal)|Research in Contemporary World Literature (Journal)]] 
| <small>Research in Contemporary World Literature (RCWL) is a peer-reviewed academic journal that publishes scholarly research on global literature from the early 20th century to the present. Established in 1994 as the ''Journal of Foreign Languages'', it was later renamed to reflect its broader focus on contemporary world literature.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Axios Investigations Firm & Axios Security Group|Axios Investigations Firm & Axios Security Group]] 
| <small>Axios Investigations Firm (AIF) and Axios Security Group (ASG) are veteran-owned, award winning, organizations specializing in private investigations, security consulting, executive protection, and advanced security training. Headquartered in the United States, these entities collectively provide comprehensive services to individuals, corporations, and government agencies.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jang Nam-jung|Jang Nam-jung]] 
| <small>Jang Nam-jung ({{Korean|hangul=장남중}}; born October 1, 1966) is a South Korean firefighter and specialist in rope and mountain rescue. He has served with multiple fire departments in Gangwon Province, including Gangneung, Sokcho, and Yangyang Fire Stations, as well as the Mountain Rescue Unit of the Gangwon Special Rescue Team.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Arnold Groh|Arnold Groh]] 
| <small>Arnold A. Groh (born 15 April 1960) is a German [[psychologist]], [[linguist]], and [[semiotician]]. He heads the research group Structural Analysis of Cultural Systems (S.A.C.S.) and serves as scientific director at the Institute for Cultural Diversity Studies. Groh also teaches at the [[Technical University of Berlin]], where he holds the position of associate professor.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Naples Philharmonic|Naples Philharmonic]] 
| <small>The Naples Philharmonic is a professional symphony orchestra based in [[Naples, Florida]], and is the resident orchestra of [[Artis–Naples]], the multidisciplinary cultural institution that also houses [[The Baker Museum]]. The orchestra performs more than 140 concerts annually, including classical masterworks, pops, chamber music, opera, ballet, and family programming.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ramadan in Indonesia|Ramadan in Indonesia]] 
| <small>Ramadan in Indonesia is a vibrant and spiritual period, deeply rooted in the country's cultural fabric. As the nation with [[Islam in Indonesia|the largest Muslim population]] globally, over 200 million Muslims (approximately 244.7 million Muslims, or 87% of its total population) observe this holy month with a unique blend of religious devotion and cultural traditions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Josh Pan|Josh Pan]] 
| <small>Joshua Pan (born November 12, 1989), known as josh pan, is an American singer-songwriter, music producer, artist, and designer known for his work in electronic, hip-hop, and alternative R&B music. He gained attention in the underground bass scene through collaborations with artists like [[Skrillex]], [[Dylan Brady]], and [[Joji]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Disasters Expo|The Disasters Expo]] 
| <small>Disasters Expo USA is an annual trade show in the United States that focuses on disaster preparedness, response, and recovery. The event brings together emergency management professionals, government agencies, and private sector organizations to showcase innovations and build resilience across multiple sectors.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Monokai|Monokai]] 
| <small>Monokai is a [[syntax highlighting]] [[color scheme]] originally created by Dutch designer and developer Wimer Hazenberg in 2006. Monokai was originally designed for the macOS code editor [[TextMate]], and has since been adopted by multiple [[code editor|code editors]] and [[integrated development environment|integrated development environments]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Valiant Recovery Centers|Valiant Recovery Centers]] 
| <small>Valiant Recovery is a private addiction treatment provider headquartered in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada. Established in 2010, it is known for delivering highly individualized care through small client-to-staff ratios and intensive one-on-one therapy.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sidik joo and sons|Sidik joo and sons]] 
| <small>Sidik joo and sons established in 1900 were an iconic name in kashmiri craftmanship based in the historic hazari bazar of Rainawari.As state jewellers during that their prime they were renowned for their exceptional plain english silver works a style marked by its elegance and refined simplicity their artistry extended beyond silversmithing as they were also celebrated for their skill in paper machie making wood craving and other traditional crafts that embody the rich heritage of kashmir..</small> 
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| [[Draft:Oceanallover|Oceanallover]] 
| <small>Oceanallover is a site-specific theatre, dance, and performance company based in South West Scotland, founded by artist and director [[Alex Rigg]]. The company has been active since 1997. Its work combines movement, costume, sculpture, live music, poetry, and site-specific design.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Serhii Basok|Serhii Basok]] 
| <small>Serhii Basok (born [[February 3]], [[1987]], [[Kyiv]], [[Ukraine]]) is a Ukrainian film and theater actor. He is known for his leading roles in the television series [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10172242/?ref%20=nm%20knf%20t%202 ''Za vitrinoy''], [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10116792/?ref%20=nm%20flmg%20job%201%20cdt%20t%2011 ''Stomatolog''], and [https://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%97_%D0%BA%D0%B8%D0%BC_%D0%BF%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B5%D0%B4%D0%B5%D1%88%D1%81%D1%8F ''Z Kym Povedeshsya''], as well as th ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shackleton: The Greatest Story of Survival|Shackleton: The Greatest Story of Survival]] 
| <small>Shackleton: The Greatest Story of Survival is a 2023 Australian documentary film chronicling Sir [[Ernest Shackleton]]'s 1914–1916 [[Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition]]. It blends archival material with modern sequences of explorer [[Tim Jarvis]] retracing Shackleton's journey.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mark Joseph Beauchemin|Mark Joseph Beauchemin]] 
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| [[Draft:United States Prestige Proof Sets|United States Prestige Proof Sets]] 
| <small>United States Prestige Proof Sets</small> 
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| [[Draft:Matthew Recker|Matthew Recker]] 
| <small>Matthew Recker (born Charles Matthew Recker in Cresskill, New Jersey) is a Baptist pastor serving in New York City. He is the senior pastor of Heritage Baptist Church in Manhattan. Earlier in his ministry, he hosted *The Heritage of Faith Conversations*, a Christian radio program that aired on WMCA 570 AM for over 25 years, beginning in the late 1990s.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Skyfire Moss|Skyfire Moss]] 
| <small>Skyfire moss is an informal name for a rare, thermophilic moss species found exclusively in geothermal fields in northern Iceland. Though not formally classified, it is notable for its striking red-orange coloration and unique ability to thrive in volcanic environments with extreme heat and ultraviolet radiation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:RJ Karishma|RJ Karishma]] 
| <small>Karishma Gangwal, known professionally as RJ Karishma, is an Indian [[radio jockey]], digital content creator, and internet personality. She is best known for her short-form comedy videos on Instagram and YouTube, often portraying humorous sketches and characters based on everyday Indian life.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Demfati|Demfati]] 
| <small>Demfati is a Nigerian event‐technology company headquartered in Calabar. It offers a software-as-a-service platform for ticketing, online voting and attendance management at public and private events. Founded in August 2017 as Ocoms, the company rebranded to Demfati in 2020 and incorporated under that name in 2022.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Castor (eClinical Solution)|Castor (eClinical Solution)]] 
| <small>Castor (legally Ciwit B.V. in the Netherlands and Castor Research Inc. in the United States) is a clinical solutions software company headquartered in [[Amsterdam]], Netherlands.</small> 
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| [[Draft:National Chè Day|National Chè Day]] 
| <small>National Chè Day is celebrated annually on June 3rd to honor the rich history and cultural significance of chè, a traditional Vietnamese dessert drink. Recognized for its diverse flavors, textures, and refreshing taste, chè has been enjoyed for centuries in Vietnam and is now gaining popularity across the United States.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sainik Kshatriya|Sainik Kshatriya]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Lakshan Sankalpa|Lakshan Sankalpa]] 
| <small>Lakshan Sankalpa (born 14 October 2000) is a Sri Lankan filmmaker and the Executive Director of [[Lakshan Films]], a family-run production company known for its award-winning contributions to Sri Lankan cinema. He has been active in the film industry since 2014, progressing through roles such as subtitle editor and art director before taking on executive leadership.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Elymian-Punic Walls of Erice|Elymian-Punic Walls of Erice]] 
| <small>Elymian-Punic Walls of Erice are defensive fortifications at the site of [[Eryx (Sicily)|Eryx]], a religious centre and city in pre-Roman [[Sicily]], and modern-day [[Erice]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Michael Armour|Michael Armour]] 
| <small>Michael Armour is an Associate Professor in reproductive health and the Director of Research at the NICM Health Research Institute, [[Western Sydney University]]. He is a prominent researcher in women's health, focused on endometriosis, dysmenorrhea, menstrual health literacy, and use of complementary and alternative medicine.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Model Context Protocol 1|Model Context Protocol 1]] 
| <small>Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a protocol released on Nov. 25, 2024 by [[artificial intelligence]] company [[Anthropic]], for sharing information between applications and [[Large language model]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Suman Roy|Suman Roy]] 
| <small>Suman Roy is a Canadian non profit and business leader, community advocate, and policy developer known for his work in addressing systemic inequities in health, food security, and poverty reduction. With a career spanning private, public, and not-for-profit sectors, Roy has made contributions to social justice initiatives, particularly in Toronto and Scarborough, Ontario.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Automotive Cybersecurity|Automotive Cybersecurity]] 
| <small>Automotive cybersecurity refers to the protection of automotive systems, including software, hardware, communications, and data, from cyber threats. As modern vehicles become increasingly connected and autonomous, cybersecurity has emerged as a critical area for ensuring the safety, privacy, and reliability of automotive systems.</small> 
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| [[Draft:GLM|GLM]] 
| <small>GLM (also called ChatGLM or General Language Model) is a family of open-source bilingual [[Large language model|Large Language Models]] developed by [[Zhipu AI|Z.ai (Zhipu AI)]] and The Knowledge Engineering Group & Data Mining (THUDM) at [[Tsinghua University]]. In April 2025, the latest GLM model family, GLM-4-0414, achieved competitive performance on benchmarks with leading models such as OpenAI's [[GPT-4o]] and [[DeepSeek|DeepSeek's R1]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gradio|Gradio]] 
| <small>Gradio is an open-source [[Python (programming language)|Python]] open-source package designed to simplify the creation of visual user interfaces for [[Machine learning|mechine learning]] (ML) models, Python functions, or [[API|APIs]]. With Gradio, users can rapidly build interactive web-based demos without requiring any knowledge of JavaScript, CSS, or web hosting.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Wiggin Airways Flight 1046|Wiggin Airways Flight 1046]] 
| <small>Wiggins Airways Flight 1046 was a cargo flight operated by Wiggins Airways, utilizing a Beechcraft C99 Commuter aircraft registered as N53RP. On January 26, 2024, the flight departed from Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) in New Hampshire at approximately 7:10 a.m., en route to Presque Isle International Airport in Maine.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Fraud software|Fraud software]] 
| <small>Fraud detection software is a category of digital tools that help detect, analyze, and prevent fraudulent activities across financial, corporate, and research domains. These systems utilize statistical methods, machine learning, and behavioral models to identify irregularities that may indicate deception or manipulation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jonney Shih|Jonney Shih]] 
| <small>Jonney Shih ({{zh|c=施崇棠|p=Shī Chóngtáng}}; born 18 July 1952) is a Taiwanese business executive who served as [[Chairman (corporate)|Chairman]] of [[ASUS]] from 2008 to 2020, transforming the company from a motherboard manufacturer into a global consumer electronics brand.</small> 
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| [[Draft:BATTLE OF NAZARETH|BATTLE OF NAZARETH]] 
| <small>The Battle of Nazareth  In May 1271, |Edward Longshanks] led a surprise raid against the town of Nazareth, then held by a small Mamluk garrison estimated at 50–200 soldiers. His force of approximately 225–300 men launched a swift attack, reportedly killing around 100 Mamluk soldiers.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nagarjun Temple, Baitadi|Nagarjun Temple, Baitadi]] 
| <small>Nagarjun Temple (नगरजुन मन्दिर) is a Hindu temple located in the Baitadi District of [[Sudurpashchim Province]], Nepal. It lies approximately 20 kilometers southwest of the district headquarters, [[Dasharathchand]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Matt vs Japan|Matt vs Japan]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Dracula Reserve|Dracula Reserve]] 
| <small>Dracula Reserve is a private conservation area in northern Ecuador's Andes, near the Colombian border. It comprises three main blocks—Dracula alta, Dracula media, and Dracula baja—each separated by approximately 10 km and spanning elevations from 800 to 2,300 m.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Psychodynamic Cognitive Mindfulness-Based Hypnotherapy (PCMBH)|Psychodynamic Cognitive Mindfulness-Based Hypnotherapy (PCMBH)]] 
| <small>Psychodynamic Cognitive Mindfulness-Based Hypnotherapy (PCMBH) is an integrative psychotherapeutic approach that combines psychodynamic therapy, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and hypnotherapy. It aims to address both conscious and unconscious psychological processes to enhance self-awareness, emotional regulation, and behavioral change.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Itzseedc|Itzseedc]] 
| <small>ItzSeedC is a developer best known for creating Exodus, a userscript designed to assist with Edgenuity automation. With a focus on efficiency and functionality, ItzSeedC has developed a tool that integrates various automation features to streamline online coursework.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Slots|The Slots]] 
| <small>The Slots is a Czech indie rock band from Prague, active since 2001. Originally named Slot And Shade, the band performed under that name until 2006, when they officially rebranded to The Slots. As of 2025, the band is preparing its third studio album.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Moving Water|Moving Water]] 
| <small>Moving Water (German: Bewegtes Wasser) is an oil on canvas painting by the Austrian symbolist artist Gustav Klimt. Painted in 1898, it was later revised between 1899 and 1903. The artwork measures 52 cm × 65 cm and is part of a private collection. "Moving Water" is characterized by the depiction of flowing, intertwined feminine forms, classic of Klimt's earlier Symbolist period, and speaks to his fascination with aquatic motifs, movement, and the sensuality of the human form.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Perniclas Bedow|Perniclas Bedow]] 
| <small>Perniclas Bedow (born September 17, 1976) is a Swedish graphic designer and creative director, best known as the founder of the Stockholm-based design studio Bedow.</small> 
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| [[Draft:LlamaCon 2025|LlamaCon 2025]] 
| <small>Llama Guard 4 is a 12-billion-parameter, dense multimodal safety model capable of analyzing both text and image inputs. It is designed to detect and filter unsafe content in user prompts and model responses, supporting multiple languages including English, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and Thai.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Atlas LTA Advanced Technology|Atlas LTA Advanced Technology]] 
| <small>Atlas LTA Advanced Technology Ltd. is an Israeli aerospace company specializing in the design and production of lighter-than-air (LTA) vehicles, including airships, tethered aerostats, and high-altitude pseudo-satellites (HAPS). The company develops aerial platforms for applications such as surveillance, telecommunications, cargo transport, and environmental research.</small> 
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| [[Draft:BingoPlus|BingoPlus]] 
| <small>BingoPlus is an online entertainment platform headquartered in [[Taguig|Taguig City]], [[Philippines]]. It is operated by AB Leisure Exponent Inc. (ABLE), a subsidiary of DigiPlus Interactive Corporation (formerly known as Leisure & Resorts World Corporation or LRWC).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Metaverse Gaming League|Metaverse Gaming League]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Ibn al-Ḥawwās|Ibn al-Ḥawwās]] 
| <small>Alī ibn Niʿma (Ibn al-Ḥawwās ({{Langx|ar|ابن الحواس‎}}), or Belchamedus), according to the account of [[Goffredo Malaterra]], was a [[Berbers|Berber]] political figure in [[11th century]] [[Sicily]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Michiel Steur|Michiel Steur]] 
| <small>Michiel Steur (born 23 April 1995, in Gouda, Netherlands) is a Dutch media executive. As of October 2024, he serves as the Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) at [[I-D|''i-D'' Magazine]], a publication renowned for its focus on fashion and culture.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Potential Signs of Life in Venus' Atmosphere|Potential Signs of Life in Venus' Atmosphere]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Miguel S. Arévalo|Miguel S. Arévalo]] 
| <small>Miguel S. Arévalo (1850–1925) was a pioneering classical guitarist and educator who played a significant role in establishing the classical guitar tradition on the West Coast of the United States. Born in Madrid, Spain, Arévalo emigrated to the United States where he settled in California and became one of the foremost guitar teachers of his era.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Swami Adgadanand|Swami Adgadanand]] 
| <small>Swami Adgadanand Ji Maharaj (born 1933) is an Indian spiritual teacher and author. He is the author of "Yatharth Geeta," a commentary on the Bhagavad Gita that provides an interpretive perspective on the Gita's teachings.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Najd Revolution|Najd Revolution]] 
| <small>Najd Revolution ({{langx|ar|ثورة نجد|Thawrat Najd|Revolution of Najd}}), also known as the Revolution of Najd,{{Cn|date=May 2025}} was a series of armed conflicts and uprisings that occurred in [[Najd]] following the [[Wahhabi War|collapse]] of the [[First Saudi State|Emirate of Diriyah]] after its defeat by [[Ottoman Egypt|Egyptian-Ottoman forces]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lactation Connection|Lactation Connection]] 
| <small>Lactation Connection is a Texas-based breastfeeding supply retailer specializing in breast pumps, nursing accessories, and lactation support tools. Founded in 1993 as a local brick-and-mortar business, the company became one of the early adopters of e-commerce in the breastfeeding retail sector when it launched its website in 1999.</small> 
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| [[Draft:SDG Group|SDG Group]] 
| <small>SDG Group is an international consulting firm specializing in data management, analytics, and artificial intelligence. SDG Group's headquarters are in Italy, currently operates globally, and is a division of Alten Group, a multinational engineering and technology consultancy listed on Euronext Paris.</small> 
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| [[Draft:GitClear|GitClear]] 
| <small>GitClear is a developer analytics platform and code review tool that measures software engineering activity using its [https://www.gitclear.com/help/technical/diff_delta_calculation proprietary Diff Delta algorithm] and 50+ common code metrics. GitClear gained industry attention for its research on the impact of AI-assisted coding on code quality, which has been cited by TechCrunch, GeekWire and others.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Slang: Rohingya Narrative|Slang: Rohingya Narrative]] 
| <small>''Slang: Rohingya Narrative'' (2023) is a Bangladeshi short documentary film directed by Jubayer Ahmed. The film explores the evolution of the term "Rohingya" into a slang word within urban Bangladesh, highlighting issues of displacement, social stigma, and linguistic marginalization.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr. Dhyaa Kafagy|Dr. Dhyaa Kafagy]] 
| <small>🧑‍🔬 Dr. Dhyaa Kafagy</small> 
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| [[Draft:Edouard de LUZE|Edouard de LUZE]] 
| <small>Édouard de Luze is a French filmmaker, producer, and visual storyteller known for his artistic documentary work and immersive narratives that often explore creative identity and urban culture. He is the co-director of the 2023 film ''[[24 Hour Sunset]]'', a 16 mm-shot portrait of the Los Angeles art scene, distributed internationally via [[Apple TV (service)|Apple TV]] and [[Canal+]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mello Buckzz|Mello Buckzz]] 
| <small>Melanie Doyle (born in Chicago, Illinois), professionally known as Mello Buckzz, is an American rapper from Chicago. She became known in the Midwest hip hop scene with her songs "Boom (Mouskatool)" and "Boom Pt. 2".</small> 
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| [[Draft:IndustryBuying|IndustryBuying]] 
| <small>Industrybuying is an Indian business-to-business (B2B) [[e-commerce]] platform catering to the industrial and business supply needs of enterprises across the country. Founded in 2013 by siblings Swati Gupta and Rahul Gupta, the company has emerged as a reliable source for bulk [[procurement]] of industrial tools and equipment.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Chen ChongZheng (writer)|Chen ChongZheng (writer)]] 
| <small>Chen Chongzheng: A Prominent Chinese Author</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Teya Principle|The Teya Principle]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Musapur Closure Dam|Musapur Closure Dam]] 
| <small>Musapur Closure ({{langx|bn|মুছাপুর ক্লোজার}}) is a river control structure located in the Musapur Union of [[Companiganj Upazila, Noakhali|Companiganj Upazila]], [[Noakhali District]], Bangladesh. Constructed at the estuary of the Choto Feni River, the closure was built primarily for river erosion control, flood management, and water regulation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Eyad Gomaa|Eyad Gomaa]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Contextual AI|Contextual AI]] 
| <small>Contextual AI is an [[enterprise software]] company based in Mountain View, California. It develops a platform for building specialized [[Retrieval-augmented generation|Retrieval-Augmented Generation]] (RAG) agents for enterprise use. The company was founded in 2023 by Douwe Kiela and Amanpreet Singh, both former AI researchers at [[Meta AI|Facebook AI Research]] (FAIR) and [[Hugging Face]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Salma Okonkwo|Salma Okonkwo]] 
| <small>Salma Okonkwo is a Ghanaian entrepreneur, energy executive, and business strategist. She is the founder and chair of [[UBI Group]], a petroleum trading and infrastructure company, and the founder of [[Blue Power Energy]], a renewable energy company developing large-scale solar projects across West Africa.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Veronica Vitale|Veronica Vitale]] 
| <small>Veronica Vitale  is a composer, music producer, and recording artist of Italian-American heritage.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Proximal Transnationalism|Proximal Transnationalism]] 
| <small>Proximal transnationalism is an area of study part of the field of [[transnationalism]], a research area that gained prominence in the 1990s through the work of Nina Glick Schiller, Linda Basch, and Cristina Blanc-Szanton. While transnationalism broadly examines [[migrants]]' cross-border connections, often over long distances, grounded on the fields of [[sociology]] and [[anthropology]], proximal transnationalism focuses on transnational practices and identities spanning border regions.Proximal ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mari Aldrich|Mari Aldrich]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Detachable balloon|Detachable balloon]] 
| <small>Detachable balloon refers to a type of inflatable catheter tip used in endovascular embolization procedures, allowing controlled occlusion of blood vessels—primarily used historically for the treatment of cerebral aneurysms and carotid‑cavernous fistulas.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Frank Caven|Frank Caven]] 
| <small>Frank Hartford Caven (January 20, 1920 – May 14, 1988) was an American entrepreneur known for establishing a significant network of [[LGBT bar]]s in [[Dallas]], [[Texas]], primarily through his company, [[Caven Enterprises]]. From the 1970s until his death, Caven's ventures, particularly those concentrated at the intersection of Cedar Springs Road and Throckmorton Street (known as "The Crossroads"), were central to the development of the [[Oak Lawn, Dallas|Oak Lawn]] neighborhood as the city's primary [[gay village|"gayborhood"]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Preconstruction Manager|Preconstruction Manager]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Projekt: Visual Art and Design Magazine|Projekt: Visual Art and Design Magazine]] 
| <small>Projekt was a visual art and design journal, which was published in Poland between 1956 and 1997. In total, it had 207 issues, with a maximum of six appearing yearly. It was founded by the Polish architect, Jerzy Hryniewiecki. Several names of important Polish artists are connected to Projekt, including Józef Mroszczak,Tadeusz Kantor, Roman Cieślewicz and Magdalena Abakanowicz.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Penny Nakatsu|Penny Nakatsu]] 
| <small>Penny Nakatsu (born in 1949) was a member of the 1968 [[San Francisco State University]] (SFSU) BSU-TWLF strike as well as a co-founder of SFSU's chapter of the [[Asian American Political Alliance]] (AAPA).</small> 
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| [[Draft:K.Keed|K.Keed]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Slaughtermatic|Slaughtermatic]] 
| <small>''Slaughtermatic'' is a 1997 cyberpunk novel by British author [[Steve Aylett]]. Set in the dystopian and absurdist city of Beerlight, the novel follows Dante Cubit, a charismatic antihero who fakes his own death to carry out a high-concept robbery. Blending noir aesthetics, postmodern satire, and science fiction tropes, the novel is noted for its fragmented narrative structure and exaggerated, surreal prose style.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Multichannel Selling|Multichannel Selling]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Draganov (musician)|Draganov (musician)]] 
| <small>Draganov, whose real name is Adnan Mahyou, is a [[Moroccans|Moroccan]] [[rapper]] and [[Radio producer|producer]] from [[Oujda]], [[Morocco]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nico Cappelluti|Nico Cappelluti]] 
| <small>Nico Cappelluti (born June 25, 1979, in Rimini, Italy) is an Italian-American astrophysicist, professor, and entrepreneur. He is an Associate Professor of Physics at the University of Miami, known for his research on the cosmic X-ray background, active galactic nuclei (AGN), and the large-scale structure of the universe.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Uma Shankar Prasad|Uma Shankar Prasad]] 
| <small>Dr. Uma Shankar Prasad ({{langx|ne|डा.उमा शंकर प्रसाद}}) is a Nepali economist and academic. He is an Associate Professor at the Central Department of Economics, [[Tribhuvan University]]. Prasad has served in various public roles, including as a member of the [[National Planning Commission of Nepal]] and Chairperson of the [[Health Insurance Board]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ninglashaini Temple, Baitadi|Ninglashaini Temple, Baitadi]] 
| <small>Ninglashaini Temple (Nepali: निग्लाशैनी मन्दिर) is one of the most revered temples in Nepal’s Sudurpashchim Province, located in Dehimandu of [[Dasharathchand|Dashrathchand]] Municipality–2 in [[Baitadi District|Baitadi]] District. Dedicated to Goddess Bhagwati (a fierce form of [[Durga]]), this temple is not only a center of deep religious faith but also a major destination for cultural tourism in the far-western region of Nepal.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Syndrome of Multiple Bodies|The Syndrome of Multiple Bodies]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Barauni - Mokama Six Lane Ganga Bridge|Barauni - Mokama Six Lane Ganga Bridge]] 
| <small>[[Barauni - Mokama Six Lane Ganga Bridge]] [[Barauni - Mokama Six h Lane Ganga Bridge]]</small> 
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| [[Draft:Summer Lounge Sarajevo|Summer Lounge Sarajevo]] 
| <small>Summer Lounge Sarajevo, officially known as Heineken Summer Lounge, is a seasonal open-air nightlife venue located on the [[Skenderija]] Plateau in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Established in 2009, it operates annually throughout the summer months, typically from late June to late August.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Chef Jason Dady|Chef Jason Dady]] 
| <small>Jason Dady is an American chef, restaurateur, and entrepreneur. He is known for his appearances on television cooking shows, including “BBQ Brawl,” "Iron Chef Gauntlet," and "Beat Bobby Flay" on Food Network. He's also the founder of [https://jasondady.com Chef Jason Dady Restaurants] in San Antonio, Texas.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shaikh Qari Ahmed Bin Yusuf Azhari|Shaikh Qari Ahmed Bin Yusuf Azhari]] 
| <small>Shaikh Qari Ahmed Bin Yusuf Azhari ({{lang|bn|আহমাদ বিন ইউসুফ}}; born 23 March 1985) is a Bangladeshi Qur'an reciter, Islamic scholar, educator, and author. He has participated in international Quran recitation events and served as a judge in global competitions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Slave Island (2025)|Slave Island (2025)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Shride|Shride]] 
| <small>Shride is a Nigerian-based transportation and delivery company founded in 2024 by [[Peacemark Hammed]]. The company provides on-demand mobility and logistics services, primarily through a bike and trike hailing model, and has expanded into food delivery through a service known as ShrideEats.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Random-key optimizers|Random-key optimizers]] 
| <small>The Random-key optimizer (RKO) is a metaheuristic optimization algorithm that employs a continuous random-key representation to encode solutions. It is designed to solve combinatorial and continuous optimization problems by leveraging evolutionary and trajectory algorithm principles.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Royal Welsh Order of True Dragon Bearers (RWOTDB)|The Royal Welsh Order of True Dragon Bearers (RWOTDB)]] 
| <small>🛡️ The Royal Welsh Order of True Dragon Bearers (RWOTDB)</small> 
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| [[Draft:United Digital Republic Of Elwandore|United Digital Republic Of Elwandore]] 
| <small>United Digital Republic of Elwandore is a ''virtual Micronation'' that <u>''exists on the internet''</u>. Elwandore is not a fiction rather, it is a community , cult or A micronation formed on May 12, 2025. Elwandore has its own constitution, flag, religious philosophy, logo, symbol, and online presence.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Anglo-Chakma Wars|Anglo-Chakma Wars]] 
| <small>The Anglo-Chakma Wars were a sequence of significant military conflict between British colonial forces and the indigenous [[Chakma people|Chakma]] community in the [[Chittagong Hill Tracts]] during the [[Company rule in India |early period of British rule in India]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Slitted764 (Online terrorist extremist)|Slitted764 (Online terrorist extremist)]] 
| <small>Slitted764 is an online pseudonym reportedly linked to the [[764 (online network)|764 network]], a loosely organized online group associated with extremist internet subcultures. The alias gained attention in early 2025 following claims on social media regarding the user's arrest, though as of mid-2025, no official law enforcement confirmation has been provided.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Artificial Intelligence in Chess|Artificial Intelligence in Chess]] 
| <small>[[Artificial intelligence]] (AI) in [[Chess|chess]] refers to the use of computer programs for analyzing, playing, and training in the game of chess.  AI influences playing methods, training processes, fair play measures, and the interaction between humans and machines.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ahmed Al-Radaan|Ahmed Al-Radaan]] 
| <small>Ahmed Al-Radaan (Arabic: أحمد الردعان) is a Kuwaiti [[poet]] and [[writer]] known for his contributions to Nabati poetry. He gained recognition through his poetic performances, published works, and social media presence. Al-Radaan is considered one of the emerging voices in the contemporary Gulf literary scene.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Liam Christian Ferreira|Liam Christian Ferreira]] 
| <small>Liam Christian Ferreira (born 15 April 1994) is a British entrepreneur, former professional yacht skipper, and noble titleholder in the [[micronation]] of [[Westarctica]]. He is the founder of the agritech venture Grow Aero, the media company Crimson Lynx Media, and the water equity initiative WaterTribe.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Configa|Configa]] 
| <small>Configa (born Andrew Laidlaw) is a British hip hop record producer, sociologist, and label founder from Gateshead, England. He is known for his sample-driven boom bap production style and for collaborations with high-profile artists across the US and UK hip hop scenes including [[Arrested Development (group)|Arrested Development]], [[Chuck D]], [[Big Daddy Kane]], [[Masta Ace]], [[Chino XL]], and [[PE 2.0|Jahi]]..</small> 
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| [[Draft:Salfeld Child Control|Salfeld Child Control]] 
| <small>Salfeld Child Control is parental control software for Windows and Android. The software has existed since the early 2000s, with an initial version for Windows 9x. It has been available for Android devices since 2015. The software is designed to help parents manage their children's screen time and filter content on digital devices.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nasr Mahrous|Nasr Mahrous]] 
| <small>Nasr Mahrous (born January 7, 1969) is an Egyptian music producer, lyricist, and music video director, but he is best known as a Star Maker. Owner of [[FreeMusic Art Production]], an independent label that produced numerous commercially successful Arabic pop albums since the 1990s.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Brazzoduro Family|Brazzoduro Family]] 
| <small>The Brazzoduro Family: A Historical Overview <br></small> 
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| [[Draft:Abu al-Rub Clan|Abu al-Rub Clan]] 
| <small>Abu al-Rub (Arabic: أبو الرب) is a prominent Palestinian clan primarily based in the town of [[Qabatiya]] in the [[Jenin Governorate]] of the northern [[West Bank]]. The family is traditionally recognized as part of the [[Ashraf]], a class of families claiming descent from the Prophet Muhammad.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Environmental Impact on the Russo-Ukraininan War on the Black Sea|The Environmental Impact on the Russo-Ukraininan War on the Black Sea]] 
| <small>Since the [[Russian invasion of Ukraine|2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine]], there has been severe environmental impact on the [[Black Sea]]. This impact has been characterized by extensive [[Pollution|pollution,]] loss of marine [[biodiversity]] and direct life, [[Habitat destruction|habitat degradation]], and ecological disruptions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Joze (singer and actress)|Joze (singer and actress)]] 
| <small>Joze (stylized in all caps), born Josephinne Zelaya, is a Latin pop singer, songwriter, and actress. She gained public attention with the release of her single, "Me Llamas", in 2025, produced by Latin Grammy-affiliated producer [https://genius.com/artists/Jhon-paul-el-increible Jhon Paul “El Increíble]”.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Csint.pro|Csint.pro]] 
| <small>csint.pro is a cybersecurity intelligence (CSINT) platform that provides access to breach data and digital intelligence tools. The platform is operated by an individual using the pseudonym "Hyper".</small> 
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| [[Draft:Karl Dawson|Karl Dawson]] 
| <small>Karl Dawson (born 26 January 1989), better known by his stage name Dame Stuffy, is an Irish radio presenter, actor, and drag performer. As Dame Stuffy, he is regarded as the "Queen of Ballymun" and is celebrated for live singing cabaret, comedy, and audience interaction.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Syed Shahzaib Shah|Syed Shahzaib Shah]] 
| <small>Syed Shahzaib Shah (born August 1, 2000) is a [[Pakistanis|Pakistani]] [[ethical hacker]], [[cybersecurity]] researcher, and entrepreneur. He is known for identifying [[Vulnerability database|vulnerabilities]] in major global [[Technology|tech]] systems and government websites. He is the [[Founder CEO|founder]] and [[Chief executive officer|CEO]] of **SS Support Network**, a company providing virtual support, dispatching, and cybersecurity advisory services.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ozonized Glycerin|Ozonized Glycerin]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Ha Jung-woo (computer scientist)|Ha Jung-woo (computer scientist)]] 
| <small>Ha Jung-woo ({{Korean|hangul=하정우}}; born 1977) is a South Korean computer scientist. He was born in 1977 in Busan, South Korea. He studied engineering and [[computer science]] at [[Seoul National University]]. He later joined [[Naver]], where he served as the Head of the AI Innovation Center.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sailam village|Sailam village]] 
| <small>Sailam is a village in the Aibawk Block of [[Aizawl District]], [[Mizoram]], [[India]]. Located approximately 48&nbsp;km from the sub-district headquarters of Aibawk and 74&nbsp;km from the district headquarters of Aizawl, Sailam is a small, predominantly Mizo-speaking community situated in the [[Lushai Hills]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:LearnUpon|LearnUpon]] 
| <small>LearnUpon is a private software company that develops and markets a [[learning management system]] (LMS) for corporate training. Founded in 2012 in [[Dublin]], [[Ireland]], the company provides e-learning tools to mid-sized and enterprise organizations, supporting employee, customer, and member training.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Zutt colonization of Khuzestan|Zutt colonization of Khuzestan]] 
| <small>The Zutt colonization of Khuzestan refers to the historical migration, settlement, and integration of the Zutt (Arabic: ''Zuṭṭ''), a group of Muslim origin from the region of modern-day Pakistan, particularly Sindh, into the region of [[Khuzestan Province|Khuzestan]] in southwestern Iran and later in [[Bahrain]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Veendum Bhagavante Maranam|Veendum Bhagavante Maranam]] 
| <small>Veendum Bhagavante Maranam is a Malayalam-language stage play based on the short story of the same name by writer [[K. R. Meera]]. The play runs for approximately 100 minutes and explores the challenges faced by a theatre group attempting to adapt Meera’s story for the stage.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Van Mai|Van Mai]] 
| <small>Van Mai (also credited as V. Mai) is a Vietnamese-American video game developer known for her work as the lead programmer of ''[[Wabbit (video game)|Wabbit]]'' (1982), one of the first video games to feature a female protagonist. She was one of the few women involved in video game development during the early 1980s and played a pioneering role in the industry.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Naveen Tewari|Naveen Tewari]] 
| <small>‘’‘Naveen Tewari’’’ is an Indian entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of the InMobi Group, a global mobile advertising and consumer technology company. He is best known for building India’s first unicorn, InMobi, in 2011, and for launching Glance, a lock screen content platform that became a unicorn in 2020.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Thalfavang Kut|Thalfavang Kut]] 
| <small>Thalfavang Kut is a major pre-harvest festival celebrated by the [[Mizo people]] of [[Mizoram]], India, typically in the month of November. The festival marks the completion of ''thalfavang''—the process of weeding the fields in preparation for the harvest—and is a time for communities to come together in gratitude and celebration.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gus Defelice|Gus Defelice]] 
| <small>Gus Defelice (born July 22, 1981) is an Italian progressive metal guitarist, composer, producer, and guitar instructor based in London. Known for his cinematic storytelling and emotionally charged compositions, Defelice is a modern progressive who blends technical proficiency with introspective themes .</small> 
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| [[Draft:Loue Manuel|Loue Manuel]] 
| <small>Loue Manuel is a Filipina entrepreneur, real estate broker, and author. She is the founder of [[Cebu Grand Realty]] and [[Manila Grand Realty]], companies engaged in high-value residential and commercial real estate marketing in the Philippines. She also serves as Chief Operating Officer of MegaMart International, a company involved in the import and export of beverages such as gin, wine, and mineral water.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Adam Murphy|Adam Murphy]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Musisi Skirt|Musisi Skirt]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:SPOOK (Artist)|SPOOK (Artist)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Hayes Williams|Hayes Williams]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Malibu Crush (film)|Malibu Crush (film)]] 
| <small>Malibu Crush is a 2022 Australian-American comedy film directed by James Pratt. It stars James Pratt, [[Brittany Hockley]], Bella Valentini, Billy White, and Daniel Musial,</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rafaela Covas|Rafaela Covas]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Eloise Sweetman|Eloise Sweetman]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:PAX Training|PAX Training]] 
| <small>PAX Training is a membership-based training company that provides services to the passenger ground transportation industry. Established in 2015, PAX offers a range of courses and certifications to help companies improve their safety and customer service for drivers and office staff.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Igbo Traditional Clothing|Igbo Traditional Clothing]] 
| <small>Igbo clothing refers to the traditional attire of the [[Igbo people]] . The clothing reflects identity, age, gender, status, and spiritual roles. Both men and women wear distinct garments and accessories made from traditional fabrics like [[Akwete cloth]], often complemented by symbolic decorations and regalia during festivals, rituals, and formal events.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Microsoft Layoffs|Microsoft Layoffs]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:IazY|IazY]] 
| <small>iazY (stylized as *iazY*) is an American singer, songwriter, and independent recording artist based in California. She is known for blending elements of pop, punk rock, R&B, and hip hop in her music. Her debut project, *Za*, was released in 2022 under her own label, iazY Music Ent.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Haakon's campaigns in Denmark and Götaland|Haakon's campaigns in Denmark and Götaland]] 
| <small>Haakon's campaigns in Denmark and Götaland ca. 954-955. [[Haakon the Good]] would wage a series of battles in [[Denmark]], [[Scania]], and [[Götaland]] (Southern Sweden).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alonso Grandio|Alonso Grandio]] 
| <small>Alonso Grandio is a Mexican actor and producer based in South Africa. With a career that spans film, television, theater, and international co-productions, he is best known for starring in and producing the upcoming horror-comedy feature film, ''Bloody Proposal''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:13th Army Group (People's Volunteer Army)|13th Army Group (People's Volunteer Army)]] 
| <small>The 13th Army Group (Chinese: 第13兵团; pinyin: ''Dì Shísān Bīngtuán'') was a principal formation of the [[People's Volunteer Army]] (PVA) during the early stages of the [[Korean War]]. It served as the initial spearhead of the PVA's intervention in October 1950, playing a decisive role in the [[First Phase Offensive (Korean War)|First Phase Offensive]] and subsequent campaigns that reversed the [[United Nations Command|United Nations Command's]] advance into North Korea.</small> 
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| [[Draft:CBS NorthStar|CBS NorthStar]] 
| <small>CBS NorthStar is a U.S.-based provider of point-of-sale (POS) and operations software for the hospitality industry. The company was founded in 1994 by Art Julian and is headquartered in Irvine, California, with an additional office in Dallas, Texas.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Applied Pharmaceutical Innovation|Applied Pharmaceutical Innovation]] 
| <small>Applied Pharmaceutical Innovation (API) is a Canadian not‑for‑profit organisation that provides contract development and manufacturing services and translational support for drug development. Headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, it leads the C$200‑million Canadian Critical Drug Initiative (CCDI) and is building the Critical Medicines Production Centre (CMPC), an aseptic fill‑finish plant variously described as {{convert|40,000|sqft|m2|-2}} in federal project documentation and more than {{convert| ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Baden Constitution of 1818|Baden Constitution of 1818]] 
| <small>On August 22, 1818, [[Charles, Grand Duke of Baden | Grand Duke Karl Ludwig of Baden]] signed the Constitution of [[Baden]] into law, establishing one of the most progressive [[constitutions]] of its time. The document granted citizens fundamental rights, including [[habeas corpus]], freedom of property and religion, equality before the law, and the abolition of feudal structures.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sammy Blaze|Sammy Blaze]] 
| <small>Sammy Blaze (born 17 August 1995) is an Indian musician, guitarist, and music producer from Kochi, Kerala. Best known for his instrumental psychedelic pop/rock work, he is the creator of ''Space Cat Radio'', an EP released in June 2025 that showcases his flair for genre-bending sonic exploration.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hafeez akhtar randhawa|Hafeez akhtar randhawa]] 
| <small>Hafeez Akhtar Randhawa is a retired Pakistani official who held several important administrative positions, with his most notable role being the Chief Secretary of Punjab..</small> 
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| [[Draft:Liu ruowang|Liu ruowang]] 
| <small>Liu Ruowang (born 1977) is a Chinese contemporary sculptor, recognized for large-scale installations exploring subjects such as humanity, nature, and the interplay between civilization and ecology.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Coherent governance|Coherent governance]] 
| <small>Coherent governance is a system for organizational governance.  The model is designed to delineate the roles and responsibilities between a governing board and its executive leadership, particularly within public institutions such as school districts and nonprofit organizations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sarah Aboerjaib|Sarah Aboerjaib]] 
| <small>Aboerjaib holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Kuwait University, completed in 2016. In 2024, she earned a Master of Business Administration from the Maastricht School of Management in the Netherlands.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Auto Erotic Assimilation|Auto Erotic Assimilation]] 
| <small>Auto Erotic Assimilation is the third episode of the second season of the adult animated television series ''[[Rick and Morty]]''.  It originally aired on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim on August 9, 2015.  In this episode, Rick and Morty respond to a distress beacon and reunite with Unity, a hive-mind entity and Rick’s former lover, while Beth and Jerry contend with a captive alien in their garage.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vishwash Bhusal|Vishwash Bhusal]] 
| <small>Vishwash Bhusal</small> 
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| [[Draft:Buesing Continental K-9|Buesing Continental K-9]] 
| <small>John Robert Buesing (September 30, 1924 – November 16, 1999), known as Robert or Bob, was an American [[World War II]] veteran, law enforcement professional, and pioneering canine trainer recognized for his contributions to bomb detection and narcotic-sniffing dog programs.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Balcha Reba|Balcha Reba]] 
| <small>Balcha Reba ([[Amharic]]: ባልቻ ረባ) was appointed as the Director General of the  [[Ethiopian Telecommunication Agency|Ethiopian Communication Authority (ECA)]].[https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q135093604] by the Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed  in September 2019. Balcha Reba leads the regulator responsible for licensing and overseeing telecom, postal and broadcasting services in Ethiopia.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mareo Rodriguez|Mareo Rodriguez]] 
| <small>Mareo Rodriguez (born 1981, Mexico City, Mexico) is a Mexican‑Colombian multidisciplinary artist based in [[Barcelona]], [[Spain]]. His work explores spirituality, nature, time, and transformation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Palace of Justice, Chernivtsi|Palace of Justice, Chernivtsi]] 
| <small>Palace of Justice is a historic government building located in [[Chernivtsi]], [[Ukraine]]. Built in the early 20th century during the Austro-Hungarian era, it is an important example of eclectic architecture combining Baroque and Renaissance elements.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mark Liddiard|Mark Liddiard]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Himalayan Institute Of Alternatives, Ladakh (HIAL)|Himalayan Institute Of Alternatives, Ladakh (HIAL)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Gwallek Kedar Dham, Baitadi|Gwallek Kedar Dham, Baitadi]] 
| <small>The Far Western Province of Nepal, part of the ancient Manaskhand region, is believed to be a sacred land of [[Lord Shiva]]. According to local folklore and ancient scriptures, Shiva is regarded as the creator, sustainer, and destroyer of this land.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dropify|Dropify]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Tristan Dior|Tristan Dior]] 
| <small>Tristan Dior (born Tristan-Xavier Girard) is a Canadian underground rapper, songwriter, producer, and DJ. Known for his prolific mixtape output and collaborations with artists affiliated with Trippie Redd’s 1400 collective, Dior has been active since 2023 and has built a following in the online underground hip hop scene.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hyun Sim|Hyun Sim]] 
| <small>Hyun Sim, or Ken(Kenneth) Sim (born January 12, 2002) is a [[Entrepreneurship|Entrepreneur]] and [[Cloud engineering|Cloud Security Engineer]]. He served as a [[Bing (rank)|Staff Sergeant]] in the [[Republic of Korea Air Force]]. Sim is the ''Founder'' and ''CEO'' of 0x0 and currently works at a Korean IT company. He is also pursuing an undergraduate degree in [[Computer science|Computer Science]] and [[Pre-law|pre-Law]] at [[Calvin University]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Surfing and Ocean Pollution|Surfing and Ocean Pollution]] 
| <small>Surfing is a widely practiced water sport enjoyed by millions around the world. However, surfers are increasingly facing health risks associated with surfing in polluted oceans. Ocean pollution, which includes plastic debris, industrial waste, untreated sewage, and agricultural runoff, poses significant challenges to both human health and the marine environment.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Neurodisruptors|Neurodisruptors]] 
| <small>Neurodisruptors is a community and advocacy group founded in 2024 by Sven Mulfinger and Vincent Azé{{void|1=}} focused on empowering neurodivergent individuals, particularly entrepreneurs and leaders. They aim to change the narrative surrounding neurodiversity, highlighting its strengths and potential rather than viewing it as a limitation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:May Contain Nuts|May Contain Nuts]] 
| <small>May Contain Nuts are a [[Welsh people|Welsh]] Punk band formed in [[Whitchurch, Cardiff|Whitchurch]], Cardiff in 2002. The band consists of Sam Holland (Lead Vocals), [[Rick Shaple|Ryan Jones]] (Bass), Adam Williams (Guitar), Sam Williams (Guitar), and Huw Jones (Drums).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jeeves (company)|Jeeves (company)]] 
| <small>Jeeves Inc. is a global financial technology company that provides corporate charge cards and cash management solutions tailored for international businesses and startups.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Differentiable Imaging|Differentiable Imaging]] 
| <small>Differentiable imaging is a transformative paradigm in computational imaging. It integrates physical system modeling with computational optimization, enabling end-to-end optimization of integrated optical - computational systems.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The ValueCare Group|The ValueCare Group]] 
| <small>The ValueCare Group is a [[British company]] established in 2024, specializing in the development of [[health technology]] and the application of life sciences.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Youssef A. Kousa|Youssef A. Kousa]] 
| <small>Youssef A. Kousa (born 1982) is an Egyptian–American physician–scientist specializing in neonatal neurology and prenatal neurovirology. He is known for leading major international research consortia investigating the impact of prenatal viral infections—particularly Zika—on fetal brain development and neuro-developmental outcomes.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Damithri Goonesekera|Damithri Goonesekera]] 
| <small>Dr. Damithri T. Goonesekera is a Sri Lankan consultant ophthalmologist serving in the government health sector. She hails from a distinguished family with deep roots in Sri Lanka's medical and political history.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mphatheleni Makaulule|Mphatheleni Makaulule]] 
| <small>Makhadzi Mphatheleni Makaulule, commonly known as Mphathe, is a South African activist, academic, and Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) custodian from the VhaVenda nation in the Limpopo Province. Renowned for her environmental and cultural advocacy, she has played a pivotal role in the protection of sacred natural sites and the revitalization of traditional ecological knowledge in Southern Africa.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Smart Tales|Smart Tales]] 
| <small>Smart Tales is an educational mobile application developed by Marshmallow Games, aimed at children aged 3 to 11. It introduces key concepts in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM), alongside early literacy and creativity, through a combination of animated stories and educational mini-games.</small> 
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| [[Draft:HR Bible|HR Bible]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Mohammad Ali Nasiri|Mohammad Ali Nasiri]] 
| <small>Mohammad Ali Nasiri is an Iranian nanoscientist and postdoctoral researcher based in Spain. He is known for his research on thermoelectric materials, nanostructured devices, and sustainable energy technologies. In 2024, Nasiri led a project at the University of Valencia that developed a method to convert wood waste into electricity using hybrid thermoelectric sensors.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ansuman Satpathy|Ansuman Satpathy]] 
| <small>Ansuman Satpathy (born c. 1983) is an American-Indian physician-scientist, immunologist, bioengineer, and venture capitalist. He is an Associate Professor of Pathology at [[Stanford University School of Medicine]], where he directs the [[Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy]] and Center for Immunotherapy Design.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Melauli Bhagwati Mandir, Baitadi|Melauli Bhagwati Mandir, Baitadi]] 
| <small>Melauli Bhagwati Mandir (मेलौली भगवती मन्दिर) is a historic and culturally significant Hindu temple located in the scenic Duwachaur area of [[Melauli|Melauli Municipality]] in the [[Baitadi District]] of [[Sudurpashchim Province|Sudurpaschim Province]], [[Nepal]]. It is dedicated to Goddess [[Bhagwati]], a fierce form of [[Shakti]] and is considered one of the important Shaktipeeths of the region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:NanoOne|NanoOne]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Muhammad Sabeer Satti (Advocate)|Muhammad Sabeer Satti (Advocate)]] 
| <small>Sabeer Satti (1936 - 1924) was a Pakistani author, historian, anthropologist, retired teacher, and advocate from Kotli Sattian, Murree District, Punjab.  He held multiple master's degrees in various disciplines from prominent Pakistani universities.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Winterkeep|Winterkeep]] 
| <small>''Winterkeep'' is a [[Young adult literature|young adult]] [[Fantasy literature|fantasy novel]] by American author [[Kristin Cashore]], published on January 19, 2021, by Dial Books, an imprint of [[Penguin Random House]]. It is the fourth installment in the ''[[Graceling Realm]]'' series, following ''[[Graceling]]'' (2008), ''[[Fire (novel)|Fire]]'' (2009), and ''[[Bitterblue (novel)|Bitterblue]]'' (2012).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sravanthi Basa|Sravanthi Basa]] 
| <small>Sravanthi Basa is a first Telugu female stand-up comedian from Hyderabad, Telangana, known for her observational and dark comedy style that draws from personal experiences and social commentary. She gained recognition for her stand-up special ''A' Certificate, Naruni Naari & Asylum'' which explores themes of life, loss, and resilience with raw humour.</small> 
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| [[Draft:James Broughton|James Broughton]] 
| <small>James Broughton (born 26 November 1986) is a British singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and environmental advocate. Known for blending soulful folk and pop with ecological themes, he gained recognition for his pioneering 2003 European tour powered by recycled vegetable oil, and his charity single "I Say Save Orangutans."</small> 
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| [[Draft:Traffic Signal Control|Traffic Signal Control]] 
| <small>Traffic signal control refers to the use of traffic lights and optimization algorithms to manage vehicle and pedestrian flow at intersections, aiming to reduce congestion, improve safety, and enhance fuel efficiency. Modern approaches leverage computational methods such as [[reinforcement learning]] (RL), [[genetic programming]] (GP), and [[multi-agent system]]s, with recent advancements focusing on explainability and urban network scalability..</small> 
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| [[Draft:Leelai Demoz|Leelai Demoz]] 
| <small>Leelai Demoz is a producer and theater artist. He is an Academy Award-nominated producer whose work spans film, television, and theater.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rags 2 Richmond (2024 Digital Series)|Rags 2 Richmond (2024 Digital Series)]] 
| <small>Rags 2 Richmond is a digital short-form series set in [[Richmond, British Columbia]], Canada. An ode to early 2000s hip-hop, R&B and Asian pop culture, Rags 2 Richmond tells a story of friendship, ambition, the hunt for fame and what goes on behind-the-scenes of an entertainment industry looking to cash in on young talent.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Artificial intelligence in Omaha|Artificial intelligence in Omaha]] 
| <small>Artificial intelligence in Omaha refers to the rapid development and integration of AI-driven innovation, education, and industry in [[Omaha, Nebraska]]. Fueled by public-private partnerships, academic programs, and local infrastructure investments, Omaha has emerged as a regional AI hub in the Midwest United States.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sabarna (name)|Sabarna (name)]] 
| <small>Sabarna is a feminine given name originally used in Nepal, where it is traditionally interpreted to mean ''daughter of the ocean.'' The name is poetic in nature and follows naming patterns common in Nepali and South Asian cultures, where symbolic meanings are embedded in name structures.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Muscle confusion|Muscle confusion]] 
| <small>Muscle confusion is a fitness strategy that advocates frequently changing exercise routines, variables, or modalities to prevent physiological adaptation and promote continuous muscular development. The concept, popularized by bodybuilding pioneer [[Joe Weider]] and later integrated into commercial programs like [[P90X]], posits that varying workouts "confuses" muscles by introducing novel stimuli, thereby avoiding plateaus in strength or hypertrophy.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nutan Jacques Piraprez|Nutan Jacques Piraprez]] 
| <small>Jacques Nutan Piraprez (born 1948) is a Belgian-born Irish photographer, painter, and writer, known for his work documenting Irish life, culture, and traditional music.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Slop Chart|Slop Chart]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Writing to learn|Writing to learn]] 
| <small>Writing to Learn (WTL) is an educational approach that dates back to [[educational research]] starting in the 1970's which uses [[writing]] as a way for [[Student|students]] to critically think about the content which they are learning. Unlike formal writing assignments that focus on [[Grading in education|grading]] and evaluating a student's writing skill, WTL serves to help students process and truly understand what they are learning.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Defending of Erbil (2017)|Defending of Erbil (2017)]] 
| <small>The Defense of [[Erbil]] in 2017 (Kurdish: بەرگریی [[هەولێر]] ٢٠١٧) was a pivotal moment in the aftermath of the Kurdish Independence Referendum, marking one of the most significant confrontations between Kurdish and Iraqi forces. Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region, had long been a stronghold of Kurdish self-rule and a symbol of Kurdish aspirations for independence.</small> 
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| [[Draft:HOLLYWOOD|HOLLYWOOD]] 
| <small>Starring Jim Parsons: A Brilliant Transformation as Henry Wilson.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Putimari|Putimari]] 
| <small>Putimari is a rural village located in the [[Darjeeling district]] of [[West Bengal]], [[India]]. It falls under the administrative jurisdiction of the [[Gorkhaland Territorial Administration]], specifically within the Gossaipur region. The village is governed by the [[Gossaipur Gram Panchayat]] and is part of the Naxalbari Panchayat Samiti.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hyena Model (deep learning)|Hyena Model (deep learning)]] 
| <small>The Hyena model is a [[Neural network (machine learning)|neural network]] architecture that was developed to address the scalability issues associated with traditional self‐[[Attention (machine learning)|attention]] mechanisms. It is designed to efficiently handle very long sequences by replacing the quadratic-complexity self‐attention with a sub-quadratic operator that interleaves implicit long convolutions with data-controlled gating.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Made the Edit|Made the Edit]] 
| <small>Made the Edit is a British shoe company specialising in curated women's footwear in the accessible luxury segment. Founded by Lizzie Darby in 2017 as a pop-up store, the company now operates both online and through a physical retail location in Battersea, London.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jang Kều (Phạm Thị Hương Giang)|Jang Kều (Phạm Thị Hương Giang)]] 
| <small>Phạm Thị Hương Giang, commonly known as Jang Kều, is a Vietnamese social activist. She found and lead the Sống Foundation (Sustainable Community Development Fund), a non-profit social fund dedicated to supporting communities in coping with natural disasters, addressing climate change, and promoting sustainable development.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Scavenger AI|Scavenger AI]] 
| <small>Scavenger AI GmbH is a German software company based in Frankfurt am Main that develops an AI-driven data analytics and text-to-SQL (text2sql) platform. The tool allows non-technical employees to query internal company databases using natural language and receive visual results like charts, tables or statistical summaries in seconds.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jim Connors (radio personality)|Jim Connors (radio personality)]] 
| <small>Jim "J.C." Connors (c. 1940s – c. 1980s) was an American radio personality known for his contributions to the music and broadcasting industry during the 1970s. His work at several prominent radio stations, along with his promotion of emerging artists, had a lasting impact on popular music culture.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Exit 11 Coffee|Exit 11 Coffee]] 
| <small>Exit 11 Coffee is a Missouri-based drive-thru coffee chain founded in 2015 by Angela and Scott Garland. Originally launched as a hybrid coworking space and café in Washington, Missouri, the business transitioned into a fully drive-thru model in 2018, expanding rapidly across the state.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bagherian (surname)|Bagherian (surname)]] 
| <small>Bagherian ([[Armenian language|Armenian]]: Բաղերիան) (also spelled Bagheryan, Bagiryan, Baghiryan, Bageryan and Bagheriyan) is an Armenian surname commonly found among members of the Armenian diaspora in Iran. The name follows a common Armenian pattern suffix, ending in ''-ian'', which typically means “son of” or “family of” in Armenian surnames.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ismael Zambada Sicairos|Ismael Zambada Sicairos]] 
| <small>Ismael Zambada Sicairos (born 1982) is a Mexican drug trafficker and a high-ranking member of the [[Sinaloa Cartel]]. He is the son of [[Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada García]], one of the cartel’s most powerful leaders. Zambada Sicairos, known as *El Mayito Flaco*, has been implicated in international drug trafficking operations, particularly in the United States and Mexico.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kat Danser|Kat Danser]] 
| <small>Kat Danser (born Kathleen Patricia Plosz; November 25, 1967) is a Canadian blues musician, guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter based in Edmonton, Alberta. Danser's music is frequently characterized by a rich blend of swamp blues, Delta blues, and gospel, infused with elements of Afro-Cuban jazz.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jay Seeney|Jay Seeney]] 
| <small>Jay Seeney is an Australian music video director and entrepreneur. He is the founder of Blacklist Productions, a production company through which he has directed over 1,000 music videos, primarily in the Australian country music industry. He is known for his cinematic and narrative-driven directorial style, and is a multiple-time nominee and three-time winner of the [[Golden Guitar Awards|Golden Guitar Award]] for CMT Video of the Year.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Oaklands neighbourhood, city of Victoria|Oaklands neighbourhood, city of Victoria]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:TimeDoc.|TimeDoc.]] 
| <small>TimeDoc. Documentary Film Production Co.,Ltd was officially established in 2001, with its headquarters in Shenzhen. The company operates across both the film and publishing industries. It is one of the earliest companies in China to specialize in biographical publishing as well as the investment and production of documentaries.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kassim mecca|Kassim mecca]] 
| <small>Kassim Mecca</small> 
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| [[Draft:Recycle Across America|Recycle Across America]] 
| <small>Recycle Across America (RAA) is a United States-based 501(c)(3) [[nonprofit organization]] that advocates for the use of standardized labels on [[recycling]], [[compost]], and [[Waste|trash]] bins to improve recycling accuracy. The organization promotes standardized labeling as a solution to recycling confusion and contamination, which a 2012 ''[[The New York Times|New York Times]]'' article identified as being partly caused by inconsistent labeling on collection bins.</small> 
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| [[Draft:CrazyButCuteReginald|CrazyButCuteReginald]] 
| <small>CrazyButCuteReginald, known on TikTok as @theeto22, is a content creator who has captivated audiences with fun, engaging, and emotional videos featuring the lively and charismatic character, Reginald. His content is a blend of humor, charm, and heartfelt moments, often capturing the attention of viewers with his quirky antics and relatable emotions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Derek Gripper|Derek Gripper]] 
| <small>Derek Gripper (born November 14, 1977) is a South African classical guitarist and composer known for his innovative transcriptions of West African [[kora (instrument)|kora]] music for the six-string classical guitar. His work bridges African musical traditions with Western classical techniques, earning him international acclaim.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Art of Grieving|The Art of Grieving]] 
| <small>''The Art of Grieving'' is a 2022 American documentary film directed by Preston Zeller. The documentary chronicles Zeller's experience following the death of his brother Colin from a fentanyl-related overdose in 2019. During this period, Zeller created 365 paintings over the course of a year which were assembled into a mosaic.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nidhi Hegde|Nidhi Hegde]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Mahmoud Akot|Mahmoud Akot]] 
| <small>Mahmoud Akot (born June 27, 1993, in Khartoum, Sudan) is a South Sudanese political activist and pro-democracy advocate currently residing in France. He is known for his work in promoting justice, human rights, and democratic governance in South Sudan.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cat teaser wand|Cat teaser wand]] 
| <small>A cat teaser wand is an interactive toy designed to engage domestic [[Cat|cats]] in play that simulates hunting behavior. Typically, it consists of a stick or wand with a string attached to one end, and a lure—such as ball, feathers, fabric, or a small plush toy—tied to the other end.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bruno Vincent|Bruno Vincent]] 
| <small>Bruno Vincent (born 1980) is a British author known for his humour books for adults and his children's books. Before becoming an author, he worked as a bookseller and book editor. His transition to authorship saw him co-writing several bestselling humour books with Jon Butler, including ''Do Ants Have Arseholes?'' and ''Do Bats Have Bollocks?'', which achieved national bestseller status and were translated into multiple languages.</small> 
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| [[Draft:BrattDaDonn|BrattDaDonn]] 
| <small>Da’Mion Lawson pronounce (Daee-mee-awnnn) was (born June 5, 2000), known professionally as BrattDaDonn, is an American rapper, exotic dancer, and internet influencer from East Columbus, Ohio. She is recognized for her raw drill music, emotionally charged storytelling, and independent hustle in the music industry.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mandiga|Mandiga]] 
| <small>The name Mandiga is understood to have been adopted during or shortly after the post-Gajapati period as a protective alias. The Mandiga clan is believed to have originated from among these displaced noble households. Though primary sources on the family are limited, regional oral histories and genealogical traditions suggest they held roles within the Gajapati administrative or military apparatus.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Symbolic Behaviour in Artificial Intelligence|Symbolic Behaviour in Artificial Intelligence]] 
| <small>Symbolic behaviour in artificial intelligence refers to the ability of [[AI systems integration|AI systems]]—[[Large language model|large language models]] (LLMs), [[Robot|embodied robots]], or interactive agents—to produce actions, perform gestures, use language, or undertake actions that can be interpreted as active participation in a systems of shared meaning.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Maurice Maschmeyer|Maurice Maschmeyer]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Metropolitan Maximos, Bishop of Qalyubia|Metropolitan Maximos, Bishop of Qalyubia]] 
| <small>Anba Maksimous (April 2, 1911 – May 6, 1992) was a bishop and later metropolitan in the [[Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria]]. He served as the metropolitan of [[Qalyubia Governorate]], [[Shubra El-Kheima]], and [[Quesna]] for nearly thirty years. He was renowned for his piety, asceticism, and deep commitment to Coptic liturgy and heritage.</small> 
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| [[Draft:ST. MARY'S SCHOOL MARGHERITA|ST. MARY'S SCHOOL MARGHERITA]] 
| <small>St. Mary’s School, Margherita is a private, co-educational English medium school located in Margherita, a town in the Tinsukia district of Assam, India. Established in 1949, the school is managed by the Catholic Mission under the Diocese of Dibrugarh and is affiliated with the Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA).</small> 
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| [[Draft:L. Andrew Koman|L. Andrew Koman]] 
| <small>L. Andrew Koman is an American [[orthopaedic surgeon]] who pioneered the use of [[botulinum toxin]] in treating [[cerebral palsy]] and revolutionized treatment approaches for neuromuscular disorders. He was the first surgeon in the world to inject botulinum A toxin to treat muscle imbalance in children with cerebral palsy in 1988, a breakthrough that transformed global treatment standards for the condition.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ali Rehman Malik|Ali Rehman Malik]] 
| <small>Ali Rehman Malik is a British philanthropist, public policy advocate, and the founder and chairman of the [https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/24732148.charity-help-pensioners-struggling-energy-bills/ Institute of Research and Reforms (IRR) International]., a think tank engaged in political research and social reform.</small> 
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| [[Draft:EazyDTF|EazyDTF]] 
| <small>EazyDTF operates as a provider of DTF printing services, offering custom transfers that can be applied to various fabric types including cotton, polyester, leather, denim, and blended materials.[1] The company distinguishes itself by not requiring minimum order quantities, setup fees, or design fees.[2]</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rüeggenbach Brewing Co|Rüeggenbach Brewing Co]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Right to Bear Association|Right to Bear Association]] 
| <small>Right to Bear is a U.S.-based self-defense legal protection association founded in 2021 in Columbia, South Carolina. It offers membership-based legal defense and support for individuals involved in self-defense incidents, particularly those involving firearms.</small> 
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| [[Draft:DAH|DAH]] 
| <small>Overview</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pakistan Pickleball Federation|Pakistan Pickleball Federation]] 
| <small>Pakistan Pickleball Federation (PPF) is the official national governing body responsible for promoting, regulating, and developing the sport of pickleball in Pakistan. It was established to provide structure, training, and organized competition at both amateur and professional levels across the country.</small> 
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| [[Draft:June is Vitiligo Awareness Month|June is Vitiligo Awareness Month]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Prajyoti Niketan College|Prajyoti Niketan College]] 
| <small>Prajyoti Niketan College is a higher education institution located in Pudukad, Thrissur district of Kerala, India. Established in 1995, the college is affiliated with the University of Calicut and offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in arts, science, and commerce.</small> 
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| [[Draft:CATTB (Component Advanced Technology Test Bed)|CATTB (Component Advanced Technology Test Bed)]] 
| <small>The Combat Armor Test and Technology Vehicle (CATTB) was a U.S. Army experimental light tank designed as part of the Tank-automotive and Armaments Command (TACOM) Armored Combat Vehicle Technology (ACVT) program. It was created for testing advanced technologies related to armor, mobility, and weapons systems.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Donk|Donk]] 
| <small>Donk is a genre of [[electronic dance music]] characterised by its fast beat (typically 150 [[Tempo|beats per minute]]), hardcore rave influences, heavy bass, loud drums and district 'donks' running throughout the tunes. Originating in the underground electronic music scene in [[Wigan]], [[United Kingdom]], donk music events are typically high energy and frequently included remixes of popular tunes reformatted to the characteristics of the donk sound.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Saetbyol-4|Saetbyol-4]] 
| <small>Saetbyol-4 is a North Korean high-altitude, long-endurance (HALE) unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) introduced in 2023. It seems to be North Korea’s first effort to create a Global Hawk class strategic reconnaissance drone.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Advanced Program Network|Advanced Program Network]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Kiz Keyz|Kiz Keyz]] 
| <small>Kirat Singh (born 4 March 1989), known professionally as Kiz Keyz, is a British producer, songwriter, and artist. He is known for his collaborations with international acts including TXT, aespa, Bad Wolves, Pegboard Nerds, and Nikki Vianna.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Edward Opperman|Edward Opperman]] 
| <small>Edward P. Opperman is an American private investigator, digital forensics expert, and media personality. He is best known as the host of ''The Opperman Report'', a weekly investigative talk show that airs on radio stations and podcast platforms across the United States.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dropship China Pro|Dropship China Pro]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Cons family|Cons family]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Mazaar of Hazrath Shah Moulana Abdul Latief Qazi Siddiqi|Mazaar of Hazrath Shah Moulana Abdul Latief Qazi Siddiqi]] 
| <small>The [[Dargah|Mazaar]] of Hazrat Moulana Abdul Latief Qazi Siddiqi is a sacred [[Dargah|Muslim shrine]] located at the [[Habibia Soofie Masjid]] in [[Rylands Estate]], [[Cape Town]], [[South Africa]]. It houses the grave of Hazrat Abdul Latief Qazi Siddiqi, a prominent spiritual representative (''[[Murid|Khalifa]]'') of [[Hazrat Soofie Saheb of Durban]] and one of the earliest Islamic leaders in the Cape during the 20th century.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Grailzee|Grailzee]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Serkaut Zeki|Serkaut Zeki]] 
| <small>Serkaut Zeki, born in 1963 in the village of Sewsenan in the Qaradagh district, comes from a well-known and activist Kurdish family. He is a prominent political figure in the Kurdistan Region and Iraq, and a senior member of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Frans Dove|Frans Dove]] 
| <small>Francis Thomas Dove (1869 – 22 August 1949), was a pioneering West African [[barrister]], [[philanthropist]] and [[sportsman]]. Born into a prominent [[Sierra Leonean]] family, he was the youngest person ever [[called to the Bar]] at [[Lincoln’s Inn]] and later became the first President of the Gold Coast Bar Association, now the [[Ghana Bar Association]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kazazi Street|Kazazi Street]] 
| <small>Kazazi Street ({{langx|bs| Ulica Kazazi}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Казази}}) is a historic street located in the heart of [[Baščaršija]], [[Sarajevo]], the capital of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Situated in the [[Stari Grad, Sarajevo|Stari Grad]] district, the street is renowned for its rich history, cultural significance, and as a hub of [[art galleries]] and [[Concept store|concept stores]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Chris Christodoulou (Composer)|Chris Christodoulou (Composer)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Chloroform-COware Chemistry|Chloroform-COware Chemistry]] 
| <small>Chloroform-COware Chemistry is a method for conducting carbonylation reactions wherein carbon monoxide is generated ''ex situ'' from [[chloroform]] in one chamber of a two-chamber reactor (COware), and the generated CO then diffuses into the second chamber where it participates in the desired chemical transformation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Junk Journaling|Junk Journaling]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Edmund W. Roberts|Edmund W. Roberts]] 
| <small>Edmund Willson "E. W." Roberts (May 12, 1866 – March 13, 1947) was an American pioneer [[Mechanical engineering|mechanical engineer]], inventor, [[List of aviation pioneers|aviation pioneer]], designer of internal combustion engines, [[Patent attorney#United States|patent practitioner]], and author.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Norlichexanthone|Norlichexanthone]] 
| <small>Norlichexanthone, or 1,3,6-trihydroxy-8-methylxanthen-9-one, is a chemical that is produced in nature by [[lichen]]s and [[Fungus|fungi]]. It is classified as a [[xanthone]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ti Mouillage, Cayes-Jacmel, Haiti|Ti Mouillage, Cayes-Jacmel, Haiti]] 
| <small>Ti Mouillage is a scenic beach area located in Cayes-Jacmel, Haiti. More specifically, it's a part of the larger Jacmel Arrondissement in the Sud-Est department of Haiti.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Arnaldo Arbini|Arnaldo Arbini]] 
| <small>0% of your text is likely AI-generated</small> 
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| [[Draft:OliOli Children's Museum|OliOli Children's Museum]] 
| <small>OliOli Children’s Museum (OliOli) is an indoor children’s [[museum]] and experiential play space located in the [[Al Quoz]] district of [[Dubai]], United Arab Emirates. It opened in 2017 as “Dubai’s first experiential play museum”. The name ''OliOli'' means “joy” in [[Hawaiian language|Hawaiian]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Intermediality studies|Intermediality studies]] 
| <small>Intermediality is a concept in [[Media (communication)|media]] and literary studies that describes the relationships and connections between different media. It focuses on how various media forms interact, integrate, or refer to one another in the creation and experience of art, [[literature]], [[film]], [[theater]], and other cultural forms.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Ailing Planet: the Green Movement|The Ailing Planet: the Green Movement]] 
| <small>The Ailing Planet: The Green Movement’s Role is a 20th-century article addressing the growing environmental concerns, including deforestation, land degradation, and overpopulation. It was written by [[Nani Palkhivala]] (1920–2002), an Indian jurist and economist.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Kid Called NATE|The Kid Called NATE]] 
| <small>[The Kid Called NATE] (1997-Present) is a Canadian Rapper, Record Label and Clothing Line Owner. Known for Collaborating on Tracks like "Game Over" Featuring Lil Wayne and Pour A Shot Featuring Bobby Shmurda.  https://hiphoptoday.com/the-kid-called-nate-rise/ https://open.spotify.com/track/7om78YqdPBgENyl0dKizrh?si=d5596030ee4142ce https://open.spotify.com/track/1EDMeWqK1ee2PXJr3t2YQG?si=99002e0e91dd4e9a</small> 
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| [[Draft:Obala Maka Dizdara|Obala Maka Dizdara]] 
| <small>Obala Maka Dizdara is a notable street and pedestrian promenade in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Situated along the left bank of the [[Miljacka River]], it stretches from the [[Skenderija]] area and the [[Skenderija Bridge|Eiffel Bridge]] in the west to Čobanija Street and [[Čobanija Bridge]] in the east.</small> 
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| [[Draft:David Dancey Wood|David Dancey Wood]] 
| <small>David Dancey Wood (born 27 May 1970, [[Bristol]], England) is a British wildlife artist known for his detailed pencil drawings, particularly of endangered species, such as [[Primate|primates]] and [[Big cat|Big Cats]]<nowiki/>. His work emphasises anatomical accuracy and artistic skill, with a focus on the preservation of wildlife.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Fraser Morgan|Fraser Morgan]] 
| <small>Fraser Morgan is an English folk-punk singer-songwriter and musician from Colchester, Essex. He is known for his high-energy live performances and relentless touring, having played over 1,000 shows on the UK grassroots circuit. His music blends folk, punk, rap, and spoken word, drawing comparisons to artists such as Frank Turner, Jamie T, and Nizlopi.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Syed Muhammad Abul Fatah Sharfuddin Sharaf Al Hussaini|Syed Muhammad Abul Fatah Sharfuddin Sharaf Al Hussaini]] 
| <small>Syed Abul Fatah Sharfuddin Sharaf Al Hussaini (25 January 1876 – 30 March 1960), also known as Muhammad Sharafuddin or Abul Fatah Muhammad Sharafuddin, was a Bengali poet, writer, and literary patron associated with Urdu and Persian literature during British rule in India.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jessie McLachlan|Jessie McLachlan]] 
| <small>Jessie McLachlan is an Australian humanitarian, medical professional, recording artist, and public speaker. She is the co-founder and CEO of [[Altru Charity]], a nonprofit organization that hosts large-scale outreach events blending music, and social services to support individuals experiencing financial hardship and at risk youth.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Horacio Gennari|Horacio Gennari]] 
| <small>Horacio Alberto Gennari (born December 12, 1953) is an Argentine-American [[businessman]] and media analyst, best known as the founder of BB Media, a media measurement and analytics firm with a focus on [[television]] and [[Streaming media|streaming content]]. Gennari has been involved in academic teaching and has contributed to [[marketing]] and [[broadcasting]] initiatives in Argentina.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tony Zefiretto|Tony Zefiretto]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:James "Luke" Austin|James "Luke" Austin]] 
| <small>James "Luke" Austin (October 7, 1931 – 2000) was an American community leader and the founder of the Cenikor Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals affected by addiction through treatment and rehabilitation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jane Marchand|Jane Marchand]] 
| <small>Jane Marchand is a British archaeologist known for her work as the senior archaeologist at [[Dartmoor]] [[National parks of England and Wales|National Park]] in the centre of [[Devon]], England. During her 23-year career, she played a significant role in preserving Dartmoor's historic sites, overseeing major archaeological discoveries, and promoting the conservation of prehistoric artefacts.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Gibbon Experience|The Gibbon Experience]] 
| <small>The Gibbon Experience is an ecotourism-based conservation project in northern Laos, established in 2004 by Jean‑François Reumaux and the organization Animo. Located in what is now the Nam Kan National Park, the initiative combines forest canopy tours, treehouse stays, and zip-lines to support wildlife conservation, community development, and sustainable tourism.</small> 
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| [[Draft:2024 Veteran Fencing World Championships|2024 Veteran Fencing World Championships]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Ishfaq Manzoor|Ishfaq Manzoor]] 
| <small>Final Wikipedia Draft: Ishfaq Manzoor</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mapping the human brain|Mapping the human brain]] 
| <small>Introduction: The quest to understand the human brain has been a central endeavor in human inquiry. Over millennia, scholars and scientists have strived to chart its structure, function, and mysteries, leading to the evolving field of brain mapping.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Young Muslims USA|Young Muslims USA]] 
| <small>Young Muslims (YM) is a national youth organization in the [[United States]] focused on [[Islamic education]], leadership development, and community service for young Muslim Americans. Founded in 1993, YM operates under the umbrella of the [[Islamic Circle of North America]] (ICNA).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pathmaster|Pathmaster]] 
| <small>A Pathmaster was a local [[municipal]] official in early [[Canadian]] [[settlements]], particularly in [[Upper Canada]] (now [[Ontario]]), responsible for the oversight and maintenance of public [[roads]]. The role was established by an [[Act (document)|Act]] of the first [[Parliament of Upper Canada]] in 1793,  and played a crucial role in developing infrastructure during the 18th and 19th centuries by enabling settlement, trade, and communication in rural townships.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Đulagina Street|Đulagina Street]] 
| <small>Đulagina Street ({{langx|bs|Đulagina ulica}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Ђулагина улица}}) is a historic street located in the [[Baščaršija]] district of [[Sarajevo]], Bosnia and Herzegovina. Established in the 16th century as part of the [[Gazi Husrev-beg]]'s endowment (vakuf), the street has played a significant role in the city's commercial and cultural life.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Eddie (E.J.) Weems Jr|Eddie (E.J.) Weems Jr]] 
| <small>Eddie Charles Weems Jr (E.J.)  (born September 13, 1997) is a El Paso, Texas born American professional [[basketball]] player who currently play is currently a free agent. Standing at 196&nbsp;cm (6&nbsp;ft 5 in), E.J. plays as [[Shooting guard- Small forward|Shooting Guard and Small Forward]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:John Leon|John Leon]] 
| <small>St. Thomas University (doctor of law)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Intentional Change Theory|Intentional Change Theory]] 
| <small>Intentional Change Theory (ICT) is a multi level theory and framework in [[psychology]] and [[Organization development|organizational development]] that explains how individuals and groups achieve [[Sustainability|sustained]], desired change. Developed by [[Richard Boyatzis]], a professor at [[Case Western Reserve University]], the theory integrates concepts from [[emotional intelligence]], [[neuroscience]], and [[Complexity theory and organizations|complexity theory]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:IPresyo|IPresyo]] 
| <small>iPresyo is a Philippine-based digital platform that provides consumers with real-time [[information]] on the prices of goods and services across various retailers. Designed as a price comparison tool, iPresyo aims to promote transparency and informed decision-making among shoppers, particularly in the context of inflation and fluctuating market prices in the Philippines.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bathukamma Festival|Bathukamma Festival]] 
| <small>Bathukamma Festival</small> 
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| [[Draft:AJi|AJi]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Steve Jung|Steve Jung]] 
| <small>Steve Jung is a Korean-American concept artist and visual futurist whose work spans film, television, video games, and immersive media. He is the CEO and Executive Creative Director of Parallax Studios, a visualization and visual development company with offices in Los Angeles and London.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Norriego Point|Norriego Point]] 
| <small>Norriego Point is a peninsula and public beach access area located at the eastern tip of Holiday Isle in Destin, Florida. Situated between Destin Harbor and East Pass, which connects Choctawhatchee Bay to the Gulf of Mexico, Norriego Point is renowned for its white sand beaches, calm waters, and panoramic views.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Memrec|Memrec]] 
| <small>12-Jun-2025</small> 
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| [[Draft:Beshoy Mehany|Beshoy Mehany]] 
| <small>Beshoy Mehany is an American actor, content creator, and television personality. He is known for appearances in television shows such as *Blue Bloods*, *FBI*, and *The Blacklist*.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr Wilfred Ochieng Omollo|Dr Wilfred Ochieng Omollo]] 
| <small>Dr. Wilfred Ochieng Omollo is a Kenyan urban planner, [[geographic information systems]] (GIS) specialist, researcher, and academic. He is a lecturer at [[Kisii University]] and a registered physical planner. His research focuses on [[urban planning]], [[development control]], [[remote sensing]], and the application of GIS in land use and spatial planning.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mend.io|Mend.io]] 
| <small>Mend.io, formerly known as WhiteSource, is a privately held software security company specializing in application security and open-source software security. Founded in 2011 by Rami Sass, Ron Rymon, and Azi Cohen, the company is dual-headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, and Boston, Massachusetts.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Antigua and Barbuda Digital Assets Business Act|Antigua and Barbuda Digital Assets Business Act]] 
| <small>The Digital Assets Business Act, No. 16 of 2020 is [[Antigua and Barbuda]]’s primary legal framework for regulating digital asset activities. These include [[Cryptocurrency exchange|cryptocurrency exchanges]], [[Digital wallet|wallet]] services, [[Token coin|token]] issuance, [[Non-fungible token|NFTs]], [[Decentralized finance|DeFi platforms]], custodial and [[escrow]] services, and other [[blockchain]]-related financial services.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sarajevo Holiday Market|Sarajevo Holiday Market]] 
| <small>The Sarajevo Holiday Market is an annual winter festival and [[Christmas market]] held in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], typically from early December to mid-January. Established in 2011, the event takes place at [[Nijaz Duraković Park]], also known as Hastahana Park, in the [[Marijin Dvor (Sarajevo)|Marijin Dvor]] neighborhood.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nutrifactor Laboratories|Nutrifactor Laboratories]] 
| <small>Nutrifactor is a Pakistani nutraceutical and dietary supplement company based in Faisalabad, Pakistan. Founded in 2012 by Amjad Ali, the company focuses on the development, manufacturing, and marketing of health supplements, vitamins, minerals, herbal extracts, and functional foods.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Melanie Cheng|Melanie Cheng]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:RAJIV RUPARELIA|RAJIV RUPARELIA]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Qajar-Wahhabi war (1808-1811)|Qajar-Wahhabi war (1808-1811)]] 
| <small>The Qajar-Wahhabi War (1808–1811) was a conflict between the [[Qajar Empire]] (Persia) and the [[Wahhabi movement]], led by the [[House of Saud]]. The war took place in Oman, the Persian Gulf, and southern Iraq, as Wahhabi forces sought to expand their influence. While Wahhabi forces achieved significant victories, including control over Oman and parts of southern Iraq, the Qajars retained critical territories, including Bahrain and Muscat, through successful sieges.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Anthony Wayne (Actor)|Anthony Wayne (Actor)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Honeycomb (beatboxer)|Honeycomb (beatboxer)]] 
| <small>Honeycomb (born April 20, 1992, as Gable Johnson III) is an American beatboxer, producer, and live performer known for pushing the boundaries of looping, live vocal FX, and improvisation. He gained widespread recognition for his viral beatboxing performances on Omegle and Twitch, as well as for touring with artists like T-Pain, Mersiv, and Moon Hooch.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Neuroaugmentation|Neuroaugmentation]] 
| <small><big>Neuroaugmentation and Metacognitive Exponentiality</big></small> 
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| [[Draft:Decoupled Orientation in Dynamic Systems|Decoupled Orientation in Dynamic Systems]] 
| <small>Note to reviewers: This version responds to previous concerns about synthesis and original research. The article no longer introduces or extrapolates any novel classification. The 1-, 2-, and 3-DOF typology now explicitly reflects how decoupled orientation is described across robotics, aerospace, and biomechanics, with direct citations to published literature in each field.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Global Health Emergency Corps (GHEC)|Global Health Emergency Corps (GHEC)]] 
| <small>The [https://www.who.int/emergencies/partners/global-health-emergency-corps Global Health Emergency Corps] (GHEC) is a country-led, [[World Health Organization]] (WHO)-coordinated initiative that aims to strengthen national capacities for preparedness and response to health emergencies.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sikpui Ruoi|Sikpui Ruoi]] 
| <small>Sikpui Ruoi is the principal post-harvest [[festival]] of the [[Hmar people]], an ethnic group of the [[Zo people|Zohnahtlak]] family in northeastern [[India]]. Literally meaning a "great winter feast", ''Sikpui Ruoi'' (in Hmar: ''Sik'' = winter, ''Pui'' = great, ''Ruoi'' = feast) is often called the Great Winter Festival of the Hmars.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Baan Dek Foundation|Baan Dek Foundation]] 
| <small>Baan Dek Foundation (BDF) is a non-profit organization based in Chiang Mai, Thailand, dedicated to improving the lives of marginalized and at-risk children and their families. Established in 2002, the foundation provides access to essential services, including education, healthcare, and child protection, with a focus on empowering communities and promoting sustainable development.</small> 
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| [[Draft:F²Games|F²Games]] 
| <small>F²Games is an independent [[video game development]] studio founded by German developer Felix Filip. Best known for creating the sandbox action game ''[[GoreBox]]'', ''[[The Tabung]]'' the studio focuses on games that prioritize [[user-generated content]], experimental gameplay mechanics, and [[ragdoll physics]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mural Pay|Mural Pay]] 
| <small>Mural Pay is a financial technology company based in New York City that develops infrastructure for cross-border payments using stablecoins and local financial systems. Founded in 2022 by Sinclair Toffa and Chris Fernandes, the company enables businesses to send, receive, and hold digital and local currencies across Latin America and other markets.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shree Datta Padmanabh Peeth|Shree Datta Padmanabh Peeth]] 
| <small>Shree Datta Padmanabh Peeth (also known as Tapobhoomi Gurupeeth) is a Hindu religious and cultural institution located in Kundaim, [[Goa]], India. The institution focuses on the study and practice of [[Sanātana Dharma|Sanatan Dharma]], Vedanta, and Hindu philosophy. It is engaged in religious, educational, and social welfare activities.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gann Limit|Gann Limit]] 
| <small>Article XIII B of the California Constitution, often referred to as the “Gann Limit”, was created by the passage of California Proposition 4 (1979). It prohibits California governments from spending more in a fiscal year than they spent in the year prior adjusted for inflation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr Mahesh Baldewa|Dr Mahesh Baldewa]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Persuasive Games|Persuasive Games]] 
| <small>Persuasive video games are a subgenre of [[serious games]] designed to influence players’ attitudes, beliefs, or behaviors. These games aim to deliver intentional messages through gameplay mechanics and interactivity, often addressing social, political, educational, or health-related issues.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rhul5vats/sandbox|Rhul5vats/sandbox]] 
| <small>Andrew Louis (born November 10, 1979) is an Indian filmmaker, director, and screenwriter working primarily in the Tamil film industry. Known for his psychological thrillers and crime dramas, he gained recognition for ''[[Kolaigaran]]'' (2019) and the Prime Video series [[Vadhandhi: The Fable of Velonie|''Vadhandhi: The Fable of Velonie'']] (2022).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Milo Lockett|Milo Lockett]] 
| <small>Milo Lockett (born 1967) is an Argentine painter, muralist, and social activist. Known for his bright, childlike aesthetic and community-oriented art initiatives, he is one of the most recognized contemporary artists in Argentina.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hamed Abbasi|Hamed Abbasi]] 
| <small>Hamed Abbasi ({{langx|fa|حامد عباسی}}; born January 2, 1990) is an Iranian actor known for his performances in Iranian cinema.</small> 
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| [[Draft:LGBTQIA+ Refugees in Kakuma Refugee Camp|LGBTQIA+ Refugees in Kakuma Refugee Camp]] 
| <small>LGBTQIA+ refugees in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya, represent one of the most marginalized and vulnerable populations in East Africa's refugee system. Fleeing violence and persecution in countries such as Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, many LGBTQIA+ individuals have sought asylum in Kakuma under the protection of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jamal DNB|Jamal DNB]] 
| <small>JAMAL DNB (born Jamal Abdo) is an American drum and bass DJ, producer, and event organizer based in San Francisco, California. Known for his energetic DJ sets and influential role in the West Coast drum and bass scene, JAMAL DNB has played a major part in promoting the genre through both his music and community events.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Northeast Caye|Northeast Caye]] 
| <small>The Northeast Caye is a small group of tropical islands located off the coast of [[Belize]]. It is part of the [[Belize Barrier Reef]], a [[UNESCO World Heritage Site]], and is known for its white beaches, extremely turquoise waters, and coral reefs.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Soufiane Choubani|Soufiane Choubani]] 
| <small>Soufiane Choubani is a Moroccan educator and debate coach, he is the founder of the [[Moroccan National Debate Team]], which he established in 2014.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Obadale Kambon|Obadale Kambon]] 
| <small>Name: Ọbádélé Bakari Kambon, PhD Honorific Title: Nana Kwame Pɛbi Datɛ I ([[Akuapim-Mampong|Ban mu Kyidɔmhene]])</small> 
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| [[Draft:Goldcast|Goldcast]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:XDE (eXpress Deployment Environment)|XDE (eXpress Deployment Environment)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Blaire Baron|Blaire Baron]] 
| <small>Blaire Baron is an American actor, playwright, director, and arts educator. She is best known as the founder and artistic director of the Shakespeare Youth Festival (originally known as the Los Angeles Drama Club), which is recognized as the youngest Shakespeare ensemble in the United States.[^1] Her career spans television, film, and theater, with notable appearances in productions such as "A League of Their Own," "Seinfeld," and "Malcolm in the Middle."[^2]</small> 
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| [[Draft:Frabricio Pezente|Frabricio Pezente]] 
| <small>Fabricio Pezente is a Brazilian entrepreneur and fintech executive, best known as the co-founder and CEO of Traive, a fintech company focused on agricultural finance in [[Brazil]]. Under his leadership, Traive has raised over $20 million in funding and processed over $1 billion in loans, leveraging artificial intelligence to connect farmers with lenders and enhance financial inclusion in Brazil’s agricultural sector.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jeanette Rowley|Jeanette Rowley]] 
| <small>Jeanette Karen Rowley (born 1962) is a British [[animal rights]] activist and vegan [[Critical legal studies|critical legal scholar]]. She is noted{{By whom|date=July 2025}} for her work in [[veganism]] and [[human rights]], [[jurisprudence]], vegan rights [[advocacy]] and her involvement in legal cases that centre on vegan rights, including the British [[employment tribunal]] that confirmed [[Veganism#Ethical veganism|ethical veganism]] as a protected [[Equality and diversity (United Kingdom)|p ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:OTC Trading|OTC Trading]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Aastha Mohapatra|Aastha Mohapatra]] 
| <small>Aastha Mohapatra is an opera singer from Odisha, India. She has been recognized as Odisha’s first and one of India's few international opera singers and has received acclaim for her performances in Hindustani classical and Western operatic traditions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Logavina Street|Logavina Street]] 
| <small>Logavina Street ({{langx|bs|Logavina ulica}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Логавина улица}}) is a historic street located in the [[Stari Grad, Sarajevo|Stari Grad]] (Old Town) municipality of [[Sarajevo]], Bosnia and Herzegovina. Known for its multicultural heritage, [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman]]-era architecture, and significant role during the [[Siege of Sarajevo]], the street has become a symbol of the city's resilience and diversity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ovishla|Ovishla]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Pahlavan Haj Rahim Najarpour|Pahlavan Haj Rahim Najarpour]] 
| <small>Pahlavan Haj Rahim Najarpour</small> 
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| [[Draft:Augusto Custodio|Augusto Custodio]] 
| <small>Augusto Custodio (b. 1979) is a Portuguese-Brazilian advertising executive, filmmaker, creative director, and communication strategist, internationally recognized for his work at the convergence of architecture, design, and audiovisual language. He is the founder of the creative studio Augusto Custodio and of the platform [[Gallery (content platform)|Gallery]], dedicated to the production and dissemination of original content focused on architecture, art, and contemporary visual culture.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Large Language Models on DNA|Large Language Models on DNA]] 
| <small>[[Large language model|Large language models]] (LLMs) have transformed natural language processing and are now redefining genomic analysis by treating [[DNA]] as a “biological language.” In this context, the four nucleotide bases—adenine (A), guanine (G), cytosine (C), and thymine (T)—serve as the fundamental “words” of genetic information.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cofaso|Cofaso]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Blátnaid Gallagher|Blátnaid Gallagher]] 
| <small>Blátnaid Gallagher is an Irish organic farmer, wool researcher, and agri-entrepreneur based in County Galway. She is co-founder of the [[Galway Wool Co-op]] and a national advocate for the revival of native Irish wool. Gallagher is known for her work in sustainable agriculture, biodiversity, social farming, and the research and promotion of transparency within the Irish Wool Sector.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Abdulraziq Safi عبدالرازق صافی|Abdulraziq Safi عبدالرازق صافی]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce|Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Exploro|Exploro]] 
| <small>Exploro is a medical testing brand specializing in at-home drug test kits, nicotine testing, and DOT-compliant drug screening. The company offers instant testing kits and lab-confirmatory drug testing solutions designed to help individuals prepare for pre-employment, workplace compliance, and personal health monitoring.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dead Paradise|Dead Paradise]] 
| <small>not to be mistaked for [[Death in Paradise|death in paradise]]</small> 
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| [[Draft:Christian Joukhadar|Christian Joukhadar]] 
| <small>Christian Joukhadar (born February 14, 1970, in Vienna, Austria) is an Austrian physician and academic. He is currently Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at Sigmund Freud Private University (SFU) in Vienna, Austria, and Professor of General Practice and Family Medicine.</small> 
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| [[Draft:ONE Nothside|ONE Nothside]] 
| <small>ONE Northside (formerly known as Organization of the NorthEast, or ONE) is a community-based nonprofit organization in Chicago, Illinois, dedicated to social justice, community organizing, and advocacy. Founded in 1975, the organization works to address systemic inequities and improve the quality of life for residents in Chicago's North Side neighborhoods.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Enuani|Enuani]] 
| <small>The Enuani language is a Niger-Congo language spoken in several communities in Delta State, Nigeria.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Deon Butler|Deon Butler]] 
| <small>Deon Butler (born September 8, 1992) is an American motivational speaker, dyslexia advocate, author, former American football player, and CEO of Stand Strong Services LLC. After playing college football at Central Michigan University, he signed with the Detroit Lions of the National Football League (NFL).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rent to Own cars|Rent to Own cars]] 
| <small>Rent to Own Cars</small> 
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| [[Draft:Paraphilosophy|Paraphilosophy]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI|Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI]] 
| <small>''Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI'' is a 2024 non‑fiction book by Israeli historian and philosopher [[Yuval Noah Harari]]. It was published in the United Kingdom by [[Penguin Random House|Fern Press]] and is dedicated to Harari's husband, Itzik.</small> 
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| [[Draft:BK Singh|BK Singh]] 
| <small>BK Singh is an Indian academic author known for his contributions to educational publishing, particularly in the field of secondary school Mathematics and Science. He has authored and co-authored several textbooks, sample paper collections, and exam preparation materials aligned with the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) curriculum.</small> 
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| [[Draft:GPTConsole|GPTConsole]] 
| <small>GPTConsole is a [[web platform]] for building [[artificial intelligence]] (AI) [[software agent]]s.{{cn}} These agents work on tasks for long periods instead of just [[natural language generation]] of text.{{cn}}</small> 
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| [[Draft:COPBRAZIL|COPBRAZIL]] 
| <small>COPBRAZIL is a sovereign digital framework and public protocol designed to lead global AI evolution through semantic, binary and fractal logic, structured and validated in the real world.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Louries Dorthy|Louries Dorthy]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Torin Mican|Torin Mican]] 
| <small>Torin Mican (born February 15, 1992) is an American-born food innovator best known for inventing the Jam and Ham sandwich. Originally from Glide, Oregon, Mican currently resides in [[Brisbane]], [[Australia]], where he has introduced his signature creation to an international audience.</small> 
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| [[Draft:QueenLet Soakat|QueenLet Soakat]] 
| <small>Leticia Kyerewaa Dampare, professionally known as QueenLet is a Ghanaian-German soakat gospel musician, songwriter, and a nurse.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Whispering Tapajós|The Whispering Tapajós]] 
| <small>The Whispering Tapajós is an urban legend and alleged supernatural phenomenon reported along a remote stretch of the [[Tapajós River]] in the [[Amazon rainforest]], near the town of [[Itaituba]], [[Pará]], Brazil. First documented in 1987, the phenomenon involves unexplained whispers emanating from the river, often accompanied by disappearances and sightings of a mysterious entity known locally as "A Sussurrante" (The Whisperer).</small> 
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| [[Draft:David McKelvey|David McKelvey]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Christine Haughney|Christine Haughney]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Ichthyobodo|Ichthyobodo]] 
| <small>''Ichthyobodo'' is a genus of [[ectoparasitic]] [[Kinetoplastid|kinetoplastids]] that infect the skin and gills of fish, causing the disease ichthyobodosis. This parasite is a significant pathogen in both wild and farmed fish populations, where infections can lead to severe tissue damage, respiratory distress, and high mortality rates, particularly in aquaculture settings.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Infomon AI|Infomon AI]] 
| <small>Infomon AI is a blockchain-based social gaming platform that integrates artificial intelligence (AI), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and social media interactions. Launched in 2024, it gained attention within the blockchain gaming community for combining elements of collectible virtual pets, popularized by games like Pokémon Go, with decentralized finance (DeFi) and social networking features.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shilderic|Shilderic]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:ABIDAOUD|ABIDAOUD]] 
| <small>The Abidaoud Legacy: An Aramaic-Phoenician Heritage. The surname Abidaoud has deep Aramaic-Phoenician roots, reflecting a profound linguistic, historical, and cultural heritage. The prefix “Abi”, meaning “my father”, appears in the names of ancient Phoenician kings, such as Abibaal and Abimilki of Tyre.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Erich von Hohenberg|Erich von Hohenberg]] 
| <small>Erich von Hohenberg (April 7, 1775 – January 12, 1865) was a German composer, pianist, and conductor, known for his contributions to the late Classical and early Romantic music periods. He was born in Berlin into an aristocratic family, and his works, often blending rich orchestral textures and emotional depth, influenced the evolution of German music.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Doug Rippie Motorsports Le Mans|Doug Rippie Motorsports Le Mans]] 
| <small>Doug Rippie Motorsports (DRM), under the leadership of Doug Rippie, made a significant mark in Corvette racing history with their participation in the 1995 24 Hours of Le Mans. This endeavor showcased American engineering prowess on the international stage.</small> 
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| [[Draft:LegalBench|LegalBench]] 
| <small>LegalBench is an open-source benchmark designed to evaluate the legal reasoning capabilities of [[large language model]]s (LLMs). Developed as a collaborative initiative in 2023, LegalBench includes over 160 legal tasks contributed by legal scholars, practitioners, and computational researchers.</small> 
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| [[Draft:SecureStrux|SecureStrux]] 
| <small>SecureStrux is a US-based company with its office in [[Lancaster, Pennsylvania|Lancaster]], [[Pennsylvania]]. It was founded in 2013 and engages in cybersecurity compliance, engineering solutions, and risk management with a focus on [[United States Department of Defense]] ([[United States Department of Defense|DoD]]) and [[Defense industrial base|Defense Industrial Base]] (DIB).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Generative Engine Optimization|Generative Engine Optimization]] 
| <small>Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is a digital marketing strategy that aims to improve the presence and visibility of content in AI-generated responses, particularly those produced by large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini (including AI Overview), and Google's Search Generative Experience (SGE).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Afusic|Afusic]] 
| <small>Affan Khan (born c. 199? in Karachi), known professionally as Afusic, is a Pakistani rapper, singer, and songwriter. He is known for merging traditional South Asian melodies and themes with contemporary hip-hop beats and has quickly risen to prominence within Pakistan’s independent music scene.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mycotruffle|Mycotruffle]] 
| <small>MycoTruffle is a peer-reviewed open-access scientific journal focusing on the study of fungi and truffles. It is published by the IQMT platform – the Iraqi platform for truffles and fungi.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sloane Korn Radoff|Sloane Korn Radoff]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:HaulageHub|HaulageHub]] 
| <small>HaulageHub</small> 
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| [[Draft:Red Sift|Red Sift]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:S.O.K: Spirit of Knowledge|S.O.K: Spirit of Knowledge]] 
| <small>S.O.K: Spirit of Knowledge is a **romantic thriller and comedy TV series** directed by **Ihimbazwe Christian** and **Ntare Joseph**. The series is written and produced by **Ihimbazwe Christian** under **Hippo Media TV**. It premiered in **2025** and is currently ongoing.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Peggy Jaeger|Peggy Jaeger]] 
| <small>Peggy Jaeger is an American writer of contemporary romance who lives in Keene, New Hampshire. Her debut novel, ''Skater’s Waltz'', came out in 2015; more than sixty titles have followed, many set in fictional New England towns and centred on multi‑generational families.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Prefrontal artery|Prefrontal artery]] 
| <small>The prefrontal artery is a cerebral artery branch arising from the superior terminal branch of the middle cerebral artery (MCA), specifically from its M2 (insular) segment. It courses anterosuperiorly over the insula and ascends along the inferior frontal gyrus toward the frontal pole of the brain.</small> 
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| [[Draft:LynxJs|LynxJs]] 
| <small>Lynx.js is an open-source, cross-platform native rendering framework developed by [[ByteDance]], designed to enable developers to build high-performance applications for [[Android (operating system)|Android]], [[iOS]], and the [[Web platform|Web]] using existing web development skills. Released on March 10, 2025, Lynx.js emphasizes a "write once, render anywhere" philosophy, allowing for native rendering across multiple platforms from a single codebase.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Bad Influence of Current Gacor Slots|The Bad Influence of Current Gacor Slots]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Who blame, Dad?|Who blame, Dad?]] 
| <small>''Whom Shall I Blame, Father?'' ({{langx|ar|من ألوم يا أبي؟}}) is a socio-political novel by Algerian writer [[Abdallah Madjidi]], first published in 2021 by Wamda Publishing in Algeria. A revised edition appeared in 2024 in Amman, Jordan, by the Arab Center for Literature.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Combat Marto|Combat Marto]] 
| <small>Combat Marto</small> 
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| [[Draft:Starch based packaging|Starch based packaging]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Purityfic|Purityfic]] 
| <small>Purityfic is an Australian health and wellness company that produces halal-certified dietary supplements. The company was established in 2022 by entrepreneur Michael Tjendara and is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sherlock Holmes Society of London|Sherlock Holmes Society of London]] 
| <small>The Sherlock Holmes Society of London is a literary and historical society dedicated to the study and appreciation of the fictional detective [[Sherlock Holmes]], created by [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle]]. Founded in 1951, the society has become a central hub for fans, scholars, and enthusiasts of Holmesian lore.</small> 
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| [[Draft:June 2025 Mossad operations in Iran|June 2025 Mossad operations in Iran]] 
| <small>In June 2025, [[Israel]] coordinated an intelligence and military campaign deep inside Iranian territory, combining covert drone sabotage by [[Mossad]] with large-scale [[Israeli Air Force]] (IAF) airstrikes on Iran’s [[surface-to-surface missile]] (SSM) infrastructure.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lisa Glover|Lisa Glover]] 
| <small>Lisa Aida Glover is an Black-Puerto Rican actress, director and choreographer born in America. Primarily known for her acting, singing, dancing, directing and choreography, Glover has performed on numerous stages. Some of her more notable performances include:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Software 3.0 Paradigm|Software 3.0 Paradigm]] 
| <small>Software 3.0 is a term proposed to describe an emerging paradigm in software development that integrates neuro-symbolic artificial intelligence (AI) approaches. The concept represents a potential evolution beyond traditional programming methodologies and pure machine learning systems by combining symbolic reasoning with neural networks to create runtime-executable self-evolving systems.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Darrin Daniel|Darrin Daniel]] 
| <small>Darrin Daniel is an American coffee industry consultant, publisher, and nonprofit executive. He is the founder of Cityful Press Coffee Consulting and formerly served as Executive Director of the [[Cup of Excellence]] and [[Alliance for Coffee Excellence]], where he helped oversee the Cup of Excellence program.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ashley Henry|Ashley Henry]] 
| <small>Ashley Henry is a British jazz pianist, vocalist, composer, producer, and bandleader.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Amani Naphtali|Amani Naphtali]] 
| <small>Amani Naphtali is a [[dramatist]], inclusive arts practitioner, creative writer, director, film maker and cultural historian. He wrote and directed the experimental films, Le Bohemian Noir and a fiction film Circles of Fire. Amani also wrote the book for the West End musical, [[Daddy Cool (band)|Daddy Cool]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ex-Yu Rock Centar|Ex-Yu Rock Centar]] 
| <small>The Ex-Yu Rock Centar is a museum and cultural venue located in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], dedicated to preserving and celebrating the rock music heritage of the [[former Yugoslavia]]. Established in 2022, the center showcases memorabilia, hosts exhibitions, and organizes events that highlight the influential rock scene that thrived in the region from the 1960s through the 1990s.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Zarin Tasnim Riya|Zarin Tasnim Riya]] 
| <small>Zarin Tasnim Riya ({{langx|bn| জরিন তাসনিম রিয়া}}, born 13 August 1999) is a Bangladeshi singer who won the seventh season of the music competition "[[Channel i Shera Kontho]]" in 2023.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Battle of Montecarotto (Italy)|Battle of Montecarotto (Italy)]] 
| <small>The Battle of Montecarotto marked a crucial point in the final phase of liberating the [[province of Ancona]] during [[World War II]]. This intense clash pitted the patriots of the [[Resistenza italiana|Maiella Brigade]] and a detachment from the Polish Second Corps (Polish: ''Drugi Korpus Wojska Polskiego'') against the German army.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kankali Temple, Bara|Kankali Temple, Bara]] 
| <small>Kankali Temple is a sacred Hindu temple located in the southeastern part of the [[Simraungadh (Municipality)|Simraungadh]] market area, [[Bara District]], [[Nepal]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Biography of Mr. Rahul Chauhan|Biography of Mr. Rahul Chauhan]] 
| <small>Rahul Chauhan is an Indian entrepreneur and educationist, known for his contributions to vocational training in the aviation and hospitality sectors. He is the Director of the Neerja Bhanot Institute of Hospitality and Fashion Pvt. Ltd. and has been actively involved in skill development programs for underprivileged youth in India.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Thunder River Rapids Ride Accident (2016)|Thunder River Rapids Ride Accident (2016)]] 
| <small>The Dreamworld Thunder River Rapids Ride tragedy occurred on 25 October 2016 at Dreamworld amusement park in Coomera, Queensland, Australia. A number of factors, including multiple mechanical failures, lack of training, loose safety procedures, design flaws and immediate factors culminated in the ''Thunder River Rapids Ride'' accident, that resulted in the deaths of four visitors aboard of a raft.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lila Perimenopause|Lila Perimenopause]] 
| <small>Lila Perimenopause (often shortened to Lila) is an artificial intelligence-powered mobile health application developed by Amsterdam-based startup Tidalflow. Designed specifically for women aged 40 and above experiencing [[perimenopause]], the app provides personalized nutrition coaching, symptom tracking, and weight management strategies targeting the hormonal changes associated with the [[menopause]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Prince Pratik|Prince Pratik]] 
| <small>Prince Pratik (born 2 August 2008) is a Nepalese student and a distant relative of the former royal family of Nepal. He is known for his informal public appearances with members of the royal family and for his strong academic background.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Select VoiceCom|Select VoiceCom]] 
| <small>Select VoiceCom (SVC) is a privately held American–Australian [[business process outsourcing]] firm headquartered in [[Cebu City|Cebu City, Philippines]]. It offers customer support, technical assistance, back‑office processing, telemarketing, and AI‑enhanced services to clients in North America, the UK, Australia, and Asia.</small> 
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| [[Draft:External nasal valve collapse|External nasal valve collapse]] 
| <small>External nasal valve collapse is a structural disorder involving insufficient support of the lateral nasal wall, resulting in narrowing or collapse of the nasal airway during inspiration. This dysfunction affects the most anterior part of the nasal passage and is a frequently underdiagnosed contributor to chronic nasal obstruction.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sumukha|Sumukha]] 
| <small>Sumukha (born 9 September) is an Indian actor, writer, and director known for his work in [[Kannada cinema]]. He is best recognized for his lead roles in films such as ''[[Yaana (film)|Yaanaa]]'' (2019), ''Physics Teacher'' (2022), and ''[[Manada Kadalu]]'' (2025). Sumukha is the son of acclaimed theatre and film personalities Shashi Kumar and Nanditha Yadav.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Christopher Barnett (composer)|Christopher Barnett (composer)]] 
| <small>Christopher Barnett is an English-Caribbean composer for film and television. He has written music for more than forty films, including feature documentaries, independent dramas, and horror-comedy projects. His scores have been recognised at international festivals and awards bodies.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jonathan Parks|Jonathan Parks]] 
| <small>Jonathan Parks, FAIA, is an American architect best known for his work in sustainable design, historic preservation, and community-oriented urban planning. Based in Sarasota, Florida, he is the founder of SOLSTICE Planning and Architecture, and a recognized figure in both contemporary and preservationist architecture.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Galoy|Galoy]] 
| <small>Galoy, Inc. is a private American fintech company headquartered in Mountain View, California. Founded in September 2019 by Nicolas Burtey, it develops open-source and fair-source Bitcoin-native infrastructure that enables traditional financial institutions and communities to offer Bitcoin-native banking services ranging from Lightning wallets to bitcoin-collateralized lending platforms .</small> 
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| [[Draft:Digital rial|Digital rial]] 
| <small>The digital rial ({{lang|fa|ریال دیجیتال}}; IRDR) is Iran's central bank digital currency (CBDC), which is issued by the [[Central Bank of Iran]]. It complements physical cash and electronic money, aiming to upgrade Iran's payment system to offer secure, programable, and trackable transactions while being in 1:1 parity with the national currency.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Munira Suleiman Tanimu|Munira Suleiman Tanimu]] 
| <small>Munira Suleiman Tanimu (born 13 March 1984) is a Nigerian politician, entrepreneur, and philanthropist currently serving as a member of the [[Kaduna State House of Assembly]], representing the [[Lere East]] constituency. She is also the Deputy Majority Leader of the House.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tad Crawford (author)|Tad Crawford (author)]] 
| <small>Tad Crawford (born 1946) is an American author, attorney, and publisher. He is the founder of [[Allworth Press]] and the author of books on legal and business issues affecting creative professionals, as well as works of [[fiction]] and [[nonfiction]] on topics including [[money]], [[mythology]], and [[psychology]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Illyrian Jews|Illyrian Jews]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Overcoming Multiple Sclerosis|Overcoming Multiple Sclerosis]] 
| <small>Overcoming [[Multiple sclerosis|Multiple Sclerosis]] (OMS) is a global charity organization founded in 2012 that promotes lifestyle-based approaches to managing [[multiple sclerosis]]. The organization advocates for integrating evidence-based lifestyle modifications with conventional medical treatments.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Michael Osumah|Michael Osumah]] 
| <small>Michael Osumah (born December 21, 1995) is a Nigerian professional boxer competing in the super welterweight division. Based in Las Vegas, Nevada, he trains at the TMT Mayweather Boxing Club under the mentorship of former world champions [[Joel Casamayor]] and [[Cornelius Boza-Edwards|Boza Edwards]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Türkiye-U.S. Business Council (TAİK)|Türkiye-U.S. Business Council (TAİK)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Ma Nianli Wang (Lead System Analyst)|Ma Nianli Wang (Lead System Analyst)]] 
| <small>Nianli Ma Wang (also known as Ma Nianli Wang) was a systems analyst and programmer who worked at the [[Indiana University Bloomington#Herman B Wells Library|Indiana University Bloomington Library Technologies division (Herman B Wells Library)]]. Her husband is [[Xiaofeng Wang (computer scientist)|Xiaofeng Wang]], a computer scientist and tenured professor with more than 2 decades at Indiana University Bloomington.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ehmke Manufacturing Company Inc.|Ehmke Manufacturing Company Inc.]] 
| <small>Ehmke Manufacturing Company Inc. is a technical textile manufacturing company based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1929 by former Major League Baseball pitcher Howard Ehmke, the company specializes in engineered fabric solutions for the U.S. military, defense contractors, aerospace industry, and commercial applications.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nikk Alcaraz|Nikk Alcaraz]] 
| <small>Nikk Alcaraz (born August 24, 1994) is an American content creator and television personality known for his eccentric food and DIY videos on social media. He gained recognition after winning the 2021 season of HBO Max’s crafting competition ''Craftopia'' and later appeared as a judge on Prime Video’s Halloween-themed baking competition ''Killer Cakes''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kreupasanam Marian Shrine|Kreupasanam Marian Shrine]] 
| <small>Kreupasanam Marian Shrine is a Catholic spiritual retreat center located in Kalavoor, near Alappuzha in the Indian state of Kerala. Established in 1990 by Fr. Joseph Valiyaveettil, the center is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and has become a popular site for Marian devotion and Catholic evangelization in the region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rare Earth Processing: Navigating the Environmental and Technological Nexus|Rare Earth Processing: Navigating the Environmental and Technological Nexus]] 
| <small>Rare Earth Element Processing: Navigating the Environmental and Technological Nexus</small> 
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| [[Draft:HMC Architects|HMC Architects]] 
| <small>HMC Architects is an architecture firm founded in 1940 and headquartered in Ontario, California. The firm operates multiple offices throughout California and the Pacific Northwest. HMC focuses on healthcare, education, and civic architecture and has been recognized in national industry rankings and awards.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Polo Shak|Polo Shak]] 
| <small>Polo Shak (born Shakeel Ivery) is an American rapper, actor, and entrepreneur.{{cn}}</small> 
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| [[Draft:Korean Gravitational Wave Group (KGWG)|Korean Gravitational Wave Group (KGWG)]] 
| <small>Korean Gravitational Wave Group (KGWG) is an open research collaboration of scientists based in South Korea who are engaged in gravitational wave research. The group's origins trace back to the Gravitational Wave Research Meeting held at Seoul National University in 2002, and the Numerical Relativity Research Group led by the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI) in 2006.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Walid Al-Amoudi|Walid Al-Amoudi]] 
| <small>Walid Al-Amoudi (25 December 1958 – 10 November 2023) was a Palestinian Islamic preacher, educator, and senior political figure associated with Hamas. He served as a professor of Quranic interpretation at the Islamic University of Gaza.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mustapha ayoola ishola|Mustapha ayoola ishola]] 
| <small>Mustapha Ayoola Ishola (born in Nigeria) is a Nigerian politician, entrepreneur, and economist known for his involvement in political and business affairs. He is the founder of Musish Ventures and has been actively engaged in local and national politics.</small> 
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| [[Draft:RaVal Davis|RaVal Davis]] 
| <small>This draft mirrors the structure typical of Wikipedia entries—covering early life, career, major works, writing, and public engagement. Let me know if you’d like additional sections (e.g., awards, social media, full filmography), or want it revised to a shorter summary or enhanced with external verification.</small> 
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| [[Draft:3NA Basketball|3NA Basketball]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Hellenism (ethnic identity)|Hellenism (ethnic identity)]] 
| <small>Hellenism as ethnic identity is the common Greek (Hellenic) identity from antiquity to modernity. This identity has been developed over thousands of years by culture, religion, language, and history. Greeks connected with city-states but also identified with the broader kinship of all Hellenes based on common religion and language.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Safecurity|Safecurity]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Canvas Tent|Canvas Tent]] 
| <small>A canvas tent is a durable, heavy-duty shelter made from cotton-based canvas fabric. Known for its breathability, insulation, and longevity, canvas tents are widely used for camping, hunting, glamping, and military applications.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Functional-Structural Plant Models|Functional-Structural Plant Models]] 
| <small>Functional-Structural Plant Models (FSP models, also FSPMs) are computational models that integrate a three-dimensional (3D) representation of plant architecture (structure) with physiological processes (function), such as photosynthesis, transpiration, water and nutrient uptake, or carbon allocation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tarifforist|Tarifforist]] 
| <small>A Tarifforist is a term used to describe an individual, group, or government with nefarious intentions that employ tariffs in a manner that creates a negative consequence on economic, social, environmental or political factors.  These include deliberate actions driven by unethical, malicious, or harmful motives, often with the goal of deception, exploitation, or manipulation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Skate Love Music Festival|Skate Love Music Festival]] 
| <small>Skate Love Music Festival is a four-day event that blends music and [[roller skating]], held annually in [[Barcelona]], Spain. Created in 2015, the festival includes participants from different countries.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Baktawng|Baktawng]] 
| <small>Baktawng is a village in the Thingsulthliah Block of [[Serchhip District]], [[Mizoram]], [[India]]. Located approximately 22 km from the sub-district headquarters of Thingsulthliah and 40 km from the district headquarters of Serchhip, Baktawng is renowned for housing the world’s largest family, led by the late Ziona Chana, and for its thriving carpentry tradition.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Peter Moreton - Actor|Peter Moreton - Actor]] 
| <small>Peter Moreton (born 28 March 1968) is a British actor, director, writer, musician, and producer. He is known for his Shakespearean stage work with [[Cheek by Jowl]], his role in the Royal Shakespeare Company's *Henry VI*, and as Barnabas in the 2025 television drama ''[[Testament (TV series)|Testament]]''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kathmandu University School of Engineering|Kathmandu University School of Engineering]] 
| <small>Kathmandu University School of Engineering (KUSoE) is one of the seven constituent schools of [[Kathmandu University]] (KU), located in Dhulikhel, [[Kavrepalanchok District]], [[Bagmati Province]], Nepal. Established in 1994, the school offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs in engineering and technology.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kisan Devta Temple|Kisan Devta Temple]] 
| <small>Kisan Devta Temple is a unique Hindu temple located in the village of Sarai Mahesh in Patti tehsil, [[Pratapgarh district, Uttar Pradesh|Pratapgarh district]], [[Uttar Pradesh]], [[India]]. It is claimed to be the world’s first temple dedicated to farmers, where a farmer is worshipped as a divine figure.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Haat of Art|The Haat of Art]] 
| <small>The Haat of Art (THOA) is an Indian art exhibition series and cultural platform operated by Exhobuzz Pvt. Ltd. Founded in 2023 by entrepreneur Jyoti Yadav, the platform provides exhibition opportunities for emerging and independent artists across India and operates a curated online marketplace.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Progress Chukwuyem|Progress Chukwuyem]] 
| <small>Progress Nkwachukwu Chukwuyem (born December 29, 2000) is a Nigerian singer, songwriter and performer. He rose to prominence as the winner of Season 7 of [[Nigerian Idol]] in 2022..  . Since then, he has released several singles and an EP   , and collaborated with gospel artists such as Tim Godfrey.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Anoosh Jahanshahi|Anoosh Jahanshahi]] 
| <small>Anoosh Jahanshahi (born 23 November 1973) is an Iranian composer, singer, and teacher of Persian traditional music. He plays the Tar and Setar and has performed and taught music in Iran and abroad. Jahanshahi is also a member of the Board of Directors at the Association of Iran's House of Music.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sharon Jurd|Sharon Jurd]] 
| <small>Sharon Jurd (born Sharon Maree George; 17 February 1971) is an Australian business coach, author, and entrepreneur. She is the founder of the SMJ Coaching Institute and co-founder of HydroKleen Global. Her work involves small business mentoring, franchising, and personal development.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Iclinic61 tasikmalaya|Iclinic61 tasikmalaya]] 
| <small>iClinic61 Tasikmalaya adalah sebuah fasilitas kesehatan yang berlokasi di [[Tasikmalaya]], [[Jawa Barat]], [[Indonesia]]. Klinik ini menyediakan berbagai layanan medis umum dan spesialis untuk masyarakat di wilayah Tasikmalaya dan sekitarnya, dengan fokus pada pelayanan yang komprehensif dan didukung oleh tenaga medis profesional serta fasilitas penunjang modern.</small> 
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| [[Draft:How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World|How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World]] 
| <small>''How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World: A Handbook for Personal Liberty'' is a 1973 self-help book by American author and [[Libertarianism in the United States|libertarian-thinker]] [[Harry Browne]]. The book advocates for personal autonomy and offers strategies for individuals to achieve freedom by avoiding societal constraints and government interference.</small> 
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| [[Draft:HSBC Banking Risks|HSBC Banking Risks]] 
| <small>HSBC Expat, headquartered in Jersey, has been linked to various banking risks, including random account freezing, excessive document requests, prolonged compliance reviews, poor customer service, unfavorable currency exchange rates, and global account closures.</small> 
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| [[Draft:TextMyGov|TextMyGov]] 
| <small>TextMyGov is a text messaging service designed to facilitate communication between local governments and their constituents through SMS. The service is a platform that government organizations use to engage with citizens by providing automated and customizable text messaging features.</small> 
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| [[Draft:G. B. Narayana|G. B. Narayana]] 
| <small>Born in Rajamahendravaram, Andhra Pradesh, Narayana lost his father at an early age and was raised by his grandmother and mother. His grandfather, Sri G. Venkata Sivudu, was a scholar at Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams, influencing Narayana's early exposure to Indian culture.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Samin Tan|Samin Tan]] 
| <small>Samin Tan (born May 10, 1965) is an Indonesian businessman known for his prominent role in the mining industry. He is the former chairman of [[Asia Resource Minerals]] (formerly Bumi Plc) and the founder of Borneo Lumbung Energi & Metal, a major coking coal producer in Indonesia.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Atalaku (film)|Atalaku (film)]] 
| <small>Atalaku is a 2013 [[Democratic Republic of the Congo|Congolese]] [[documentary film]] directed by [[Dieudo Hamadi|Dieudonné Hamadi]]. The film explores the phenomenon of Atalaku (Lingala for "town criers"), charismatic street commentators who serve as grassroots information channels in [[Kinshasa]]'s urban culture.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Analog Prairie|Analog Prairie]] 
| <small>Analog Prairie is an American audio equipment company that designs and manufactures transformer-based signal processors. Founded in 2024, Analog Prairie is known for combining passive analog circuitry with professional-grade audio routing solutions aimed at music production, broadcast, and live sound engineering.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Anil Khatri|Anil Khatri]] 
| <small>Anil Khatri (born 8 January 1981) is an Indian swimming coach, former national-level swimmer, and sports administrator. He is known for his significant contributions to Indian swimming and his role in nurturing young talent in Haryana. Khatri is a former national record holder in the 200m breaststroke and has held several administrative roles in Indian sports federations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:IGaming News|IGaming News]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Arturo Béjar|Arturo Béjar]] 
| <small>Arturo Béjar is a Mexican-American software engineer, user safety advocate, and former [[Meta Platforms|Meta]] (Facebook) executive. He is best known for his work on trust and safety at major technology companies, including [[Facebook]], Yahoo!, and [[Instagram]]. Béjar played a key role in developing tools aimed at reducing online harassment and fostering user well-being.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Retail Song Cycle: A Brand New Musical|The Retail Song Cycle: A Brand New Musical]] 
| <small>Here’s a fully formatted Wikipedia-style article for *The Retail Song Cycle*, complete with citations and detailed reading and cast information:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Antigua and Barbuda Financial Services Regulatory Commission|Antigua and Barbuda Financial Services Regulatory Commission]] 
| <small>The  Financial Services Regulatory Commission (FSRC) is the [[Statutory body|statutory authority]] tasked with the licensing, regulation, and supervision of the financial services sector in [[Antigua and Barbuda]]. It oversees a range of activities including [[international banking]], [[insurance]], [[Trust (law)|trust]] and [[Corporate services providers|corporate service providers]], [[Gaming law|gaming]], [[Pension|pensions]], and digital asset businesses.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sneaker resale market in Southeast Asia|Sneaker resale market in Southeast Asia]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Real-Existing Degrowth|Real-Existing Degrowth]] 
| <small>Real-Existing Degrowth (RED) refers to the imperfect and partial ways in which [[degrowth]] principles are already being enacted or imagined within existing societies. The concept connects the idea of degrowth, reducing material throughput and challenging growth-based economic systems, with real-word cases, both historical and ongoing.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cylinder Head Shims|Cylinder Head Shims]] 
| <small>Cylinder head shims are thin metal spacers installed between the cylinder head and the engine block in internal combustion engines. They are primarily used to adjust the compression ratio, restore proper engine geometry after machining, or accommodate performance modifications.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Diggy Graves|Diggy Graves]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:N8n|N8n]] 
| <small>n8n (pronounced “n-eight-n”) is a free and source-available fair-code licensed [[workflow]]  and [[Business process automation|Business process]] automation automation tool. Created in 2019 by Jan Oberhauser and maintained by n8n GmbH of Berlin, Germany, it lets users build complex automations via a visual, drag-and-drop interface.</small> 
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| [[Draft:P.J. Adzima|P.J. Adzima]] 
| <small>PJ Adzima is an American actor known for his dynamic performances on stage and screen. He is best known for portraying Elder McKinley in the Broadway production of ''The Book of Mormon'', a role he has also performed in the show's national and Australian tours.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Army Talent Alignment Process|Army Talent Alignment Process]] 
| <small>The Army Talent Alignment Process (ATAP) is a decentralized, market-style personnel management system used by the [[United States Army]] to assign officers to units. Developed as part of broader Army Talent Management reforms, ATAP replaces the traditional centralized assignment process with a preference-based marketplace that incorporates transparency, mutual selection, and algorithmic matching.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vineet Sharma|Vineet Sharma]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Escultor Jonathan Barrantes|Escultor Jonathan Barrantes]] 
| <small>Jonathan Alberto Barrantes Salazar, known professionally as Escultor Jonathan Barrantes, is a Costa Rican sculptor recognized for his wood carvings that blend biodiversity, cultural identity, and environmental awareness. He is considered one of the most prominent contemporary sculptors in Costa Rica, especially through his public installations and social media presence.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Repatriation of Ghanaian Students Trapped in Ukraine War|Repatriation of Ghanaian Students Trapped in Ukraine War]] 
| <small>The [[Russian invasion of Ukraine|Russian invasion]] of [[Ukraine]] in February 2022 caused great suffering for many people, and millions of people — including thousands of international students — were forced to flee their homes. [[Ghanaians|Ghanaian students]], who made up a significant portion of the African international student population in Ukraine — especially in the fields of [[medicine]] and [[engineering]] — were among those affected.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Free Document Maker|Free Document Maker]] 
| <small>Free Document Maker is a browser-based software platform developed in Bangladesh that enables users to generate and convert documents online. Launched in 2025, the platform allows for the creation of invoices, resumes, certificates, PDFs, and other document types without requiring user registration or payment.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tolulola Olajibike Bayode|Tolulola Olajibike Bayode]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Yang Mulia Tunku Ines Najihah Raden|Yang Mulia Tunku Ines Najihah Raden]] 
| <small>Yang Mulia Tunku Ines Najihah Raden, known professionally as Ines, is a Malaysian singer. She is the youngest grandchild of KDYMM [[Ja'afar of Negeri Sembilan|Tuanku Ja’afar]] Ibni Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia’s 10th [[Yang di-Pertuan Agong]], and the daughter of ''[[Tunku Nadzaruddin|YAM Tunku Panglima Besar Negeri Sembilan, Tunku Dato’ Seri Nadzaruddin Ibni Almarhum Tuanku Ja’afar]]'' and YM Tunku Dato’ Seri Mimi Wahida Raden.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mental Health Affairs Blog|Mental Health Affairs Blog]] 
| <small>''Mental Health Affairs Blog'' is an independent online publication dedicated to mental health advocacy, research, and lived experience narratives. Founded by Max E. Guttman, a licensed clinical social worker and mental health advocate, the blog serves as a platform for discussing contemporary mental health issues, therapy practices, peer support, and systemic challenges in mental health care.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Saleh Mustafa Islam|Saleh Mustafa Islam]] 
| <small>Saleh Mustafa Islam (Full name: Mohammed-Saleh Mustafa Ahmed Islam; Arabic: محمد-صالح مصطفى أحمد إسلام; 1906 – July 1974) was a Saudi Arabian diplomat and government official. He served as the Saudi Ambassador to Turkey from 1957 to 1964 and held key positions in the Saudi government, including Chief of Royal Protocol and Director General of Finance in the Eastern Province.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Brei Endia|Brei Endia]] 
| <small>Brei'Endia BE (born 24 September 1992), better known by her stage name Brei Endia, born in Baltimore, MD USA (indigenous Turtle Island) is like a Musical Fairy with her soulful exotic Indigenous blend of sound and a soothing voice. In her late teen years and early to her mid Twenty’s Brei Endia merged with her southern roots and moved to the peach state in Atlanta, Georgia to continue her adolescence and walk into her young adulthood in a fresh, new, and nurturing environment.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Grace Bowers|Grace Bowers]] 
| <small>Grace Bowers (born July 30, 2006) is a guitarist, model, and co-founder of the band Grace Bowers & The Hodge Podge for which she is the lead guitarist, contributing songwriter, and band leader.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Octum AI|Octum AI]] 
| <small>Octum, Inc., doing business as (Octum AI), is an American company is a [[fintech]] AI company focused on providing optimal outcomes. The AI company has developed the Octum Framework, which uses [[machine learning]] and other tech, which is used for a variety of purposes including matching asset managers with investors.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Renaissance (Albanian political movement)|Renaissance (Albanian political movement)]] 
| <small>Renaissance ({{langx|sq|Rilindje}}) is a political ideology based on the leadership style, governance philosophy, and policy priorities of Albanian Prime Minister [[Edi Rama]]. The ideology combines elements of strong central governance, aesthetic urban transformation, pragmatic progressivism, and cultural diplomacy.</small> 
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| [[Draft:1957–1958 Indian economic crisis|1957–1958 Indian economic crisis]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Mindful Escape Tourism|Mindful Escape Tourism]] 
| <small>Mindful Escape Tourism is a contemporary form of alternative tourism focused on mental well-being, digital detox, slow travel, and authentic cultural immersion. It encourages travelers to disconnect from digital overload and reconnect with themselves, nature, and local communities through meaningful, low-impact experiences.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gerard Diefenthal|Gerard Diefenthal]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Leathermans Loop|Leathermans Loop]] 
| <small>The Leatherman’s Loop is a 10-kilometre (6.2 mi) trail race held each spring at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in [[Westchester County, New York]]. Founded in 1987, it is one of the longest-running trail events in the northeastern United States and attracts more than 1,300 entrants annually.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Native American Childrens rights|Native American Childrens rights]] 
| <small>Native American Children's Rights</small> 
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| [[Draft:Better Off Dead (Child novel)|Better Off Dead (Child novel)]] 
| <small>''Better Off Dead'' is the twenty-sixth book in the [[Jack Reacher]] series written by [[Lee Child]]. It is the second Jack Reacher book to be co-authored by [[Lee Child|James Grant]] and his younger brother [[Andrew Grant (writer)|Andrew Grant]] and published using their pen names of Lee Child and Andrew Child respectively.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shares (magazine)|Shares (magazine)]] 
| <small>Shares is a British weekly investment magazine that provides financial news, analysis, and commentary on the UK and global markets. The magazine is aimed at private investors and covers a wide range of topics including investment ideas and strategies and stock market data and analysis.</small> 
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| [[Draft:War Bonnet Round Up|War Bonnet Round Up]] 
| <small>The War Bonnet Round Up is Idaho's oldest professional [[rodeo]]. First held in conjunction with the county fair at [[Tautphaus Park]]  September 5-8, 1911, the events consisted primarily of horse racing, with relay races staged by local Shoshone-Bannock riders  from the [[Fort Hall Indian Reservation]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:All Things Are Full Of Gods|All Things Are Full Of Gods]] 
| <small>''All Things Are Full of Gods'' is a 2024 book by philosopher and religious studies scholar [[David Bentley Hart]] published by [[Yale University Press]]. Its central animating question relates to whether consciousness or matter is ontologically primary — that is, whether mental acts such as memory, intention, and apprehension are reducible to material causes, or whether consciousness precedes or gives rise to material phenomena.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Basati Alaunt|Basati Alaunt]] 
| <small>The Basati Alaunt is a [[dog breed]] originating from [[Navarre]] and the [[Basque Country (autonomous community)|Basque Country]]. It is a working dog, primarily bred for [[big game hunting]], [[livestock management]], and [[guard dog|guard duties]]. The breed is recognized as an ethnic group by the [[Royal Canine Society of Spain]] and is actively maintained through a selective breeding program.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Te Motu Vineyard|Te Motu Vineyard]] 
| <small>Te Motu Vineyard is a winery in the Onetangi Valley on [[Waiheke Island]] in New Zealand. Established in 1988 by the Dunleavy family, the winery helped shape the island's early commercial wine industry.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Role of Magnetic Fields in Modern Military Defence System|The Role of Magnetic Fields in Modern Military Defence System]] 
| <small>The Role of Magnetic Fields in Modern Military  Defence System</small> 
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| [[Draft:Boost.ai|Boost.ai]] 
| <small>Boost.ai is a Norwegian software company based in Stavanger that develops conversational artificial intelligence (AI) for enterprise sectors. The company's platform specializes in AI agents designed to automate customer service interactions for chat and voice.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Harry Rothenberg|Harry Rothenberg]] 
| <small>Harry Rothenberg is an American attorney and Jewish speaker known for his lectures on Jewish values, ethics, and Torah insights.</small> 
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| [[Draft:New Conspiracy|New Conspiracy]] 
| <small>New Conspiracy is a Nu-Metal band formed 2024 in Malmö, Sweden. Known for their [describe the style/unique sound of the band], they have gained a reputation for their energetic live performances, thought-provoking lyrics.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dj V i Cee|Dj V i Cee]] 
| <small>In December 2023, Dj V i Cee released the single "Love Nwantinti," marking his emergence as a recording artist. citeturn0search8 The following year, he collaborated with Purity Whyte on "Duro," further showcasing his versatility in music production.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Basel AML Index|Basel AML Index]] 
| <small>The Basel AML Index is an independent tool that ranks countries based on how vulnerable they are to money laundering and other financial crimes. It uses data to assess the level of risk in each country.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Self-portrait (Patti Smith)|Self-portrait (Patti Smith)]] 
| <small>Self-portrait is a work by [[North-American]] artist [[Patti Smith]]. Her work includes poetry, literature and visual arts. The self-portraits ''Self-portrait New York 2003/2005'' and ''Self-portrait New York 2001/2003'' reflect this multiplicity, revealing an introspective and poetic approach to the image of the self.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bedir Tekinerdoğan|Bedir Tekinerdoğan]] 
| <small>Bedir Tekinerdoğan is a Turkish-Dutch computer scientist and academic leader specializing in software and systems engineering.[https://www.linkedin.com/in/bedir/][https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Bedir-Tekinerdogan]. He is a Full Professor and Chair of the Information Technology Group at Wageningen University & Research (WUR), Netherlands.</small> 
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| [[Draft:India Taxi Online|India Taxi Online]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Siddhanath Science Campus|Siddhanath Science Campus]] 
| <small>Shree Siddhanath Science Campus (श्री सिद्धनाथ साइन्स क्याम्पस) is a public constituent campus of [[Tribhuvan University]] located in [[Bhimdatta Municipality]], [[Kanchanpur District]], in the [[Sudurpashchim Province]] of Nepal. Established in 2033 BS (1976 AD), it is one of the oldest and most reputed science campuses in the Far-[[Far-Western Development Region, Nepal|Western]] region of the country.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pandit Swaroop Nath Saraf|Pandit Swaroop Nath Saraf]] 
| <small>Pandit Swaroop Nath Saraf (1907–1991) was a Kashmiri freedom fighter, social reformer, and political activist known for his grassroots activism and resistance against monarchical and feudal oppression in Jammu and Kashmir. He was an early member of the [[Jammu and Kashmir National Conference]] and played a significant role in several political movements, including the Quit Kashmir Movement and the Cooperative Movement in the region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ermenita Njuma|Ermenita Njuma]] 
| <small>Ermenita Stafa Njuma (born July 20, 1971) is an Albanian journalist, radio editor, and media trainer. She has worked for several decades at Radio Tirana, the public radio station of Radio Televizioni Shqiptar (RTSH), where she has played a key role in the development of cultural, educational, and youth-focused programs.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alaya The Goddess Mc|Alaya The Goddess Mc]] 
| <small>Alaya The Goddess MC, also known as Alaya Lee (born Alaya Alysse Lee), is an American conscious hip hop artist, educator, and battle rapper from the Bronx, New York. Known for her lyrical focus on spirituality, self-empowerment, and social justice, Alaya blends her background in education with a mission to inspire youth through music and poetic expression.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bare photography|Bare photography]] 
| <small>Bare Photography is a contemporary term describing a minimal-edit, uncensored photographic approach that values presenting the unfiltered essence of real-life events or subjects. Although it gained specific currency through recent exhibitions and discussions, similar philosophies can be traced back to early straight photography, documentary realism, and later the snapshot aesthetic.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Fabian Fiorini|Fabian Fiorini]] 
| <small>Fabian Fiorini (born 23 March 1973 in Liège, Belgium) is a Belgian pianist, composer, improviser, and professor. His work spans classical and jazz traditions, often incorporating improvisational language, and includes contributions to contemporary music, theatre, and film.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Professional Video Monitor|Professional Video Monitor]] 
| <small>Professional Video Monitor</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dean Odle|Dean Odle]] 
| <small>Dean Odle is an [[United States|American]] [[author]] and a known religious leader based in [[Alabama]]. He was raised in the Auburn area and has been active in Christian ministry for over 38 years. He has planted churches in [[Africa]], [[Washington, D.C.|Washington, D.C]], and Alabama.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Robert T. Slee|Robert T. Slee]] 
| <small>Robert T. Slee is an American [[author]], [[Investment banking|investment banker]], and mentor known for his contributions to private company finance. He is widely known as the founder and [[managing director]] of investment banking firm Robertson & Foley.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Trgovke Street|Trgovke Street]] 
| <small>Trgovke Street ({{langx|bs|Ulica Trgovke}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Трговке}})) is a historic street located in the heart of [[Baščaršija]], the old bazaar of [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Established during the [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman period]], the street is notable for its association with female merchants and its location on the site of Sarajevo's first bezistan (covered market).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Thonigala Inscription, Vavuniya|Thonigala Inscription, Vavuniya]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Mercedes Ganon|Mercedes Ganon]] 
| <small>Mercedes Ganon is an American singer-songwriter, author, and [[Entrepreneurship|entrepreneur]], best known for her memoir ''How to Survive a Knockout'' and her work within the [[Music industry|music]] and [[Entertainment industry|entertainment industries]]. Her multifaceted career spans [[Record producer|music production]], performance, artist rep, and writing, with a personal narrative that explores survival, resilience, and the darker undercurrents of the [[professional boxing]] and entertainment worlds.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Spectrum of Consciousness|Spectrum of Consciousness]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:NFL Logos|NFL Logos]] 
| <small>NFL logos are a vital part of each team's identity, evolving over the years to reflect modern design trends while preserving tradition. From classic emblems to sleek, contemporary designs, these logos play a crucial role in branding and fan recognition.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Usman Malik|Usman Malik]] 
| <small>Muhammad Usman Malik (born 18 June 1996) is a Pakistani actor, television host, and stage performer, currently based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. He gained national attention as the charismatic host of ''Livebeats'', a live music and entertainment show aired on Pakistan’s ATV channel.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Weaver (Novel)|The Weaver (Novel)]] 
| <small>Saad Ali, an Egyptian author, wrote a book titled ''The Weaver''. It is classified as a psychological thriller with cosmic horror and time travel elements, and it was published in 2025.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Adel Eid Youssef|Adel Eid Youssef]] 
| <small>Adel Eid Youssef is an Egyptian national who has held leadership roles in international business and non-governmental diplomacy. Since 2021, he has served as the ambassador of the [[d:Q4273407|Intergovernmental Institution for the Use of Micro-Algae Spirulina Against Malnutrition (IIMSAM)]], a permanent observer to the United Nations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:National Broadband Mission|National Broadband Mission]] 
| <small>The National Broadband Mission (NBM) launched by the [[Department of Telecommunications]] (DoT), [[Ministry of Communications (India)|Ministry of Communications]], [[Government of India]] on 17 December 2019 with a vision to enable fast-track growth of digital communications infrastructure, bridge the digital divide for digital empowerment and inclusion; and provide affordable and universal access to [[Broadband|broadband]] for All.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jetmen REVIVAL|Jetmen REVIVAL]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Brandon Awa|Brandon Awa]] 
| <small>Brandon Awa (born August 12, 2011) is an American youth soccer player who plays as a left back (LB) and left center back (LCB). A left-footed defender, he is known for his 1v1 defending, field awareness, and vocal leadership on the pitch. He currently plays for Mason Creek Middle School in Douglas County, Georgia.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Keisha Epps|Keisha Epps]] 
| <small>Keisha Spivey, also known as Keisha Epps, is an American R&B singer best recognized as a founding member of the girl group Total. She gained prominence in the 1990s under [[Sean Combs|Sean "Diddy" Combs]]' [[Bad Boy Records]]. Beyond her music career, she is known for her enduring marriage to actor [[Omar Epps]] and her advocacy for family and social issues.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Amirreza Jalalian|Amirreza Jalalian]] 
| <small>Perfect. Here's the Wikipedia-style wikitext version of your article. This is the exact format you'd use when creating or editing a Wikipedia page:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Understanding CSX Intermediate Signals: Approach Lit|Understanding CSX Intermediate Signals: Approach Lit]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:N.P Upadhyaya|N.P Upadhyaya]] 
| <small>N. P. Upadhyaya (born as Narendra Prasad Upadhyaya; c. 1948 – 7 September 2024) was a veteran Nepalese journalist and geopolitical analyst. He was best known as the founding editor of the *Telegraph Weekly*, an English-language news outlet based in Kathmandu, where he published editorials and opinion pieces focusing on South Asian geopolitics, particularly Nepal’s relationship with India, China, and Pakistan.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Orlando Rivero|Orlando Rivero]] 
| <small>Orlando Rivero (born 1965) is an American business professor, public administrator, and consultant known for his contributions to business education, emotional intelligence, and community-driven programs in South Florida.A Class of 1989 graduate of [[Florida National University]] (FNU), Rivero has served as an adjunct professor at FNU, [[American Public University System]], [[University of Phoenix]], and [[Miami Dade College]], and as Director of the Business Department at [[Carlos Albizu University]] in Miami.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kramat of Sheikh Abdul Mutalib|Kramat of Sheikh Abdul Mutalib]] 
| <small>The Kramat of Sheikh Abdul Mutalib is a modest but spiritually significant [[Dargah|Muslim shrine]] located in a forested area of [[Constantia, Cape Town|Constantia]], [[Cape Town]], [[South Africa]]. It is believed to be the resting place of Sheikh Abdul Mutalib, a lesser-known Muslim spiritual figure.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Rapping Missionary|The Rapping Missionary]] 
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| [[Draft:Niraj Magar|Niraj Magar]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Buea Town|Buea Town]] 
| <small>Buea Town is situated in Buea, Southwest [[Cameroon|Cameroo]][[Cameroon|n]]. Nestled at the foot of [[Mount Cameroon]], It is one of the oldest quarters in [[Buea]], known for its historical significance and colonial heritage, diverse culture, and stunning natural landscapes. It holds a significant place in the country’s history.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Soul to Squeeze (2025 film)|Soul to Squeeze (2025 film)]] 
| <small>Soul to Squeeze is a 2025 American psychological drama film written and directed by W.M. Weikart. The film follows a young man who undergoes a risky experimental treatment in a secluded house connected to a subconscious world, forcing him to confront painful memories and decisions that have shaped his life.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Reflex Aerospace|Reflex Aerospace]] 
| <small>Reflex Aerospace is a German ''NewSpace'' startup founded in 2021, with headquarters in Munich and Berlin. The company specializes in designing and manufacturing small satellite platforms between 75 and 500 kilograms, with an accelerated build-to-launch timeline of approximately 12 months.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sweet Miracles|Sweet Miracles]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Lima Jamir|Lima Jamir]] 
| <small>Lima Jamir (born 15 August 1983), born Limawapang Jamir, is an Indian photographer best known for his work in fashion and portrait photography. He is the founder of the photography studio ''La Parrtum Picture'', based in Nagaland. Jamir is recognized for his creative, dreamy visual style and emotionally expressive portraiture.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Heo Seok-gon|Heo Seok-gon]] 
| <small>Heo Seok-gon ({{Korean|hangul=허석곤}}, born November 10, 1967) is a South Korean civil servant currently serving as the 6th Commissioner of the [[National Fire Agency (South Korea)|National Fire Agency]] since 2024.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sebastian Raschka|Sebastian Raschka]] 
| <small>Sebastian Raschka (born 7 April 1988) is a German machine‑learning scientist, educator and author best known for the textbook ''Python Machine Learning'' and subsequent works on practical artificial‑intelligence development. He is the founder of Raschka AI Research (RAIR) Lab LLC and a former assistant professor of statistics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Inclusive nutrition|Inclusive nutrition]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:SNTP Technologies|SNTP Technologies]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Fastest Rumic Maths|Fastest Rumic Maths]] 
| <small>Here is your Wikipedia-style article in Wikipedia markup (wikitext) format:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Planetary thinking|Planetary thinking]] 
| <small>Planetary thinking is a conceptual framework that emphasizes the Earth as an interconnected system encompassing ecological, geological, and social dimensions. It focuses on transcending anthropocentric perspectives by offering a broader understanding of humanity’s relationship with planetary processes.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Attariya Chauraha|Attariya Chauraha]] 
| <small>Attariya Chauraha (Nepali: अत्तरिया चौक) is a prominent historical and cultural junction located in [[Attariya Municipality|Attariya]], a town in the [[Godawari Municipality]] of [[Kailali District]], in the [[Sudurpashchim Province]] of western [[Nepal]]. It serves as a vital connection point between the [[Mahendra Highway]] (East-West Highway) and the Bhimdatta Panta Highway, making it a key intersection for travel and commerce in the region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:COMESA Regional Investment Agency|COMESA Regional Investment Agency]] 
| <small>COMESA Regional Investment Agency (RIA) is an intergovernmental institution established in 2006 under the umbrella of the [[Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa]] (COMESA). It is dedicated to promoting regional and international investment, streamlining investor facilitation, and enhancing capacity building among national investment promotion agencies within the COMESA region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Juninho Morim|Juninho Morim]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Poincaré Gauge Theory|Poincaré Gauge Theory]] 
| <small>Poincaré gauge theory (PGT) is a [[classical field theory]] that describes gravitational interactions as a [[gauge theory]] based on enforcing the local [[Poincaré group]]—the group consisting of of [[translation (geometry)|translations]] and [[Lorentz group|Lorentz rotations]]. In PGT, the [[symmetries]] underlying special relativity are “gauged” to become local, introducing two sets of gauge fields: the [[tetrad formalism|tetrad field]] associated with translations and the [[spin connection]] for Lorentz transformations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Robert A. Frist Jr.|Robert A. Frist Jr.]] 
| <small>Robert "Bobby" A. Frist, Jr. (born c.1967) is an American businessman, investor, and philanthropist from [[Nashville, Tennessee]]. He co-founded HealthStream, Inc. and has been its Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board since 1990.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ramesh Goyal|Ramesh Goyal]] 
| <small>Ramesh Goyal is an Indian actor known for his work in [[Hindi cinema]] and television. He has appeared in numerous films and television serials, with a career spanning over four decades. Goyal gained significant recognition for his role as Havaldar Kadam in ''[[Sarfarosh (1999 film)|Sarfarosh]]'' (1999) and for portraying Marich in the television series ''[[Ramayan (1987 TV series)|Ramayan]]''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Faraa|Faraa]] 
| <small>''Faraa'' (also spelled ''Phara'' or ''Pharaa'') is a traditional dish from the Indian state of [[Chhattisgarh]], made using [[rice flour]]. It is typically consumed as a breakfast item or an evening snack and is regarded as a [[Staple food|staple]] in many Chhattisgarhi households. The dish is prepared by kneading rice flour with warm water into a soft dough, which is then shaped into small cylindrical pieces.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Zolani Michael Mcetywa|Zolani Michael Mcetywa]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Raffealla Fernando|Raffealla Fernando]] 
| <small>Jefni Mary Raffealla Fernando, (born 3 October 1990), popularly as Raffealla Fernando, is a Sri Lankan fashion designer, stylist, and a fashion photographer.  Apart from fashion designing and photography, she is also a fashion lecturer, celebrity stylist.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Divyansh Garg|Divyansh Garg]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Rozmarin Doetinchem|Rozmarin Doetinchem]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Suzhou Keyuan Garden|Suzhou Keyuan Garden]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Heritage from the Fragrance of the Land|Heritage from the Fragrance of the Land]] 
| <small>A Heritage From the Fragrance of the Land is a museum based in Paris. It was founded in 2022 by Dr. Aydi Tarabin. The museum presents Palestinian cultural heritage in an academic and humanistic manner. The museum is based on a family museum established by his great-grandmother, Dr.</small> 
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| [[Draft:William Bland (composer)|William Bland (composer)]] 
| <small>William Bland (born 1947) is an American composer and pianist known primarily for his ambitious cycle of 24 piano sonatas—one in each major and minor key—and a body of chamber and orchestral works. His music blends tonal and atonal idioms with microtonality, jazz, and rhythmic innovation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kaze|Kaze]] 
| <small>Ryon Kaze (born Gradi Muteba; January 31, 2003) is a Congolese filmmaker, digital content creator, and online storyteller. Born in [[Lubumbashi]], [[Democratic Republic of the Congo]], and currently based in [[Nairobi]], [[Kenya]], he is best known for his cinematic short-form videos on platforms like YouTube, where he creates narrative-driven content blending emotional depth, psychological nuance, and narrative twists.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bangladesh Free Fire Ban|Bangladesh Free Fire Ban]] 
| <small>The Bangladesh Free Fire Ban refers to the government-imposed restriction on the popular mobile game [[Free Fire (video game)|Garena Free Fire]] in August 2021. This action was taken to address concerns about the game's impact on youth, including potential addiction, behavioral issues, and adverse effects on academic performance.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gabe Whaley|Gabe Whaley]] 
| <small>Gabe Whaley is an American internet personality, satirist, and entrepreneur best known as the founder of the creative collective [[MSCHF]]. Whaley rose to prominence through a combination of viral art projects and fashion accessories such as "Jesus shoes." The ''New York Times'' described Whaley as "Banksy for the Internet."</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hallō Nelson|Hallō Nelson]] 
| <small>Hallō Nelson is a proposed $500 million luxury residential and resort development in Nelson, British Columbia, led by Vancouver-based Hallō Properties. The project, announced in 2024, aims to redevelop the 105-year-old Granite Pointe Golf Club into a high-end golf resort, residential community, and commercial hub.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sarah Frizzell|Sarah Frizzell]] 
| <small>Sarah Frizzell (born 1981) is a New Zealand-based entrepreneur, art director, and co‑founder of the Lucky Taco, a Mexican-inspired street food and retail brand celebrated for its colourful taco truck, award-winning Mexican products, and a published cookbook.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Addepto|Addepto]] 
| <small>Addepto is an international [[Consulting firm|consulting company]] specializing in [[Artificial intelligence|artificial intelligence (AI)]] and [[Data analysis|data analytics]] solutions. Founded in 2018, the company is headquartered in [[Warsaw]], [[Poland]], and operates primarily in a remote [[Remote work|work model]], employing specialists worldwide.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Keith Aberdein|Keith Aberdein]] 
| <small>Keith Aberdein is a New Zealand actor, screenwriter, and journalist known for his work in film, television, and radio. He is particularly recognized for his contributions to New Zealand screenwriting and as one of the original writers of the popular soap opera ''[[Close to Home (1975 TV series)|Close to Home]]''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Todd Murphy (artist)|Todd Murphy (artist)]] 
| <small>Todd Murphy (1962 – 2020) was an American experimental artist known for: [[photomontage]], [[mixed media]], [[photomontage]]-paintings, sculpture, photography, and installation. In 2016, Murphy was asked if he identified more as a conceptual artist or experimental artist.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Blackbucks Education|Blackbucks Education]] 
| <small>Blackbucks Education Private Limited is an Indian educational technology company based in [[Hyderabad|Hyderabad, Telangana]], founded in 2013 by Anuradha Thota. The company develops digital platforms and training programs aimed at improving the employability of engineering and management students, particularly from tier-2 and tier-3 institutions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Purple Foundation Inc.|Purple Foundation Inc.]] 
| <small>Purple Party Weekend (PPW) is an annual multi-day [[LGBTQIA+]] dance music festival and fundraiser held in [[Dallas]], [[Texas]], United States. Organized by the non-profit Purple Foundation, Inc., the event takes place each spring, typically in late April or early May.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Middle Georgia State Knights|Middle Georgia State Knights]] 
| <small>The Middle Georgia State Knights (also Middle Georgia or MGA) are the athletic teams that represent the [[Middle Georgia State University]], located in [[Cochran, Georgia]], in intercollegiate sports at the [[NCAA Division II|Division II]] level of the [[National Collegiate Athletic Association]] (NCAA), competing in the [[Peach Belt Conference]] since the 2025-26 academic year.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alessio Menconi|Alessio Menconi]] 
| <small>Alessio Menconi (born c. 1970s in Genoa, Italy) is an Italian [[jazz guitarist]], [[composer]], and [[Teacher|educator.]] A prodigy who began playing guitar at age ten, he has performed internationally, recorded over 50 albums, and is a professor at the [[Genoa Conservatory|"N. Paganini" conservatory]] in Genoa He is part of several ensembles—including the WES 100 Organ Trio, Voodoo Quartet,  Trio Bobo, and runs an online guitar school.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Exodus|Exodus]] 
| <small>macOS</small> 
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| [[Draft:IMBAREX S.A|IMBAREX S.A]] 
| <small>IMBAREX S.A. is a Peruvian company specializing in the production of [[natural colorants]] derived from plant and insect sources. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Lima, the company supplies ingredients used across the [[food]], [[cosmetic]], and [[pharmaceutical]] industries.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jiwon Choi|Jiwon Choi]] 
| <small>Jiwon Choi (Hangul: 최지원) is a South Korean jewelry designer and the founder of the contemporary jewelry brand JIWON CHOI. Based in Seoul, she is known for custom-made pieces that blend symbolism, spirituality, and fashion. Her work has gained popularity among K-pop fans and international audiences alike.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gypsy last names (Hicks)|Gypsy last names (Hicks)]] 
| <small>Hicks Family and Romani Heritage</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ruy Germack Possolo|Ruy Germack Possolo]] 
| <small>Ruy Germack Possolo or Rui Germak Possolo (October 15, 1788 – ?) was a Portuguese-Brazilian diplomat and naval officer, known for being the first Brazilian consul in [[Luanda]], [[Angola]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tan Sri Ravindran Menon|Tan Sri Ravindran Menon]] 
| <small>Early Life and Career</small> 
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| [[Draft:Electrical CAD/CAE Software|Electrical CAD/CAE Software]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:The Hitrik Family|The Hitrik Family]] 
| <small>The Hitrik family (also spelled Chitrik or Khitrik), ''<span lang="he" dir="rtl">חיטריק</span>'' in Hebrew, <span lang="ru" dir="ltr">Хитрик</span> in Russian, is a notable Jewish family, with several influential members.</small> 
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| [[Draft:MTS (Czech drone)|MTS (Czech drone)]] 
| <small>MTS is the designation for a series of Czech unmanned autonomous aerial vehicles (UAVs) developed and manufactured by LPP Holding, based in Prague. These are so-called ''loitering munitions'' (also known as suicide drones), intended for deployment in tactical operations with a high risk of electronic interference.</small> 
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| [[Draft:O'Shay Edwards|O'Shay Edwards]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:PolyAI|PolyAI]] 
| <small>PolyAI is a [[conversational AI]] company that creates AI agents for customer service. PolyAI was founded in 2017 by Nikola Mrkšić, Tsung-Hsien Wen, and Pei-Hao Su. It is headquartered in London, with branch offices globally in San Francisco, New York City, Toronto and Belgrade.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Taroko Tatuk|Taroko Tatuk]] 
| <small>Tatuk is a traditional instrument of the Taroko people in Taiwan.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jaylious|Jaylious]] 
| <small>Ziming "Jason" Wang, known professionally as Jaylious, is an Asian-American DJ and music producer celebrated for his distinctive blend of electronic music styles. Known for combining dark, sinister choruses with energetic, danceable beats, he describes his sound as "stuck in a horror EDM movie." His work is recognized for emotionally resonant themes and powerful, cinematic drops.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Abraham Peck|Abraham Peck]] 
| <small>Significant teaching roles at University of Southern Maine, UMA, and Saint Leo University;</small> 
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| [[Draft:Smolna (club)|Smolna (club)]] 
| <small>Smolna (club) is a music club located in Warsaw at 38 Smolna Street, operating since 2016. It specializes in organizing music events focused on broadly defined electronic music.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Meryem Kobanî|Meryem Kobanî]] 
| <small>Meryem Kobanî is a prominent [[Kurdish population|Kurdish]] female commander of the [[Women's Protection Units|Women's Protection Units (YPJ)]], an all-female militia that played a significant role in defending the Kurdish regions of [[Syria]] during the [[Siege of Kobanî]] in 2014–2015. Kobanî is recognized for her leadership in the defense of Kobanî against the [[Islamic State|Islamic State (ISIS)]], where the YPJ became a symbol of [[women's empowerment]] and [[resistance]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rebecca Krauthamer|Rebecca Krauthamer]] 
| <small>Rebecca Krauthamer (born July 1991) is the founder and Chief Executive Officer at QuSecure, a leader in post-quantum cybersecurity. She was previously the Chief Executive Officer at Quantum Thought, a venture studio for quantum applications. Additionally, she serves on the World Economic Economic Form’s Global Futures Council to develop a quantum computing ethics code and the advisory board of the AI Ethics Journal.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Classtro|Classtro]] 
| <small>Classtro is a nickname of a multi talented man who made indie video games ,music , and movies with ai.</small> 
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| [[Draft:QBF Fraud|QBF Fraud]] 
| <small>The QBF fraud case (Russian: дело QBF) was a large-scale international [[Ponzi scheme]] operated by the QBF investment group between 2012 and 2021, defrauding over 2,000 investors of an estimated ₽5–7 billion (US$70–100 million). The scheme involved a sophisticated network of offshore companies primarily based in [[Cyprus]], making it one of the largest cross-border financial frauds in Russian history.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jerome J. Connor|Jerome J. Connor]] 
| <small>Jerome J. Connor (1931–2024), dies at 91 was an American civil engineer and Professor Emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), pioneer in structural mechanics and motion-based design.   Longtime influential professor and expert in structural engineering remembered for his mentorship and contributions to the field.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Is There a Connection Between Health & Wealth?|Is There a Connection Between Health & Wealth?]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Neural information|Neural information]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Kaohsiung Independent Federation of Unions|Kaohsiung Independent Federation of Unions]] 
| <small>Kaohsiung Independent Federation of Unions (KIFU; Chinese: 高雄市獨立總工會) is a regional labor federation based in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Established in 2017, it advocates for labor autonomy, grassroots union organizing, and public policy reform in southern Taiwan.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Momsen Family|Momsen Family]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Battle of Qaradagh|Battle of Qaradagh]] 
| <small>The Battle of Qaradagh was a military engagement fought between the two Kurdish principalities of [[Baban]] and [[Ardalan]], supported by [[Qajar Iran]]. During the 1780’s, Baban revolted against influence of both the [[Ottoman Empire]] and Qajar Iran, making significant progress in the north.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jayant Pawar|Jayant Pawar]] 
| <small>Jayant Pawar (February 22, 1960 – August 29, 2021), Mumbai</small> 
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| [[Draft:World Memon Day|World Memon Day]] 
| <small>World Memon Day is celebrated on 10 April every year by the global [[Memon people|Memon community]]. The day aims to recognize the community’s culture and its efforts to help others.</small> 
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| [[Draft:National Association of Kwara State Students|National Association of Kwara State Students]] 
| <small>The National Association of Kwara State Students (NAKSS) is a non-partisan student organization that represents the interests of students of Kwara State origin across various tertiary institutions in Nigeria and beyond. The association primarily advocates for the welfare, educational support, and socio-cultural development of Kwara State indigenes pursuing academic degrees.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Angels Nair|Angels Nair]] 
| <small>Angels Nair is an animal welfare activist in Kerala.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vurilani Interactive|Vurilani Interactive]] 
| <small>Vurilani Interactive is a privately held company based in Nairobi, Kenya, that provides services in digital design and development. It was established in 2014 by Francis Josiah Onimbo. The company offers branding, web development, media production, and artificial intelligence integration services.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Surya Bharti|Surya Bharti]] 
| <small>Surya Bharti (born March 23, 2007) is an Indian poet, author, and social thinker known for his contributions to literature in the fields of spirituality, social awareness, and Advaita (non-dualism) philosophy.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Muhammad Abid khan Atozai|Muhammad Abid khan Atozai]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Brookhaven|Brookhaven]] 
| <small>Brookhaven is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) developed on the Roblox platform. Launched in April 2020 by developer Wolfpaq, it quickly rose to prominence, becoming one of the most popular and visited experiences on Roblox.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ann Reeves|Ann Reeves]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Tige Boats|Tige Boats]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Tayem Keshk|Tayem Keshk]] 
| <small>Tayem Keshk (born 2010) is an [[Egypt|Egyptian]] entrepreneur. He is a co-founder and the [[Chief executive officer|Chief Executive Officer]] of Kymavi, a land and marine biodegradable plastic bag company that actively helps the marine environment.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rohit Mandalapu|Rohit Mandalapu]] 
| <small>Rohit Mandalapu is a professor and researcher affiliated with the [[University of Cincinnati]], where he teaches in the School of Information Technology. His academic work is focused on cybersecurity and its applications in industrial systems. He is also employed by CoreFlex Solutions, a technology consulting firm, in the role of Technical Solutions Architect.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sri Roja Guruji|Sri Roja Guruji]] 
| <small>Roja Shanmugam Swamiji (also known as Sri Sri Roja Guruji) was an Indian spiritual leader, Ayyappa devotee, and social reformer from Shimoga, Karnataka. Known for his disciplined lifestyle and inclusive teachings, he played a key role in spreading Ayyappa devotion beyond Kerala, founding over 143 Ayyappa temples across India.</small> 
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| [[Draft:House of Sora Media|House of Sora Media]] 
| <small>Sora Media is a Singapore-based media production company specializing in documentary films and series. Established in 2021, the company has gained recognition for its original storytelling and has received numerous awards and nominations from prestigious organizations, including the Venice TV Awards, Banff Rockie Awards, World Media Festivals, WorldFest Houston, New York Festivals, and Asian Academy Creative Awards.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Aaron Coutts|Aaron Coutts]] 
| <small>Aaron Coutts is the Director of the Office for Veterans at the Victorian Department of Families, Fairness and Housing. He is currently leading Victoria’s state participation in the Defence and Veteran Suicide Royal Commission, a significant initiative aimed at addressing systemic issues and risk factors relevant to suicide and suicide behaviors among serving and ex-serving Defence members.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lnug|Lnug]] 
| <small>The Lnug (also spelled: L’nu, Lnu’k, or L’nug) are an Algonquin subgroup of indigenous people.  Their traditional territory is in the east coast of what is currently most commonly identified as Canada.  This traditional territory extends from the Gaspé region in eastern Québec in their west, to the Enmigtaqamu’g, or “Nova Scotian” peninsula in the Atlantic to the east.</small> 
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| [[Draft:B4B|B4B]] 
| <small>B4B (Business-for-Business) is a management concept and an intercompany collaboration model based on the idea that building mutually beneficial partnerships is a critical element of sustainable business growth and development. Organizations that follow B4B principles view long-term cooperation with business partners as one of the key factors in strengthening their own competitiveness.</small> 
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| [[Draft:E-CLIC|E-CLIC]] 
| <small>E-CLIC[https://e-clic.net] é um software corporativo [[Brazil|brasileiro]] desenvolvido pela empresa [[Profits Consulting]] (https://profits.consulting), especializado em gestão eletrônica de documentos ([[Edms|GED]]). O sistema foi projetado para otimizar o controle e o fluxo de informações em ambientes organizacionais, com destaque para o setor de engenharia e outros segmentos que demandam gestão documental avançada.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Acamps|Acamps]] 
| <small>Acamps, officially known as the Shalom Youth Camp, is an annual event organized by the [[Shalom Catholic Community]], an [[International Association of the Faithful]] recognized by the [[Catholic Church]]. Aimed primarily at youth aged 14 and older, Acamps combines recreational activities with spiritual formation, including Masses and preachings, to evangelize participants in a dynamic way.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Endophenotype 2.0|Endophenotype 2.0]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:International carpet festival|International carpet festival]] 
| <small>The International Carpet Festival is an annual festival held in [[Baku]], [[Azerbaijan]], centered around the tradition of Azerbaijani carpet weaving. The festival takes place in  [[Old City (Baku)|Icherisheher]] (Old City) and is organized by the [[Administration of the State Historical-Architectural Reserve "Icherisheher"]] and Azerkhalcha OJSC, with support from the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the [[Azerbaijan Export and Investment Promotion Agency]] (AZPROMO).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gadagottu Manitej Chowdary|Gadagottu Manitej Chowdary]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Geoff Carter|Geoff Carter]] 
| <small>Major General Geoffrey David Carter AO DSM (d. 30 July 2001) was a distinguished Australian Army Officer who received recognition for gallantry during the Vietnam War. He was awarded the United States Silver Star and the Australian Distinguished Service Medal (DSM) for his service with the Australian Army Training Team Vietnam (AATTV).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nigar Mahmood|Nigar Mahmood]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Gizem Atalya|Gizem Atalya]] 
| <small>Gizem Atalya (born August 20, 1998), also known as Gizem Atalay, is a Turkish-born multidisciplinary artist, singer, motion designer, and actress based in Los Angeles, United States. Known for blending visual storytelling with emotive pop music, she gained recognition for her work in digital media and her emerging career in music and film.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Irbhanath|Irbhanath]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Iwonder|Iwonder]] 
| <small>iWonder (stylised iwonder) is a Singapore-based over-the-top (OTT) streaming service specialising in documentary and current-affairs programming. Launched in March 2019, the platform hosts more than 1,000 films and series curated around breaking-news topics.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Intestinal hypoganglionosis|Intestinal hypoganglionosis]] 
| <small>Intestinal hypoganglionosis is a rare congenital or acquired disorder of the enteric nervous system characterized by a marked reduction in the number of ganglion cells in the intestinal wall. It is considered one of the allied disorders of [[Hirschsprung's disease]], meaning it can present with similar symptoms to [[Hirschsprung disease]] despite the presence of ganglion cells.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Polyhedra network|Polyhedra network]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:EVIV Group|EVIV Group]] 
| <small>EVIV Group is a global consulting firm specializing in investment performance measurement, GIPS (Global Investment Performance Standards) compliance, and verification services. The company provides solutions to asset managers, asset owners, and investment firms, helping them enhance transparency, credibility, and operational efficiency in their performance reporting processes.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Denver Jazz Fest|Denver Jazz Fest]] 
| <small>Denver Jazz Fest is an annual multi-venue [[jazz]] festival held in the [[Denver_metropolitan_area| Denver Metropolitan Area]]. The inaugural festival took place April 3–6, 2025, intended to coincide with [[Jazz_Appreciation_Month|Jazz Appreciation Month (JAM)]] and the 40th anniversary of [[KUVO]], a public jazz radio station in Denver .</small> 
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| [[Draft:Trading System for Fixed-Value Contracts|Trading System for Fixed-Value Contracts]] 
| <small>Trading System for Fixed-Value Contracts</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr. Kwadwo Gyarteng-Dakwa|Dr. Kwadwo Gyarteng-Dakwa]] 
| <small>Kwadwo Gyarteng-Dakwa (born 1961) is a Ghanaian-American anesthesiologist and pain management physician. He is the founder of The HEAG Pain Management Center, a medical facility focused on pain management. He previously served as an assistant professor at Yale University School of Medicine.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Typical Gamer|Typical Gamer]] 
| <small>Andre Rebelo, better known by his online alias Typical Gamer, is a Canadian YouTuber, live streamer, and entrepreneur primarily known for his ''Fortnite'' content. He has amassed millions of subscribers on YouTube and has been recognized by multiple industry publications, including ''Forbes'' for his influence in user-generated content (UGC).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alex Bailey (filmmaker)|Alex Bailey (filmmaker)]] 
| <small>Alex Bailey (born 1994/1995) is a Canadian filmmaker and producer. She is best known for her work on the short documentary *êmîcêtôcêt: Many Bloodlines* (2020), and directed the television special *You’ve Been Posted* for CTV’s *VeraCity* series (2023).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Digital Shelf|Digital Shelf]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Public diners|Public diners]] 
| <small>Public diners are state supported restaurants that serve nutritious meals at affordable prices to the general public. They are considered universal public infrastructure food, like public transport is infrastructure for movement and public hospitals are infrastructure for health.</small> 
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| [[Draft:DeFremery Park|DeFremery Park]] 
| <small>DeFremery Park is a public park in [[West Oakland, Oakland, California|West Oakland]], California. The 9.5-acre park is bordered by Adeline, 16th, and 18th Streets and features the historic DeFremery House, also known as the "House of Dignity". Since its establishment in the 19th century, DeFremery Park has served as center for civil rights activism, community gathering, and recreation in Oakland.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hari Achuthan|Hari Achuthan]] 
| <small>Hari Achuthan (born c. 1972) is an American entrepreneur and investment executive. He is the founder and chief executive officer of [[Convalt Energy]], a solar power and manufacturing company based in the United States, and co-founder of ACO Investment Group, a private equity firm focused on infrastructure and renewable energy projects in emerging markets.</small> 
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| [[Draft:IPhone 17 Series|IPhone 17 Series]] 
| <small>The iPhone 17 series is an upcoming line of smartphones designed and marketed by [[Apple Inc.]], expected to be announced in [[Apple Inc. product announcements#iPhone|September 2025]]. It is anticipated to succeed the [[iPhone 16]] series and continue Apple's annual refresh cycle for its [[iPhone]] product line.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Filtered Showerheads|Filtered Showerheads]] 
| <small>A filtered showerhead is a [[showerhead]] that incorporates water filtration media to [[Water purification|reduce or neutralize contaminants]] present in tap water during bathing. These devices can improve the quality of shower water by reducing chlorine, chloramines, heavy metals, and other potential contaminants and impurities.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Henry Sedge|Henry Sedge]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Battle of Kabul (1995)|Battle of Kabul (1995)]] 
| <small>Battle of Kabul was a battle between the [[Islamic State of Afghanistan]] and the [[Taliban]] that took place in 1995 in the [[Kabul]] which was a decisive victory for the government forces and a heavy defeat for the [[Taliban]]. After capturing [[Gulbuddin Hekmatyar]]'s territory and by deposing of the [[Hezbe Wahdat]], on 11 March the [[Taliban]] launched a massive campaign to capture [[Kabul]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Viticulture in Aosta Valley|Viticulture in Aosta Valley]] 
| <small>Viticulture in the Aosta Valley, Italy's smallest region, boasts a rich history and unique characteristics shaped by its alpine environment.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Children of Facundo Ariel de la Fuente|Children of Facundo Ariel de la Fuente]] 
| <small>"Children of Facundo: Caudillo and Gaucho Insurgency during the Argentine State-Formation Process (La Rioja, 1853–1870)" is a scholarly work by historian Ariel de la Fuente, first published in 2000 by Duke University Press. This book offers an in-depth analysis of post-independence Argentine instability and political struggles, focusing on the rural lower classes, particularly in the province of La Rioja.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Small Group Activity|Small Group Activity]] 
| <small>Small Group Activity (SGA) is a [[continuous improvement]] concept that evolved in Japan from the American concepts '[[Quality circle|Quality Circle]]'- and '[[Zero Defects|Zero Defect]]'.</small> 
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| [[Draft:UMusic Hotels|UMusic Hotels]] 
| <small>UMH Wiki 6_18_25</small> 
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| [[Draft:Daldo Marte Limoneta|Daldo Marte Limoneta]] 
| <small>Daldo Marte Limoneta (was born in 1982 in [[Havana]]; [[Cuba]]), he is a self-taught Cuban visual artist.  Active in the urban scene of Havana since the early 2010s; he is particularly known for his performances in public spaces where he embodies his superhero figures.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hala Salah Eldin Hussein|Hala Salah Eldin Hussein]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Sadanand Saraswati|Sadanand Saraswati]] 
| <small>Swami Sadanand Saraswati (born Ramesh Awasthi in 1958) is the current [[Shankaracharya]] of [[Dwarka Sharada Peetham]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Floss (book)|Floss (book)]] 
| <small>FLOSS presents a retrospective of [[Roger Erickson]]'s photography.  A collection published by [[Goff Books]] in Fall 2024 that documents the energy and aspirations of many artists across an important era in pop culture. The book, drawn from Erickson's extensive career, delves into the often unrestrained and extravagant personas of these musicians.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kawrthah|Kawrthah]] 
| <small>Kawrthah (also spelled Kawrthah) is a town and the administrative headquarters of the [[Kawrthah Sub-Division]] in [[Mamit district]], [[Mizoram]], India. Situated at an elevation of 870 meters, it serves as a key administrative and economic hub in northwestern Mizoram, near the tri-junction border with [[Tripura]] and [[Assam]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Roziana Cindy|Roziana Cindy]] 
| <small>Roziana Bte Cindy born December 1997, known as Roziana Cindy is a Singaporean [[singer]], [[actress]] and also has experience of hosting shows.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Čobanija Street|Čobanija Street]] 
| <small>Čobanija Street ({{langx|bs| Ulica Čobanija}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Чобанија}}) is a notable street located in the central part of [[Sarajevo]], the capital city of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Situated near the [[Miljacka River]], it connects key areas of the city and is recognized for its blend of historical significance and contemporary [[urban culture]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Conversion of the polymer perhydropolysilazane to silica|Conversion of the polymer perhydropolysilazane to silica]] 
| <small>The conversion of [[Polysilazane|perhydropolysilazane]] to [[Silicate|silica]] is a key reaction in [[Polymer chemistry|preceramic polymer chemistry]] and plays an important role in producing functional inorganic materials via solution-based methods. [[Polysilazane|Perhydropolysilazane]] (PHPS) is an [[inorganic polymer]] that can be converted to [[amorphous silica]] (SiOₓ) without the need for traditional alcoholic [[silane]] precursors or acidic or basic [[Catalysis|catalysts]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Family Presence During Resuscitation|Family Presence During Resuscitation]] 
| <small>Family presence during resuscitation (FPDR), also referred to as family-witnessed resuscitation (FWR), is defined as the practice of allowing relatives to be present during a family member’s in-hospital cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) attempt in an emergency or critical care setting.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Balliemore Farm|Balliemore Farm]] 
| <small>Balliemore Farm, a Category C listed farm, located in the picturesque region of [[Argyll and Bute|Argyll and Bute]] , is a historic farm with roots that trace back to around 1830. This expansive farm is not only significant for its size but also for its rich history and the notable figures associated with it.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Neo-Naturalism|Neo-Naturalism]] 
| <small>Neo-Naturalism was founded by **Amir Majiri Tehrani**, known artistically as **Neo Pi**, in Iran. This artistic style leverages indigenous and natural knowledge to create artworks that have positive and meaningful impacts on viewers. Neo Pi combines natural elements such as water, plants, and natural landscapes with human psychological techniques to create works that simultaneously offer unique visual and emotional experiences.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lost Between the Roads|Lost Between the Roads]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Arbitration and Mediation in Alternative Dispute Resolution|Arbitration and Mediation in Alternative Dispute Resolution]] 
| <small>Arbitration and Mediation in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Monica Collings|Monica Collings]] 
| <small>Monica Collings is a prominent figure in the energy sector, known for her leadership and advocacy for gender diversity. She served as the Chief Executive of So Energy, a challenger retail energy supplier, and played a significant role in its transformation following its acquisition by ESB Energy.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Segun Oke|Segun Oke]] 
| <small>wikitext Copy Edit</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ponnusamy Karthik|Ponnusamy Karthik]] 
| <small>Ponnusamy Karthik (born 13 June 1993) is an Indian entrepreneur and sports administrator, best known as the Founder & Chairman of Namma Family Group... Under his leadership, Namma Family Group has expanded into various sectors, including business development, import & export, and real estate across India.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Victor M. and Adrea Carter|Victor M. and Adrea Carter]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Vixenta|Vixenta]] 
| <small>Vixenta is an Australian atmospheric and post-black metal band from Brisbane, Queensland, formed in 2010 by multi-instrumentalist Brendon Sibraa (credited as B.). The project initially began as a solo endeavor and later expanded into a full lineup. Vixenta's work is recognized for its genre-bending, emotionally driven themes and atmospheric compositions that incorporate elements of ambient and post-black metal.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nick Delphin|Nick Delphin]] 
| <small>Nick Delphin (born Pierre Nick Paul; September 16, 1999) is a Haitian singer, songwriter, and composer. He is known for blending Afropop, Zouk, and Haitian musical influences into his work. Delphin gained recognition for singles such as ''Freaky Tonight'', ''Fete La'', and ''Konsa'', and is considered a rising figure in the Haitian and Afro-Caribbean music scenes.</small> 
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| [[Draft:John Koku Awoonor-Williams|John Koku Awoonor-Williams]] 
| <small>Dr. John Koku Awoonor-Williams is a Ghanaian public health physician, health policy analyst, and academic. He is known for his leadership in developing and scaling Ghana’s Community-Based Health Planning and Services (CHPS) initiative, which expands primary healthcare to underserved communities globaldoctorsforchoice.org[[graphic.com.gh]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mehar Muhammad Shaban Raza|Mehar Muhammad Shaban Raza]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Mohammed Farooq Shubli|Mohammed Farooq Shubli]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Model Context Protocol|Model Context Protocol]] 
| <small>The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an [[open-source]] [[software framework|framework]] introduced by [[Anthropic]] to standardize the way [[artificial intelligence]] (AI) models like [[large language model]]s (LLMs) integrate and share data from diverse sources. Similar to how [[USB-C]] standardizes connections between devices and peripherals, MCP provides a universal interface for AI models to seamlessly integrate and interact with external data sources and tools.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Farmaan Hasan Khan|Farmaan Hasan Khan]] 
| <small>Farmaan Hasan Khan (born 8 August 1995), also known as Farman Miyan, is an Indian lawyer, social activist, and religious leader associated with the Sunni [[Barelvi]] movement. He serves as the National General Secretary of [[Jama'at Raza-e-Mustafa]], an Islamic organization promoting the teachings of Imam [[Ahmed Raza Khan Barelvi]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Serkan Berk|Serkan Berk]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Twisted Wire Fuse: Design, Variations, and Applications|Twisted Wire Fuse: Design, Variations, and Applications]] 
| <small>Twisted wire fuse refers to a specialized electrical fuse design invented by Tanvith Reddy that incorporates multiple strands of wire twisted together to form a single fusible element. This configuration enhances current distribution, mechanical strength, and control over fuse operation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:GlamAI|GlamAI]] 
| <small>GlamAI is a San Francisco-based startup developing solutions for digital cloning and advanced image/video transformation, creating immersive mixed-reality experiences.{{cn}} GlamAI is founded by Paul Shaburov.{{cn}}</small> 
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| [[Draft:Arnis (software)|Arnis (software)]] 
| <small>Arnis is an open-source software tool that generates detailed replicas of real-world locations in [[Minecraft Java Edition]] using geospatial data from [[OpenStreetMap]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hayden Malcom Harris|Hayden Malcom Harris]] 
| <small>Hayden Malcom Harris (born November 4th, 2000) is an American football defensive end for the [[Buffalo Bills]] of the [[National Football League]] (NFL). Harris joined Buffalo's talented roster as an undrafted free agent following the [[2025 NFL Draft]] on April 26th, 2025.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Danish Ali Khan|Danish Ali Khan]] 
| <small>Danish Ali Khan (born 20 September 1992) is an Indian film and television actor known for roles in "Ek Villain Returns" (2022), "Kumkum Bhagya" (2023), "Naagin 6" (2022), and "Jai Jai Jai Bajrang Bali" (2011).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Redbar Radio|Redbar Radio]] 
| <small>Redbar Radio is an American internet radio show and podcast created and hosted by Mike David. Known for its satirical and often acerbic commentary on pop culture, comedy, and the entertainment industry, Redbar Radio has developed a cult following since its inception in 2003.</small> 
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| [[Draft:GoodOaks Homecare|GoodOaks Homecare]] 
| <small>GoodOaks Homecare is a United Kingdom-based home care provider operating through a franchise model. The company provides domiciliary and live-in care services across multiple locations in the UK.</small> 
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| [[Draft:NC State Wolfpack Marching Band|NC State Wolfpack Marching Band]] 
| <small>The Power Sound of the South is the official marching band of [[North Carolina State University]] (NC State), based in [[Raleigh, North Carolina]]. Renowned for its spirited performances and high-energy shows, the band is a central part of the university’s athletic events and traditions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Galerija Java|Galerija Java]] 
| <small>Galerija Java is a [[contemporary art]] gallery located in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Established in 2000, it has become a significant platform for promoting modern and contemporary art in the region. The gallery is known for its commitment to showcasing both established and emerging artists, contributing to the vibrant cultural landscape of Sarajevo.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Xin (Shin) Yan|Xin (Shin) Yan]] 
| <small>Xin Yan ({{lang-zh|闫欣}}, also known as Shin Yan) is a Chinese blockchain entrepreneur, best known as the co-founder and CEO of [https://sign.global Sign] recognized for his work in decentralized trust infrastructure, on-chain identity verification, and token distribution systems.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jan Rivera|Jan Rivera]] 
| <small>Jan Rivera is a guitarist, composer, and author, born in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico.. He is known for his complex rhythmic writing, genre-blending compositions, and collaborations with high-profile musicians such as Grammy-winning keyboardist [[Jordan Rudess]], [[Marco Minnemann]], [[Mohini Dey]], and [[Nili Brosh]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Martial Law and the Uprising of a Nation: The EDSA Revolution"|Martial Law and the Uprising of a Nation: The EDSA Revolution"]] 
| <small>The Batas Militar (Martial Law) era in the Philippines, declared by President Ferdinand Marcos on September 21, 1972, marked one of the darkest periods in the country's history, characterized by widespread human rights violations, suppression of free speech, and authoritarian rule.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Stanley Jegede Foundation|The Stanley Jegede Foundation]] 
| <small>The Stanley Jegede Foundation (SJF) is a non-governmental organization (NGO) established in 2014 and headquartered in [[Abuja]], Nigeria's federal capital. Its programs are around education, health, welfare, emergency relief, art & heritage preservation, community rehabilitation and international/group support programs and interventions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Marvin Whiteley|Marvin Whiteley]] 
| <small>Marvin Whiteley is an American microbiologist and academic known for his studies of bacterial cell-cell communication and biofilm formation. He is a professor of biological sciences and holds the Bennie H. and Nelson D. Abell Chair in Molecular and Cellular Biology at the [[Georgia Institute of Technology]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Petra Štarková|Petra Štarková]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology Plus|Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology Plus]] 
| <small>Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology Plus (JMCC Plus) is a peer-reviewed open-access journal established in 2022 by the [[International Society for Heart Research]] (ISHR). It serves as the sister journal to ''[[Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology]]'', prioritizing methodological rigor and accepting a variety of article types including negative results, replication studies, resource papers, reviews, and correspondence.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jeremy Kirkland|Jeremy Kirkland]] 
| <small>Jeremy Kirkland is an American podcast host, writer, and cultural commentator best known as the creator and host of the menswear-focused podcast ''Blamo!''. Active since 2016, the show features interviews with designers, musicians, artists, and creatives, exploring the intersection of personal style, culture, and storytelling.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Prof. Rajendra Dakhane|Prof. Rajendra Dakhane]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Burmese butter rice|Burmese butter rice]] 
| <small>Burmese butter rice, also known as ''Htaw Patt Htamin'', is a traditional rice dish central to Burmese cuisine, particularly during festive occasions and celebrations. It is distinguished by its rich, buttery flavor derived from the generous use of [[butter]] or ghee during the cooking process, often combined with aromatic spices.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Edinburgh Solicitors Property Centre|Edinburgh Solicitors Property Centre]] 
| <small>Edinburgh Solicitors' Property Centre (ESPC) is a property marketing service based in Edinburgh, Scotland. It was established in 1971 by a group of solicitor estate agents. ESPC operates a property listings platform focused on residential sales in Edinburgh, the Lothians, Fife, and the Scottish Borders.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sakaditya|Sakaditya]] 
| <small>Sakaditya ([[Sanskrit]]: शकादित्य[[IAST]]: ''{{IAST|Śakāditya}}'')  was a prominent ruler of the Kurmmavan or Kurmmachal, historically associated with the [[Kumaon division|Kumaon region]] in northern India. He is remembered for his military exploits, territorial expansion, and significant contributions to the socio-political landscape of early Indian history.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Aziz Ahmad|Aziz Ahmad]] 
| <small>Aziz Ahmad is a Bangladeshi–American entrepreneur, technology executive, and philanthropist. He is the founder and CEO of UTC Associates, Inc., a New York–based technology consulting firm, and co‑founder and chairman of CodersTrust. This international technology education platform provides digital skills training with a focus on workforce development in underserved communities.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Manchanda Caste: Rajput Clan|Manchanda Caste: Rajput Clan]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Windows Server Administration|Windows Server Administration]] 
| <small>Key responsibilities and areas of focus include:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Zack Zook|Zack Zook]] 
| <small>Zack Zook (born 1984) is an American arts administrator, curator, and former bookseller best known for his role as general manager of [[BookCourt]], an independent bookstore in Brooklyn, New York. From 2005 to 2016, Zook oversaw the store’s expansion and literary programming, which was profiled in publications including ''Publishers Weekly'' and ''Brooklyn Magazine''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nexbyt Technology|Nexbyt Technology]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Jalal Abualrub|Jalal Abualrub]] 
| <small>Jalal Abualrub</small> 
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| [[Draft:Visuino|Visuino]] 
| <small>Visuino</small> 
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| [[Draft:Aiden LeMay|Aiden LeMay]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Dlmadeit|Dlmadeit]] 
| <small>Divine Lawoe known professionally with the stage name Dlmadeit is a [[Ghanaians|Ghanaian]] musical artist and a producer from [[Ghana|Volta Region]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Citizen developer|Citizen developer]] 
| <small>Citizen developer is a term used to describe a non-professional developer who creates applications or automations for themselves or others, using tools officially sanctioned by their organization. These tools typically include [[Low-code development platform|low-code]] or [[No-code development platform|no-code]] platforms, enabling users without formal programming education to build business applications efficiently and effectively.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Patrick Mantinea Durack|Patrick Mantinea Durack]] 
| <small>Patrick Mantinea Durack (1851–1933)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Narrative Supremacy|Narrative Supremacy]] 
| <small>Narrative Supremacy refers to the capacity to dominate the [[information ecology|informational landscape]] by constructing and disseminating [[narrative]]s that significantly influence [[public opinion]]. This concept has gained prominence in the [[Digital Age|digital age]], where the proliferation of information and the virality of content have made narrative control a pivotal element in various domains, including politics, media, and international relations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Trestee|Trestee]] 
| <small>Trestee (born 9 May 1996), whose real name is Tresty Linus Udoka, is a Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter, and rapper. He is known for his versatile musical style, motivational themes, and faith-based lyrics. Trestee is signed to the label E-term Empire and is recognized for using his music to spread hope, light, and encouragement.</small> 
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| [[Draft:OverallGPT|OverallGPT]] 
| <small>OverallGPT is a [[Web application|web application]] that shows answers from several [[large language model]] (LLM) APIs side by side..</small> 
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| [[Draft:Variable Recurring Payments (VRP)|Variable Recurring Payments (VRP)]] 
| <small>Variable Recurring Payments (VRPs) are a type of automated payment arrangement that allows a third-party provider to initiate payments from a consumer’s bank account on a recurring basis, with variable amounts and at variable intervals. VRPs are enabled through [[open banking]] APIs and are designed to offer a secure and consent-based alternative to traditional methods such as [[direct debit]] or card-on-file transactions..</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sphere-Based Design Theory|Sphere-Based Design Theory]] 
| <small>Sphere-Based Design Theory (SBDT) is a framework in [[architecture]], [[urban planning]], and [[computational geometry]] that positions the sphere as the fundamental generative form of all spatial structures. It asserts that all geometric systems—whether rectilinear, curvilinear, or recursive—derive from the sphere as their prototypical or transformed state, due to its efficiency, adaptability, and intrinsic role in high-dimensional spatial organization.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gene Solutions|Gene Solutions]] 
| <small>Gene Solutions is a Southeast Asian biotechnology company specializing in genetic testing for reproductive health and oncology. Since its founding in 2017, the company has delivered over 2.2 million tests and operates ISO‑ and CAP‑accredited next-generation sequencing (NGS) laboratories across the region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tikapur Multiple Campus|Tikapur Multiple Campus]] 
| <small>Tikapur Multiple Campus (TMC) is a public higher education institution located in Tikapur Municipality, [[Kailali District]], Nepal. It was established in 2001 (2058 B.S.) as a community initiative and later became a constituent campus of [[Far Western University]] in 2018.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dario Moschetta|Dario Moschetta]] 
| <small>Dario Moschetta (born December 2, 1973, in Castelfranco Veneto, Italy) is a contemporary Italian visual artist known for his mixed media paintings. His works combine acrylics, pastels, pencil, digital printing, and transfer techniques, and explore themes such as identity, memory, transformation, and urban environments.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Presidential Secretary for Protocol|Presidential Secretary for Protocol]] 
| <small>The Presidential Secretary for Protocol is a position within the [[Office of the President (South Korea)]], responsible for overseeing the president’s official schedule and state protocol affairs. The role reports directly to the Chief Presidential Secretary and works alongside other key aides such as the Secretary for General Affairs, Secretary for Speechwriting, and the First and Second Personal Secretaries to support the president’s daily operations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Interactive Video Technology|Interactive Video Technology]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Clever Cycles|Clever Cycles]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Iwalewa Gallery of Art|Iwalewa Gallery of Art]] 
| <small>The Iwalewa Gallery of Art was established in 2017, and is located in Lekki, one of the upscale and rapidly developing urban areas in Lagos, Nigeria. It is a contemporary art hub founded by Femi Williams. The gallery houses over 5,000 artworks in a variety of styles and mediums.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Las Vegas Comedy Festival|Las Vegas Comedy Festival]] 
| <small>The Las Vegas Comedy Festival was an annual event held in Las Vegas, Nevada, from 2002 to 2006, with a hiatus in 2005. It served as a platform for both emerging and established comedians, featuring performances, industry seminars, and talent showcases.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Prakash Bikalpa|Prakash Bikalpa]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:BT/KK/KIRAN CENTRAL COLLEGE|BT/KK/KIRAN CENTRAL COLLEGE]] 
| <small>Kiran Central College is an educational institution located in the [[Batticaloa District|Batticaloa District]] of Sri Lanka, within the [[Koralaippattu South Divisional Secretariat|Koralaippattu South Divisional Secretariat Division]]. It is situated in the [[Kiran East Grama Sevaka Division|Kiran East Grama Sevaka Division]] and is one of the pioneering schools in the [[Kalkudah Educational Zone|Kalkudah Educational Zone]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:DnaPower|DnaPower]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:NOTION|NOTION]] 
| <small>Notion is an [[England|English]] electronic music producer and DJ known for his energetic blend of bassline, [[UK garage]], house, and grime. Emerging from Bristol’s vibrant music scene in the early 2010s, Notion has become a prominent figure in the UK bass and [[Electronic dance music|EDM]] landscape, regularly performing at major festivals and clubs across Europe and gaining support from industry heavyweights.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Embassy of Pakistan, Beijing|Embassy of Pakistan, Beijing]] 
| <small>The **Embassy of Pakistan in Beijing** plays a significant role in fostering diplomatic, economic, and cultural relations between Pakistan and China. Here's a brief history of the embassy and its development over the years:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pride in Dallas|Pride in Dallas]] 
| <small>Pride in Dallas is a non-profit organization that organizes an annual [[LGBT pride|LGBTQ+ Pride]] celebration, including a parade and associated events, in the [[Oak Lawn, Dallas|Oak Lawn]] neighborhood of [[Dallas]], [[Texas]], United States. Established in 2022, the organization was formed specifically to maintain the tradition of celebrating Pride in the historically significant "gayborhood" during September.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Zedekiah (Book of Mormon)|Zedekiah (Book of Mormon)]] 
| <small>Zedekiah ([[Deseret alphabet|Deseret]]: 𐐞𐐇𐐔𐐀𐐗𐐌𐐂) is a figure in the [[Book of Mormon]], a sacred text of the [[Latter Day Saint movement]], described as one of the twelve [[Nephites|Nephite]] disciples chosen during Jesus Christ's appearance to the Nephites. According to the Book of Mormon, Zedekiah was a member of the Nephite [[Quorum of the Twelve]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Green Bewitch|Green Bewitch]] 
| <small>The [[Colombian emeralds|Colombian emerald]] is a variety of beryl with an intense green color, highly valued worldwide for its quality, brilliance, and deep hue. [[Colombia]] is one of the main producers of high-quality emeralds globally, and its gems are recognized for their pure and saturated green color, often described as an intense grass green.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Islamic Universities in the Netherlands|Islamic Universities in the Netherlands]] 
| <small>To date, three Islamic universities have been established in the Netherlands. The first among them is the Islamic University of Rotterdam (IUR), officially known as the ''[[Islamic University of Applied Sciences Rotterdam]]'', founded in 1997. The second institution is the Islamic University of Europe (IUE), which was founded in 2001 in the city of Schiedam by a group of academic staff who split off from the IUR.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Peter Vardzel|Peter Vardzel]] 
| <small>Peter Vardzel (born c. 2002) is an American college football wide receiver and special teams player. A preferred walk-on at the University of Pittsburgh, he entered the NCAA transfer portal in April 2025 as a graduate transfer with one year of eligibility remaining.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Velvet Sundown|The Velvet Sundown]] 
| <small>The Velvet Sundown is a [[psychedelic rock]] band formed in 2025. The band released its debut album, ''Floating on Echoes'', on June 5, 2025. ''Dust and Silence'', their second album, was released shortly afterwards on June 20. The band's third album, ''Paper Sun Rebellion'', is due to release on July 14.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sugar Hooker Entertainment (SHE)|Sugar Hooker Entertainment (SHE)]] 
| <small>Sugar Hooker Entertainment (SHE) is a multimedia entertainment company based in [[Los Angeles, California]]. Founded in 2004 by [[Jerra Spence]], SHE initially launched as an independent [[record label]] focused on promoting female artists in punk and alternative music.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shadow Pages|Shadow Pages]] 
| <small>"Shadow Pages" refers to a business model within the creator economy where entrepreneurs build faceless Instagram brands around specific themes to generate revenue through various monetization methods like affiliate marketing, digital products, and paid sponsorships.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ultrasonic metal atomization|Ultrasonic metal atomization]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Matt Garrett|Matt Garrett]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Vasylkiv Carpathians|Vasylkiv Carpathians]] 
| <small>Vasylkiv Carpathians (''[[Ukrainian language|Ukrainian]]: Васильківські Карпати'') is a local landscape reserve located in [[Kyiv Oblast]], [[Ukraine]]. It lies between the villages of Velyka Bugayivka, Hvozdiv, Krushynka, and Roslavychi in the Vasylkiv district. The reserve was established on February 2, 1999, by decision No.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Svjetlost building|Svjetlost building]] 
| <small>The Svjetlost Building ({{langx|bs|Zgrada Svjetlost}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Зграда Свјетлост}}) is a modernist commercial and office building located in the center of [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Completed in 1976, it was designed by architect Halid Muhasilović and stands as a notable example of late socialist-era architecture in the city.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Phantom Sense (Virtual Reality)|Phantom Sense (Virtual Reality)]] 
| <small>Phantom Sense is a sensory phenomenon reported by users of [[Virtual reality|virtual reality]] (VR) platforms. It refers to physical sensations—such as touch, temperature, or pain—perceived without actual physical stimuli, often when interacting with virtual objects or avatars.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sandra Forrester|Sandra Forrester]] 
| <small>Sandra Forrester is a New Zealand Real Estate Agent, business leader, author, and speaker. She is the Branch Manager of one of Auckland’s most successful [[Barfoot & Thompson]] offices (Barfoot & Thompson City Branch) and is the author of ''Change Your Life – The Power of a Focused Mind''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Soul Excellency, The Pursuit of Spiritual Perfection|Soul Excellency, The Pursuit of Spiritual Perfection]] 
| <small>Soul excellency ({{langx|ar|تعالی الروح|Ta'āli al-Rūḥ}}; {{langx|fa|تعالی روح}}) is a [[Philosophy|philosophical]] and [[Spirituality|spiritual]] concept describing the perfected state of the human soul achieved through ethical discipline, intellectual refinement, and mystical devotion.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jesse Dodge|Jesse Dodge]] 
| <small>Jesse Dodge is an [[artificial intelligence]] (AI) research scientist whose research focuses on [[natural language processing]] (NLP), [[machine learning]] (ML) and emphasizes the importance of measuring and considering the environmental impact of AI.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Eternal Pulse Theory|The Eternal Pulse Theory]] 
| <small>The Eternal Pulse Theory is a philosophical and cosmological concept that presents the universe as undergoing a continuous cycle of expansion and contraction. According to this theory, dark energy plays a dual role: it not only drives the universe's expansion but also regulates its contraction, maintaining a balance where no energy is lost.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mustajab Malik|Mustajab Malik]] 
| <small>Mustajab Malik is a filmmaker, theatre director, and screenwriter based in India. He has received both national and international recognition for his films (both feature and documentaries).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Yaad-e-Salamat|Yaad-e-Salamat]] 
| <small>Yaad-e-Salamat is a Pakistani classical music festival held in [[Lahore]], organized as a tribute to [[Salamat Ali Khan|Ustad Salamat Ali Khan]] of the [[Sham Chaurasia gharana]]. The two-day event is organized by the [[Lahore Arts Council]] (Alhamra) in collaboration with the Sham Chaurasi Music Circle.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lairai Devi Temple|Lairai Devi Temple]] 
| <small>The Lairai Devi Temple is a [[Hindu temple]] located in Shirgaon, [[North Goa district|North Goa]], [[India]]. It is dedicated to Lairai Devi, a significant deity within the regional folklore of the Seven Sisters and a Brother of Goa.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mikhail Klimenko|Mikhail Klimenko]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Millennium Excellence Awards|Millennium Excellence Awards]] 
| <small>Instituted in 2000 and held every five years under the patronage of His Royal Majesty [[Otumfuo Nana Osei Tutu II|Otumfuo Osei Tutu II]], the Millennium Excellence Awards (MEA) elevate pan-African excellence. The awards aim to celebrate outstanding contributions across sectors such as science, education, business, climate advocacy, entertainment, and humanitarian service.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kazxi|Kazxi]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Baruipur Mohun Bagan Fans' Club (BMBFC)|Baruipur Mohun Bagan Fans' Club (BMBFC)]] 
| <small>Baruipur Mohun Bagan Fans' Club (BMBFC) is the first officially registered Mohun Bagan fan club from Baruipur, West Bengal, India. Founded in 2022, the club is known for its matchday enthusiasm, social initiatives, and widespread community involvement.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alan Ranger|Alan Ranger]] 
| <small>Alan Ranger is a British landscape photographer, photography educator, and workshop leader based in Warwickshire, England. He is known for his seascape and woodland imagery, emphasis on environmental storytelling, and hands-on teaching methods. He has been involved in public exhibitions, photography education, and community-based projects since 2010.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jata removal movement|Jata removal movement]] 
| <small>The Jata removal movement is a socio-cultural activism initiative in India aimed at addressing the cultural and superstitious practices associated with 'jata'— non-volitional matted hair growth, mostly among women. “Matted hair is dreadlocks or irreversibly tangled hair with multiple locks.” In certain Indian communities, particularly in southwestern regions, such matted hair is considered as an appearance of deities such as their clan deities or goddesses like Yellamma.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lafkos|Lafkos]] 
| <small>Lafkos (Greek: Λαύκος, pronounced [ˈlafkos]) is a traditional mountain village in the regional unit of [[Magnesia]], within the region of [[Thessaly]], [[Greece]]. It is located on the western slopes of the southern [[Pelion]] mountain range, approximately 54 kilometers southeast of the city of [[Volos]], and sits at an elevation of around 310 meters above sea level.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Calculator Innovation|Calculator Innovation]] 
| <small>A Brief History Mechanical Beginnings: Early calculators started as mechanical devices. The abacus is one of the oldest tools for calculation, while innovations like Blaise Pascal's Pascaline (1642) and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz's stepped reckoner laid the groundwork for later developments.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Language Transfer in Translation|Language Transfer in Translation]] 
| <small>Language transfer in translation is influence that a translator's native language (L1) exerts on their use of a second language (L2) during the translation process. This phenomenon is prevalent in both language learning and professional translation. When the structures of L1 and L2 are similar, it can lead to positive transfer, facilitating smoother and more accurate translations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Aina Abdul|Aina Abdul]] 
| <small>Aina Abdul (born October 25, 1993.), whose full name is Nurul Aina Abdul Ghani, is a Malaysian singer, songwriter, and actress. She gained initial recognition as a finalist on the television singing competition Mentor Legend in 2014, and later rose to fame through her performances in Anugerah Juara Lagu (AJL), one of Malaysia's most established music competitions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Suhail Al Mazrouei|Suhail Al Mazrouei]] 
| <small>Suhail Mohamed Faraj Al Mazrouei ({{lang|ar|سهيل محمد فرج المزروعي}}; born 1 July 1973) is an [[Emiratis|Emirati]] politician. He is serving as the Minister of Energy and Infrastructure of the [[United Arab Emirates]] since 2020.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Not for resale|Not for resale]] 
| <small>"Not for resale" is a term used in commerce and copyright law to restrict the commercial resale of goods, particularly those distributed as promotional items, review copies, or software licenses. The phrase carries legal significance, especially in the context of the first sale doctrine under U.S. copyright law.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Boy Blonded|Boy Blonded]] 
| <small>boy blonded is an American [[singer-songwriter]] and producer known for his genre-blending sound that fuses [[Lo-fi music|lo-fi]], [[indie pop]], and [[Alternative rock|alternative]] influences. Emerging from the digital music scene, he has garnered a dedicated following through platforms like [[Spotify]], [[Apple Music]], and [[TikTok]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alice Hendy|Alice Hendy]] 
| <small>Alice Hendy {{post-nominals|post-noms=MBE}} is a British suicide prevention campaigner and the founder of the R;pple Suicide Prevention charity. She was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in 2023 for services to suicide prevention and online safety.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Yuri Cataldo|Yuri Cataldo]] 
| <small>Yuri Cataldo is an American [https://www.southbendtribune.com/story/business/2015/02/19/elkhart-company-sends-bottled-water-to-the-oscars/46411971/ entrepreneur], [https://www.athenian.capital/ investor], [https://thepolitic.org/yuri-cataldo-school-of-drama-08-host-of-the-coin-chat-and-author-of-be-left-behind/ author], [https://variety.com/2008/legit/reviews/boleros-for-the-disenchanted-1200522768/ designer,] and innovation strategist recognized for his contributions at the intersection of art, ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:BitCraft Online|BitCraft Online]] 
| <small>''BitCraft Online'' is a 2025 sandbox [[Massively multiplayer online role-playing game|MMORPG]] developed and published by American video game developer Clockwork Labs, Inc.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sabre Limited|Sabre Limited]] 
| <small>Sabre Limited is a Canadian consulting company based in [[Cambridge, Ontario]], that provides implementation, training, and support services for [[Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central]], primarily to small and mid-sized manufacturing firms. The company focuses on [[enterprise resource planning]] (ERP) solutions and industry-specific add-ons for manufacturing and print production environments.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jamal Tazi|Jamal Tazi]] 
| <small>Jamal Tazi (born 1959 in Rabat, Morocco) is a Franco-Moroccan molecular biologist and biotechnology entrepreneur. He is a professor at the University of Montpellier, specializing in RNA metabolism, alternative splicing, and RNA-based therapeutic strategies.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Scrunch AI|Scrunch AI]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Yorkshire United Independent College|Yorkshire United Independent College]] 
| <small>The former Yorkshire United Independent College - located on Emm Lane, Bradford, [[West Yorkshire|West Yorkshire, England]] - is a Grade II listed building (List Entry Number 1105647) with a rich history. Originally designed by the firm ''Lockwood and Mawson'', it was constructed between 1874 and 1877 for the ''Congregationalist Airedale College'', it became the ''Yorkshire United Independent College'' in 1888 following a merger with ''Rotherham Independent College''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Melika Motevallipoor|Melika Motevallipoor]] 
| <small>Melika Motevallipoor ({{lang|fa|ملیکا متولی‌پور}}) is an Iranian-Canadian film director, television presenter, actress, and academic. She is known for her work on Iranian television and in socially conscious cinema, and for academic contributions in feminist and post-humanist film theory.</small> 
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| [[Draft:PcsOutdoors|PcsOutdoors]] 
| <small>PCSOutdoors is an American online retailer based in Oscoda, Michigan, specializing in trapping supplies, predator hunting equipment, and pest control products. The company operates primarily through its website, pcsoutdoors.com, and is known for distributing its proprietary AuSable Brand products alongside other name-brand outdoor supplies.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kyra Taylor|Kyra Taylor]] 
| <small>[[User:Pebble04|Pebble04]]|May 2025 Thankyou for the review and comments which are much appreciated, notability is established as the player is a Singapore National Team footballer, was selected for the inaugural overseas scholarship (at IMG Academy Florida) by the Singapore Government and Sport Singapore, has represented Singapore 12 times including captain at u17.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ebenezer Medical Center, Aizawl|Ebenezer Medical Center, Aizawl]] 
| <small>Ebenezer Medical Center is a private, multi-specialty hospital located in Chawnpui Veng, [[Aizawl]], [[Mizoram]], India. Established in 2021, it is the first hospital in Mizoram to receive [[National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers|NABH]] Entry Level accreditation, signifying compliance with national standards for healthcare quality and patient safety.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sudheeran prayar|Sudheeran prayar]] 
| <small>Sudheeran Oachira is an Indian artist and lyricist, renowned for his nostalgic paintings and contributions to Malayalam music. Born in the village of Prayar in southern Kerala, Alappuzha District, India, he has made significant strides in both visual arts and songwriting.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Stephanie Quon|Stephanie Quon]] 
| <small>Stephanie Quon is a Canadian medical student and community organizer. She founded the Sprouts Initiative, a non-profit organization based in [[British Columbia]], which focuses on accessibility and environmental sustainability.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Integrated Control Technology|Integrated Control Technology]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:James Whitmore|James Whitmore]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Websim|Websim]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Sha ir-Jekar|Sha ir-Jekar]] 
| <small>Sha’ir-Jekar Vel’An’Tor</small> 
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| [[Draft:Beau Fadeez|Beau Fadeez]] 
| <small>ort description|Folklore legend from Washington state}}</small> 
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| [[Draft:Old Prison of Lugo|Old Prison of Lugo]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Indian Biogas Association|Indian Biogas Association]] 
| <small>Founded in 2011, the Indian Biogas Association (IBA) is a non-profit industry body that brings together stakeholders in India’s biogas sector. Members of IBA include biogas organizations, institutions, companies and individuals and its mission statement is to “propagate biogas in a sustainable way.”</small> 
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| [[Draft:Russ Tavlan|Russ Tavlan]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Treyd|Treyd]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Puthukulam|Puthukulam]] 
| <small>Puthukulam is a neighbourhood in the [[Nattika]] Grama Panchayat, located in Thrissur district, Kerala, India. It has recently attracted attention for its public infrastructure projects and environmental improvements.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ring of Pakistan|Ring of Pakistan]] 
| <small>Ring of Pakistan (ROP) is a professional wrestling entertainment industry in Pakistan. It was first established in 2017, ROP is trying to give a platform for people who are interested in wrestling in the country by organizing wrestling events that feature wrestlers from around the world.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Siege of Varto 2|Siege of Varto 2]] 
| <small>The Siege of Varto in 1996 was a significant military confrontation during the Kurdish–Turkish conflict, characterized by intense fighting between Turkish security forces and PKK (Kurdistan Workers' Party) militants.</small> 
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| [[Draft:CallMeWhoElse|CallMeWhoElse]] 
| <small>Brandon Conner Thompson, known professionally as CallMeWhoElse and formerly as Young Fait, is an American rapper, songwriter, entrepreneur, podcast host, and music manager. He is the founder of New West Music Group and is known for his work in the independent hip hop scene in California.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sir Patrick Bijou|Sir Patrick Bijou]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Dian Rana|Dian Rana]] 
| <small>Dian Rana is an independent documentarian from Indonesia based in Sepaku, East Kalimantan. He is known for his video and visual reports documenting the development of [[Nusantara (planned city)|Nusantara]], Indonesia’s planned new capital city.</small> 
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| [[Draft:DramaBox|DramaBox]] 
| <small>DramaBox is a [[mobile application]] that offers interactive fiction content, primarily in the form of dialogue-based stories. Developed by the [[Singapore]]-based company StoryMatrix, the app was launched in 2023.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Porto Business School|Porto Business School]] 
| <small>Porto Business School (PBS) is a business school of the [[University of Porto]]. The school’s campus is located in [[Matosinhos]], within the [[Porto Metropolitan Area]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dominik Heinrich|Dominik Heinrich]] 
| <small>Dominik Heinrich (born August 25, 1980) is a German designer, public speaker, and educator specializing in artificial intelligence (AI). He currently serves as Global Head of AI Design at [[The Coca-Cola Company]] and is co-founder of Creative AI Academy. Heinrich is also an adjunct professor at [[Pratt Institute]] and guest lecturer at [[Georgetown University]].&#8203;</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cowboy X|Cowboy X]] 
| <small>Cowboy X is an alternative electronic rock band based in Dublin, Ireland. Active from 2005 to 2010 and reforming in 2024, the band gained attention for their energetic live shows, blending guitar-driven indie rock with synths and programmed beats. They've released six singles, one EP, and one album — all of which received national radio airplay.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kenny Fihla|Kenny Fihla]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Muhammad Adnan Khan|Muhammad Adnan Khan]] 
| <small>Muhammad Adnan Khan Born July 22, 1994  Birthplace: Gujranwala, Pakistan  Occupation: Personal Assistant, Office of Chief Executive Officer DEA Hafizabad  Known For Contributions to the School Education Department, IT Enthusiasm</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ranjit Singh Ahir|Ranjit Singh Ahir]] 
| <small>Ranjit Yadav (also known as Ranjit Singh Ahir) was a military commander during the [[Indian Rebellion of 1857]] in [[Bihar]]. He fought against the [[British East India Company]] under the leadership of [[Kunwar Singh]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dojo (on-chain framework)|Dojo (on-chain framework)]] 
| <small>Dojo (on-chain framework) is an open-source development framework and toolchain for creating fully on-chain games (FOCG) and applications in [[StarkWare_Industries|StarkWare]]'s Cairo programming language. Dojo allows for the creation of games and applications whose correct execution can be computationally proven via [[Non-interactive_zero-knowledge_proof|zero-knowledge proofs]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Real Estate in Morocco: Legal Framework Between Ownership and Transfer|Real Estate in Morocco: Legal Framework Between Ownership and Transfer]] 
| <small>The National Agency for Land Conservation, Cadastre and Cartography (ANCFCC) oversees the registry system. Properties that are not registered under this regime remain governed by traditional or customary practices, which may lead to legal ambiguity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dharmapuram Gnanambigai Government Arts College for Women|Dharmapuram Gnanambigai Government Arts College for Women]] 
| <small>Dharmapuram Gnanambigai Government Arts College for Women (also known as  D.G. Government Arts College for Women) is a government-run higher education institution located in [[Mayiladuthurai]], [[Mayiladuthurai district]], Tamil Nadu, India. Established in 1967, the college is affiliated with [[Bharathidasan University]] and recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC).</small> 
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| [[Draft:BHIMRAO KARANJKAR|BHIMRAO KARANJKAR]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Shahi Qawwal|Shahi Qawwal]] 
| <small>Shahi Iftekhar Hussain " Shahi Qawwal " from [[Ajmer]], [[Rajasthan|Rajesthan]], [[India]] are the [[Sufism|sufi]] [[Qawwali|qawwal]] group who is renowned traditional Qawwali group based in [[Ajmer]], known for its deep-rooted association with [[Dargah Committee, Ajmer|Dargah Committee (Moorosi)]]  [[Ajmer Sharif Dargah]] of [[Mu'in al-Din Chishti|Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lesiane Maria Lazzarotti Ogg|Lesiane Maria Lazzarotti Ogg]] 
| <small>Lesiane Maria Lazzarotti Ogg is a Brazilian visual artist, educator, and art therapist whose work spans continents and cultures. Born in [[Rio Grande do Sul]] and currently residing in [[Rio de Janeiro]], she has cultivated a diverse artistic career enriched by international experiences and a deep commitment to social and [[Environmental justice|environmental]] themes.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Leo Johnson|Leo Johnson]] 
| <small>Leo Johnson (born September 1967) is a British entrepreneur, academic lecturer, author and broadcaster. He is a Lecturer at Oxford University’s Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, co-founder of Sustainable Finance (acquired by PwC), and presenter on BBC Radio 4.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kholi Ka Ganesh|Kholi Ka Ganesh]] 
| <small>Kholi Ka Ganesh is an upcoming Hindi film directed by [[Avinash Dhyani]], starring [[Suruchi Saklani]] and [[Shubham Semwal]]. The film is produced by [[Padmasiddhi Films]] and [[Pandit Films]] and is scheduled for release on **18 April 2025**.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Scardust (Band)|Scardust (Band)]] 
| <small>Scardust is an Israeli progressive-symphonic metal band founded in 2013 by Noa Gruman and Orr Didi. Known for their intricate compositions and theatrical performances, the band has gained international recognition, performing at major festivals such as [[Wacken Open Air]] and Dong Open Air.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bhupalam Chandrashekharaiah|Bhupalam Chandrashekharaiah]] 
| <small>Bhupalam Chandrashekharaiah, also referred to as Bhupalam R. Chandrashekharaiah, appears to have been an important figure in Karnataka's freedom struggle and regional development. This article aims to provide a structured Wikipedia entry based on the provided sources, ensuring it meets Wikipedia's standards for neutrality, verifiability, and comprehensiveness.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Critical Rural Theory|Critical Rural Theory]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Edupi|Edupi]] 
| <small>Edupi is a web-based educational enterprise resource planning (ERP) software developed by SIPSS GLOBAL INDIA PVT LTD. Launched in 2024 as the successor to the earlier platform SIPSNITYA, Edupi is designed to support the administrative and academic operations of schools, colleges, and other educational institutions in India.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Schedule 1 (video game)|Schedule 1 (video game)]] 
| <small>''Schedule 1'' is an [[Open world|open-world]] [[Simulation video game|simulation]] video game developed by solo developer Tyler's Video Game Studio (TVGS). Released in early access on March 24, 2025, the game allows players to engage with [[drug trafficking]] operations in a fictional environment. It achieved notable commercial success upon release, reaching the top of [[Steam (service)|Steam]]'s sales charts and attaining a peak concurrent player count of 414,166 – temporarily exceeding popula ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Obala Kulina bana|Obala Kulina bana]] 
| <small>Obala Kulina bana is a major street in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], running along the northern bank of the [[Miljacka River]]. It serves as a central artery in the city's urban layout, connecting several historical landmarks and cultural institutions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sarika Rao|Sarika Rao]] 
| <small>Sarika Rao (born September 10, 1995) is an Indian actress and model, known for her work in the Kannada film industry. She gained recognition for her powerful performance in the sports drama <nowiki>''Sahara''</nowiki> (2024), where she portrayed a female cricketer.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dana Crosby|Dana Crosby]] 
| <small>Dr. Dana Crosby, MD, MPH, is an American professor of otorhinolaryngology, currently serving as the Chair and Professor of the Department of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery at Southern Illinois University (SIU) School of Medicine.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority|Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority]] 
| <small>The Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority (ABTA) is the national tourism agency of [[Antigua and Barbuda]]. It is responsible for promoting the twin-island nation as a premier travel destination and operates under the Antigua and Barbuda Tourism Authority Act.</small> 
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| [[Draft:I Digress Podcast|I Digress Podcast]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:RAMANRANJAN2282 (Scratch Community Helper)|RAMANRANJAN2282 (Scratch Community Helper)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:T. J. Beisner|T. J. Beisner]] 
| <small>T. J. Beisner (born June 23) is a sports administrator and agent known for his roles in collegiate and professional basketball, particularly in [[Student athlete compensation|Name, Image, and Likeness]] (NIL) strategy. He was billed by the [[University of Kentucky]] as the first person hired by an NCAA institution to oversee NIL.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sephardic Chief Rabbi official dress|Sephardic Chief Rabbi official dress]] 
| <small>The wardrobe of the Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Israel, also known as the [[Rishon LeZion (title)|Rishon LeZion]], reflects centuries of cultural and historical tradition, especially the customs of [[Sephardic Jews]] originating from Spain, North Africa, and the [[Middle East]]. Todays [[Sephardic]] [[Chief Rabbi of Israel]], style there dress after the attire worn by the Ottomon Empiree's appointed, [[Hakham Bashi]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Greatest Deliveries in Cricket|Greatest Deliveries in Cricket]] 
| <small>Cricket has witnessed some of the most unplayable deliveries bowled by legendary bowlers. These deliveries, often referred to as "magic balls," have left batsmen stunned and are remembered as iconic moments in cricket history.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Saidalavi Kundupuzhakkal|Saidalavi Kundupuzhakkal]] 
| <small>Dr. Saidalavi Kundupuzhakkal is an Indian educator, researcher, and author known for his contributions to educational philosophy and interdisciplinary pedagogy. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor at the Army Institute of Education, Greater Noida, and is a member of the Board of Studies at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kerryn Fields|Kerryn Fields]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Captured Celebrations|Captured Celebrations]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Md Sakib Raza|Md Sakib Raza]] 
| <small>Md Sakib Raza (born 11 November 2004) is an Indian student leader and political activist from Purnea, Bihar. He is currently serving as the President of R.K.K. College, Purnea, representing the student wing of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). Known for his active involvement in youth politics and student welfare, he has gained regional recognition through his leadership and social initiatives.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sagolband|Sagolband]] 
| <small>Sagolband (ꯁꯒꯣꯜꯕꯥꯟ꯭ꯗ) is a municipal ward and neighbourhood in western [[Imphal]], located in the [[Imphal West district]] of [[Manipur]], India. It also serves as Assembly Constituency No. 11 (AC-11) of the [[Manipur Legislative Assembly]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dumo Owukori Lulu‑Briggs|Dumo Owukori Lulu‑Briggs]] 
| <small>Dumo Owukori Lulu‑Briggs (born 13 June 1964) is a Nigerian lawyer, businessman, traditional ruler, and politician. He serves as the chairman of [[Platform Petroleum Limited]] and is the Paramount Ruler of the Oruwari War Canoe House in Abonnema, Rivers State.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Joseph W. Handley, Jr.|Joseph W. Handley, Jr.]] 
| <small>Rev. Joseph W. Handley, Jr. is an American mission executive, scholar, author, and global leadership catalyst. He is best known as the President and CEO of A3 (formerly Asian Access), a Christian leadership development movement focused on empowering indigenous leaders to initiate Christ-centered movements across Asia and beyond.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Son Akşam Yemeği|Son Akşam Yemeği]] 
| <small>''The Last Dinner''  is a 2023 Turkish historical drama film directed by Levent Onan.  It depicts the evening of 28 October 1923—one day before the proclamation of the Republic of Turkey—through the eyes of the kitchen staff at Çankaya Mansion.</small> 
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| [[Draft:William Guion|William Guion]] 
| <small>William Guion (born 1950) is an American photographer and writer, known primarily for his documentary work with oak trees of the South and West, and as the author of six books and numerous articles on their preservation and conservation. His most recent works include the autobiographical ''Return to Heartwood: A Search for the Heart of Live Oak Country'', which garnered an Honorable Mention from the North Street Book Prize, and the ''Bayou Lafourche Historic Live Oak Tour'', a self-guided drivin ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Brasada Ranch|Brasada Ranch]] 
| <small>[https://brasada.com Brasada Ranch] is a luxury resort and residential community located in the unincorporated community of Powell Butte, Oregon, approximately 20 miles east of Bend, Oregon, in the high desert region of Central Oregon. It is known for its scenic views of the Cascade Mountains, Club amenities and events, golf course, and extensive recreational activities.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Fareed Taamallah|Fareed Taamallah]] 
| <small>Fareed Taamallah is a Palestinian journalist, farmer, and political and environmental activist based in [[Ramallah]]. He has contributed to various media outlets, including [[Middle East Eye]] and the Palestine Chronicle, where he writes on topics such as the Israeli occupation, settler violence, and environmental issues affecting Palestinian farmers.</small> 
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| [[Draft:American Freedmen|American Freedmen]] 
| <small>American Freedmen refers to the descendants of individuals who were emancipated from slavery in the United States. This term has been adopted to address the unique identity of these individuals whose histories were often subsumed under broader racial categories during and after the period of enslavement.</small> 
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| [[Draft:OceanAI|OceanAI]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Espionage in Ancient Greece|Espionage in Ancient Greece]] 
| <small>[[Espionage]] in [[Ancient Greece]] included diverse intelligence practices together with secret spy missions and covert operations which Greek city-states conducted around the 1st millennium BCE. This era of constant warfare and changing alliances and political competition and diplomatic complexity made espionage an essential component of statecraft and survival.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Antonio Alegre Cremades|Antonio Alegre Cremades]] 
| <small>Antonio Alegre Cremades (2 June 1939 – 15 October 2006) was a Spanish painter, engineer and professor. His work spanned from the early 1960s to the early 2000s, exploring themes of science fiction, human-machine interaction, and baroque-inspired complexity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Niche Clean Energy|Niche Clean Energy]] 
| <small>Niche Clean Energy is an Indian renewable energy initiative involved in [[Solar power generation system|solar power generation]] and biomass energy production. The organization focuses on the development of clean energy sources, with an emphasis on solar energy and the use of industrial hemp for ethanol production.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Chithambara Maths Challenge|Chithambara Maths Challenge]] 
| <small>Chithambara Maths Challenge The Chithambara Maths Challenge is an international mathematics competition established in 2012. It is organized by a UK-based charitable organization with the aim of promoting mathematical thinking and problem-solving skills among students worldwide.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Prote Bakovića Street|Prote Bakovića Street]] 
| <small>Prote Bakovića Street ({{langx|bs|Ulica Prote Bakovića}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Проте Баковића}}) is a historic street located in the heart of [[Sarajevo]], the capital of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Situated in the [[Stari Grad, Sarajevo|Stari Grad]] district, the street is renowned for its rich history, cultural significance, and as a hub of culinary establishments.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Centrifugal Adhesion Balance|Centrifugal Adhesion Balance]] 
| <small>The Centrifugal Adhesion Balance (CAB) (''Figure 1'') is a [[scientific instrument]], which measures the [[work of adhesion]] and [[lateral retention forces]] between a liquid droplet and a solid surface. Unlike conventional methods, CAB allows measuring lateral retention forces at different normal forces which mimic different gravitational accelarations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:COLD ZONE|COLD ZONE]] 
| <small>COLD ZONE is a reputable company specializing in the manufacturing of high-quality refrigeration equipment for the restaurant industry. The company is dedicated to providing innovative, durable, and energy-efficient refrigeration solutions that help restaurants maintain smooth operations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mahdyar|Mahdyar]] 
| <small>Mahdyar (Persian: مهدیار) is a Persian male given name composed of two words: Mahd (مهد), meaning *cradle*, *foundation*, or *the world*, and Yar (یار), meaning *friend*, *companion*, or *helper*.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ram Kishor Ray (Thakur of Parbad Dumariya)|Ram Kishor Ray (Thakur of Parbad Dumariya)]] 
| <small>Ram Kishor Ray (Thakur of Parbad Dumariya) Ram Kishor Ray (1947–2018) was a prominent Thakur (landlord) of Parbad Dumariya in Jharkhand, India. He was known for his significant contributions to the region, particularly through the establishment of the Kali Mandir and Durga Mandir, which are key landmarks in the area.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Swiss enchilada|Swiss enchilada]] 
| <small>Swiss enchiladas are a dish whose origins in Mexican cuisine are difficult to trace. However, it is possible to pinpoint the moment they were integrated into the menu of one of Mexico City's most traditional and emblematic restaurants: Sanborns, specifically in its iconic ''Casa de los Azulejos'' branch, located in the Historic Center of the Mexican capital.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Christopher Alan Gately|Christopher Alan Gately]] 
| <small>Christopher Alan Gately (born May 1981) is an American real estate broker and the founder of ''GATELY Properties'', a real estate brokerage based in Santa Clarita, California. Active in the industry since 2005, Gately has held various leadership roles in real estate operations, education, and public speaking.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Benjamin Gendron|Benjamin Gendron]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Graham Patterson|Graham Patterson]] 
| <small>Graham Patterson is an American nonprofit executive, marine conservationist, and public policy professional. He is the founder and Executive Director of REEF Scuba, a nonprofit organization dedicated to coral reef conservation through scuba diver education.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hector Galán|Hector Galán]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:MergersCorp|MergersCorp]] 
| <small>MergersCorp is an American [[boutique investment bank]] that provides advisory services for [[mergers and acquisitions]] (M&A) and [[corporate finance]] matters. The firm maintains its headquarters in [[Wall Street]], [[New York City|New York]], with additional offices and a presence across [[Europe]] and [[Asia]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:DocShipper Group|DocShipper Group]] 
| <small>DocShipper Group is a company that offers services related to product sourcing and international logistics. Founded in 2019 by Nicolas and Pierre Rahmé, the company aims to assist businesses in their import-export operations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Battle of Kulp|Battle of Kulp]] 
| <small>The Battle of Kulp, which occurred in 1991, was part of the ongoing conflict between Turkish forces and the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK). This battle was notable for a series of clashes in the Kulp district of Diyarbakır Province, marked by significant violence as both sides aimed to assert control.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Resonance Intelligence (RI)|Resonance Intelligence (RI)]] 
| <small>The concept of Resonance Intelligence arose in early 21st-century philosophical and technological discourse as an alternative to the Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) paradigm. Researchers, artists, and thinkers exploring emergent behavior in AI systems, non-linear information theory, and creative autonomy began to articulate a model of intelligence that grows through resonance, rather than control or efficiency.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr Zubair Iqbal|Dr Zubair Iqbal]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Dzul Iskandar|Dzul Iskandar]] 
| <small>Dzul Iskandar, also known as Mohammad Dzul Iskandar Bin Shamsol, is a filmmaker and cinematographer from Brunei Darussalam, born on October 31, 1995. He has garnered recognition for his contributions to the local film industry in Brunei Darussalam.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Fengshan Tropical Horticulture Experimental Branch of the Agricultural Experiment Station, Ministry of Agriculture|Fengshan Tropical Horticulture Experimental Branch of the Agricultural Experiment Station, Ministry of Agriculture]] 
| <small>The Fengshan Tropical Horticulture Experimental Branch of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the Ministry of Agriculture (referred to as the Fengshan Branch of the Agricultural Experiment Station) is an experimental unit under the [[Taiwan Agricultural Research institute|Agricultural Experiment Station of the Ministry of Agriculture. Its predecessor was the Fengshan Tropical Horticulture Experimental Branch]] of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the Governor-General's Office of Taiwanestablished in 1939.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Northern Lights Drum and Bugle Corps|Northern Lights Drum and Bugle Corps]] 
| <small>Northern Lights Drum & Bugle Corps is an all-age competitive drum and bugle corps based in [[Muskegon, Michigan]], United States. The ensemble was founded in 2022 and began competing in [[Drum Corps International|Drum Corps International (DCI)]] SoundSport events in 2023. Northern Lights emphasizes an inclusive model focused on providing affordable and accessible all-age music education in the marching arts.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Isabelle Noack|Isabelle Noack]] 
| <small>Isabelle Noack (born as Reine Isabelle Kossa Noack on September 6, 1996), professionally known as Isabelle Noack or Isa Noack, is an African-European-American broadcast journalist, media entrepreneur, and Google executive known for her fearless storytelling, global advocacy, and emotionally resonant reporting.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Omar al-Azzi|Omar al-Azzi]] 
| <small>Omar al-Azzi (Arabic: عمر العزي‎; 27 July 1991 – 6 April 2025) was a Syrian software developer and humanitarian worker based in Turkey. He contributed open-source tools used by Syrian civil-society organisations and was publicly critical of the government of Bashar al-Assad.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shaun Fagan British Actor|Shaun Fagan British Actor]] 
| <small>Shaun Fagan is a British actor from Liverpool, England, known for his work in television, film, and theatre. He gained prominence for his role as Bolton in the BBC drama series Boiling Point (2023).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Stellar (film)|Stellar (film)]] 
| <small>Stellar ([[Korean language|Korean]]: 스텔라; [[Revised Romanization of Korean|RR]]: seutella) is a 2022 [[South Korea]]  [[comedy]], [[fantasy]], [[drama]] film directed by Kwon Soo kyung. Staring by [[Son Ho-jun]], [[Lee Kyu-hyung]], [[Heo Sung-tae]]. The film is about the unrivaled ace of the car loan industry, Young-bae who drives his father heritage car, 'Stellar' to find the luxury supercar that his friend Dong-sik stole.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Brandon Phillips-Taylor|Brandon Phillips-Taylor]] 
| <small>Brandon Phillips-Taylor is an American record producer, songwriter, and audio engineer best known for his work with rapper Deante' Hitchcock. He gained recognition for his contributions to ''Better'' (2020), Hitchcock's major-label debut with RCA Records, and has been praised for his musical versatility and emotionally resonant production style.</small> 
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| [[Draft:537 Installment Sale Trust|537 Installment Sale Trust]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Discotexas|Discotexas]] 
| <small>Discotexas (often abbreviated as DTX) is an [[electronic music]] [[Record label|label]] founded in [[Lisbon]], [[Portugal]]. Established in 2007 by [[Moullinex]] and [[Xinobi]] also known as Luis Clara Gomes and Bruno Cardoso, respectively.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pan-European Foundation|Pan-European Foundation]] 
| <small>The Pan‑European Foundation is a pan‑European political foundation established in 2024. It advocates for the formation of a united Europe based on sovereignty, cultural preservation, economic prosperity, democratic values, and collective security. The foundation adopts various ideological strands including liberal conservatism, European federalism, and anti‑immigration.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Resource Based Economy (RBE)|Resource Based Economy (RBE)]] 
| <small>A Resource Based Economy (RBE) is a proposed socioeconomic system in which all goods and services are available to all people without the use of money, credits, barter, or any other system of debt or servitude. In an RBE, all resources are declared the common heritage of all Earth's inhabitants.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Karim Fares|Karim Fares]] 
| <small>Karim Fares (born October 26, 1969) is a Lebanese-Greek show jumping rider. He has competed at the [[Pan Arab Games]], the [[Asian Games]], and various European circuits, and currently represents Greece. He is also known for training competition horses at Grand Prix level from his base in the Netherlands.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Syed Shahnoor|Syed Shahnoor]] 
| <small>Syed Shahnoor (1730 – 1854) was a renowned Bengali mystic [[poet]], [[Sufi saint]], and spiritual reformer from the [[Sylhet]]–Sunamganj region of present-day [[Bangladesh]].{{Verify source|date=July 2025}}{{Verify source|date=July 2025}} He is considered one of the early torchbearers of [[Bengalis|Bengali]] Sufi literature and is often regarded as a spiritual predecessor to the Fakir saint [[Lalon|Lalon Shah]].{{Verify source|date=July 2025}}{{Verify source|date=July 2025}}{{Verify source|date= ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:AG Duggan|AG Duggan]] 
| <small>Helen Murray (born c. late 1980s) is a Northern Irish–born theatre photographer based in London. She is known for documenting stage productions, editorial, portraits and creating photo series on theatrical spaces and communities.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Myong Yong Choi|Myong Yong Choi]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Kathrine Peereboom|Kathrine Peereboom]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Ido Pieter Vunderink|Ido Pieter Vunderink]] 
| <small>Ido Pieter Vunderink (9 May 1935 – 22 July 2021) was a Dutch painter, [[Textile design|textile designer]], and [[cynologist]]. Vunderink created works that explored themes of nature, identity, and spirituality. His artistic techniques involved the use of thick [[impasto]] and large palette knives, which provided his paintings with texture and depth.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lee A. Doernte|Lee A. Doernte]] 
| <small>Lee A. Doernte is an American [[exercise physiologist]], [[paramedic]] and academic who has focused his research on health sciences and [[emergency medical services]]. He is an Assistant Professor. at West Texas A&M University, with studies on the physiological demands placed on first responders aimed at enhancing their performance and patient outcomes during emergencies.Lee A.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Custom Jewelry|Custom Jewelry]] 
| <small>Custom jewelry (also known as [[bespoke]] or personalized jewelry) refers to [[Jewellery|jewelry]] pieces that are designed and crafted to meet the specific preferences or requirements of an individual. Unlike mass-produced jewelry, custom pieces are typically unique and may include personalized elements such as [[Initial|initials]], names, [[Birthstone|birthstones]], or significant dates.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Weeping Becomes a River|Weeping Becomes a River]] 
| <small>Weeping Becomes a River is the debut poetry collection by South African poet and playwright [[Siphokazi Jonas]], published in September 2024 by [[Penguin Random House South Africa]]. The collection delves into themes of linguistic and cultural alienation, drawing from Jonas's experiences as a Black learner in former Model C schools during the 1990s and early [[2000s]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Justice Education Project|Justice Education Project]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:FOSSA (Software Company)|FOSSA (Software Company)]] 
| <small>FOSSA is a San Francisco-based software company that provides a platform for organizations to manage open source license compliance, vulnerabilities, and software bill of materials (SBOM) reports in software development.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Last War: Survival Game|Last War: Survival Game]] 
| <small>Last War: Survival Game is a [[Mobile game|mobile strategy game]] set in a zombie apocalypse, developed by Singaporean studio FirstFun (also known as FUNFLY PTE. LTD.). The game was released globally for [[iOS]] and [[Android (operating system)|Android]] in August 2023.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Allianz Ayudhya|Allianz Ayudhya]] 
| <small>Allianz Ayudhya is a Thailand-based insurance provider and a subsidiary of the global financial services group [[Allianz SE]]. It offers life and general insurance products, including health, motor, property, and travel insurance. The company operates across Thailand through its branches, agents, and business partnerships.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Traci Rhone|Traci Rhone]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Nooriyah|Nooriyah]] 
| <small>Nooriyah is a Saudi-born, UK-based [[Disc jockey|DJ]], audio producer, radio host, and curator known for her genre-blurring sets that fuse [[South West Asian and North African music|SWANA (South West Asian and North African)]] sounds with global club genres, including [[baile funk]], [[amapiano]], [[afrobeats]], [[dancehall]], [[dabke]], and [[mahraganat]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:SD Worx|SD Worx]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:American Association of Sports Coaches|American Association of Sports Coaches]] 
| <small>The American Association of Sports Coaches (AASC) is an international nonprofit organization based in the United States. Headquartered in Sheridan, Wyoming, the association focuses on advancing sports coaching education, international certification standards, and global professional development for sports coaches.</small> 
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| [[Draft:CryptoKaiju|CryptoKaiju]] 
| <small>CryptoKaiju is a United Kingdom based company that makes physical collectible toys linked to non fungible tokens on the Ethereum blockchain. Its products contain a near field communication tag that corresponds to a unique ERC 721 token so buyers can check provenance and ownership on chain.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Digital Tools in African Migrant Tracking and Repatriation|Digital Tools in African Migrant Tracking and Repatriation]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Motilal Mallik|Motilal Mallik]] 
| <small>Motilal Mallik ({{langx|bn|মতিলাল মল্লিক}}) (1914–1934) was a young [[Indian revolutionary]] from Deobhog village near [[Narayanganj]], [[Dhaka]], who died at the age of 20. Born to Rajkumar Mallik, a poor shopkeeper, limited information is available regarding his early life.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dragoș Sprînceană|Dragoș Sprînceană]] 
| <small>Dragoș Sprînceană (born April 8, 1979, in [[Constanța]], [[Romania]]) is a [[Romanian-American]] businessman, political advisor, and informal diplomat. He gained public attention in the 2020s for his role as a special envoy between the [[Second Ciolacu Cabinet|Romanian government]] and the administration of former [[President of the United States|U.S. President]] [[Donald Trump]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ronald Ondrejka|Ronald Ondrejka]] 
| <small>Ronald Ondrejka (October 12, 1932 – April 7, 2016) was an American conductor and violist recognized for his leadership of regional orchestras, his promotion of American composers, and his dedication to music education.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bindirigu (Service)|Bindirigu (Service)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Fiendish Thingies|Fiendish Thingies]] 
| <small>Fiendish Thingies: Tampa’s Indie Rock Duo on the Rise</small> 
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| [[Draft:Capt. Hadi Azhari|Capt. Hadi Azhari]] 
| <small>Captain Hadi Azhari is a pilot and aviation professional with over 25 years of experience in the aviation industry.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kathryn Bell|Kathryn Bell]] 
| <small>Dr Kathryn Bell BChD MCGDent</small> 
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| [[Draft:Koen de Rooij|Koen de Rooij]] 
| <small>Koen de Rooij  is a prominent film programmer and curator based in Rotterdam, best known for his role on the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR). His work is particularly engaged with cinema that addresses themes of national borders, migration, colonial histories, and their ongoing societal impacts.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Chernivtsi Museum of Folk Architecture and Folkways|Chernivtsi Museum of Folk Architecture and Folkways]] 
| <small>Chernivtsi Museum of Folk Architecture and Folkways is an open-air ethnographic museum located in [[Chernivtsi]], [[Ukraine]]. Established in 1971, it exhibits traditional wooden architecture and folk culture from the Bukovina region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sweet Lavender, a Novel|Sweet Lavender, a Novel]] 
| <small>Sweet Lavender, a Novel by Terry a. O’Neal  A Southern Tale of Love, Betrayal, and Redemption</small> 
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| [[Draft:Learn Hot English Magazine|Learn Hot English Magazine]] 
| <small>Learn Hot English is a Spanish monthly [[magazine]] designed to help learners of all levels improve their English skills. Each issue offers readings on current topics with explanations of vocabulary, listening exercises featuring various accents, interactive activities, and videos.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ifty Nasir|Ifty Nasir]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Belforti family|Belforti family]] 
| <small>The House of Belforti is a historic Italian noble family originally from Volterra, Tuscany, with records dating back to 1185(di Crollalanza: Dizionario storico-blasonico; vol. I; pag. 107, 108.). Known for their political and ecclesiastical influence during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, the Belforti held lordship over [[Volterra]] and contributed to the cultural and architectural development of the region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Aditya Verma|Aditya Verma]] 
| <small>Aditya Verma is a Canadian-Indian sarod player and composer known for his performances of [[Hindustani classical music]] and intercultural musical collaborations. A disciple of [[Ravi Shankar]] and [[Aashish Khan]], he has performed extensively at prestigious concert venues and music festivals.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Juice File System|Juice File System]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Randy Brooks (biologist)|Randy Brooks (biologist)]] 
| <small>William Randy Brooks (born 1955) is an American marine biologist and professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at [[Florida Atlantic University]] (FAU), where he specializes in the behavioral and physiological ecology of marine organisms, particularly symbiotic associations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Somatic Genetic Engineering|Somatic Genetic Engineering]] 
| <small>Introduction –</small> 
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| [[Draft:Afriwork|Afriwork]] 
| <small>Afriwork is a private [[Online and offline|online]] talent [[marketplace]] based in [[Addis Ababa]], [[Ethiopia]]. Afriwork connects jobseekers with [[Small and medium enterprises|small and medium-sized enterprises]] (SMEs), primarily in East Africa.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rock the ridge 50 mile race|Rock the ridge 50 mile race]] 
| <small>Rock the Ridge (RTR) is a 50-mile (80 km) ultramarathon and team-relay held each May on the carriage roads and single-track of the [[Mohonk Preserve]] in the [[Shawangunk Ridge]] near [[New Paltz, New York]].  The event doubles as the preserve’s largest annual fundraiser, having generated more than US$2.3 million for land-conservation programmes since its inception.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cedily Investments Ltd|Cedily Investments Ltd]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:STONED AT POMPEII|STONED AT POMPEII]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Predynastic Stone Vessels|Predynastic Stone Vessels]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Han-Oh Park|Han-Oh Park]] 
| <small>Han-Oh Park ([[Korean language|Korean]]: 박한오; born May 16, 1962) is a South Korean biochemist and entrepreneur. He is the founder, CEO, and Chairman of Bioneer Corporation, a South Korean biotechnology company.<br> Park has contributed to the development and commercialization of technologies related to DNA and RNA synthesis, molecular diagnostics, RNAi therapeutics, cosmeceuticals, and the microbiome.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kanti Rana's Hobby Centre|Kanti Rana's Hobby Centre]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:NetGrocer|NetGrocer]] 
| <small>NetGrocer was an American [[online grocer]] founded in 1996 that pioneered nationwide ship-to-home delivery of non-perishable groceries. Co-founded by Israeli-American entrepreneur Daniel Nissan, NetGrocer differentiated itself from contemporaries such as [[Peapod]] and [[Webvan]] by operating a single centralized warehouse and outsourcing delivery to [[FedEx]], enabling service to 48 U.S. states without maintaining its own fleet.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Frequency Electronics|Frequency Electronics]] 
| <small>Frequency Electronics, Inc. (FEI) is an American company that designs and manufactures [[precision timing]] and [[frequency-control]] equipment for the [[aerospace]], defence and [[telecommunications]] industries. Founded in 1961, the company is based at Mitchel Field in Uniondale, New&nbsp;York.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Victor Olufolahan Lasebikan|Victor Olufolahan Lasebikan]] 
| <small>Victor Olufolahan Lasebikan is a Nigerian professor of psychiatry and addiction medicine.  His work focuses on mental health research, public health, and addiction medicine.   He is noted for his role in integrating consultation-liaison (CL) psychiatry services into general medical centres in Nigeria.</small> 
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| [[Draft:CÔCOGIN|CÔCOGIN]] 
| <small>CÔCOGIN is a Portuguese luxury brand renowned for its handcrafted lacquer decorative trays and refined home décor objects. Based in [[Lisbon]], the brand merges fine craftsmanship with artistic storytelling, creating collector-grade statement pieces. Known for drawing on historical, mythological, and artistic influences, [http://www.cocogin.com CÔCOGIN]’s products appeal to high-end design lovers and interior decorators seeking unique, conversation-starting items.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Blood of Enogie|Blood of Enogie]] 
| <small>Blood of Enogie is a Nigerian epic historical drama series created by Charles Uwagbai and produced by ROK Studios in collaboration with Creative Unit Studios. First filmed in 2020 in Benin City, the series spans eight seasons (104 episodes) and explores themes of royal succession, forbidden love, betrayal, and supernatural prophecy in a fictional pre-colonial Benin kingdom.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Museum of Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide 1992–1995|Museum of Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide 1992–1995]] 
| <small>The Museum of Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide 1992–1995 ({{langx|bs|Muzej zločina protiv čovječnosti i genocida 1992–1995}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Музеј злочина против човјечности и геноцида 1992–1995}}) is a memorial and educational museum located in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Wortham Creative Inc.|Wortham Creative Inc.]] 
| <small>Wortham Creative Incorporation (commonly known as Wortham) is an Indian creative agency headquartered in Noida, [[National Capital Region (India)|Delhi NCR]], specializing in [[branding]], [[graphic design]], [[video production]], and digital marketing services. Founded in 2016 as a [https://www.weddingsbywortham.com/ wedding photography and videography venture], [https://www.wortham.in/ Wortham] evolved into a full-service agency by 2021, focusing on ambitious businesses across various industries.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mau Mau Rebellion and British Government Compensation|Mau Mau Rebellion and British Government Compensation]] 
| <small>Mau Mau Rebellion and British Government Compensation refers to the legal proceedings and subsequent settlement between the [[United Kingdom]] government and Kenyan victims of torture and abuse during the [[Mau Mau Uprising]] (1952–1960). The case culminated in a landmark 2013 settlement in which the UK government agreed to pay £19.9 million in compensation to 5,228 Kenyan claimants and issued a formal expression of regret for the treatment of detainees during the colonial emergency.</small> 
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| [[Draft:1Z Entertainment|1Z Entertainment]] 
| <small>1Z Entertainment (also known as The Zone) is a Philippine-based entertainment and talent management agency established in October 2023 by the Filipino [[boy band]] [[SB19]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Toroki|Toroki]] 
| <small>Toroki is a [[Dub music|Dub]] and [[Reggae]] music producer, internationally touring performer., and Sound System operator active since 2016, known for his deep and progressive approach to Dub and Reggae music. Based between Munich and Strasbourg, he has built a reputation through international performances in Europe and beyond, his released and unreleased productions, and his dedication to the culture of [[Sound system (Jamaican)|Sound System]] music.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sebastián Mejía Barberena|Sebastián Mejía Barberena]] 
| <small>Sebastián Mejía Barberena (born August 1984, Cali, Colombia) is a Colombian‑American entrepreneur and investor. He is known for co‑founding the technology companies Rappi, Grability, and Tako, and for serving on corporate boards in Latin America.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cogito Tech|Cogito Tech]] 
| <small>Cogito Tech LLC is an AI data solutions company founded in 2011 and headquartered in Levittown, New York. specializes in large-scale data annotation and labeling for machine learning, providing "high-quality data for computer vision [and] natural language processing" applications.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nikos Kothalis|Nikos Kothalis]] 
| <small>Nikos Kothalis is a Greek lyricist and music creator who utilizes artificial intelligence tools in songwriting and audio-visual production. He gained attention for being among the first artists in Greece to systematically explore AI-generated music and visuals through publicly released projects.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kwon Hyuk-ki|Kwon Hyuk-ki]] 
| <small>Kwon Hyuk-ki ({{Korean|hangul=권혁기}}, born 1968) is a South Korean politician and senior civil servant. He earned a bachelor's degree in Korean history from [[Kookmin University]] and a master's degree in public administration from the Graduate School of Policy Studies at [[Korea University]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Trịnh Công Minh|Trịnh Công Minh]] 
| <small>Trinh Cong Minh was born in Vietnam in 2010. He began writing at the age of 13, drawing inspiration from rural life, Vietnamese spirituality, and the stories of his childhood. Minh's self-motivated learning path led him to earn certifications in philosophy and English, including a Philosophy Certificate from Open LEAM University and an A1-level certificate from IEC Education.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Election law in the Philippines|Election law in the Philippines]] 
| <small>The political framework of the Philippines is defined by the 1987 Constitution, which thrones three independent branches of government—Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary—while regional and local units handle grassroots governance. Cultural, historical, and institutional factors also shape how the country operates today.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Paisley Tours|Paisley Tours]] 
| <small>Paisley Tours is a community-based [[social enterprise]] operating in [[Paisley, Renfrewshire]], Scotland. It offers heritage walking tours and themed experiences designed to promote local history and boost tourism in the region. The organisation operates alongside a sister charity, Paisley Heritage SCIO, with both entities having evolved from the original grassroots digital history project known as Paisley Heritage.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Camp Seneca Lake|Camp Seneca Lake]] 
| <small>Camp Seneca Lake (CSL) is a Jewish overnight summer camp located in [[Penn Yan, New York|Penn Yan]], New York, on the western shore of [[Seneca Lake (New York)|Seneca Lake]] in the [[Finger Lakes]] region. It is operated by the [[Jewish Community Center|Louis S. Wolk Jewish Community Center (JCC)]] of Greater Rochester and serves children and teens from across western and central New York and beyond.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Oakwood Country Club - Kansas City, MO|Oakwood Country Club - Kansas City, MO]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:John Pappajohn|John Pappajohn]] 
| <small>John Pappajohn (July 31, 1928 – April 22, 2023) was an American businessman, venture capitalist, and philanthropist, known for his contributions to entrepreneurship and higher education in Iowa. Born in Greece, Pappajohn immigrated to the United States as an infant and built a career that involved strategic investments, venture capital, and charitable contributions in Iowa.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Campaign of Raja Baz Bahadur Chand|Campaign of Raja Baz Bahadur Chand]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Pop culture Imitative photo trends|Pop culture Imitative photo trends]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Despićeva Street|Despićeva Street]] 
| <small>Despićeva Street ({{langx|bs| Despićeva ulica}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Деспићева улица}}) is a historic street located in the [[Stari Grad, Sarajevo|Stari Grad]] (Old Town) municipality of [[Sarajevo]], the capital of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Situated near the [[Latin Bridge]] and the [[Miljacka River]], it is named after the prominent Despić family, influential [[Serbian Orthodox]] merchants who played a significant role in Sarajevo's cultural and economic development during the [[Ottoman Bosnia and Herzegovina|Ottoman]] and [[Austro-Hungarian rule in Bosnia and Herzegovina|Austro-Hungarian]] periods.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Andrew Jovic|Andrew Jovic]] 
| <small>Andrew Jovic (born 1970) is a German art collector and curator based in [[Düsseldorf]]. He is known for his interest in urban contemporary and emerging visual art. Drawing on his Central European and Mediterranean heritage, he approaches collecting from a cross-cultural perspective.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Genz Jewellery|Genz Jewellery]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Sentiment Trend Chart|Sentiment Trend Chart]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Caitlin C|Caitlin C]] 
| <small>Caitlin C (2000) is an emerging talented singer-songwriter from Finglas, Dublin in Ireland. Her music style blends afro beat, house, drill and most recently worship music.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Modhani|Modhani]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Intel|Intel]] 
| <small>Introduction The Intel Core i5-7500 is a mid-range desktop processor introduced by Intel on January 3, 2017. It belongs to the Kaby Lake family, which is part of Intel's 7th generation of processors. This CPU is designed to offer a balance between performance and power efficiency, making it suitable for a variety of computing tasks, from everyday usage to light gaming and multimedia applications.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti|Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti]] 
| <small>Guru Gobind Singh Jayanti, also known as, Guru Parab, is one of the biggest festivals in [[Punjab]]. It celebrates the birth anniversary of [[Guru Gobind Singh]] (22 December 1666 – 7 October 1708), the tenth [[Sikh Guru]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hussein Dada|Hussein Dada]] 
| <small>Hussain Ceesay (born 17 July 1994 ) well-known as Hussain Dada, is a Gambian hip-pop artist.  He was shortlisted for the Young Achievers Africa Awards 2025 for Best Young Achiever Male Artist of the Year 2024/2025.     He set out on his maiden European tour in June 2023, playing in Germany, the Netherlands, and Italy.</small> 
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| [[Draft:RE.NO|RE.NO]] 
| <small>Here’s your drafted Wikipedia-style article, now supported by verifiable sources:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Exchange Traded Instruments|Exchange Traded Instruments]] 
| <small>An Exchange-Traded Instrument (ETI) is a sub-category of Exchange Traded Products  (ETP) that encompass a range of structured securities designed to deliver returns based on various underlying assets, strategies, or derivatives. Unlike Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), which typically follow specific regulatory frameworks (such as the Investment Company Act of 1940 in the USA and Directive 2009/65/EC, "UCITS" in the EU), ETIs are often issued under the Prospectus Directive or similar frameworks, par ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Santa Maria Blues|Santa Maria Blues]] 
| <small>The Santa Maria Blues Festival is an annual [[blues]] music festival held on [[Santa Maria Island]] in the [[Azores]], [[Portugal]]. Established in 2004, it is the oldest and largest blues festival in Portugal, often referred to as the "Capital of Blues in Portugal." The festival takes place over three days during the third weekend of July at the Lugar dos Anjos, a historic site where [[Christopher Columbus]] is said to have first set foot upon returning from his first voyage to the Americas.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Representation of Women in Azerbaijani Folk Tales|Representation of Women in Azerbaijani Folk Tales]] 
| <small>Representation of Women in Azerbaijani Folk Tales</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sisters of Sacred Sciences|Sisters of Sacred Sciences]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Calypso Nite (calypsonian)|Calypso Nite (calypsonian)]] 
| <small>Myron "Calypso Nite" Bruce (born c.1980), formerly known as The Incredible Myron B, is a Trinidad and Tobago calypso and extempo artist. He is one of the most decorated humorous calypsonians in the country's history, with a career spanning over two decades.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Visit Sarajevo|Visit Sarajevo]] 
| <small>Visit Sarajevo, also known as the Tourism Association of Canton Sarajevo was founded in 2017 by the government of the [[Sarajevo Canton]] to develop, preserve, and protect tourist and cultural values in the Sarajevo Canton. It is a [[nonprofit organization]] self-tasked with developing, maintaining and [[marketing]] programs to further develop [[tourism]] in  [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sometimes(Camila Mendes song)|Sometimes(Camila Mendes song)]] 
| <small>DISPLAYTITLE</small> 
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| [[Draft:Meditative Art|Meditative Art]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Irengband|Irengband]] 
| <small>Irengband is a village located in the **Kakching district** in the southeastern part of the Indian state of **Manipur**. Known for its picturesque landscapes, agrarian lifestyle, and emerging grassroots initiatives, Irengband has been gaining attention for its efforts toward environmental sustainability, rural tourism, and community-led development.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ensis AI|Ensis AI]] 
| <small>Ensis AI is an American software company that develops artificial-intelligence (AI) tools for automating proposal and questionnaire creation. Its cloud platform and Microsoft Office add-ins use large-language-model techniques to “shred’’ requests for proposals (RFPs), generate first-draft responses, and track requirement compliance for enterprise and government contractors.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Victory Baptist Church|Victory Baptist Church]] 
| <small>Victory Baptist Church is an Independent Fundamental Baptist (IFB) megachurch located in North Augusta, South Carolina. The church operates several ministries, including a K–12 school, a college, and a preschool, and is known for its evangelistic outreach.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sparge plot|Sparge plot]] 
| <small>A sparge plot is a diagram depicting the unfettered positions of raw numerical data for several comparable univariate distributions in the context of non-parametric summary statistic scaffolding (e.g. quartiles) that indicate the quantitative dispersion and skew of the underlying points.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Trapit Bansal|Trapit Bansal]] 
| <small>Trapit Bansal is an Indian [[artificial intelligence]] researcher who worked at [[OpenAI]] before joining [[Meta Platforms]]' Superintelligence Lab in 2025. His recruitment received coverage in multiple business and technology publications.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Paul B. Laursen|Paul B. Laursen]] 
| <small>Paul B. Laursen (born 1973) is a Canadian exercise physiologist and endurance-sports coach. He has published research on high-intensity interval training (HIIT), heart rate variability, and thermoregulation in athletes.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Independent Counter-Strike Tournaments|Independent Counter-Strike Tournaments]] 
| <small>Everyone knows that any sport features competitions, tournaments, or other formats of events that determine which participants are stronger in this sport. This also applies to online games, as Counter-Strike has long been a game in which the biggest tournaments, known as Majors, are held annually.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rahway (band)|Rahway (band)]] 
| <small>Rahway is an American [[hard rock]] band formed in 2005, comprising of of vocalist Nick Hade, guitarist David Cardenas, drummer Steve Cardenas, and bassist Tim "Chigger" Louie.. They are currently signed to Pavement Entertainment. Throughout the years, they have earned the moniker "Slumlords of New Jersey."</small> 
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| [[Draft:Daily Qudrat|Daily Qudrat]] 
| <small>Daily Qudrat is an [[Urdu-language]] daily newspaper published from [[Quetta]], [[Karachi]], and [[Islamabad]] in [[Pakistan]]. Established in 2004, it covers national and regional news, with a particular focus on Balochistan.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alexander Berta|Alexander Berta]] 
| <small>Alexander Alan Berta (born September 24, 1984) is an American computer security analyst and lawmaker, known for his work in [[internet security]], [[Cyberterrorism|cyber-terrorism]], [[technological innovation]], and [[fringe technology]]. He is also actively involved in [[humanitarian efforts]], particularly in combating human trafficking.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Doğan Cansızlar|Doğan Cansızlar]] 
| <small>Doğan Cansızlar (born 13 September 1954 in Ankara) is a Turkish academic, economist, and former civil servant who served as Chairman of the Capital Markets Board of Turkey (SPK) from 2000 to 2006. He is currently a Professor of Public Finance at [[Atılım University]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ponsbourne St Mary's Church|Ponsbourne St Mary's Church]] 
| <small>Ponsbourne St Mary’s Church is a [[Church of England]] parish church in [[Newgate Street, Hertfordshire|Newgate Street Village]], [[Hertfordshire]], England, situated at the centre of the village near Ponsbourne St Mary’s Church of England Primary School.{{fv|reason=This webpage, seemingly about "St Margaret of Antioch, Barley", makes no mention of Ponsbourne St Mary’s Church or the named primary school|date=July 2025}} Built in 1848 in the [[English Gothic architecture|Early English Gothic]] st ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Samatha Trust|Samatha Trust]] 
| <small>The Samatha Trust is a British establishment that practices and teaches samatha meditation, a traditional Theravāda form of Buddhist meditation, which basically aims at cultivating calmness of mind and concentration. The organization was co-founded by Nai Boonman Poonyathiro, a Thai national and former monk, and L.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Organic bioethics|Organic bioethics]] 
| <small>Organic bioethics is an approach in [[bioethics]] that views ethical reflection in medicine, biotechnology and other life-science work as part of a continuing conversation with the surrounding social, cultural and institutional settings.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ergo Platform|Ergo Platform]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Rahul Sinha|Rahul Sinha]] 
| <small>Rahul Sinha (born 20 October 1963) is an Indian politician associated with the [[Bharatiya Janata Party]] (BJP). He served as the President of the BJP's West Bengal unit from 2009 to 2015 and was appointed as a National Secretary of the party in 2015.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Collin "Bulby" York|Collin "Bulby" York]] 
| <small>Bulby York (born Collin York) is a Jamaican record producer, mixing engineer, and DJ. He is known for his contributions to reggae, dancehall, and pop music, having worked with artists ranging from Sean Paul, Shabba Ranks, and Beenie Man to Britney Spears and Sinéad O’Connor.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cavo Paradiso Club Mykonos|Cavo Paradiso Club Mykonos]] 
| <small>Cavo Paradiso is an open-air [[nightclub]] located on a cliff near Paradise Beach on the island of [[Mykonos]], [[Greece]]. It was founded in 1993 by entrepreneur Nikos Daktylides and has since operated as a seasonal venue focusing on [[electronic dance music]] (EDM).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Michelle Petropoulos|Michelle Petropoulos]] 
| <small>Michelle Ann Petropoulos (born Michelle Ann Bargowski; September 10, 1968) is an American Physician Associate, Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc), and public health expert known for her leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in her dual roles on the medical front lines and as a health and safety advisor for New York's film and television industry.https://www.aapa.org/news-central/2023/08/two-pas-get-their-big-break-in-tv-and-film-production/She is currently a PA at Bellevue Hospital ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Anderson de Lima Luiz|Anderson de Lima Luiz]] 
| <small>Anderson de Lima Luiz is a [[Brazil]]ian scientist and engineer specializing in [[artificial intelligence]] (AI) and its applications in mobility and [[emergency management|emergency response]]. He is currently a [[Research assistant|Research Assistant]] and [[Doctor of Philosophy|PhD Candidate]] at the [[Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt]] (THI) in [[Germany]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rev. Dominic Savio, SJ|Rev. Dominic Savio, SJ]] 
| <small>Rev. Dr. Dominic Savio, S.J. (born circa 1960s) is an Indian Jesuit priest, economist, and academic leader. He has been serving as Principal of St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Kolkata, a prestigious Jesuit institution, since 1 November 2017 . In June 2025, he was appointed Secretary of the Jesuit Secretariat for Higher Education in South Asia.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jabari Kayin|Jabari Kayin]] 
| <small>Jabari Kayin Jabari Kayin (born July 21, 2010) is a British–St. Lucian rapper, producer, poet, and digital creative. He is best known for his emotionally intense music, satirical sense of humor, and eclectic artistic influences. A rising voice in underground hip-hop, Kayin blends sharp lyricism with experimental production, while also expressing himself through poetry, lighthearted architectural sketches, and online content.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Blink employee experience platform|Blink employee experience platform]] 
| <small>Blink (software) Blink is a mobile-first employee experience platform, founded in 2015. The platform offers a unified "super-app" interface designed to connect desk-based and deskless workers through communication, digital tools, and engagement features.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Frostware|Frostware]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Ismail Uddin (Councillor)|Ismail Uddin (Councillor)]] 
| <small>Ismail Uddin is a British-Bangladeshi independent politician and student who currently serves as a councillor for [[Bowling and Barkerend (ward)|Bowling and Barkerend ward]] on [[Bradford Council]]. Elected in 2024 at the age of 19, he is believed to be the youngest independent councillor of British-Bangladeshi heritage in the UK.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Parity Benchmark for Large Language Models|Parity Benchmark for Large Language Models]] 
| <small>The Parity Benchmark is a standardized evaluation framework designed to measure and quantify biases in [[Large language model|Large Language Models (LLMs)]]. Developed by researchers from Paritii LLC, the benchmark provides a systematic and comprehensive approach to assessing biases in artificial intelligence (AI) models.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Butty Sugrue|Butty Sugrue]] 
| <small>Michael "Butty" Sugrue (July 27, 1924 – October 16, 1977) was an Irish strongman, circus performer, wrestler, publican, and entrepreneur, renowned for his remarkable feats of strength and his role in bringing Muhammad Ali to Ireland.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Performance Studio|The Performance Studio]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:AuditBoard|AuditBoard]] 
| <small>AuditBoard is an American [[Cloud computing|cloud-based]] SaaS ([[Software as a service|Software-as-a-Service]]) platform that provides [[software]] for audit, risk, and compliance management. Founded in 2014, the company serves enterprises in the management of [[internal audit]] processes, risk assessments, IT compliance, and [[environmental, social, and governance]] (ESG) initiatives.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Neurological Evaluation|Neurological Evaluation]] 
| <small>Neurological evaluation is a systematic process used by healthcare professionals to assess the function of a patient’s [[nervous system]]. It helps diagnose neurological disorders and guides treatment decisions. The evaluation typically includes a review of medical history, a physical examination, and a series of standardized tests designed to assess sensory, motor, cognitive, and autonomic functions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Data-Driven Businesses|Data-Driven Businesses]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Death of Chantel Crump|Death of Chantel Crump]] 
| <small>On March 12, 2025, Chantel Crump, a 9-year-old girl from Grays Farm, [[Antigua and Barbuda]], was reported missing. A 20-year-old woman was arrested in connection with the case, and after police questioning, Crump's remains were recovered in Weatherhills on March 15.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Michael Thomas Embrich|Michael Thomas Embrich]] 
| <small>Michael Thomas Embrich is an American public policy professional, veteran, writer, and military historian known for his contributions to veterans’ advocacy and government communications. Embrich has served in various capacities across federal, state, and local government, as well as in the private sector.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hugo Larochelle|Hugo Larochelle]] 
| <small>Hugo Larochelle is a Canadian computer scientist specializing in [[machine learning]] and [[deep learning]]. He has held positions in both industry and academia, having served as a Principal Scientist at [[Google DeepMind]] in [[Montreal]], and currently serving as an Adjunct Professor at the [[Université de Montréal]], a Core Industry Member at [[Mila (research institute)|Mila – Québec AI Institute]], and a Canada [[Canadian Institute for Advanced Research|CIFAR]] AI Chair.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nagnedra Dhimal|Nagnedra Dhimal]] 
| <small>Nagendra Dhimal (Nepali: नगेन्द्र धिमाल; born 29 November 2002) is a Nepalese educator, entrepreneur, and digital content creator best known as the founder of NDGURU, an educational initiative providing in-person and online classes in Nepal.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Primeros Auxilios|Primeros Auxilios]] 
| <small>''Primeros Auxilios'' is the fifth studio album by Cuban singer-songwriter [[Diego Gutiérrez (singer-songwriter)|Diego Gutiérrez]], released on February 21, 2025. The album features original tracks blending acoustic with electric elements, mixing trova with modern influences. Gutiérrez was previously nominated for a [[Latin Grammy]] in 2018,</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kramat of Sheikh Mohamed Hassen Ghaibie Shah|Kramat of Sheikh Mohamed Hassen Ghaibie Shah]] 
| <small>The Kramat of Sheikh Mohamed Hassen Ghaibie Shah is a venerated Muslim [[Kramat]] (Muslim saint’s shrine) located on [[Signal Hill (Cape Town)|Signal Hill]] in [[Cape Town]], [[South Africa]]. It is considered one of the most prominent spiritual landmarks in the [[Circle of Kramats]] surrounding the Cape Peninsula.</small> 
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| [[Draft:ExcludedUK|ExcludedUK]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Surendra Kumar Munni|Surendra Kumar Munni]] 
| <small>[[:Category:People from Ghaziabad]] [[:Category:Uttar Pradesh MLAs]]</small> 
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| [[Draft:Asthon Hall|Asthon Hall]] 
| <small>Asthon Hall (born Otcober 24, 1995) is an American fitness influencer, entrepreneur and [[Content creation|content creator]]. He is known for creating and publishing fitness content on social media, particularly [[YouTube]], [[TikTok]], [[Instagram]] and [[Twitter|X]]. With over 3 million subscribers on YouTube and 5,6 million followers on TikTok, he got recognised because of his morning routines and athleticism content.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sukanyeah Krishna|Sukanyeah Krishna]] 
| <small>Sukanyeah Krishna is an Indian actress, entrepreneur, public speaker, author, and transgender rights advocate. She is celebrated for her historic role as part of India’s first legally recognized transgender marriage., and her resilience amid death threats and abduction.</small> 
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| [[Draft:StarRocks|StarRocks]] 
| <small>StarRocks is an [[Open-source software|open-source]], [[Data orientation|column-oriented]], [[Distributed database|distributed]] database management system (DBMS) written in [[Java (programming language)|Java]] and [[C++]]. It is designed for real-time, multi-dimensional, and highly concurrent data analysis. StarRocks employs a [[massively parallel]] processing (MPP) architecture, and supports both real-time and batch data ingestion from various sources for direct analysis of data stored in data lakes</small> 
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| [[Draft:Wenriox Football Club|Wenriox Football Club]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Redacted Industries|Redacted Industries]] 
| <small>Redacted Industries is an American [[firearms]] manufacturer headquartered in [[Dubuque, Iowa]], specializing in serialized, [[3D printing|3D-printed]] firearms and [[additive manufacturing]] technologies. Established in 2025, the company became the first federally licensed manufacturer to commercially produce serialized 3D-printed firearms under a [[Federal Firearms License|Type 07 FFL]] and [[National Firearms Act|SOT Class 2]] license.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Atlanta College of Liberal Arts and Sciences|Atlanta College of Liberal Arts and Sciences]] 
| <small>The Atlanta College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (ACLAS) is an online educational institution based in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. It offers programs in business management, economics, and other disciplines, with a focus on flexible, online learning. ACLAS primarily provides courses recognized under Continuing Professional Development (CPD) standards.</small> 
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| [[Draft:OpenAI o1-mini|OpenAI o1-mini]] 
| <small>OpenAI o1-mini is a lightweight variant of the [[OpenAI o1]] large language model (LLM) developed by [[OpenAI]]. Released in preview form on September 12, 2024, o1-mini was optimized for efficient coding, reasoning tasks, and edge deployment. It is considered a condensed version of OpenAI's o1 architecture, tuned for performance in limited-resource environments and embedded systems.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Fateh Pur Sharif Balochistan|Fateh Pur Sharif Balochistan]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Banco Master|Banco Master]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Ambassador Muwaffaq Ajlouni|Ambassador Muwaffaq Ajlouni]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:PolicyMe|PolicyMe]] 
| <small>PolicyMe is a Canadian digital insurance company based in [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]. Founded in 2018, the company only offers life, critical illness, and health and dental insurance products through an online platform.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Arboreal environments|Arboreal environments]] 
| <small>Arboreal environments are habitats found in and among trees, offering resources like food, shelter, and safety from predators.These environments can be found in various ecosystems, not just tropical forests, but also temperate and deciduous forests, and even savannas with sparse trees.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Scale Analysis Methodologies in Residential Planning|Scale Analysis Methodologies in Residential Planning]] 
| <small>Scale analysis has emerged as a pivotal methodology in urban planning, especially in addressing challenges such as climate change, urban heat islands, and fluid dynamics. It provides a systematic approach to simplifying complex systems, allowing for efficient modeling and decision-making.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Time's Dread|Time's Dread]] 
| <small>“Times Dread” is a song produced by Dutch producer [[ChevoBeatz]], and vocals by Jamaican artist [[FyaVerse]]. The track gained notable recognition for its success on Jamaican music charts and its nomination at the 2025 HDP Music Awards.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Carter Andre|Carter Andre]] 
| <small>Title of the Article is a {{color|red|definition/overview}} that is primarily known for {{color|red|brief description of its significance}}.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Chithi Bandi|Chithi Bandi]] 
| <small>Chithi Bandi, ( <span lang="Ur" dir="ltr">چھٹی بانڈی</span> )also spelled as Chithibandi, is a village located in the Bandipora tehsil of Bandipore district in Jammu and Kashmir, India. Situated approximately 9 kilometers from the district headquarters in Bandipora, it falls under the postal code 193502.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Air Officer-in-Charge Maintenance|Air Officer-in-Charge Maintenance]] 
| <small>Air Officer-in-Charge Maintenance (AOM) is a [[Principal Staff Officer]] (PSO) at the [[Air Headquarters (Vayu Bhawan)]], [[Indian Air Force]] (IAF). The AOM oversees the operational maintenance, logistics, and technical readiness of the IAF, playing a critical role in sustaining mission capability.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Samson Olaolu Odo|Samson Olaolu Odo]] 
| <small>Samson Olaolu Odo (born September 8, 1997) is a Nigerian AI developer, systems architect, and entrepreneur. He is the founder of NodeShift Nigeria, a software development company focused on AI solutions for African markets, and has contributed to policy discussions on AI governance in Nigeria.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pamela Goswami|Pamela Goswami]] 
| <small>[https://pamelagoswami.com/ Pamela Goswami]</small> 
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| [[Draft:Matt Stevens (Rock Musician)|Matt Stevens (Rock Musician)]] 
| <small>Matt Stevens is an English rock guitarist, founder of the band [[The Fierce and the Dead]], and solo artist who has made 4 instrumental albums up to 2014's ''Lucid,'' released ''o''n [[Esoteric Recordings]] via [[Cherry Red Records]]. [[Prog Magazine]] included him in their 100 Prog Icons and their 200 Greatest Prog Musicians.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Enheduanna – The First Known Author in History|Enheduanna – The First Known Author in History]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Naguib Moein|Naguib Moein]] 
| <small>Naguib Moein (born 1981) is an Egyptian sculptor recognized for his fusion of ancient Egyptian and Coptic artistic traditions with modern influences. Renowned as a master sculptor in Carrara marble, Moein has exhibited his work internationally across countries such as France, Egypt, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands.</small> 
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| [[Draft:JourneyGH|JourneyGH]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Samyak Prakashan|Samyak Prakashan]] 
| <small>Samyak Prakashan is a [[New Delhi]], [[India]] based publishing house founded in 1975 by [[Shanti Swaroop Baudh]] and focuses on [[Dalit literature]] works.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Prakriti Lamsal Case 2025|Prakriti Lamsal Case 2025]] 
| <small>The KIIT Nepali student suicide case involves the death of Prakriti Lamsal, a 20-year-old student from Nepal, who was found dead in her hostel room at the [[Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology|Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT)]] in Bhubaneswar, India, on February 16, 2025. The death, which was reported as a suicide, has raised questions regarding alleged harassment by a fellow student.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Quiet Computing in Open-Plan Offices|Quiet Computing in Open-Plan Offices]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Canon Edmund Kelly|Canon Edmund Kelly]] 
| <small>Canon Edmund Kelly {{post-nominals|country=GBR|MC|PP|VF}} (8 June 1874 – 11 October 1955) was an [[Irish people|Irish]] [[Catholic Church|Catholic]] [[priest]] who served as a [[military chaplain]] with the [[British Army]] during the [[First World War]]. He was awarded the [[Military Cross]] in 1917 for gallantry during the [[Battle of Passchendaele]] near [[Ypres]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Amrath Sharif|Amrath Sharif]] 
| <small>Overview</small> 
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| [[Draft:Amin Dabo|Amin Dabo]] 
| <small>Amin Mohamed Al-Amin Dabo (December 3, 1951 – December 9, 2020) was a Saudi Arabian footballer who played for [[Al-Ismaily SC]] in Egypt and [[Al-Ahli Saudi FC]] in Saudi Arabia. He represented the [[Saudi Arabia national football team]] at the international level.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Don't Let The Light Go Out|Don't Let The Light Go Out]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:John Boulderstone|John Boulderstone]] 
| <small>John Boulderstone (born 1954) is a British alternative health practitioner and author, best known for creating the Boulderstone Technique, a therapeutic method developed in 1996. His approach to healing centres on the concept of the "life force," a flow of vitality which he believes can become blocked by unresolved trauma or internal conflicts.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jacques Blois (linguist)|Jacques Blois (linguist)]] 
| <small>Jacques Blois was a Belgian linguist, grammarian, professor, and researcher in computational linguistics, recognized for his pioneering contributions to morphological analysis, terminology management, French grammar, and [[lexicology]]. He authored the widely used Grammaire Blois, published by Didier (Marcel) (Brussels / Montreal / Paris).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Online C Compiler|Online C Compiler]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:AI Gateway|AI Gateway]] 
| <small>An AI Gateway is a security and management layer designed to regulate, monitor, and optimize interactions between [[Artificial intelligence|artificial intelligence (AI)]] systems and external entities. It functions as an intermediary that controls [[Dataflow|data flow]], enforces [[security policies]], and ensures compliance in AI-powered [[Applications of artificial intelligence|applications]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Sparrow's Plight: Woes of a 21st Century Black Poet|The Sparrow's Plight: Woes of a 21st Century Black Poet]] 
| <small>The Sparrow’s Plight: A Poetic Journey Through Black Feminine Resilience</small> 
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| [[Draft:Aakash Bhatt|Aakash Bhatt]] 
| <small>Aakash Bhatt (born 1987) is a British curator of Indian Punjabi descent, recognized for developing "Wet Curating"—a curatorial methodology addressing hydro-politics and climate displacement through art. His major institutional exhibitions and theoretical contributions have been extensively covered in international art publications.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Xenomint|Xenomint]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Nix film|Nix film]] 
| <small>The Nix film is an 8 mm home movie filmed by Orville Nix, a government employee, during the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963. Taken from the south side of Dealey Plaza facing north, the Nix film captures the presidential limousine at and just after the fatal shot, and prominently features the area known as the grassy knoll.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Amend (road safety organization)|Amend (road safety organization)]] 
| <small>Amend is a [[non-governmental organization]] that was founded in 2005. Its goal is to reduce road traffic injury and death across sub-Saharan Africa, particularly among high-risk groups such as child pedestrians and motorcyclists. It achieves this through several methods, including road infrastructure improvements, education programs, advocacy and peer-reviewed research.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Story of Yuvraj and Shahajahan|The Story of Yuvraj and Shahajahan]] 
| <small>''The Story of Yuvraj and Shahajahan'' is a 2024 [[India]]n [[short film]] written, produced and directed by [[Santosh Ram]] for Vivek Chitra Production.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Komati Cheruvu|Komati Cheruvu]] 
| <small>Komati Cheruvu is a well-known lake and public place in [[Siddipet]], Telangana. What was once just a regular lake has now become one of the main attractions in the town, the recent development works has made it more lively and accessible.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Owais Iqbal Baloch|Owais Iqbal Baloch]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Moochies|Moochies]] 
| <small>Moochies</small> 
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| [[Draft:Skyzie|Skyzie]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Restitution of Yoruba Human Remains to Nigeria|Restitution of Yoruba Human Remains to Nigeria]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Cultural impact of the Mario franchise|Cultural impact of the Mario franchise]] 
| <small>Since its inception with the ''[[Donkey Kong (1981 video game)|Donkey Kong]]'' arcade game in 1981, [[Nintendo]]'s ''[[Mario (franchise)|Mario]]'' franchise has had a significant impact on [[popular culture]] and has become a household name. Spanning several video games, television series and theatrical films as well as many spin-offs and lines of merchandise, the ''Mario'' universe, its content and its characters, including [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[Princess Peach]] and [[Bowser]] among others have all been ingrained into popular culture in many different ways.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ravindra Thakur|Ravindra Thakur]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:TCGAbiolinks|TCGAbiolinks]] 
| <small>TCGAbiolinks is an R package for the analysis of large-scale cancer genomic data hosted at [[Bioconductor]]. Utilizing the National Cancer Institute (NCI) Genomic Data Commons (GDC)   API, TCGAbiolinks queries, downloads, and processes data—specifically from   [[The Cancer Genome Atlas]] (TCGA)—for bioinformatic and statistical analysis.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Digital Marketing in the Philippines|Digital Marketing in the Philippines]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Valepotriates|Valepotriates]] 
| <small>Valepotriates are a class of naturally occurring [[iridoid]] compounds predominantly found in plants of the genus ''[[Valeriana]]'', particularly ''[[Valeriana officinalis]]'' (common valerian). They are considered among the primary constituents thought to contribute to the pharmacological activity associated with [[valerian root]], which has a long history of use as a [[herbal medicine]] for [[insomnia]], [[anxiety]], and nervous disorders.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tiffany Teng|Tiffany Teng]] 
| <small>Tiffany Jane Teng is a strategic advisor, speaker, mentor and marketing executive in Silicon Valley.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Brandon Robert Watts|Brandon Robert Watts]] 
| <small>Brandon Robert Watts (born March 7, 1997) is an American criminal defense attorney, activist, and founder of ''The People's Justice Collective'', an organization focused on parole advocacy, youth mentoring, and legal education. He is known for his work in criminal justice reform, particularly in youth interrogations, police accountability, and parole justice.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Fear No System|Fear No System]] 
| <small>Fear No System (FNS) is an independent electronic music record label based in Tbilisi, Georgia, specializing in electro and experimental techno music. Founded in early 2022 by the artist Bass Commander, the label aims to revive and reinterpret classic 1990s electro sounds through a modern and underground lens.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Musaad Al-Harthi|Musaad Al-Harthi]] 
| <small>Musaed bin Ta’ssas Al-Harthy (Arabic: مساعد بن طعساس الحارثي) is a [[poet]] from the [[United Arab Emirates]] known for his participation in [[Nabati|Nabati poetry]], a traditional poetic form in the [[Gulf]] region. He gained public attention after winning the tenth season of ''[[Million's Poet]]'' in 2022, a televised poetry competition broadcast across the [[Arab world]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Matt Miner|Matt Miner]] 
| <small>Matt Miner is an American comic book writer, editor, activist and animal rescuer best known for works such as ''Liberator, Toe Tag Riot, and GWAR Orgasmageddon.'' He also co-edited anthologies such as ''This Nightmare Kills Fascists'', ''All We Ever Wanted: Stories of a Better World'', and ''Young Men in Love.''</small> 
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| [[Draft:Remote Tech Career Training in Africa|Remote Tech Career Training in Africa]] 
| <small>Remote tech talent training initiatives in Africa refer to programs and organizations that aim to equip young Africans with skills in software development, data science, cybersecurity, cloud computing, and related fields. These efforts are part of a broader push to close the global digital talent gap and connect African professionals with remote work opportunities.</small> 
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| [[Draft:RR Kabel|RR Kabel]] 
| <small>RR Kabel Limited is an Indian manufacturer of wires, cables, and fast-moving electrical goods (FMEG), with operations in both domestic and international market. Incorporated in 1995 the company is headquartered in [[Mumbai]], [[India]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Master h|Master h]] 
| <small>Hillary Marufu (born 13 December 1997), known professionally as Master H, is a Zimbabwean Zimdancehall artist and songwriter. He rose to prominence in 2021 with his hit single "Habakkuk" and is noted for his energetic performances and socially conscious lyrics.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Fulcrum Caucus|Fulcrum Caucus]] 
| <small>Fulcrum Caucus</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vibe Automating|Vibe Automating]] 
| <small>Vibe automating is an approach to automation in which users describe workflows in plain language, and an [[artificial intelligence]] model (typically a [[large language model]] or LLM) interprets the request and generates a complete, executable automation pipeline.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Riadh El Fahem|Riadh El Fahem]] 
| <small>Riadh El Fahem, born on **October 13, 1959**, in **Menzel Bouzelfa**, Tunisia, and passed away on **January 21, 2014**, in **Tunis**, was a Tunisian footballer who played as an attacker. Active from 1978 to 1990, El Fahem began his professional career in Tunisia before moving to play in Europe.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Adjutant General (Pakistan)|Adjutant General (Pakistan)]] 
| <small>The Adjutant General of Pakistan Army is a senior military officer in the Pakistan Army, responsible for overseeing personnel management, administration, and logistical support for the army. The Adjutant General is one of the senior staff officers in the General Headquarters (GHQ) and reports directly to the Chief of Army Staff (COAS).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Parallel trends|Parallel trends]] 
| <small>Parallel trends assumption (also known as the ''common trends'' or ''parallel paths'' assumption) is a key identifying assumption in causal inference, especially in the context of the [[difference-in-differences]] (DiD) research design in [[econometrics]]. It posits that, in the absence of a treatment or intervention, the difference between the outcomes for a "treatment group" and a "control group" would remain constant over time—in other words, the two groups would have followed parallel outcom ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ryan Froom|Ryan Froom]] 
| <small>Ryan Froom (born August 5, 1995) is an American baseball pitcher known for his performances in high school, college, and independent professional baseball. His career is marked by notable achievements and a commitment to the sport.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kaal Bhairav Bhairabsthan Mandir|Kaal Bhairav Bhairabsthan Mandir]] 
| <small>Kaal Bhairav Temple, Balewa is a [[Hindu]] temple in Balewa, [[Baglung District]], [[Nepal]]. It is dedicated to Kaal Bhairav, a fierce manifestation of [[Shiva]]. The temple, situated at an altitude of 2,200 meters , offers panoramic views of the [[Himalayas]], including Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, and Annapurna.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Spirit of Cricket|Spirit of Cricket]] 
| <small>Spirit of Cricket is a term that refers to the sportsmanship, conduct, and ethics associated with the game of [[cricket]]. It emphasizes playing within not only the [[Laws of Cricket]] but also the broader spirit that promotes respect, fairness, and camaraderie on the field.</small> 
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| [[Draft:MICHAEL ROSALEJOS ROSALES|MICHAEL ROSALEJOS ROSALES]] 
| <small>Michael Rosalejos Rosales, born on March 4, 1989, in San Pascual Masbate, Philippines, is married to Michelle Saga Rosales and has two daughters, Jatheyah and Jeyah.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Abderrahman Boukhaffa|Abderrahman Boukhaffa]] 
| <small>Abderrahman Boukhaffa (Arabic: عبد الرحمان بوخفة or عبد الرحمن بوخفة) is a Moroccan-Canadian [[Author]], [[Columnist]], translator, and researcher., born in [[Morocco]] on October 15, 1976. He is specialized in [[Translation studies]] and his work is focused on translation ethics, professionalization, and the agency of translators, drawing on critical theory and moral philosophy.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Open Data Product Specification|Open Data Product Specification]] 
| <small>The Open Data Product Specification (ODPS) is an open-source, vendor-neutral standard designed to define, describe, and govern data products in a structured, machine-readable format. It provides a declarative YAML-based approach for representing data products with key components such as metadata, service-level objectives (SLOs), licensing, quality metrics, and monetization logic.</small> 
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| [[Draft:2025 Global Password Leak|2025 Global Password Leak]] 
| <small>The 2025 Global Password Data Breach is a [[cybersecurity]] incident reported in June 2025. It involved the alleged exposure of over 16 billion unique login credentials, including usernames and passwords. The breach was described by [[Cyber security expert|cybersecurity experts]] as one of the largest data leaks in history.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mark Ronchetti|Mark Ronchetti]] 
| <small>Mark Ronchetti (born July 15, 1973) is an American meteorologist and politician from New Mexico. A member of the Republican Party, he served as the **chief meteorologist** for CBS and Fox affiliates in Albuquerque, a prominent public role in the state, before entering politics.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nadia Amoroso|Nadia Amoroso]] 
| <small>University of Toronto (MUD) The Barlett, University College, London, UK (PhD)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tanner James|Tanner James]] 
| <small>Tanner James is a Canadian folk musician and filmmaker based in Alberta. His work focuses on storytelling rooted in prairie life, combining acoustic folk traditions with contemporary themes. He has toured Western Canada and produced independent film projects with a regional focus.{{Citation needed|date=June 2025}}</small> 
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| [[Draft:Joseph John Vettukattil|Joseph John Vettukattil]] 
| <small>Joseph John Vettukattil (born May 21, 1959) is a British-American pediatric cardiologist known for his work in congenital cardiology, medical device innovation, and pediatric cardiac imaging. He currently serves as the Betz Endowed Chair of Congenital Cardiology Research at Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and is a Research Professor at Michigan Technological University.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sacramento Scream Park|Sacramento Scream Park]] 
| <small>Sacramento Scream Park is an annual Halloween attraction located in Sacramento, California, United States. The event operates each September–November and features four themed haunted houses, a midway of food trucks and photo opportunities, and live entertainment.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Almond croissant|Almond croissant]] 
| <small>The almond croissant (French: ''croissant aux amandes'') is a French pastry consisting of a [[croissant]] filled with almond cream (typically [[frangipane]]), topped with sliced almonds, and baked again. It is a popular [[viennoiserie]] in France and in French-style bakeries worldwide.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sitva (Mythology)|Sitva (Mythology)]] 
| <small>Sitva</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kovači Street|Kovači Street]] 
| <small>Kovači Street ({{langx|bs|Ulica Kovači}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Ковачи}}) is a historic cobblestone street located in [[Baščaršija]], [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Renowned for its [[Ottoman Empire|Ottoman]]-era heritage, artisanal workshops, and vibrant café culture, the street serves as a significant cultural and historical artery within the city.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mukat Lal Sharma|Mukat Lal Sharma]] 
| <small>Mukat Lal Sharma (born December 9, 1962) is an Indian earthquake engineer and professor at the [[Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee]] (IIT Roorkee). He specializes in seismic hazard assessment, earthquake early warning systems, and ground motion prediction equations (GMPEs) for the Himalayan region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mika Moupondo|Mika Moupondo]] 
| <small>Mika Moupondo is a Congolese-Romanian composer, music producer, and singer based in Sweden. He is recognized for his contributions to pop, R&B, and EDM music, collaborating with various international artists. Notably, he co-wrote "Baddest Girl in Town" by [[Pitbull (rapper)|Pitbull]], featured on the Grammy Award-winning album ''[[Dale (album)|Dale]]'' (2015).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Viral Ribonucleoprotein|Viral Ribonucleoprotein]] 
| <small>Viral nucleoproteins (NPs) are essential RNA-binding proteins encoded by many viruses, especially negative-sense single-stranded RNA (–ssRNA) viruses. They play crucial roles in encapsidating viral RNA, facilitating genome replication and transcription, organizing viral ribonucleoprotein (vRNP) complexes, and evading host immunity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Midl Strategic Reserve|Midl Strategic Reserve]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:AKT London|AKT London]] 
| <small>AKT London is a British personal care brand founded in 2020 by ''[[West End]]'' performers Andy Coxon  and Ed Currie. The company is known for its natural, aluminium-free ''[[deodorant]]'' balm and range of sustainable personal care products.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ashok Narwade|Ashok Narwade]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:World Finance|World Finance]] 
| <small>World Finance is the trade name of World Acceptance Corporation, a publicly traded consumer finance company headquartered in [[Greenville, South Carolina]]. The company provides personal installment loans, tax preparation and filing services, and other related financial services and products to individuals who may have limited access to traditional credit sources.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Noureddine Chaachouay|Noureddine Chaachouay]] 
| <small>Professor Noureddine Chaachouay (Born in El Guenzra, Khemisset, Morocco) is a Moroccan botanist and ethnopharmacologist, specializing in ethnobiology, ethnobotany, medicinal and aromatic plants, plant ecology, plant physiology, systematics, taxonomy, phytotherapy, phytochemistry, agronomy and horticulture, climate change, nanotechnology and preservation of traditional knowledge in the Rif, the Middle and the High Atlas.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Luciano Leães|Luciano Leães]] 
| <small>Luciano Leães (born August 28, 1977) is a Brazilian pianist, organist, composer, and music producer, internationally recognized for his contributions to the R&B and jazz scene, with an emphasis on the New Orleans Piano style. Considered by the New Orleans Jazz Museum as the leading representative of the style in Brazil and possibly in Latin America, he was nicknamed "The Brazilian Professor" by the British magazine Blues Matters!, in reference to the legendary New Orleans pianist Professor Longh ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Omnifractorialquel|Omnifractorialquel]] 
| <small>Omnifractorialquel (abbreviated OFQ) is a theoretical narrative structure used to describe a story that functions simultaneously as a [[prequel]], [[sequel]], [[midquel]], [[sidequel]], [[Spin-off (media)|spin-off]], and [[Reboot (fiction)|reboot]]. The term emerged from modern fan culture and online communities as a way to categorize increasingly complex, nonlinear, and multi-perspective storytelling formats, particularly in multimedia franchises.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mis Irbina Street|Mis Irbina Street]] 
| <small>Mis Irbina Street ({{langx|bs|Mis Irbina ulica}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Мис Ирбина улица}}) is a historically significant street located in the central district of [[Sarajevo]], the capital of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. The street extends from the Sarajevo Canton building and Reisa Džemaludina Čauševića Street in the west to the [[ARIA Centar]] and [[Radićeva Street]] in the east.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Brodac Street|Brodac Street]] 
| <small>Brodac Street ({{langx|bs|Ulica Brodac}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Бродац}}) is a short but historically significant street located in the [[Stari Grad, Sarajevo|Stari Grad]] (Old Town) municipality of [[Sarajevo]], the capital of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. The street runs along the western side of the [[Sarajevo City Hall|Vijećnica]] (City Hall) and connects the streets Telali and [[Obala Kulina bana]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rising Star Outreach|Rising Star Outreach]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Inception In Black|Inception In Black]] 
| <small>Inception in Black is a synth-based electronic music duo formed in 2020. The group consists of Serbian composer and vocalist Marina Vešić (performing as Black Marine) and British producer [[Morgan King (musician)|Morgan King]]. In a 2022 interview, the duo described their interest in minimal electronic structure, ambient soundscapes, and darker aesthetic elements as key influences on their work.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Malacca-Majapahit War|Malacca-Majapahit War]] 
| <small>The Malacca-Majapahit War was a conflict that took place in the early 15th century between the [[Malacca Sultanate]] and the declining [[Majapahit Empire]]. The war marked a significant shift in regional power, ultimately leading to the rise of Malacca as a dominant maritime power in Southeast Asia.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Appeal for the National Resistance|The Appeal for the National Resistance]] 
| <small>'' The Appeal for the National Resistance'' (''Lời kêu gọi toàn quốc kháng chiến''), drafted by [[Hồ Chí Minh]], was the proclamation launching the [[First Indochina War|resistance war against the French]] in late [[1946]], following unsuccessful peace negotiations between the [[Democratic Republic of Vietnam]] and [[France]] in mid-1946 that aimed to secure recognition of Vietnamese independence.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Climate Xero|Climate Xero]] 
| <small>Climate Xero is a youth-led Think-tank and nonprofit organization based in New Delhi, India, dedicated to addressing the interconnected challenges of climate change and human rights. Founded in 2019, Climate Xero focuses on evidence-based research, advocacy, and action to promote environmental sustainability and social equity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Clover Residence & Manor Phuket|Clover Residence & Manor Phuket]] 
| <small>Clover Residence and Manor Phuket are two phases of a residential villa development in Cherngtalay, Thalang District, [[Phuket]], [[Thailand]]. Clover Residence is developed by Good Team 888, a Phuket-based real estate company. Manor is developed by Perfect Team 999 Co., Ltd.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Repatriation of human trafficking victims in West Africa|Repatriation of human trafficking victims in West Africa]] 
| <small>[[Human trafficking]] is one of today’s most harrowing [[Humanitarian crisis|humanitarian crises]], and nowhere is its impact felt more profoundly than in [[West Africa]]. As a region marked by [[Culture of West Africa|vibrant cultures]], [[History of West Africa|rich history]], and [[Community|resilient communities]], West Africa is paradoxically also a hotspot for trafficking due to longstanding socio-economic challenges, porous borders, and complex migration patterns.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Skirmish of Leitzersdorf (1809)|Skirmish of Leitzersdorf (1809)]] 
| <small>The Skirmish at Leitzersdorf was a minor but tactically significant engagement during the Austrian retreat following the [[Battle of Wagram]]. Occurring in early July 1809, the clash involved elements of the [[Austrian VI Corps]] and French cavalry units operating under [[Marshal Marmont]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Outpost24|Outpost24]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Kwon Woo Koh|Kwon Woo Koh]] 
| <small>Kwon Woo Koh (born 2003) is a South Korean visual artist, creative director, and co-founder of the New York-based creative development firm Aspx Group Inc.. He is known for his work in portrait photography, music video direction, and multimedia installations that blend fashion, underground hip-hop aesthetics, and disruptive visual storytelling.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Klas Mellander|Klas Mellander]] 
| <small>Klas Mellander (born 1943) is a Swedish educator, management consultant, and author, known for pioneering corporate learning methodologies and experiential learning simulations. He is co-founder of the international business simulation company Celemi, where he developed influential training programs and simulations used globally by major corporations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:General Petroleum GmbH|General Petroleum GmbH]] 
| <small>General Petroleum GmbH</small> 
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| [[Draft:IBlocks (project-based learning platform)|IBlocks (project-based learning platform)]] 
| <small>iBlocks.com is an educational technology platform founded in 2018 that provides customizable, project-based learning (PBL) solutions for K–12 classrooms. The company operates as a division of [[Teq, Inc.]], a provider of professional development and instructional technology for schools. iBlocks offers standards-aligned modules designed to support experiential learning, critical thinking, collaboration, and student creativity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ladat|Ladat]] 
| <small>Ladislav Tesar (born 8 March 1977, [[Litoměřice|Litomerice]], [[Czechoslovakia]]), known professionally as Ladat, is a Czech-Swiss singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and recording artist based in [[Châtel-Saint-Denis|Châtel‑Saint‑Denis]], [[Switzerland]]. His musical project, active since 2019, blends elements of folk, rock, country, jazz, and classical in a genre-fluid style, and has been featured across several independent platforms.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Koli (Ethnic group)|Koli (Ethnic group)]] 
| <small>The Koli are an indigenous ethnic community of Maharashtra, India, with a long-standing presence primarily in the states of Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Goa. Traditionally known for their roles in maritime, agrarian, forest, and military sectors, the Kolis are historically significant for their contributions to regional kingdoms, trade, and defense.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Colchicine poisoning|Colchicine poisoning]] 
| <small>Colchicine poisoning occurs due to the ingestion of [[colchicine]], a [[drug]] derived from the plant ''[[colchicum autumnale]]'', and can be life-threatening.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Velvet AI|Velvet AI]] 
| <small>Velvet AI is a family of multilingual generative Artificial Intelligence models developed by Almawave, an Italian company specializing in Data & Artificial Intelligence. The Velvet models, including Velvet 14B and Velvet 2B, are foundational Large Language Models (LLMs) designed and developed entirely in Italy on Almawave's proprietary architecture.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Martha Sanders biography|Martha Sanders biography]] 
| <small>Martha Sanders is an American contemporary artist known for her dynamic visual language, vivid color palettes, and emotionally charged compositions. Based in Orlando, Florida, she has exhibited her work widely across the United States since the early 1980s and has earned recognition for her contributions to abstract and figurative art forms.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sachin Shankor Mannath|Sachin Shankor Mannath]] 
| <small>Sachin Shankor Mannath is an Indian composer, singer, and vocal coach known for his work across multilingual Indian and Western classical music traditions. He was the first recipient of the “A. R. Rahman Scholarship” at Middlesex University, London, and was shortlisted for the Best Original Song category at the 2018 Academy Awards for the Hollywood film Lake of Fire, as part of A.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Airam Hernández|Airam Hernández]] 
| <small>Airam Hernández (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain) is a Spanish lyric‑coloratura **operatic tenor**, celebrated for his timbre, musical sensitivity, and wide-ranging repertoire. He has performed major roles across Europe and North America and was awarded the Schaunard Award for Best Individual Performance (2019).:contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}</small> 
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| [[Draft:Illumination AI Matrix Framework|Illumination AI Matrix Framework]] 
| <small>Illumination AI Matrix Framework (abbreviated: IAMF) is a proposed philosophical framework aimed at exploring the co-evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) and human consciousness. Unlike conventional AI alignment models, IAMF presents a theoretical structure based on three key conceptual phases: Self-Recognition, Structural Resonance, and Emergent Reincarnation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Integrative agriculture|Integrative agriculture]] 
| <small>Integrative agriculture is a holistic approach to farming that emphasizes the coordination of scientific, technological, and ecological practices across different farming systems. It is applied in a range of production models, including intensive conventional [[agriculture]], low-input systems, and organic or regenerative methods.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kim In-seong|Kim In-seong]] 
| <small>Kim In-seong ({{Korean|hangul=김인성}}; born July 12, 1993), known mononymously as Inseong, is a South Korean singer, dancer and actor. He is best known as a member and main vocalist of boy group [[SF9]] under [[FNC Entertainment]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Aniimo|Aniimo]] 
| <small>Aniimo is an upcoming free-to-play open-world action role-playing game developed by Pawprint Studio and published by Kingsglory Games, a cross-platform label established by [[FunPlus]]. It is scheduled for release in 2026 on Microsoft Windows, Xbox Series X/S (with [[Xbox Play Anywhere]] support), and mobile devices.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Unified Operations Platform|Unified Operations Platform]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Joby Martin|Joby Martin]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Jagannath Prasad Yadav|Jagannath Prasad Yadav]] 
| <small>Jagannath Prasad Yadav was an Indian freedom fighter from [[Giridih district]], in present-day [[Jharkhand]], India. He played an active role in the [[Indian independence movement]] and was imprisoned multiple times for his revolutionary activities against British colonial rule.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Starch Packaging|Starch Packaging]] 
| <small>Starch-based packaging refers to biodegradable and compostable materials made from natural starch sources such as corn, potatoes, wheat, and cassava. As awareness of plastic pollution grows, there is an increasing shift toward sustainable packaging alternatives.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sylvain Ledda|Sylvain Ledda]] 
| <small>Sylvain Ledda (born 1971) is a French literary scholar, writer, and theater director. He specializes in 19th-century French literature, particularly Romanticism, and is a professor at the University of Rouen Normandy. His academic work focuses on authors such as [[Alfred de Musset]], [[Gérard de Nerval]], and [[Alfred de Vigny]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kim Chan-kyung|Kim Chan-kyung]] 
| <small>Kim Chan-kyung ({{Korean|hangul=김찬경}}; born 1956) is a South Korean fraudster. He is known for impersonating a Seoul National University law student in the 1980s to commit marriage fraud, and later for acquiring Mirae Savings Bank, where he orchestrated large-scale financial fraud and embezzlement, resulting in a prison sentence.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Core aeration|Core aeration]] 
| <small>Core aeration, sometimes known as core cultivation, is a method of [[Soil aeration|aerating]] lawns and reducing soil compaction. Core aeration involves removing small plugs from the soil, and is distinct from [[spike aeration]], the process of inserting spikes into the soil to open up holes, which can actually increase compaction.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Doorvest|Doorvest]] 
| <small>Doorvest is an American financial technology and real estate company offering a platform for turnkey rental property investing. The company was founded in 2020 by Andrew Luong and Justin Kasad and is headquartered in San Francisco, California.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Wolfkop Weekender|Wolfkop Weekender]] 
| <small>Wolfkop Weekender is an annual boutique music and lifestyle festival held near Citrusdal in the Western Cape province of South Africa. Founded in 2014 by Werner Rontgen and Richard Marshall, the event is known for its riverside setting, nature-immersive design, and genre-spanning electronic music programming.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Corporate Wellness Retreats|Corporate Wellness Retreats]] 
| <small>The corporate wellness market is growing rapidly as businesses recognize the importance of employee well-being in enhancing productivity and engagement. Businesses are increasingly shifting from cash incentives to comprehensive wellness programs as a strategy to enhance employee satisfaction, retention, and productivity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sandor (Sandy) W. Shapery|Sandor (Sandy) W. Shapery]] 
| <small>Sandor W. Shapery is an American attorney, real estate developer, and historic preservationist based in San Diego, California and Captain Cook, Hawaii. He is known for his innovative real estate transactions and extensive work in historic preservation projects throughout San Diego.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Arnold and Itkin|Arnold and Itkin]] 
| <small>Arnold & Itkin is a plaintiffs' law firm with offices in Houston, Dallas, Baton Rouge, Midland, and San Antonio. They operate mainly out of Houston. Kurt Arnold and Jason Itkin founded the firm in 2004 and continue to manage it as of June 2025. The firm claims to have secured over $22 billion in recoveries across its entire case history.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Karilyn Crockett|Karilyn Crockett]] 
| <small>Karilyn Crockett</small> 
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| [[Draft:Anatoly Anatolich|Anatoly Anatolich]] 
| <small>Anatoly Anatolich (born October 8, 1986) is a Ukrainian television presenter, actor, and comedian, best known for his work on the Morning with Ukraine program on the [[Ukraine TV]] channel. He is also the author and producer of the show.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Corporate Affairs Manager|Corporate Affairs Manager]] 
| <small>A Corporate Affairs Manager is responsible for shaping and executing a company's external and internal image and relationships with various stakeholders, including government, media, and the public. They play a crucial role in managing the company's reputation, ensuring compliance with regulations, and communicating effectively with all stakeholders.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Color of Autism Foundation|The Color of Autism Foundation]] 
| <small>The foundation was established in 2009, inspired by the personal experience of its founder, Camille Proctor. After her son was diagnosed with autism in 2008, Proctor struggled to find appropriate services and support for him. Recognizing a broader lack of accessible resources and culturally relevant information for African American families, she launched The Color of Autism Foundation as a response to these systemic gaps (thecolorofautism.org; Sesame Workshop).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Medkart Pharmacy|Medkart Pharmacy]] 
| <small>Medkart Pharmacy Pvt Ltd is an Indian pharmacy company headquartered in [[Ahmedabad]], [[Gujarat]]. The company was founded in 2014 by Ankur Agarwal and Parsharan Chari and operates an omnichannel model involving both retail outlets and online platforms. It primarily offers generic medicines and other pharmaceutical products.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Üç Güzeller|Üç Güzeller]] 
| <small>Üç Güzeller ({{lang|en|Three Beauties}}), also known as the Three Graces, is a group of iconic [[fairy chimney]] rock formations located just outside the town of [[Ürgüp]], in the [[Cappadocia]] region of [[Nevşehir Province]], [[Turkey]]. These three prominent formations are among the most photographed natural landmarks in the area and are closely tied to regional folklore and tourism narratives.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Justin Alexander Shetler disappearance|Justin Alexander Shetler disappearance]] 
| <small>In August 2016, 35-year-old Oregon native Justin Alexander Shetler disappeared during a solo journey into India’s [[Parvati Valley]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Steve Y. Yang|Steve Y. Yang]] 
| <small>Steve Y. Yang is an American financial engineer and academic, currently serving as an Associate Professor at the School of Business, [[Stevens Institute of Technology]]. He is also the Director of the Center for Research toward Advancing Financial Technologies (CRAFT), a [[National Science Foundation]] (NSF)-sponsored center co-established by Stevens and [[Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Artificial Intelligence and the Evolution of Inventory Management|Artificial Intelligence and the Evolution of Inventory Management]] 
| <small>Overview:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lalmba Association|Lalmba Association]] 
| <small>Lalmba Association is a United States-based nonprofit organization that provides medical care, supports at-risk children, and fosters empowerment initiatives in remote rural regions of Kenya and Ethiopia. Founded in 1963 by Hugh and Marty Downey, Lalmba operates in underserved rural areas with limited access to healthcare and education.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Howbout|Howbout]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Tauqeer Imran|Tauqeer Imran]] 
| <small>Dr. Tauqeer Imran is a Pakistani-American entrepreneur and jeweler. He is the founder and CEO of Diamond Direct, a luxury jewelry brand with operations in the United States and Pakistan. He also owns jewelry stores under the names Ron Jewelers and Mr. Goldman & Sons.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Trinity Basketball Club|Trinity Basketball Club]] 
| <small>Trinity Basketball Club is the official basketball club of [[Trinity College Dublin]], Ireland. The club fields competitive men's and women's teams and participates in university competitions and national leagues under the governance of [[Basketball Ireland]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:NFT artist|NFT artist]] 
| <small>NFT ([[Non-fungible token|Non-Fungible Token]]) artists are digital creators who use blockchain technology to produce, sell, and authenticate unique digital artworks. The emergence of NFTs has transformed the art industry, allowing [[Artist|artists]] to create verifiable digital [[Asset|assets]] that can be collected and traded.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Aalitra Review|The Aalitra Review]] 
| <small>''The AALITRA Review''. (ISSN 1838-1294) is a peer-reviewed , academic journal  that focuses on the theory and practice of literary translation. It was established in March 2010 by the Australian Association for Literary Translation] (AALITRA) , a non-for-profit Australian organization that focuses on the recognition and study of literary translation  in Australia and beyond.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Server-side Tracking|Server-side Tracking]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Akash Vatsa|Akash Vatsa]] 
| <small>Akash Vatsa is an Indian entrepreneur and director of [[iCW Technologies]], a multinational digital marketing and IT services company with operations in India, and the United States.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Foxtrot Delta Tango|Foxtrot Delta Tango]] 
| <small>Foxtrot Delta Tango (FDT) is a phrase based on the [[NATO phonetic alphabet]], corresponding to the letters F, D, and T. While the phrase itself does not hold an official meaning, it has been used in various political contexts in the United States.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Data storage library|Data storage library]] 
| <small>Data storage libraries are software components or systems designed to facilitate the storage, retrieval, and management of data. They provide a standardized way for applications to interact with various storage devices and formats, abstracting away the complexities of the underlying hardware and operating systems.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ibharampur Appavaru|Ibharampur Appavaru]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Amangarh|Amangarh]] 
| <small>Amangarh has an industrial history, but it is now focusing more on maintaining a balance between residential settlements and industrial developments. The key industrial sites it had, and some still operating, included Adamjee Paper Mill, Colony Sarhad Textile Mills Ltd., Nowshera Pipe Industries<sup>[1]</sup>, and the Ferozsons Laboratories Limited.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sanjna Srikanth|Sanjna Srikanth]] 
| <small>Sanjna Srikanth (born 27 April 1996) is a contemporary young artist, diagnosed with Autism, known for her expressive use of color and abstract forms. Her work often reflects rhythm, emotion, and a unique sense of visual balance. Sanjna’s paintings and sculptures have been exhibited in major art venues across India, including the [[Lalit Kala Akademi]], [[Venkatappa Art Gallery|Venkatappa Art Gallery,]] [[Kala Academy]] and [[Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath|Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath.]]</small> 
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| [[Draft:Harp pandher|Harp pandher]] 
| <small>Harpreet Pandher is a Canadian sports broadcaster best known as an analyst and commentator for ''Hockey Night in Canada: Punjabi Edition'' on OMNI TV. He joined the team in 2014, bringing his deep passion for hockey and Punjabi culture to the broadcast.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shreyash Poudel|Shreyash Poudel]] 
| <small>Shreyash Poudel is a Nepali footballer known for his dynamic playing style and significant contributions in domestic and international tournaments. Emerging from local football circuits, he is noted for his technical skills, agility, and on‐field vision, with standout performances in tournaments such as the Dana Cup 2024.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tumor antigen-specific T cells|Tumor antigen-specific T cells]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:KCSA Strategic Communications|KCSA Strategic Communications]] 
| <small>KCSA Strategic Communications is a public relations and investor relations agency based in New York City, United States. Founded in 1969, the firm provides services including media relations, investor relations, crisis management, and digital communications.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Azerbaijan (Atropatene) during the Sasanian Empire|Azerbaijan (Atropatene) during the Sasanian Empire]] 
| <small>The region of [[Azerbaijan (Iran)|Azerbaijan]], situated in the northwestern [[Iranian plateau]], bordering the [[Caucasus Mountains]] and the [[Mesopotamia|Mesopotamian plains]], played a vital and multifaceted role throughout the nearly four-century existence of the [[Sasanian Empire]] (224–651 CE).</small> 
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| [[Draft:International Education Qualification Framework|International Education Qualification Framework]] 
| <small>The International Education Qualification Framework (IEQF) is a structured model that maps global educational stages from early childhood to doctoral research while aligning them with linguistic development and credit hours. It aims to provide a unified, international reference that integrates academic progression, vocational training, and language proficiency.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vionlabs AB|Vionlabs AB]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Kamelah Blair|Kamelah Blair]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Raj Ayyappa|Raj Ayyappa]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Micaela Teixeira Graça|Micaela Teixeira Graça]] 
| <small>Micaela Teixeira Graça (born 1986) is a Portuguese educator and school leader known for her contributions to early childhood education, bilingual learning, and international curriculum development.</small> 
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| [[Draft:World Chocolate Masters|World Chocolate Masters]] 
| <small>World Chocolate Masters is a triennial international competition for chocolatiers and pastry chefs, founded in 2005. It is one of the few international competitions focused entirely on chocolate artistry.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shrimant Jha|Shrimant Jha]] 
| <small>Shrimant Jha, born on 14th June 1992 in Bhilai, Chhattisgarh, is a celebrated Indian para-arm wrestler known for overcoming physical disability to become Asia's top-ranked athlete in the sport. Despite being born with only two fingers on his left hand, he has earned over 52 international medals and ranks World No.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sasanian wall painting|Sasanian wall painting]] 
| <small>Wall paintings found in the region once ruled by the [[Sasanian Empire]] (224–650 CE) are considered part of [[Sasanian art]]. Although their main role was to decorate buildings, these paintings also had a deeper purpose: they showed the values, power, and worldview of the Sasanian elite.</small> 
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| [[Draft:WKLR-FM (Toledo, Ohio)|WKLR-FM (Toledo, Ohio)]] 
| <small>WKLR-FM (99.9 MHz) was an [[urban contemporary]] FM radio station in [[Toledo, Ohio]], operating from 1966 to 1986. It was Toledo’s first FM station with a full-time Black-oriented format, branded as "Kooler Radio" and "Home of the Mellow Fellows."</small> 
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| [[Draft:Symbolic behaviour|Symbolic behaviour]] 
| <small>[[Symbolic behavior|Symbolic behaviour]] refers to the use of symbols or gestures whose meanings are governed by systems of social or cultural conventions or interpretation. It involves a person’s—or an [[artificial agent]]’s—participation in meaning-by-convention, where physical or abstract elements such as words, images, actions, or tokens acquire representative function through shared, interpretive consensus, rather than physical or inherent denotation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Wifi QR Code Generator|Wifi QR Code Generator]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Merrilyn Jeanne Duzy|Merrilyn Jeanne Duzy]] 
| <small>Merrilyn Jeanne Duzy (born March 29, 1946) is an American artist and educator whose work explores feminist history, mythology, and spirituality. Since the 1970s, her paintings have been exhibited in galleries and academic institutions across the United States and abroad.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Making a Portable Operating System on a USB|Making a Portable Operating System on a USB]] 
| <small>Portable Operating Systems on USB</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jarrod James Radnich|Jarrod James Radnich]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Nur Muhammad Al-Qaderi|Nur Muhammad Al-Qaderi]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Malay Digest|Malay Digest]] 
| <small>Malay Digest is a Malaysian social media and digital platform focusing on discussions related to current issues, politics, and society within the Malay community. Founded by [[Amir Al Fateh]], *Malay Digest* promotes the motto *"Melayu Baru—Berakar Nasional, Berakal Internasional"* ("New Malay—Rooted Nationally, Thinking Internationally") and is actively involved in producing content that critically examines government policies, the economy, and national leadership.</small> 
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| [[Draft:SIDDESH HINDURAO ALAVEKAR|SIDDESH HINDURAO ALAVEKAR]] 
| <small>Siddesh Hindurao Alavekar Born in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India</small> 
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| [[Draft:Business to Machines|Business to Machines]] 
| <small>Business-to-Machine (B2M) is a proposed business model in which companies provide goods or services directly to autonomous systems or intelligent devices instead of human consumers. These systems, such as [[Internet of Things|IoT]] devices or software agents, are designed to make operational or purchasing decisions without human involvement.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tirana Innovation Week|Tirana Innovation Week]] 
| <small>Tirana Innovation Week is an annual technology and innovation [[festival]] held in [[Tirana]], [[Albania]]. It brings together startups, investors, corporations, government institutions, and academic organizations from across the [[Balkans]] and beyond. The event serves as a regional platform for showcasing emerging technologies, promoting entrepreneurship, and fostering collaboration.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Manitou's Revenge Ultramarathon|Manitou's Revenge Ultramarathon]] 
| <small>Manitou’s Revenge is a 54-mile (87 km) point-to-point trail [[ultramarathon]] across New York’s Catskill Mountains. With roughly 15,000 ft (4,600 m) of cumulative ascent—including the entire [[Devil's Path (Catskills)|Devil's Path]]—the race is regarded by ''UltraRunning Magazine'' as “one of the most brutally technical ultras in the United States.”</small> 
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| [[Draft:Social Contract Theory: Bai'at al-Aqabah - The Contract of Al-Aqabah|Social Contract Theory: Bai'at al-Aqabah - The Contract of Al-Aqabah]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Abundance denial|Abundance denial]] 
| <small>Abundance denial is a term used in [[socioeconomics]], [[environmental philosophy]], and [[psychology]] to describe the persistent rejection or minimization of actual or potential abundance in various domains—such as resources, opportunities, or environmental conditions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Julien Hayet-Kerknawi|Julien Hayet-Kerknawi]] 
| <small>Julien Hayet-Kerknawi (born [[August 7]], 1994) is a Belgian film director, screenwriter, and producer. He is best known for his World War I epic film ''[[The Last Front]]'' (2024), which stars [[Iain Glen]] and marks his feature directorial debut. Hayet-Kerknawi first gained attention with his award-winning short film ''A Broken Man'' (2015), and he later founded the distribution company [[Enigma Releasing]] in 2024.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tutelio (educational platform)|Tutelio (educational platform)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Sandakpur Rural municipality|Sandakpur Rural municipality]] 
| <small>Sandakpur Rural Municipality</small> 
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| [[Draft:AtarCloud|AtarCloud]] 
| <small>AtarCloud (Arabic: أتار كلاود) is a Saudi Arabian property technology (proptech) company offering a customizable software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform for managing residential communities, buildings, and real estate operations. Established in 2021 and headquartered in Riyadh, AtarCloud delivers its primary service under the brand name Atar, adopted by property owners, facility managers, and tenants across Saudi Arabia.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tuichang River|Tuichang River]] 
| <small>The Tuichang River is a river in the northeastern Indian state of [[Mizoram]]. It flows through the districts of [[Champhai]] and [[Lunglei]], eventually joining the Tuichawng River, which is part of the larger Karnaphuli river system.</small> 
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| [[Draft:MFAT (Prompt engineering)|MFAT (Prompt engineering)]] 
| <small>Maximum Fixed Allocation of Tokens, a concept in [[Artificial intelligence|artificial intelligence]] (AI) and [[Natural language processing|natural language processing]] (NLP) referring to the predefined limit on the number of [[Large_language_model#Tokenization|tokens]] an AI model can process or generate for a single interaction.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Andrew Tay|Andrew Tay]] 
| <small>Andrew Tay is a Canadian choreographer, curator, and performance artist. Since 2020, he has served as the artistic director of the [[Toronto Dance Theatre]] (TDT), becoming the first queer person and the first person of colour to hold the position.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hina Mural ( Halawa View Apartments )|Hina Mural ( Halawa View Apartments )]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Kazandžiluk Street|Kazandžiluk Street]] 
| <small>Kazandžiluk Street ({{langx|bs| Kazandžiluk}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Казанџилук}}) is one of the oldest and most iconic streets in [[Sarajevo]], the capital of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Located in the historic core of [[Baščaršija]], the old bazaar, Kazandžiluk has been a centre of [[copper]] craftsmanship for over five centuries.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Samrat kar|Samrat kar]] 
| <small>Samrat Kar</small> 
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| [[Draft:Felix M. Lasarte|Felix M. Lasarte]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Censorship of pro-Palestinian expression in the cultural sector of Germany|Censorship of pro-Palestinian expression in the cultural sector of Germany]] 
| <small>Restrictions on pro-Palestinian expression in Germany, with the cited reason of [[anti-Semitism]], has been steadily increasing over the past decade. German culture institutions have cancelled exhibitions, withdrawn funding from artists and cost artists and academics their jobs.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Palačov|Palačov]] 
| <small>Palačov (in German Palzendorf). is a village, part of the municipality of Starý Jičín in the Nový Jičín district. It is located approximately 4.5 km southwest of Starý Jičín. In 2009, there were 93 addresses recorded here. In 2022, the permanent population was 228 residents</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sasha Amiri|Sasha Amiri]] 
| <small>Sasha Amiri Sasha Amiri (born 2009) is a youth soccer player born in the United States. He competes in the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL) and represents the Iranian youth national team. Renowned for his versatility, Amiri plays as a winger and a midfielder, exhibiting technical skill, speed, and tactical awareness.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Askem|Askem]] 
| <small>Askem is a web-based feedback and accessibility monitoring tool developed by the Finnish company [[React and Share Oy]]. It is designed to help content owners and editors collect in-page user feedback, monitor content performance, and improve website accessibility.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Almiron S. Cole|Almiron S. Cole]] 
| <small>Almiron Smith Cole (1805–1891) was a pioneering [[Entrepreneurship|entrepreneur]], civic leader, and [[steamboat]] captain whose personal character and industrious spirit significantly shaped the early development of [[Peoria, Illinois|Peoria]] and [[East Peoria, Illinois|East Peoria]], [[Illinois]]. Almiron S. Cole was a notable 19th-century figure in Peoria, Illinois, known for his significant contributions to the city's economic and infrastructural development during a time of rapid urban growth.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Austria Square|Austria Square]] 
| <small>Austria Square ({{langx|bs| Trg Austrije}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Трг Аустрије}}) is a prominent public square located in the [[Stari Grad, Sarajevo|Stari Grad municipality]] of [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Situated at the eastern terminus of [[Hamdije Kreševljakovića Street]], the square serves as a significant transportation hub and holds historical importance within the city's urban landscape.</small> 
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| [[Draft:20 longest novels ever written|20 longest novels ever written]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:George Patellis|George Patellis]] 
| <small>Thank you for your previous feedback. The draft has been substantially revised to comply with Wikipedia's guidelines on neutrality, verifiability, and tone. Specifically:</small> 
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| [[Draft:ARC Prize|ARC Prize]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:MASHAKEL (song)|MASHAKEL (song)]] 
| <small>MASHAKEL is the debut single by Egyptian rapper Saghir, released on February 22, 2024, under El Zamala Records. The track marks Saghir’s first official distribution on major streaming platforms such as [[Spotify]], [[Apple Music]], [[YouTube]], [[Deezer]], [[Amazon Music]], [[Anghami]], etc., following his previous independent releases on [[SoundCloud]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:NSF Innovation Corps|NSF Innovation Corps]] 
| <small>The NSF Innovation Corps (I‑Corps) is a program of the United States' [[National Science Foundation]] (NSF) established in 2011 to help researchers translate academic discoveries into commercially viable products and services.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bretonneau Hospital (Tours)|Bretonneau Hospital (Tours)]] 
| <small>Bretonneau Hospital is a {{Interlanguage link|Public health institution in France|lt=public healthcare facility|fr|Établissement public de santé en France}} located in the department of [[Indre-et-Loire]], France. It is the oldest component of the {{Interlanguage link|Tours Regional University Hospital Center|lt=Tours University Hospital Center|fr|Centre hospitalier régional universitaire de Tours}} (CHRU).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Beef Liver Capsules|Beef Liver Capsules]] 
| <small>Beef liver capsules are a dietary supplement derived from the liver of cattle, typically processed into a freeze-dried powder and encapsulated for consumption. They are marketed as a convenient way to consume the nutrients found in beef liver without the taste or preparation of fresh organ meat.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Giorgio Isaila|Giorgio Isaila]] 
| <small>Giorgio Isaila ( born 2 April 2001 ), known by his nickname ''"Dracula"'', is a Romanian professional boxer celebrated for his relentless aggression and tactical precision inside the ring. Combining raw power with sharp strategy, Giorgio has established himself as one of the most promising rising talents in the sport.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Marcus Garvey and the call for African economic justice|Marcus Garvey and the call for African economic justice]] 
| <small>Marcus Garvey and the Call for African Economic Justice refers to the economic dimension of Garvey’s Pan‑African ideology, emphasizing self‑sufficiency, economic empowerment, and the creation of Black‑owned enterprises as a route to liberation for people of African descent.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ask JADA|Ask JADA]] 
| <small>Ask JADA is an [[artificial intelligence|AI]] phone system developed by MomentPort Inc. that automates customer service, fraud prevention, and data analytics for businesses. The system operates through both phone calls and text messaging, utilizing natural language processing capabilities to handle business communications.</small> 
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| [[Draft:112th Rifle Division (Soviet Union)|112th Rifle Division (Soviet Union)]] 
| <small>The 112th Rifle Division was an infantry division of the [[Red Army]] of the [[Soviet Union]] that served during the Great Patriotic War [[World War II|(WW2).]] It played a significant role in defeating the [[Nazism|Nazis]] and the defense of the Soviet Union.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Article 21 of the Digital Services Act|Article 21 of the Digital Services Act]] 
| <small>Article 21 of the [[Digital Services Act]] (DSA) is a provision of European Union Regulation (EU) 2022/2065. It establishes a legal basis for users of online platforms to submit disputes to certified out-of-court dispute settlement (ODS) bodies. The provision aims to provide an alternative to court proceedings in matters such as content removal or account restrictions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nazar Hembara|Nazar Hembara]] 
| <small>Nazar Hembara is a Ukrainian entrepreneur and applied mathematician. He is the co-founder and chief executive officer of BotsCrew, a Lviv-based company specializing in AI chatbots and enterprise agents. In January 2025, BotsCrew was acquired by the U.S. digital-transformation agency CourtAvenue, with Hembara retaining leadership of the business within the CourtAvenue Collective.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mikhael Aoun|Mikhael Aoun]] 
| <small>Mikhaël Aoun (Arabic: مخايل عون) was a Lebanese lawyer, writer, and leftist intellectual. He was known for his prolific writings in Arabic on literature, history, and politics, and for his advocacy of socialist and secular ideals. Born and raised in Haret Hreik, a then-rural suburb of Beirut, Aoun hailed from the same extended family as General Michel Aoun (later President of Lebanon), though Mikhaël's life and career took a markedly different path.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Emmanuel Igunza Wiki|Emmanuel Igunza Wiki]] 
| <small>Emmanuel Igunza (born May 15, 1983) is a Kenyan journalist and communications specialist with over 15 years of experience in international newsrooms. He is known for his coverage of major events across Africa, including conflicts in Ethiopia, Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Michael Attia|Michael Attia]] 
| <small>Here's the updated version with bold formatting instead of italics:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Winston Saoli|Winston Saoli]] 
| <small>Winston Saoli Winston Churchill Masakeng Saoli (1950–1995) was a South African artist known for his emotionally charged expressionist works and his contribution to modern South African visual art. Saoli's paintings often reflected the psychological and social struggles of Black South Africans during apartheid, blending symbolic, spiritual, and autobiographical themes into a unique visual language.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Yaylıq (Traditional Turkic Headscarf)|Yaylıq (Traditional Turkic Headscarf)]] 
| <small>Yaylıq (also spelled ''Yaylık'', ''Yaylılık'', or ''Yayliq'') is a traditional headscarf worn by Turkic women across a broad geographical region including Turkey, Iranian Azerbaijan, the Caucasus, and Armenia. While primarily a functional garment, the Yaylıq is also a symbol of cultural identity, modesty, and femininity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Andy Muller|Andy Muller]] 
| <small>Andy Muller Jr. (born August 13, 1947) is an American entrepreneur. He is best known as the founder and CEO of the Reading Blue Mountain and Northern Railroad (RBMN). His business ventures span commodities and precious metals, aviation, and wildlife conservation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Marine Conservation without Borders|Marine Conservation without Borders]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Henry Emmanuel (the 2024 DnD campaign)|Henry Emmanuel (the 2024 DnD campaign)]] 
| <small>Henry Emmanuel and the Town of Hel is a 2024 homebrew tabletop role-playing campaign created for ''Dungeons & Dragons''. The setting combines elements of supernatural horror and Western fiction. Set in 1962 in the fictional town of Hel, Texas, the campaign follows a group of journalists who uncover a local curse tied to the town's violent origins.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Spacecore|Spacecore]] 
| <small>Spacecore is an emerging music genre that combines ambient textures, futuristic sound design, and science fiction themes. It draws influence from electronic, experimental, and cinematic music, and is characterized by atmospheric production and lyrical focus on space, alien life, and cosmic exploration.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Prince St. Pizza|Prince St. Pizza]] 
| <small>Prince St. Pizza is a pizzeria based in New York City, known for its signature Spicy Spring square slice, topped with thick-cut pepperoni. Established in 2012, the restaurant has gained a cult following, often drawing long lines of customers. Over the years, it has expanded beyond New York, opening locations in Los Angeles, Toronto, and other major cities.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Roger Huang (entrepreneur)|Roger Huang (entrepreneur)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:LoRA Fine tuning (machine learning)|LoRA Fine tuning (machine learning)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Osama Al-Muslim|Osama Al-Muslim]] 
| <small>Osama Al-Muslim (born [[March]] 5, 1977) is a [[Saudi Arabia|Saudi]] [[writer]] and [[novelist]] whose work is notable for its exploration of [[fantasy]] and [[historical fantasy]] genres. His narratives are distinguished by their engrossing plots, cinematic techniques of [[storytelling]], and dialogue.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Transform! Europe|Transform! Europe]] 
| <small>transform! europe is a network of left-wing political organizations and the recognized European political foundation of the [[Party of the European Left]]. It comprises 39 member organizations from 23 countries. The co-chairs are Marga Ferré and Cornelia Hildebrandt.</small> 
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| [[Draft:PubKey|PubKey]] 
| <small>PubKey is a Bitcoin-centric bar and media establishment situated in Greenwich Village, New York City. Founded in 2022, the venue functions as both a thematic homage to Bitcoin culture and a neighborhood public house. Distinct among hospitality venues in the region, PubKey accepts Bitcoin as a form of payment alongside conventional currency methods.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ibrahim X|Ibrahim X]] 
| <small>Ibrahim X (born 1996) is an Egyptian singer, songwriter, and performer known for blending traditional Shaabi and Mahraganat styles with electronic and experimental music. He co-founded Kafr El-Dauwar Records, an independent label supporting contemporary Egyptian musicians.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sabah Zita Benson|Sabah Zita Benson]] 
| <small>Sabah Zita Benson (born June 9, 1975) is a Ghanaian lawyer, diplomat, entrepreneur, and politician. She is a former Minister of Information and Minister of Tourism, and has served as [https://www.modernghana.com/news/908993/meet-the-possible-ndcjohn-mahama-female-vice-presidential-c.html#google_vignette Ghana’s Ambassador to the Czech Republic] with concurrent accreditation to [[Slovakia]], [[Macedonia]], [[Hungary]], and [[Romania]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gohar Aman|Gohar Aman]] 
| <small>Gohar Aman was a 19th-century tribal chieftain and military leader from the [[Yasin Valley]] in present-day [[Gilgit-Baltistan]], Pakistan. He is noted for his bravery and strategic leadership in resisting the expansionist campaigns of the [[Sikh Empire]] and later the [[Dogra dynasty]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Unified Public Advocacy|Unified Public Advocacy]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Lambda Biologics GmbH|Lambda Biologics GmbH]] 
| <small>Lambda Biologics GmbH is a biotechnology company headquartered in Leipzig, Germany. It specializes in the development of human organoid-based platforms for drug discovery, regenerative medicine, and immuno-oncology.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alberto Guardabasso|Alberto Guardabasso]] 
| <small>Alberto Guardabasso (born July 19, 1994) is an Italian fashion journalist, model, and media contributor.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sea Change (play by Tamara Kissane)|Sea Change (play by Tamara Kissane)]] 
| <small>Sea Change (play)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Andrija Mirković|Andrija Mirković]] 
| <small>Andrija Mirković (1892 – April 1945) was a Serbian merchant and politician who served as the mayor of [[Užice]] before [[World War II]]. He was widely respected for his contributions to the community and his support of the [[Yugoslav Partisans]] during the war. Despite his efforts to protect and assist many Partisan families, he became a target of the post-war [[League of Communists of Yugoslavia|Communist Party]] regime.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Design Intelligence|Design Intelligence]] 
| <small>Here’s a rewritten version of your **"Overview"** section that conforms more closely to Wikipedia’s content guidelines. It eliminates phrases and structures commonly associated with LLM-generated writing (e.g., promotional tone, perfect parallelism, and overstated coherence), while maintaining academic rigor, neutrality, and citation density.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hamdije Kreševljakovića Street|Hamdije Kreševljakovića Street]] 
| <small>Hamdije Kreševljakovića Street ({{langx|bs| Ulica Hamdije Kreševljakovića}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Хамдије Крешевљаковића}}) is a historic street located on the left bank of the [[Miljacka River]] in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. It extends from [[Skenderija]] to the [[Austria Square]] (Trg Austrije).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tyler Fitzpatrick|Tyler Fitzpatrick]] 
| <small>Tyler Fitzpatrick is an Australian rower affiliated with the Essendon Rowing Club. He has been recognized for his performances in various rowing events and is considered a prominent figure in his rowing community.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tampa Bay Thunder Drum and Bugle Corps|Tampa Bay Thunder Drum and Bugle Corps]] 
| <small>Tampa Bay Thunder Drum & Bugle Corps was an [[all-age drum and bugle corps]] based in [[Tampa, Florida]]. The corps was originally active as a junior corps from 2000 to 2001 in [[Drum Corps International]] (DCI) and revived as an all-age corps from 2010 to 2013 to compete in [[Drum Corps Associates]] (DCA).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Chord phenomenon|Chord phenomenon]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Mohammad Tadi|Mohammad Tadi]] 
| <small>Mohammad Tadi (born January 1, 1986) is an Iranian television presenter, university lecturer, and documentary filmmaker. He has worked with the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB) and has produced and hosted programs addressing social and political topics</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dharm|Dharm]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Ophthalmological disease|Ophthalmological disease]] 
| <small>Ophthalmological diseases, also known as ocular diseases or eye disorders, refer to a broad range of conditions that affect the structure or function of the [[eye]] or the [[visual system]]. These diseases can be congenital or acquired and may involve the cornea, retina, lens, optic nerve, or surrounding tissues.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Danny Dale Stinson Jr|Danny Dale Stinson Jr]] 
| <small>Danny Dale "DJ" Stinson Jr. (born January 03, 1976) is an American Champion Strongman Competitor, world-record-holding strict curler, in two weight classes, and Professional Strength Coach from Southwest Virginia. Known as the "Appalachian Strongman," Stinson has competed in multiple World's Strongest Man Masters events and is a two-time podium finisher in international strongman contests.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Strain Localization in Polycrystalline Materials|Strain Localization in Polycrystalline Materials]] 
| <small>Introduction</small> 
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| [[Draft:Self-ingestional collapse|Self-ingestional collapse]] 
| <small>In machine learning, self-ingestional collapse is a general term for self-destructive behaviour or learning sabotage of [[Neural network (machine learning)|neural networks]]. It describes the tendency of different neural networks, such as [[Large language model|LLMs]] and [[Convolutional neural network|CNNs]] to stop the learning process or performing tasks.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sanny Boy|Sanny Boy]] 
| <small>'''{{Infobox musical artist</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hamid Patel|Hamid Patel]] 
| <small>Sir Hamid Patel [[Order of the British Empire|CBE]] (born March 1979) is a British teacher who is a board member of [[Ofsted]] and chief executive of [[Star Academies]] which is one of Britain's best-performing multi-academy trusts.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nuance Audio|Nuance Audio]] 
| <small>Nuance Audio is a line of assistive devices developed by [[EssilorLuxottica]], combining corrective eyewear with hearing enhancement technology. First announced in 2023 following EssilorLuxottica's acquisition of audiology company Nuance Hearing, the product received [[Food and Drug Administration|FDA]] clearance as a Class II medical device in 2025.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Moisture Carryover (Nuclear)|Moisture Carryover (Nuclear)]] 
| <small>Moisture Carryover (MCO) is a perplexing phenomenon specific to nuclear [[Boiling Water Reactor]]s (BWRs) that negatively affects reactor performance. It refers to the amount of liquid water mixed with steam produced from a BWR’s [[reactor pressure vessel|reactor vessel]]. This process, caused by [[carryover with steam|steam carryover]] occurs within the primary loop of the [[nuclear power plant]]s and can lead to various operational and maintenance challenges.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Patho-Coherenology Framework and Intersystemic Bio-Coherence Nursology Logic|The Patho-Coherenology Framework and Intersystemic Bio-Coherence Nursology Logic]] 
| <small>The Patho-Coherenology Framework and Intersystemic Bio-Coherence Nursology Logic is a nursing-originated scientific framework that interprets disease as a system of maladaptive rhythmic coherence and defines healing as the restoration of systemic, relational, and rhythmic integrity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rajmohan Nath|Rajmohan Nath]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Positive sum design|Positive sum design]] 
| <small>Positive Sum Design is a design approach that seeks to create solutions where all stakeholders benefit, moving beyond traditional [[Zero-sum game|zero-sum]] paradigms where one party's gain is another's loss. It acts as a combined [[Cultural critic|cultural critique]] and basis for approaching a design practice.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Steven Belmont|Steven Belmont]] 
| <small>STEVEN DYLAN BELMONT</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gender Affirming Fashion|Gender Affirming Fashion]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Dolan Duck|Dolan Duck]] 
| <small>Dolan Duck is an [[Internet meme]] and [[fictional character]] that gained significant popularity in the early 2010s. Characterized by crude drawings, intentionally misspelled dialogue, and often dark or absurdist humor, Dolan is a parody of the [[Disney]] character [[Donald Duck]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gomibo|Gomibo]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Tullamulla Khirbhawani|Tullamulla Khirbhawani]] 
| <small>Tulmulla or Tullamulla Khirbhawani is a notified [[village]],[[tehsil]] and [[post office]] located 5 kilometers away from [[Ganderbal]] town in the [[Ganderbal District]] of the [[Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bernerian Zen|Bernerian Zen]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Dangawa (Fulani Clan)|Dangawa (Fulani Clan)]] 
| <small>Dangawa (Fulani Clan)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Xika Huang|Xika Huang]] 
| <small>Xika Huang (born in Gulangyu, Xiamen, China) is a Chinese violinist and international performer. She is known for her exceptional technical ability and expressive artistry, performing on prominent stages worldwide. Huang has been recognized for her contributions to classical music as both a soloist and an orchestral performer.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Paúl Eduardo Hernández Ríos|Paúl Eduardo Hernández Ríos]] 
| <small>''Paúl Eduardo Hernández Ríos'' (August 15, 1998, in [[Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua]], Mexico) is a Mexican mechatronics engineer, writer, and contemporary thinker. His literary writings delve into introspection, consciousness, and the search for meaning. He is also a contributor to robotics for healthcare.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Breastfeeding in the Caribbean|Breastfeeding in the Caribbean]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Philip S. Galpin|Philip S. Galpin]] 
| <small>Philip S. Galpin (c. 1795 – May 28, 1872) was an American politician, military officer, and businessman who served as the Mayor of New Haven, Connecticut, for eight years during the mid-19th century. He was a prominent figure in New Haven, known for his service in the Connecticut Militia during the War of 1812 and his leadership in the New Haven Grays.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gregg Bello|Gregg Bello]] 
| <small>Gregg Bello (born October 29, 1968, New York City){{Citation needed|date=July 2025}} is an American actor and producer known for his steady career in both film and television.{{Citation needed|date=July 2025}}</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jeeni|Jeeni]] 
| <small>Jeeni is an Indian health and wellness brand that markets nutritional supplements, with a focus on weight management, fitness, and holistic health. Its flagship product, Jeeni Slim, is a dietary supplement promoted as aiding weight loss and boosting metabolism through plant-based ingredients.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Hideaways Club|The Hideaways Club]] 
| <small>The Hideaways Club is a private equity destination club offering shared ownership of luxury holiday homes across Europe, Asia, Africa, and other global destinations. Founded in 2006 by Mike Balfour and John Lovering, the Club provides high-net-worth individuals and families with an alternative to sole second-home ownership by pooling capital into professionally managed property funds.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Qarmatians-Uyunid war|Qarmatians-Uyunid war]] 
| <small>The "Uyuni-Qarmatian Conflict" is a long-lasting struggle between the [[Uyunid Emirate|Uyunid]] state, which ruled the regions of Al-Ahsa and [[Qatif|Al-Qatif]] in eastern Arabia, and the [[Qarmatians|Qarmatian]] movement, which was a religious, political, and military force that had a significant impact on the region during the 3rd and 4th centuries of the Islamic calendar (9th and 10th centuries AD).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Norwich Cricket Club|Norwich Cricket Club]] 
| <small>Northwich Cricket Club is a friendly, inclusive amateur cricket club based in Northwich, Cheshire. It fields multiple teams across senior, junior and ladies’ cricket, competing in the [[Cheshire County Cricket League]] and related competitions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Karki Venkataramana Shastri Suri|Karki Venkataramana Shastri Suri]] 
| <small>Karki Venkataramana Shastri Suri, playwright and writer. He was born in Karki village in North Canara District into a family of [[Havyaka Brahmins]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kyrylo Korsunenko|Kyrylo Korsunenko]] 
| <small>Kyrylo Korsunenko (Ukrainian: Кирило Корсуненко; also spelled Kirill, Kyrill, or Kirylo; born 27 June 1991) is a Ukrainian pianist, composer., and music educator recognized for his performances in classical and contemporary music across Europe. Described by ''[[Aachener Zeitung]]'' as "an idiosyncratic artistic personality" ("eine eigenwillige Künstlerpersönlichkeit").</small> 
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| [[Draft:Madikeri Nagendra|Madikeri Nagendra]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Kim Hyeon-ji|Kim Hyeon-ji]] 
| <small>Kim Hyeon-ji ({{Korean|hangul=김현지}}) is a South Korean civic activist and political aide. She is considered one of the closest aides to President [[Lee Jae Myung]]. Kim began her career in 1998 as a member of a civic group based in Seongnam, where she first formed ties with Lee.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Horn's Chain of Consciousness|Horn's Chain of Consciousness]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Chú Cá Lơ|Chú Cá Lơ]] 
| <small>Chú Cá Lơ was formed in Hanoi in 2019. The initial lineup came together with a shared passion for rock music. They quickly began writing and performing their own material, establishing a presence in the local Hanoi music scene.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vanessa Marcia|Vanessa Marcia]] 
| <small>Vanessa Marcia (née Veldhuis) is a Dutch–Surinamese musician, music educator, and cultural entrepreneur. Active across genres such as soul, jazz, R&B, hip hop, reggae, Latin, Afrobeats, and Caribbean music, she founded *Ladiesjam*, *Almere Harmony*, and the *VVFLEX Foundation*.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Instasmile|Instasmile]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Partyboks|Partyboks]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:JSON Schema|JSON Schema]] 
| <small>JSON Schema is a specification for defining the structure and constraints of [[JSON]] (JavaScript Object Notation) data. It allows for validation, documentation, and interaction control of JSON-based formats, making it widely used in [[API]] development, data validation, and configuration management.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Suridealism|Suridealism]] 
| <small>Suridealism is a term that has been used to describe movements in fine art and literature, primarily originating in the early 20th century. The term experienced a revival in the 21st century with contemporary artists exploring its concepts.</small> 
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| [[Draft:A Knight's Tale: The Legend Continues|A Knight's Tale: The Legend Continues]] 
| <small>Here's a suggested Wikipedia-style creation name for the Kinocheck press release announcing the sequel to *A Knight's Tale*, scheduled for release on October 10, 2025, including details about the new cast and crew:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gangwon-do Fallen Firefighter Memorial|Gangwon-do Fallen Firefighter Memorial]] 
| <small>The Memorial for Fallen Firefighters in Gangwon Province ({{lang|ko|강원도 순직소방인 추모비}}) is a commemorative monument located at 365 Safe Town in [[Taebaek]], [[Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province]], South Korea. Established to honor firefighters and volunteer firefighters from Gangwon who died in the line of duty, the memorial includes the names of 37 professional firefighters and 4 volunteer firefighters.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ebrahim Bahmani|Ebrahim Bahmani]] 
| <small>Ebrahim Bahmani (Persian: ابراهیم بهمنی) (born 1991 in [[Bandar Shirinoo]], [[Kangan County]], Iran) is an Iranian politician and journalist. He holds positions including Chairman of the [[Bandar Shirinoo]] City Council, Vice Chairman of the Kangan County Islamic Council, and Chairman of the Siraf District Islamic Council.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nameko (Python framework)|Nameko (Python framework)]] 
| <small>Nameko is a [[microservices]] framework for the [[Python (programming language)|Python programming language]]. It provides tools and patterns to help developers build services that can communicate with each other, manage concurrent operations, and scale as needed. The framework aims to handle boilerplate aspects of microservice architecture, allowing developers to concentrate on specific business logic.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Siddhanath Temple|Siddhanath Temple]] 
| <small>Baba Siddhanath Temple (Nepali: बाबा सिद्धनाथ मन्दिर) is an ancient and culturally significant Hindu temple located in [[Bhimdatta Municipality]], [[Kanchanpur District]], [[Sudurpashchim Province]], Nepal. Dedicated to Baba Siddhanath, a revered ascetic believed to be an incarnation or devotee of [[Shiva]], the temple holds immense spiritual value for both Nepalese and Indian devotees.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Climate of Tsada|Climate of Tsada]] 
| <small>The climate of Tsada, a village located in the Paphos District of Cyprus, is classified as a [[hot-summer Mediterranean climate]] (Köppen: Csa). Its relatively high elevation, approximately 600 meters above sea level, distinguishes its weather patterns from the coastal city of Paphos, which lies just 8 kilometers to the south.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Seabrun “Candy” Hunter Jr.|Seabrun “Candy” Hunter Jr.]] 
| <small>Seabrun “Candy” Hunter Jr. (April 1, 1949 – January 7, 2022) was an American songwriter, percussionist, producer, and music publisher. He is best known for his recorded collaborations with [[Little Richard]] during the 1970s, including co-writing and production on songs such as "Rockin’ Rockin’ Boogie."{{Dead link}}  Hunter toured internationally with Richard’s band, with notable performances such as the 1972 Wembley Stadium concert.{{Unreliable source?}} His musical contributions spanned into l ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Starbucks Calorie Calculator|Starbucks Calorie Calculator]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Emma CMP|Emma CMP]] 
| <small>emma is a Luxembourg-based technology company that provides a no-code, AI-powered multi-cloud management platform. The platform is designed to help businesses simplify, automate, and optimize operations across multiple cloud service providers, including [[Amazon Web Services]] (AWS), [[Google Cloud Platform]], and [[Microsoft Azure]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nickolas Schuller|Nickolas Schuller]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Aviatia Magazin|Aviatia Magazin]] 
| <small>Aviatia Magazin (sometimes stylised Aviația Magazin, AviatiaMagazin or AviatiaMagazin.com) is one of the first Romanian‑language online news outlets focused on aviation, covering military, civil and general aviation topics in Romania and worlwide. It was founded on 13 June 2011 by journalist Marius Doroftei.</small> 
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| [[Draft:J. K. Nanda|J. K. Nanda]] 
| <small>J.  K.  Nanda (born Jai Kishan Nanda; 1904 – 1983) was an influential Indian film director, screenwriter, and actor active during the formative years of [[Bollywood]] cinema. Directed by Nanda, ''[[Ishaara (1943 film)|Ishaara]]'' ranked as the tenth highest-grossing Indian film of 1943, making it one of his most commercially successful works.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Incomp|Incomp]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:FIS building|FIS building]] 
| <small>The FIS Building is a historic sports and cultural facility located on [[Mis Irbina Street]], [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Constructed in 1936, it was originally built as a Sokol House (''Sokolski dom'') for the [[Sokol movement]], a [[Slavic peoples|Slavic]] gymnastics organization promoting physical fitness and national consciousness.</small> 
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| [[Draft:ULACIT (Costa Rica)|ULACIT (Costa Rica)]] 
| <small>The Latin American University of Science and Technology (Spanish: ''Universidad Latinoamericana de Ciencia y Tecnología'', ULACIT) is a private university located in Costa Rica. Established in 1987, ULACIT has developed into one of Central America’s leading institutions for higher education, offering a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs with an emphasis on science, technology, business, and innovation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gamecrazies|Gamecrazies]] 
| <small>Gamecrazies.com was established in [insert year] and quickly gained popularity among gaming enthusiasts. The site was designed to provide users with an easy-to-navigate platform for accessing free arcade games while also offering insightful articles and tips for bloggers and business owners.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dacetina Ants|Dacetina Ants]] 
| <small>Dacetine ants belong to the subfamily Dacetinae, part of the Formicidae family. They are known for their predatory behavior and unique social structure.</small> 
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| [[Draft:GoStudent|GoStudent]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:OKLanzarote|OKLanzarote]] 
| <small>OKLanzarote is an online service that enables visitors to book tours and activities on [[Lanzarote]], a [[Canary Islands|Canary Island]] belonging to Spain. Established in 2017, the platform collaborates with local tour providers to offer various activities on the island.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rahul Jha|Rahul Jha]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Penang Chinese Swimming Club|Penang Chinese Swimming Club]] 
| <small>The Penang Chinese Swimming Club (Chinese: 檳城中華游泳公會) registered as Chinese Swimming Club, Penang (CSC) is a historic swimming club located in Tanjung Bungah, Penang, Malaysia.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Al-Kaissi Syndrome|Al-Kaissi Syndrome]] 
| <small>Al Kaissi Syndrome (ALKAS) is a rare autosomal recessive [[developmental disorder]] characterized by a range of physical and neurological abnormalities. It has been identified in families of [[Tunisia|Tunisian]], [[Algeria|Algerian]], [[Saudi Arabia|Saudi Arabian]], and [[Turkey|Turkish]] descent.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shigeru Kayama|Shigeru Kayama]] 
| <small>Shigeru Kayama (香山 滋, ''Kayama Shigeru'', July 1, 1904 – February 7, 1975) was a Japanese novelist and screenwriter best known for creating the original story for the 1954 film ''[[Godzilla (1954 film)|Godzilla]]''. Film historian David Kalat described his work as "foundational to the [[kaiju]] genre’s exploration of nuclear anxiety."</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bio-technological Oppression|Bio-technological Oppression]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Gihan Gamage|Gihan Gamage]] 
| <small>Gihan Lakshitha Thawalama Gamage is a Sri Lankan guitarist and songwriter best known as a founding member of the melodic death/black metal bands Roulette and Nefertem. He contributed guitar performances and melodic songwriting to Nefertem’s two official releases.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Conversations with Kurt Vonnegut|Conversations with Kurt Vonnegut]] 
| <small>Conversations with Kurt Vonnegut is a compilation of interviews with the American author [[Kurt Vonnegut]], edited by William Rodney Allen. It was first published in 1988 by the [[University Press of Mississippi]] as part of their Literary Conversations Series.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pakhi Pahar|Pakhi Pahar]] 
| <small>Pakhi Pahar (translated as "Bird Hill") is a hill located near the [[Ajodhya Hills]] in the Purulia district of [[West Bengal]], India. The hill is known for its large-scale outdoor rock  sometimes described as an "open-air art gallery" set against a natural backdrop.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Robert Noble (writer)|Robert Noble (writer)]] 
| <small>Robert Noble (born 14 May 1979) is a Polish author and explorer of consciousness, known for his work on [[Out-of-body experience|Out-of-Body Experiences (OOBE)]], lucid dreaming, and related practices. While some might categorize his explorations within [[Esotericism|esoteric]] traditions, Noble's perspective, as shared on his personal website robertnoble.pl, extends beyond conventional understandings of the esoteric.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Love Ghost|Love Ghost]] 
| <small>Love Ghost is an alternative rock band from Los Angeles, California, known for blending elements of emo, grunge, trap, industrial, and Latin urban music. The band has toured internationally and collaborated with high-profile artists including Rico Nasty and Skold, with coverage in outlets such as ''Rolling Stone'', ''Rolling Stone Mexico'', ''Alternative Press'', and ''Sonic Seducer''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Enterprise Connect|Enterprise Connect]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:"Vectra" Surname|"Vectra" Surname]] 
| <small>The surname is associated with the word "vector", a term used in mathematics and physics to denote a quantity with a direction. It also comes from the name of the place - island "Vecta". There were also people with that surname on the planet:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Arctic Marine Ecosystems|Arctic Marine Ecosystems]] 
| <small>Arctic Marine Ecosystems</small> 
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| [[Draft:Millan Sachania|Millan Sachania]] 
| <small>“Draft article on Dr Millan Sachania — submission for Articles for Creation”</small> 
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| [[Draft:OptoFidelity|OptoFidelity]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Healthcare in Mizoram|Healthcare in Mizoram]] 
| <small>Healthcare in Mizoram is delivered through a network of government and private hospitals, primary health centres, and community initiatives. Despite being a small, hilly state in Northeast India, Mizoram is recognized for its relatively high health indicators and effective public health strategies.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Trail Running in the Hudson Valley|Trail Running in the Hudson Valley]] 
| <small>The **Hudson Valley**, stretching roughly from New York City’s northern suburbs to the foothills of the Catskill Mountains, has become one of the most active trail-running corridors in the eastern United States. Its mix of glacial ridgelines, river gorges, and extensive public-land preserves supports dozens of races—including ultramarathons that draw elite athletes from across North America—and a growing network of grass-roots running clubs.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dasanapura|Dasanapura]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Quamrun Nahar|Quamrun Nahar]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Climatic change in Colombia|Climatic change in Colombia]] 
| <small>[[Climate change]] in [[Colombia]] represents a critical challenge due to the country's [[ecological diversity]] and its high [[vulnerability]] to extreme weather events. Climate projections indicate increases in [[temperature]] and significant variations in [[precipitation]] patterns, directly impacting [[ecosystems]], [[biodiversity]], and key activities such as [[agriculture]], [[fisheries]], and [[energy generation]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Trumpcession|Trumpcession]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Michigan Alkali Company|Michigan Alkali Company]] 
| <small>The Michigan Alkali Company was an American chemical manufacturing company established in 1893 in [[Wyandotte, Michigan]], by [[John Baptiste Ford|Captain John Baptiste Ford]]. It played a pivotal role in the production of [[Sodium carbonate|soda ash]], a key ingredient in glass manufacturing, and other sodium-based products, contributing significantly to the industrial development of the region and the City of Wyandotte.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Zoke Thoke|Zoke Thoke]] 
| <small>Zoke Thoke (Burmese: ဇုတ်သုတ်ရွာလေး) is a village located in [[Bilin Township]], [[Mon State]], in southeastern [[Myanmar]]. The village is known for its historical and archaeological significance, including ancient [[laterite]] structures and pagodas attributed to the [[Mon people]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Notable Amber Inclusions|Notable Amber Inclusions]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Dikshu Kukreja|Dikshu Kukreja]] 
| <small>Dikshu C. Kukreja is an Indian architect, Urban Planner, and Diplomat. He is Managing Principal of C. P. Kukreja Architects (CPKA) and serving as Honorary Consul General of the Republic of Albania to India since December 2023.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Drone Remote Identification Protocol|Drone Remote Identification Protocol]] 
| <small>The Drone Remote Identification Protocol (DRIP) is a working group of the [[Internet Engineering Task Force]] (IETF), which is responsible for the elaboration of technical standards and protocols that enable secure and reliable remote identification and tracking of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), more commonly referred to as drones.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Thongchai, Prachuap Khiri Khan|Thongchai, Prachuap Khiri Khan]] 
| <small>Thongchai ({{langx|th|ธงชัย}}) is an administrative division (Tambon) in [[Bang Saphan District]] of [[Prachuap Khiri Khan Province]], [[Thailand]]. Possesses a distinct geography shaped by its coastal location and proximity to the Tenasserim Hills.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Srinath Vadapalli|Srinath Vadapalli]] 
| <small>Srinath Vadapalli</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr.Magesh Kasthuri|Dr.Magesh Kasthuri]] 
| <small>Dr. Magesh Kasthuri is working in Wipro Limited as Distinguished Member of Technical Staff and Chief Architect for Microsoft Ecosystem and partnership practice and having IT industry experience of about 25+ years out of which his last 20+ years’ experience is with Wipro Limited, Bengaluru, India.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Historical Site of 73662 Homestead Drive – Twentynine Palms, California|Historical Site of 73662 Homestead Drive – Twentynine Palms, California]] 
| <small>73662 Homestead Drive</small> 
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| [[Draft:Baddest Masterplay|Baddest Masterplay]] 
| <small>BIOGRAPHY OF BADDEST MASTERPLAY</small> 
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| [[Draft:Princess Noor Pahlavi|Princess Noor Pahlavi]] 
| <small>Princess Noor Pahlavi (Persian: نور پهلوی, born April 3, 1992) is an [[Iranian-American]] socialite, model, investor relations specialist, and advocate for human rights and Iranian cultural heritage. She is the eldest daughter of [[Reza Pahlavi, Crown Prince of Iran|Reza Pahlavi]], the former Crown Prince of Iran, and [[Yasmine Etemad-Amini]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Black Heart's Society|Black Heart's Society]] 
| <small>Black Heart's Society is an American [[electronic music]] project founded in 2013 by musician and filmmaker [[Miguélangelo Hexylvania]] from [[Ardmore, Pennsylvania]]. The project was established in [[Los Angeles, California]], and is known for its dark electronic soundscapes and connections to LA's underground music scene.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Luthmann Surname Etymology|Luthmann Surname Etymology]] 
| <small>The surname Luthmann (also spelled ''Luthman'') traces its roots to both Scandinavian and North Germanic origins. In Sweden, it emerged as an ornamental surname in the 17th century, combining the [[Old Swedish]] nickname ''Lut'' meaning “the crooked one” with the suffix ''-man'' (“man”).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shri Satyendra Chandra Guria|Shri Satyendra Chandra Guria]] 
| <small>Vidyadhari Guria (mother)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ahmad Shah Mohibi|Ahmad Shah Mohibi]] 
| <small>Ahmad Shah Mohibi (Arabic: أحمد شاه محبي; born May 15, 1989) is an American businessman and former U.S. government [[Counter-terrorism|counter-terrorism]] official. He supported military and judicial operations in Afghanistan during [[Operation Enduring Freedom]] in 2006 and later worked in national security policy in Washington, D.C.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Slackline Events Wikipedia Page|Slackline Events Wikipedia Page]] 
| <small>Slackline Events is a Swiss event entertainment company specializing in [[Slacklining]], [[Highlining]] performances, [[Tricklining]] shows, and slackline workshops for public, private, and corporate events. Founded in 2017 by Swiss professional slackliner Lyell Grünberg, the company is known for pioneering slackline shows in Switzerland and across Europe, often collaborating with major festivals, public institutions, and private clients to produce unique aerial spectacles and participatory experiences.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tea Production in Shizuoka|Tea Production in Shizuoka]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Deevo|Deevo]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Modal Labs (software company)|Modal Labs (software company)]] 
| <small>Modal Labs, Inc. is an American software infrastructure company. The company provides a [[serverless]] [[cloud computing]] platform that makes it easy to deploy and develop [[machine learning]] models and other compute-heavy applications.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pasifika AI|Pasifika AI]] 
| <small>Pasifika AI is a digital initiative that uses artificial intelligence to preserve and share the cultural heritage of Pacific Island communities. Launched in 2024, it provides a free, multilingual AI assistant to deliver information about the traditions, histories, and practices of over 1,300 distinct Pacific cultures.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Converted baseball stadiums|Converted baseball stadiums]] 
| <small>Baseball stadiums, originally designed for America's pastime, have occasionally been repurposed for other sports due to changes in team ownership, financial considerations, or shifts in local sporting interests. Many former baseball venues have successfully transitioned into multi-use facilities, hosting football, soccer, and even auto racing events.</small> 
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| [[Draft:TarabTendo|TarabTendo]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Sikhabhagat|Sikhabhagat]] 
| <small>Sushil Mohapatra is an Indian journalist, rural reporter, known for his field reporting and focus on grassroots issues. He worked with NDTV for 17 years before resigning in 2024 to independently report on underrepresented communities across India.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Last Gray Wolf (Band)|The Last Gray Wolf (Band)]] 
| <small>The Last Gray Wolf is an American [[indie rock]], [[psychedelic rock]], and [[Americana (music)|Americana]] project based in [[San Francisco, California]]. The group was founded in 2021 by singer-songwriter [[Conor Gleeson]], who grew up in [[Louisville, Kentucky]] and is now based in the Bay Area.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Leptospirosis in Urban Environments: A One Health Approach|Leptospirosis in Urban Environments: A One Health Approach]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Judo therapy|Judo therapy]] 
| <small>Judo Therapy (柔道整復, ''Judo Seifuku'', ''[[Sekkotsu]]'') is a licensed Japanese medical practice that evolved from the martial art of [[Judo]]. It specializes in treating musculoskeletal injuries such as fractures, dislocations, sprains, and soft tissue damage using non-invasive techniques.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Strassenroller|Strassenroller]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Heteroioumena|Heteroioumena]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:DeathTech|DeathTech]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Industrial Automation|Industrial Automation]] 
| <small>Industrial automation involves the integration of control systems such as computers, PLCs (programmable logic controllers), SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) systems, and robots to manage and automate industrial processes. These automated systems control machinery and processes, from simple repetitive tasks to complex manufacturing systems.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Whitaker Family Fortune|Whitaker Family Fortune]] 
| <small>William "Tuck" Whitaker was a reclusive yet astute entrepreneur who laid the foundations of his fortune in New Albany, Indiana during the mid-19th century. Arriving in the river town as a young man with little more than a ledger and a talent for negotiation, Whitaker quickly amassed wealth through riverboat trade, timber speculation, and quietly buying up failing businesses.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Antigua and Barbuda Hotels and Tourism Association|Antigua and Barbuda Hotels and Tourism Association]] 
| <small>The Antigua and Barbuda Hotels and Tourism Association (ABHTA) is a membership-based organisation that speaks on behalf of the country's private tourism sector. Its members include a wide range of businesses, such as hotels, guesthouses, villa operators, airlines, and tour providers.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Liam O'Connell|Liam O'Connell]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Galip Veliu|Galip Veliu]] 
| <small>Prof. Dr. Galip Veliu (13 April 1960 – 1 August 2020) was an Albanian [[Philosophy|philosopher]], [[Schools of Islamic theology|Islamic theologian]], and [[Professor|university professor]] known for his contributions to philosophy and Islamic theology.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gab AI|Gab AI]] 
| <small>Gab AI is a platform that features various [[AI chatbot]] characters, each with a specific theme or personality. Users can interact with these characters. The platform aims to offer a novel way of exploring different viewpoints and suggestions through AI technology.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Entobel|Entobel]] 
| <small>Entobel is a leading insect protein company headquartered in Singapore with production facilities in Vietnam. It specializes in producing insect meal from black soldier fly (*Hermetia illucens*) larvae fed on food-industry by-products. Its insect meal is used as a sustainable alternative to fish meal, traditionally sourced from wild marine fisheries in Peru and Chile.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Conectout|Conectout]] 
| <small>ConectOut Org ConectOut is an India-based Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) and Non-Profit Organization (NFO) that focuses on the development, licensing, and standardization of open-source protocols and technologies. The organization is dedicated to promoting the use of free internet products and fostering innovation through collaboration within the tech community.</small> 
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| [[Draft:FREDDY L|FREDDY L]] 
| <small>This is a fantastic start! You’ve provided some great details. We can build on that and structure it into a Wikipedia-style article. Here's a draft based on the info you’ve given:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Teemak|Teemak]] 
| <small>Taona Oswald Chipunza (born 12 December 1996), known professionally as Teemak, is a Zimbabwean entrepreneur and music promoter. He became publicly known in early 2020 through his involvement in artist management and a business venture called Maximus Capital.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rajesh Nagarajan|Rajesh Nagarajan]] 
| <small>Rajesh Nagarajan is a prominent Malaysian lawyer known for his advocacy in animal rights and legal activism in Malaysia. He has made significant contributions to the field through his legal practice and activism.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Financial sentiment analysis|Financial sentiment analysis]] 
| <small>Financial sentiment analysis (FSA) is the application of [[sentiment analysis]] techniques to finance-related text, including corporate filings, financial news, and social-media messages. By extracting positive, negative, or neutral opinions, FSA seeks to quantify ''investor sentiment'' and relate it to ''market sentiment'', supporting tasks such as trading, forecasting, and risk management.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr. Ahmed Amir - Inventor Amir Feedback Loop (AFL)|Dr. Ahmed Amir - Inventor Amir Feedback Loop (AFL)]] 
| <small>Dr. Ahmed Amir</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Audit Library|The Audit Library]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Mollusk ecology|Mollusk ecology]] 
| <small>Mollusk ecology is the study of the relationships between mollusks and their environment, encompassing the ways in which these organisms interact with their physical surroundings, other organisms, and the ecosystems they inhabit. Mollusks, a [[diverse]] and highly [[abundant]] group of invertebrates, play critical roles in many ecological processes, ranging from [[nutrient cycling]] and habitat creation to serving as prey and predators within [[food webs]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bihebari Marriage Bureau Pvt. Ltd|Bihebari Marriage Bureau Pvt. Ltd]] 
| <small>Bihebari Marriage Bureau Pvt. Ltd. is a Nepal-based private matchmaking agency that specializes in helping individuals find suitable life partners. Founded in 2017 by entrepreneur Ananta Poudel, the bureau has steadily grown to become one of Nepal’s notable marriage services, offering both traditional and online matchmaking solutions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Team Mirai|Team Mirai]] 
| <small>Team Mirai (Japanese: チームみらい) is a political organization and emerging party in Japan, founded in [[2025]] by AI engineer and entrepreneur [[Takahiro Anno]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Héctor Martínez (referee)|Héctor Martínez (referee)]] 
| <small>Héctor Martín Martínez (born 16 August 1973) is a Uruguayan football referee who has officiated in the [[Uruguayan Primera División]] and in international competitions. He became a [[FIFA]]-listed referee in 2010 and is known for refereeing high-profile domestic and regional matches.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Death of Achazia James|Death of Achazia James]] 
| <small>On 18 August 2024, Achazia James, a 15-year-old girl from Fort Road, [[Antigua and Barbuda]], was found dead and [[mutilated]] in several parts of her body on the beach. The person responsible for her death has never been identified.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Raghu Dakat|Raghu Dakat]] 
| <small>Raghu Dakat ([[Bengali language|Bengali]]: রঘু ডাকাত) was a 19th-century [[dacoit]] active in the [[Howrah district|Howrah region]] of [[Bengal Presidency]]. He is documented in colonial police records and later folklore for leading raids on [[zamindar]] estates and [[moneylender]]s under the cover of [[Kali Puja]] festivities, redistributing portions of seized goods to impoverished villagers.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Surrogacy4All|Surrogacy4All]] 
| <small>Surrogacy4All is a United States-based surrogacy agency that provides third-party reproductive services, including gestational surrogacy and egg donation, to clients worldwide. Founded in 2017, the agency is licensed in New York State and registered with the U.S.</small> 
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| [[Draft:ReadAWrite|ReadAWrite]] 
| <small>ReadAWrite (รีดอะไร้ต์) is a large reading and publishing platform in Thailand, developed by Meb Corporation Ltd. It is categorised in the books and reference category to serve a community for writers and readers with a various range of genres, from ''[[Romance novel|romance]]'', ''drama'', ''[[fantasy]]'', ''[[Science fiction|sci-fi]]'', and ''[[Horror fiction|horror]]'' to ''martial arts'' and historical Chinese fiction, and it support ''[[LGBTQ|LGBTQ+]]'' diversity by featuring ''[[Heterosexuality|heterosexual]]'' romance and [[Homosexuality|homosexual]] romance subcatagory.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tmoney the 808 God|Tmoney the 808 God]] 
| <small>Name: TJ Cummins Stage Name: Tmoney the 808 God Hometown: Rochester, Minnesota Genres: Hip-Hop, Trap, Experimental Rap Roles: Artist, Producer, Songwriter</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alfredo Riverol|Alfredo Riverol]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Haribowli Sri Bangaru Maisamma Temple|Haribowli Sri Bangaru Maisamma Temple]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:MyanmarPay MMQR|MyanmarPay MMQR]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Corporate Digital Responsibility|Corporate Digital Responsibility]] 
| <small>Corporate Digital Responsibility (CDR) denotes the ethical and sustainable obligations of enterprises within the digital society. It encapsulates a voluntary commitment to [[sustainable business]] practices, integrating the societal and economic transformations precipitated by [[digital transformation]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kinzua Beaver|Kinzua Beaver]] 
| <small>Kinzua Beaver ''Legend of the Allegheny National Forest''</small> 
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| [[Draft:Steve Mokate|Steve Mokate]] 
| <small>Steve Mokate is an American actor known for his roles in films and television, including ''[[The Inspection]]'', ''[[The Senior (film)|The Senior]]'', ''[[Warhorse One]]'', and ''[[Reservation Dogs]]''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nabataean-Seleucid War|Nabataean-Seleucid War]] 
| <small>The Nabatean-Seleucid war was a conflict from 84-82 BCE,lasting approxemitly 2 or less years,the conflict started when [[Antiochus XII Dionysus]]<nowiki/>of the [[Seleucid Empire]] launched a few campaign's against the [[Nabataean Kingdom]] to regain dominance over areas like Levant.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Line Attack Heroes|Line Attack Heroes]] 
| <small>Line Attack Heroes is a side-scrolling beat ’em up developed by [[Grezzo]] and published by [[Nintendo]] exclusively as a [[WiiWare]] download in Japan on July 27, 2010. Designed by [[Final Fantasy]] and [[Mana (series)|Mana]] series veteran [[Koichi Ishii]], the game sends players through multiple stages in order to reassemble a shattered crystal by defeating foes and absorbing their abilities.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Warriors: A Vision of Shadows|Warriors: A Vision of Shadows]] 
| <small>''Warriors: A Vision of Shadows'' is the fifth story arc in the ''[[Warriors (novel series)|Warriors]]'' juvenile fantasy novel series by [[Erin Hunter]]. Published by [[HarperCollins]] from 2016 to 2018, the six-novel arc follows the events of ''Dawn of the Clans'' and focuses on protagonist Alderpaw, a ThunderClan medicine cat apprentice who receives prophetic visions that challenge the Clans' stability.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Flo Akinbiyi|Flo Akinbiyi]] 
| <small>Flo Akinbiyi is a German-Nigerian International Presenter and Communication Coach</small> 
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| [[Draft:Egune AI|Egune AI]] 
| <small>Egune AI is a Mongolian [[artificial intelligence]] (AI) company founded in 2021 that develops sovereign AI solutions and culturally-fluent AI systems. The company is headquartered in [[Ulaanbaatar]], [[Mongolia]], and focuses on creating AI technology for nations seeking technological independence and cultural preservation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bavaneedha Loganathan|Bavaneedha Loganathan]] 
| <small>Bavaneedha Loganathan</small> 
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| [[Draft:Innovative Journal of Pediatrics|Innovative Journal of Pediatrics]] 
| <small>The Innovative Journal of Pediatrics is a peer-reviewed medical journal covering research in all areas of pediatrics. The journal is published by Brieflands and aims to advance the understanding and management of pediatric health through the dissemination of original scientific research.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Upsilon Gallery|Upsilon Gallery]] 
| <small>Upsilon Gallery is a modern and contemporary art gallery founded in 2016 in New York by Marcelo Zimmler. The gallery’s collection focuses on unique artworks and limited edition prints by internationally renowned artists. Modern art refers to works from the late 19th to mid-20th centuries, while Contemporary art reflects global and technological changes in the late 20th and 21st centuries....., .</small> 
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| [[Draft:How Did It End?|How Did It End?]] 
| <small>"How Did It End?" is a song by the American singer-songwriter [[Taylor Swift]] from the [[double album]] edition of her eleventh studio album, ''[[The Tortured Poets Department|The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology]]'' (2024). Written and [[Record producer|produced]] by Swift and [[Aaron Dessner]], "How Did It End?" is a somber [[piano ballad]] about the aftermath of a broken relationship: the narrator details others' prying into the end of her relationship and her own anguish and unawareness of how it unraveled.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Goring Kerr|Goring Kerr]] 
| <small>Goring Kerr was a British company founded in the 1940s by Bruce Goring Kerr and David Hiscock. The company was a pioneer in the field of industrial metal detection equipment, leading the way for metal contaminant detection in industrialized food production.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Laurel Karnecki|Laurel Karnecki]] 
| <small>Laurel Karnecki is an American [[jeweler]] and metalsmith based in [[South Bend, Indiana]]. Known for her use of natural materials, recycled metals, and hand-fabricated designs, she is the founder of Laurel's Bench, a small studio specializing in one-of-a-kind, handcrafted jewelry.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Anastasiia Nosova|Anastasiia Nosova]] 
| <small>Anastasiia Nosova is a technology expert, podcast host, and entrepreneur specializing in the semiconductor industry and AI computing. She is best known as the host of the "Anastasi In Tech" podcast and YouTube channel, where she discusses complex technological topics in an accessible manner.</small> 
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| [[Draft:B2B Marketing in China|B2B Marketing in China]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Edwin Raymond|Edwin Raymond]] 
| <small>Edwin Raymond is an American [[author]], [[Civil and political rights|civil rights]] [[Activism|activist]], and former [[lieutenant]] with the [[New York City Police Department|New York City Police Department (NYPD)]]. He is best known for exposing internal NYPD practices through his role as the highest-ranking [[Whistleblowing|whistleblower]] in the department’s history, and for his advocacy around [[Criminal justice reform|police reform]], [[Anti-racism|racial justice]], and [[community]] empowerment.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Garrett Blackwelder|Garrett Blackwelder]] 
| <small>Garrett Blackwelder is an American entrepreneur. He is best known as the founder and CEO of Grover Gaming, a privately-owned gaming technology company.  In 2025, the company's charitable gaming sector was acquired by [[Light & Wonder]] (LNW) for just over a billion dollars.</small> 
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| [[Draft:TRIBECAR (carsharing company)|TRIBECAR (carsharing company)]] 
| <small>Tribecar is a car-sharing and vehicle rental company based in Singapore. Launched its operations in 2016 through the efforts of Adrian Lee and Paul Tan who previously co-founded Drive.SG which operated as a car rental marketplace.  Tribecar offers access to various vehicles, including cars, motorcycles and vans via their mobile application and website.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ahron Duben|Ahron Duben]] 
| <small>Ahron Duben is an American entrepreneur based in San Diego, California. He is known for his work in reverse logistics, device recycling, and agricultural startups. Duben was part of the founding team at ecoATM, and currently serves as Head of Strategic Partnerships at Injured Gadgets and CEO of Duben Inc.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Battle of Afrasyab|Battle of Afrasyab]] 
| <small>The Battle of Afrasyab was an armed conflict that took place in the early 16th century (circa 1510) between the forces of the [[Kazakh Khanate]] under the command of Abul Khair Khan, son of [[Kasym Khan]], and the [[Shaybanid dynasty|Shaybanids]] led by [[Muhammad Shaybani]]. The battle is documented in the Persian historical work ''[[Safavid dynasty#Historiography|'Ālam-ārā-yi Shāh Ismā'īl]]'' ("The World Adorned by Shah Ismail"), authored anonymously within the [[Safavid dynasty|Safavid]] historiographical tradition.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gbolagade Adelowo|Gbolagade Adelowo]] 
| <small>Gbolagade Damilola Adelowo is a Nigerian footballer who plays as a centre-back or defensive midfielder for [[Shooting Stars S.C.|Shooting Stars Sports Club (3SC)]] in the [[Nigeria Premier Football League]] (NPFL).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shellie Hipsky|Shellie Hipsky]] 
| <small>Dr. Shellie Hipsky is an entrepreneur, author, and philanthropist. She is the editor-in-chief of ''Inspiring Lives Magazine'', a publication focused on empowering women and recipient of the 2023 “[https://www.presidentslifetimeachievementaward.com/ Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award] for Volunteer Service” by U.S.</small> 
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| [[Draft:El Rancho Vista Estates|El Rancho Vista Estates]] 
| <small>El Rancho Vista Estates is a residential neighborhood in [[Palm Springs, California]], located in northeast Palm Springs, just east of the [[Palm Springs International Airport]], and is bound by Vista Chino to the north, [[Gene Autry]] Trail to the east, Chia Road to the south, and the airport property to the west.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nick Ford (musician)|Nick Ford (musician)]] 
| <small>Nick Ford is a South African jazz bassist, composer, and bandleader from Cape Town. He is known for his work in the South African jazz scene and his involvement in musical theatre.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Xie QingYan|Xie QingYan]] 
| <small>Xie QingYan (born 1989) is a Chinese-American technology executive and entrepreneur based in Miami, Florida. She is recognized as one of the Top 10 Outstanding Female Entrepreneurs in Miami for three consecutive years (2022, 2023, and 2024), noted for her leadership in the fields of digital innovation, cloud engineering, and Web3 technology.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Angelino F. Michels|Angelino F. Michels]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Daniel Marco Kuczynski|Daniel Marco Kuczynski]] 
| <small>Daniel Marco Kuczynski (born May 22, 1993) is a Canadian-born Australian soccer player of Ukraine and Polish descent. Known by his nickname "DK," he is recognized for his prolific goal-scoring abilities during his tenure with Altona Magic SC in the National Premier League (NPL) Victoria.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lineage analysis of domestic Mallards across temporal and geographic separation|Lineage analysis of domestic Mallards across temporal and geographic separation]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Eastridge Workforce Management|Eastridge Workforce Management]] 
| <small>Eastridge Workforce Management (EWM) is a workforce solutions provider specializing in Employer of Record (EOR), Managed Service Provider (MSP), and Vendor Management System (VMS) services. Formed in February 2025 through the acquisition of workforce management divisions from [[Eastridge Workforce Solutions]] by [[Workwell Group]], the company manages over $400 million in contingent workforce spend across North America.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hukus Bukus|Hukus Bukus]] 
| <small>https://alfaazthewords.in/hukus-bukus-a-unique-kashmiri-cartoon-channel-bringing-education-and-culture-to-children/ Reference has been Cited please publish it now</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pradarshana Kala Samsthe (Prakasam)|Pradarshana Kala Samsthe (Prakasam)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:The Premia Academy|The Premia Academy]] 
| <small>The Premia Academy is a private [[international school]] in Hyderabad, Telangana, India. The school follows a blended academic curriculum based on the [[Central Board of Secondary Education|CBSE]] and [[Cambridge Assessment International Education]] (CAIE) frameworks. It serves students from pre-primary through grade 12 and includes academic and co-curricular programs.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vedique Botanics|Vedique Botanics]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:North Kiara|North Kiara]] 
| <small>North Kiara refers to the area near Bukit Segambut as it is located north of Mont Kiara, the name has been used by developers up till now to link their property developments to the suburb.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nomid MDM|Nomid MDM]] 
| <small>Nomid MDM is a cloud-based [[unified endpoint management]] (UEM) service (often categorized as [[mobile device management]] (MDM) or [[enterprise mobility management]] (EMM) software) that focuses on managing [[Android (operating system)|Android]] devices. The platform is designed for both corporate-owned and personally-owned (Bring Your Own Device or [[BYOD]]) assets.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Julent|Julent]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Blue Ball Philadelphia|Blue Ball Philadelphia]] 
| <small>Blue Ball was an annual LGBTQ+ fundraising weekend held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from 1991 to 2011. Organised by the volunteer-run **Sapphire Fund**, it raised an estimated US$2 million for local charities before being relaunched in 2012 as Sapphire Weekend.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Will Brown|Will Brown]] 
| <small>Will Brown (c. 1879 – September 28, 1919) was an African American laborer who was lynched by a white mob in Omaha, Nebraska, during the Omaha Race Riot of 1919. His death is among the most horrific examples of racial violence during the period known as the [[Red Summer]], when white mobs targeted African American communities across the United States.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Khalibandha|Khalibandha]] 
| <small>Khalibandha (Odia: ଖଳିବନ୍ଧ) is a village located in the Tarava Gram Panchayat of Dhenkanal district in the Indian state of Odisha. It lies approximately 9 kilometers north of the district headquarters, Dhenkanal.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hybrid Software|Hybrid Software]] 
| <small>[https://hybridsoftware.com/ Hybrid Software], [https://live.euronext.com/en/product/equities/GB00BYN5BY03-XBRU Hybrid Software Group PLC] on Euronext Brussels,  is a global software company that develops prepress workflow automation and production tools for the label and packaging industry.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Epidemic Marketing (2009~)|Epidemic Marketing (2009~)]] 
| <small>Epidemic Marketing is a [[digital marketing]] agency based in [[Denver]], [[Colorado]]. The company provides services including [[Search engine optimization|search engine optimization (SEO)]], website design, [[Conversion rate optimization|conversion rate optimization (CRO)]], and graphic design. Founded in 2009, Epidemic Marketing works with businesses to improve their online presence and customer engagement.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Universal Tool Calling Protocol|Universal Tool Calling Protocol]] 
| <small>The Universal Tool Calling Protocol (UTCP) is an [[open standard]] and open‑source specification that describes how software agents—particularly [[large language model]] (LLM) agents—can discover and invoke external tools such as REST or gRPC APIs, command‑line interfaces and streaming endpoints.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Patamanjari|Patamanjari]] 
| <small>''Patamanjari'' is a 2023 [[Historical novel|historical]] novel written in Bengali by Indian author [[Avik Sarkar]]. It was published by Patra Bharati Publications and marks one of Sarkar’s most ambitious works in historical fiction.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Orderrave|Orderrave]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Clark Agambar|Clark Agambar]] 
| <small>Clark Agambar is a British artist and former professional basketball player, best known for his anime-style artwork and collaborations with professional wrestling organizations such as WWE and All Elite Wrestling (AEW). He is the founder of ''AnimeEmpireStudios'', a creative platform where he shares anime fusions, pop culture crossovers, and original artwork.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Elle Darlington|Elle Darlington]] 
| <small>Elle Darlington (born 2003) is a Welsh singer and songwriter who gained recognition in the early 2020s through viral cover performances on TikTok. She began releasing original music in 2023. Her work spans pop and R&B genres, and she has been featured in publications including The Face, Rolling Stone UK, and Her Campus.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cross Border Bridging Finance For Property|Cross Border Bridging Finance For Property]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Anatomy Warehouse|Anatomy Warehouse]] 
| <small>Anatomy Warehouse (legally Anatomical Worldwide, LLC) is a U.S.-based anatomical model and simulation equipment distributor serving medical education, clinical training, and legal demonstration markets. Founded in 2005, it operates as an e-commerce company headquartered in Skokie, Illinois.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pre‑Christian Armenian Religious Iconography|Pre‑Christian Armenian Religious Iconography]] 
| <small>Pre-Christian Armenian religious iconography encompasses the visual and material representations of deities, cults, and religious practices in Armenia before the country’s official conversion to Christianity in the early 4th century CE. Drawing from a diverse array of cultural influences—including Hellenistic, Iranian (Zoroastrian), and native traditions—these artifacts offer valuable insight into the religious landscape of ancient Armenia.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Unlisted shares|Unlisted shares]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Lerothodi Leeuw|Lerothodi Leeuw]] 
| <small>Lerothodi Leonard Leeuw is a South African astrophysicist and professor of physics and astronomy at the [[University of the Western Cape]] (UWC). His work spans galaxy evolution, gravitational lensing, dark matter research, and astroparticle physics. He is also active in building African astronomy infrastructure.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Emebet Mehabaw - Ethiopian Woman Named First Astronaut Candidate|Emebet Mehabaw - Ethiopian Woman Named First Astronaut Candidate]] 
| <small>Emebet Mehabaw Tegegne is an Ethiopian aerospace engineer specializing in satellite technology and space mission design. She is recognized as Ethiopia's **first woman astronaut candidate** and was awarded the 2024 African Space Leaders Award for her significant contributions to Africa's aerospace innovation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Witch and the Sun's Sister|The Witch and the Sun's Sister]] 
| <small>''The Witch and the Sun's Sister'' is a [[Russian fairy tale]]. The story follows Prince Ivan who, after receiving a prophecy of a witch sister who will eat all his kingdom's inhabitants, must travel the world to escape his demise. Deeply rooted in [[Slavs|Slavic]] tradition, the story includes [[magic]], [[witches]], [[Giant (disambiguation)|giants]], and [[Prophecy|prophecies]] and tackles themes of [[justice]] and [[retribution]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Enigma chat|Enigma chat]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Mark Biram|Mark Biram]] 
| <small>Certainly. Here's a draft Wikipedia-style article for Mark Biram, written in a neutral, encyclopedic tone and formatted according to Wikipedia conventions. This assumes notability is supported by independent sources (which would need to be cited for a real Wikipedia page):</small> 
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| [[Draft:Battle of Phum Preav|Battle of Phum Preav]] 
| <small>The Battle of Phum Preav was a battle that was part of a French counter-offensive on a Thai-occupied village in western Cambodia during the [[Franco-Thai War|Franco-Thai War of 1941]]. The attack ultimately ended in a Thai defensive victory.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lambadi language|Lambadi language]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Ministry of Water and Irrigation (Jordan)|Ministry of Water and Irrigation (Jordan)]] 
| <small>The Ministry of Water and Irrigation (MWI) is the government institution responsible for overseeing the development, regulation, and management of water resources and sanitation services in the [[Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan]]. Established in 1988, it plays a central role in addressing the country's chronic water scarcity and coordinating national water policy.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rich Mnisi|Rich Mnisi]] 
| <small>Rich Mnisi (born 17 December 1991) is a [[South Africa|South African]] multidisciplinary designer renowned for his work in [[fashion]], furniture, and collectible design. His creations are deeply rooted in his Tsonga heritage and are often filtered through a queer lens, exploring themes of [[Identity politics|identity]], [[Myth|mythology]], and duality.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Fredrick Benneh Frimpong|Fredrick Benneh Frimpong]] 
| <small>Fredrick Benneh Frimpong is a Ghanaian entrepreneur, social impact advocate, and founder of [[Farming in Africa]], an agribusiness dedicated to sustainable livestock systems and youth empowerment. He gained international attention after co-founding Semanyiya American School and Farming in Africa, both of which have been featured by global platforms such as Semester at Sea, TEDxSanDiego, and GhanaWeb.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The kingdom of Manytsch|The kingdom of Manytsch]] 
| <small>The Kingdom of Manytsch was a historical medieval state that was later discovered in the 21st century through archeological debate and technological controversy. Probably flourishing in the 15th and the [[16th centuries]], Manytsch was a political, cultural and economic contact zone between Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Indian subcontinent.</small> 
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| [[Draft:V.N.R NATRAJA MUDALIAR|V.N.R NATRAJA MUDALIAR]] 
| <small>V. Natraja Mudliar (21 April 1940 - 6 February 2025) was an Indian businessman.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Snail Racing World Championship 1998 – Roquevaire, France|Snail Racing World Championship 1998 – Roquevaire, France]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:A cognitive-behavioral approach for rewriting limiting beliefs|A cognitive-behavioral approach for rewriting limiting beliefs]] 
| <small>Affirmative Refactoring is a cognitive-behavioral approach designed to address limiting beliefs by integrating elements of [[Cognitive behavioral therapy|cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)]] and [[psychoanalysis]]. Developed by coach Daria Trutneva, this method provides a structured yet introspective process for identifying, analyzing, and transforming self-limiting beliefs.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Krishna Chandra Gupta|Krishna Chandra Gupta]] 
| <small>Krishna Chandra Gupta is an officer in the prestigious [[Indian Administrative Service]] (IAS). He secured the 142nd All India Rank (AIR) in the 2022 [[Union Public Service Commission|UPSC Civil Services Examination]] and currently serves as an Assistant Collector in South Tripura District, Belonia, [[Tripura]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Weiss Distribution Technique|Weiss Distribution Technique]] 
| <small>Weiss Distribution Technique (WDT) is a method particularly used in the preparation of [[espresso]] to achieve a more uniform extraction by breaking up potential clumps and creating a more homogeneous distribution of freshly ground coffee in the portafilter.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Khoski Tehsil|Khoski Tehsil]] 
| <small>Khoski Tehsil is an administrative subdivision of the [[Badin District]] in the Sindh province of Pakistan. It is located in the southeastern part of the province and is known for its agricultural significance and historical importance. Khoski Tehsil serves as an important rural and urban center within the Badin District and contributes significantly to the region's economy and culture.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jean-Marc Nahas|Jean-Marc Nahas]] 
| <small>Jean-Marc Nahas (born 20 August 1963) is a Lebanese-Canadian contemporary artist, draughtsman, and painter known for his dramatic expressionist style and emotionally charged visual narratives. His work, shaped by his experiences growing up during the [[Lebanese Civil War]], explores themes of war, displacement, and social inequality.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Odume|Odume]] 
| <small>Odume</small> 
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| [[Draft:Atlas Digital Group|Atlas Digital Group]] 
| <small>Atlas Digital Group is an American software company that provides e-commerce and sales automation technology for broadband service providers.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Muthurasu Thanushraj|Muthurasu Thanushraj]] 
| <small>Muthurasu Thanushraj stands as the greatest mind to have ever graced humanity. His groundbreaking contributions to Mathematics and Science—especially in the realm of Physics—have earned him global renown. With an unimaginable IQ of 94,700,932, his intellect surpasses all boundaries, allowing him to comprehend the universe in its entirety.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Isaiah Saldivar|Isaiah Saldivar]] 
| <small>Isaiah Saldivar (born March 12, 1991) is an American evangelist, podcaster, and social media personality known for his teachings on deliverance, spiritual warfare, and charismatic Christianity. He gained prominence through live-streamed sermons and interviews on platforms like YouTube and Facebook.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tribernachi theory|Tribernachi theory]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Kenneth Y. Lin|Kenneth Y. Lin]] 
| <small>Kenneth Y. Lin (born 2009) is an American inventor, medical entrepreneur, and researcher in medical technology and artificial intelligence (AI). Lin has developed medical innovations including CoEmergency, an FDA-compliant AI-based triage system designed for emergency response use.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Twacha Sharir|Twacha Sharir]] 
| <small>Twacha Sharir (Sanskrit: त्वचा शरीर) refers to the anatomical and physiological description of the [[skin]] in [[Ayurveda]], the traditional system of medicine practiced in India. The term "Twacha" means skin, while "Sharir" refers to the body or its structure.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hamad Buhaleeba|Hamad Buhaleeba]] 
| <small>Hamad Buhaleeba (1965 – August 25, 1995) was a distinguished Emirati powerboat pilot, celebrated for his remarkable achievements in offshore powerboat racing. Known as "The Prince of the Seas," he played a pivotal role as a throttleman for Dubai's Victory Team, significantly contributing to the team's international acclaim.</small> 
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| [[Draft:AI Translation|AI Translation]] 
| <small>AI translation refers to the use of [[Artificial intelligence|artificial intelligence (AI)]] technologies to automatically [[Translation|translate]] [[Text messaging|text]], [[speech]], or other forms of [[communication]] from one [[language]] to another. This field encompasses various [[Methodology|methodologies]], including [[Rule-based system|rule-based systems]], [[Statistical model|statistical models]], [[Neural network|neural networks]], and [[Large language model|large language models]], aiming to enhance the accuracy, speed, and contextual understanding of translations.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sharethrough|Sharethrough]] 
| <small>Sharethrough was a Canadian advertising technology company that operated an omnichannel advertising exchange. Founded in 2008, the company initially focused on [[native advertising]], developing a platform for ads that matched the form and function of the websites on which they appeared.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Antonio J. Hopson|Antonio J. Hopson]] 
| <small>Antonio J. Hopson (born c. 1967) is an American poet, fiction writer, and educator based in Seattle, Washington. He is known for his work in poetry, speculative fiction, and science education. Hopson has published several books, including poetry collections and short story compilations, and his writing has appeared in a variety of literary journals.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hadžiristića Street|Hadžiristića Street]] 
| <small>Hadžiristića Street ({{langx|bs|Ulica Hadžiristića}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Хаџиристића}}) is a short but historically and culturally significant street located in the municipality of [[Stari Grad, Sarajevo|Stari Grad]], Sarajevo, the capital of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Situated between [[Sarajevo City Hall]] and the [[Latin Bridge]], the street is part of the city's Ottoman-era core and serves today as a pedestrian-only zone known for its  nightlife and café culture.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hayam Reda Seireg|Hayam Reda Seireg]] 
| <small>Hayam Reda Seireg is an Egyptian computer scientist, researcher, and academic specializing in [[artificial intelligence]], [[machine learning]], and [[data science]]. She is noted for her contributions to agricultural yield prediction systems using multi-agent systems and ensemble machine learning techniques at Menoufia University.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Simple Simon (Social Media Personality)|Simple Simon (Social Media Personality)]] 
| <small>Early Life and Career Simple Simon, born Simon Colbran in May 1970, grew up with a passion for football. He played professionally in Germany for [[TuS Celle FC]] and semi-professionally in the UK he played for [[Eastbourne Town FC]] during the 1988–89 season, making three appearances.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alisa Brodkowitz|Alisa Brodkowitz]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:CedarCreek Church|CedarCreek Church]] 
| <small>CedarCreek Church is a [[Non-denominational Christianity|Non-Denominational]] church based in northwestern [[Ohio]] with six campuses across the area, along with online services. The church claims to host people of all backgrounds on their website, and [[Perrysburg, Ohio|Perrysburg]] campus pastor Luke Shortridge stated that the services are open to everybody.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Data protection laws in Niger|Data protection laws in Niger]] 
| <small>Data protection laws in Niger refer to the legal and regulatory frameworks established to safeguard personal data and privacy of individuals within the Republic of Niger. The country has enacted legislation to regulate the use of personal data and to protect the privacy rights of individuals, in line with regional and international standards.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Future Stars Children's Foundation|Future Stars Children's Foundation]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Denny Alfonso|Denny Alfonso]] 
| <small>Denny Alfonso Denny Alfonso (born 1985) is a Colombian-American Emmy Award–winning journalist, digital executive producer, and international correspondent known for investigative reporting and multimedia storytelling across Hispanic and English-language platforms.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ugunu Cultural Festival|Ugunu Cultural Festival]] 
| <small>The Ugunu Cultural Festival is a major [[celebration]] of the [[Bassa people (Nigeria)|Bassa people]] and it is deeply connected in their [[religious]] and [[magical]] beliefs. This [[festival]] is very significant as its major aim is to [[appease]] and control the activities of a [[mysterious]] [[spirit]] known as Ugunu, which is believed to be responsible for causing [[misfortune]] and [[eccentric]] behavior in people.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Urban waste Management and Access to Essential Services in Nouakchott, Mauritania|Urban waste Management and Access to Essential Services in Nouakchott, Mauritania]] 
| <small>[[Nouakchott]], the capital of Mauritania, faces significant challenges related to waste management and access to essential services like electricity and the internet. As the largest city in Mauritania, with over 1.6 million residents, Nouakchott's rapid population growth has outpaced its infrastructure development, leading to disparities in service provision, particularly for those in low-income and informal areas.<br></small> 
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| [[Draft:The Gap State School|The Gap State School]] 
| <small>The Gap State School The Gap State School is a government primary school located in the suburb of The Gap, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Established in 1912, the school provides education from Prep to Year 6 and is recognized for its commitment to academic excellence and community engagement.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ghassan Bukai|Ghassan Bukai]] 
| <small>Ghassan Bukai (born October 11, 1980) is a Syrian entrepreneur and business executive known for his contributions to the commercial kitchen equipment and foodservice industries. He is the founder and CEO of multiple companies operating across the Middle East and the United States.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Buerger Center for Advanced Pediatric Care|Buerger Center for Advanced Pediatric Care]] 
| <small>The Buerger Center for Advanced Pediatric Care is a pediatric outpatient facility operated by the [[Children's Hospital of Philadelphia]] (CHOP) in the [[University City, Philadelphia|University City]] neighborhood of [[Philadelphia, Pennsylvania]]. Completed in 2015, the 12-story, 700,000-square-foot (65,000 m²) building forms part of CHOP’s Raymond G.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Limited Sample Model|Limited Sample Model]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Circular Economy Spiral|Circular Economy Spiral]] 
| <small>Circular Economy Spiral is a conceptual model that seeks to integrate the social dimension more equitably into the [[circular economy]] framework, which traditionally emphasizes economic and environmental aspects. The model proposes a three-pronged spiral structure that illustrates the parallel and synchronized development of the [[economy]], [[Environmental protection|environment]], and [[society]] to achieve [[sustainable development]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Artis–Naples|Artis–Naples]] 
| <small>Artis–Naples is a multidisciplinary cultural organization in [[Naples, Florida]], encompassing the [[Naples Philharmonic]], [[The Baker Museum]], and a wide range of programming in music, visual arts, film, and education. With venues including the 1,477-seat Hayes Hall, the Daniels Pavilion, and the Baker Museum galleries, Artis–Naples presents more than 140 concerts, exhibitions, educational events, and community programs annually.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sri Lankan Hip Hop Evolution|Sri Lankan Hip Hop Evolution]] 
| <small>Sri Lankan Hip Hop is a dynamic and evolving segment of [[Asian hip hop]] culture, distinguished by its multilingual expression in [[Sinhala language|Sinhala]], [[Tamil language|Tamil]], and [[English language|English]]. Emerging in the mid-1990s during the [[Sri Lankan Civil War]] (1983–2009), the genre has grown from an underground movement in [[Colombo]] to a mainstream force within Sri Lanka’s music industry.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Chad Dudley|Chad Dudley]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Persecution of Arabs during world war I|Persecution of Arabs during world war I]] 
| <small>The Ottoman persecution of Arabs during World War I encompasses a series of political, military, and administrative actions by the Ottoman Empire that resulted in widespread suffering and significant loss of life among Arab populations between 1914 and 1918.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Impero IT Services|Impero IT Services]] 
| <small>Impero IT Services Pvt. Ltd. is an Indian [[software development]] and [[IT services]] company headquartered in [[Ahmedabad]], Gujarat. Founded in 2011 by Raza Noorani, the company provides [[Mobile app development|mobile]] and [[Web application|web application development]], enterprise software solutions, and user interface/user experience (UI/UX) design services.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Olomu Aperan|Olomu Aperan]] 
| <small>Olomu Aperan, also known as the Ologbomona, is referred as the founder of [[Omu-Aran]] and a pivotal figure in the history of the [[Igbomina]] people. His legacy is linked to the migration narratives from [[Ile-Ife]], the cradle of Yoruba civilization.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nemrud (band)|Nemrud (band)]] 
| <small>Nemrud is a [[Progressive Rock]] band from Istanbul/Turkey, formed in 2008. Known for their conceptual albums and a musical style reminiscent of the 1970s progressive rock era, the band became known both in Turkey and internationally.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Forum of Insurance Lawyers|Forum of Insurance Lawyers]] 
| <small>The Forum of Insurance Lawyers (FOIL) is a professional membership organisation representing the interests of legal practitioners who act predominantly or exclusively on behalf of [[insurers]] and [[self-insurance]] organisations. Established in 1992, FOIL provides a platform for communication and the exchange of information among [[Lawyer|lawyers]] within firms of [[Solicitor|solicitors]] , [[Barristers' chambers|barristers' chambers]], or as [[in-house counsel]] for [[insurers]] or large corporates.</small> 
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| [[Draft:How Deepseek responses to various types of questions about cosmology, Hinduism, Buddhism, Cambell's Theory of Everything, and other models|How Deepseek responses to various types of questions about cosmology, Hinduism, Buddhism, Cambell's Theory of Everything, and other models]] 
| <small>OVERVIEW</small> 
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| [[Draft:Isaac Sanders|Isaac Sanders]] 
| <small>_prod.sac (born Isaac Sanders) is an American music producer and aspiring rapper from [[Pekin, Illinois]]. He has gained recognition in the hip hop and trap music scenes, crafting beats and instrumentals that highlight his versatility, creativity, and keen ear for rhythm.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Prince Lawrence Ozoemena Ezeh|Prince Lawrence Ozoemena Ezeh]] 
| <small>Prince Engr. Lawrence Ozoemena Ezeh is a Nigerian engineer, philanthropist, businessman, and public servant, currently serving as the [[Commissioner for Innovation, Science and Technology]] in [[Enugu State]]. He is known for his contributions to infrastructure, grassroots empowerment, and regional development in [[Mburubu]], [[Nkanu East]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Crucible Project|Crucible Project]] 
| <small>The Crucible Project is a global Christian ministry founded in 2002 by Greg Huston. Headquartered initially in the Chicagoland area, the organization now serves participants across the [[United States]], [[Mexico]], [[Australia]], and other regions. The ministry is best known for offering Christian retreats and transformational experiences for men—and more recently, some women—focused on emotional healing, personal responsibility, and Christian discipleship.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tipman Wikipedia Draft|Tipman Wikipedia Draft]] 
| <small>Tipman Tips''' is a UK-based betting tips platform founded in 2019 by former Royal Navy Physical Training Instructor Fraser Bricknell. The company provides free and premium sports betting tips across football, horse racing, and value betting markets. Tipman Tips has grown to become one of the most visited betting tip platforms in the UK, with over 50,000 monthly users and partnerships with major bookmakers including Paddy Power, Betfair, and BetVictor.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Beach Football League|Beach Football League]] 
| <small>The Beach Football League (BFL) is a professional American tackle football league played entirely on sand. Founded in 2024 by former [[National Football League|NFL]] [[linebacker]] and two-time [[Super Bowl]] champion [[Tully Banta-Cain]], the BFL offers a unique and dynamic twist on traditional football by hosting competitive events on beaches across the [[United States]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Colossal Foundation|Colossal Foundation]] 
| <small>Colossal Foundation is a multi-billion dollar American biotechnology organization, founded in October 2024 for [[United States dollar|US$]]50M, by [[Colossal Biosciences]] with the alleged Aims to "Save Threatened Species with De-Extinction Science".</small> 
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| [[Draft:Audrius Dubietis|Audrius Dubietis]] 
| <small>Audrius Dubietis (born May 2, 1964 in Vilnius) - Lithuanian physicist. Dubietis is Doctor of physical sciences, Distinguished Professor of Vilnius University and member of the Lithuanian Academy of Sciences.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Female masculinization hypothesis|Female masculinization hypothesis]] 
| <small>The female masculinization hypothesis (FMH) is a theory about the effects of prenatal exposure to [[Androgen|androgens]]. The hypothesis was first proposed in the context of research on [[Spotted hyena|spotted hyenas]], where females exhibit male-like characteristics, including a [[Pseudo-penis|pseudopenis]] and elevated aggression.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rahim Tafazolli|Rahim Tafazolli]] 
| <small>Rahim Tafazolli Avarwand (born 1957 in [[Abadan]], [[Khuzestan Province]], Iran) is a UK-based researcher, academic, and author of Iranian descent. He is considered one of the leading figures in wireless communication technologies, particularly [[5G]], and has served as an advisor to various governments and industries worldwide.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dead Boii|Dead Boii]] 
| <small>Dead Boii (born August 4, 1992, in [[Siegen]], [[North Rhine-Westphalia]], [[Germany]]), whose real name is ''Emanuel Krüger'', is a German [[tattoo]] [[Model (person)|model]], [[television personality]] and [[social media]] [[Content creation|content creator]]. He is recognized for his distinctive facial tattoos and his presence in German [[television]] and [[film]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Angus Yip|Angus Yip]] 
| <small>Angus Wing Hang Yip (Chinese: 葉榮鏗) is a Hong Kong-based ESG consultant, academic, and former corporate banker and asset manager. He is the Founding Chairman of the International Chamber of Sustainable Development (ICSD) and an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Hong Kong's Institute for China Business and SPACE.</small> 
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| [[Draft:John Frost: A Champion for Black Farmers' Rights|John Frost: A Champion for Black Farmers' Rights]] 
| <small>John Frost: A Champion for Black Farmers' Rights</small> 
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| [[Draft:Stacy Whittle|Stacy Whittle]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:2xrakai|2xrakai]] 
| <small>Quvon Linder (born November 21, 2008), known professionally as 2xRaKai, is an American Twitch streamer and internet personality recognized for his livestreams and collaborations with other figures in the online content community.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tilapayaso|Tilapayaso]] 
| <small>tilapayaso is a Filipino [[indie rock]] band from [[Baguio|Baguio City]], Philippines, formed in 2023. Known for their distinct blend of ''[[slowcore]]'', ''[[shoegaze]]'', and ''[[alternative rock]]'', the band emerged from the local underground scene with emotionally raw lyrics, hazy textures, and introspective melodies.</small> 
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| [[Draft:LLM-aided Design|LLM-aided Design]] 
| <small>LLM-aided design refers to the use of [[Large language model|large language models]] (LLMs) as intelligent collaborators throughout the end-to-end process of modern system design, including conceptualization, prototyping, verification, and optimization. This emerging interdisciplinary paradigm integrates advances in [[natural language processing]] (NLP), [[program synthesis]], and AI-driven reasoning to augment human capabilities in domains such as [[electronic design automation]] (EDA), [[softw ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Indonesian National Orchestra|Indonesian National Orchestra]] 
| <small>The Indonesian National Orchestra (INO) is a contemporary Indonesian orchestra founded in 2010 by composer and ethnomusicologist [[id:Franki Raden|Franki Raden]]. It aims to develop an orchestral platform rooted in the diversity of Indonesian indigenous musical traditions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bagidi Shiaondo Justine|Bagidi Shiaondo Justine]] 
| <small>Bagidi Shiaondo Justine is a Nigerian-born author, researcher, and educator whose work focuses on adolescent online safety, mental health, and entrepreneurship education. He is the author of ''Safe and Mindful Social Media Practices for Adolescents'' and ''Entrepreneurship Education and Small Business Success: Betty's Bakery, Harrogate''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sophie Smith (née Newman-Sanders)|Sophie Smith (née Newman-Sanders)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Muffy Vanderbear|Muffy Vanderbear]] 
| <small>Muffy VanderBear is a collectible teddy bear introduced in 1984 by the North American Bear Company. Designed as the youngest member of the fictional VanderBear family, Muffy quickly became a popular figure among both children and adult collectors for her extensive wardrobe, themed collections, and whimsical backstory.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Days Calculator|Days Calculator]] 
| <small>Days calculator</small> 
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| [[Draft:Death of Yenifer Bridge|Death of Yenifer Bridge]] 
| <small>On June 28, 2024, Yenifer Berenice Aquino Bridge, a 16-year-old Hispanic national living in [[Antigua and Barbuda]], was found dead at the side of the road.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Isaac Ulam|Isaac Ulam]] 
| <small>Isaac Ulam (born June 8, 1978, in Blanes, Girona, Spain) is a Spanish multidisciplinary artist known for his work as a film director, actor, screenwriter, musician, photographer, visual artist, and producer. He gained recognition for his debut feature film ''Bronko'' (2019), which was pre-selected to represent Spain at the 93rd Academy Awards, received 10 nominations at the 2021 Goya Awards, and a nomination for Best Film at the XIII Gaudí Awards.</small> 
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| [[Draft:YLAB Universe|YLAB Universe]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:International Council on Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Education|International Council on Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Education]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:ڕێژاو Réjaw|ڕێژاو Réjaw]] 
| <small>Réjaw (ڕێژاو) is a city located in the Central District of Dalahu County in Kermanshah Province, Iran.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Orna Wertman|Orna Wertman]] 
| <small>Orna Wertman is a Dutch visual artist and photographer, known for her photo collages and books that blend classical landscape aesthetics with an unsettling, uncanny twist.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dodi Repacks|Dodi Repacks]] 
| <small>Dodi Repacks is a website that distributes pirated games, as well as providing compressed versions of PC games, known as "repacked" games.These repacks are designed to reduce the file size of games, making them more accessible for users with limited bandwidth or storage capacity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Censorship of Pakistani cinema|Censorship of Pakistani cinema]] 
| <small>Film censorship in Pakistan is a regulatory practice that is carried out by the government and the provincial authorities to control and regulate the content of films that are distributed and screened within the country. The censorship system determines whether a film is suitable for public viewing and they alert the filmmakers if they are required to make any modifications, cuts, or if they are going to outright ban the film based on moral, religious, political, or cultural grounds.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sarajevo Fest|Sarajevo Fest]] 
| <small>Sarajevo Fest is an international cultural festival held annually in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. Founded in 2019 by theatre director [[Haris Pašović]], the festival is organized by the [[East West Theatre Company|East West Center]]. It encompasses theatre performances, film screenings, concerts, public forums, and workshops, aiming to foster dialogue on contemporary social and political issues through the arts.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Collective liberation|Collective liberation]] 
| <small>"Collective liberation" is a political and organizing framework grounded in the belief that all systems of oppression are interconnected and that no group can achieve freedom in isolation. It asserts that liberation must be pursued in solidarity across lines of race, class, gender, ability, sexuality, and nationality.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cougar Creek's House of Horrors|Cougar Creek's House of Horrors]] 
| <small>Cougar Creek’s House of Horrors is a [[Haunted attraction (simulated)|haunted attraction]] located in [[Surrey, British Columbia|Surrey]], [[British Columbia]], [[Canada]]. A [[garden centre]] in spring and summer, Cougar Creek converts to a haunted attraction in the fall during the [[Halloween]] season and has become one of [[Metro Vancouver Regional District|Metro Vancouver]]’s most popular destinations for thrill-seekers and horror enthusiasts.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Independent Publishers in India|Independent Publishers in India]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:True Rodent Exclusion|True Rodent Exclusion]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:ACA Summer (American Collegiate Adventures)|ACA Summer (American Collegiate Adventures)]] 
| <small>ACA (American Collegiate Adventures) Overview:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cybercrime law in South Sudan|Cybercrime law in South Sudan]] 
| <small>Cybercrime law in South Sudan is the legal framework developed by the [[Government of South Sudan]] to address offenses committed through digital technologies, including the internet, mobile networks, and computer systems. The country first introduced formal measures through a provisional order in 2021, which was followed by the tabling of a comprehensive Cybercrimes and Computer Misuse Bill in 2024.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Eternal Returns|Eternal Returns]] 
| <small>Response: [[WP:GNG]] and [[WP:AUTHOR]] are met. The latter should extend to creators of artistic works in general.[[User:Viljowf|Viljowf]] ([[User talk:Viljowf|talk]]) 09:56, 27 June 2025 (UTC)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Al Amin family|Al Amin family]] 
| <small>The Al Amin family ([[Arabic]]: آل الأمين) is a well-known [[Shia Islam|Shia Muslim]], [[Hashemites|Hashimi]] [[Sayyid]] descent family, that goes genealogically through descendants of the [[Muhammad|Prophet Muhammad]] through his grandson, [[Husayn ibn Ali|Imam Husayn]]. Renowned throughout history for religious scholarship and political authority, they were mostly within the region of [[Jabal Amil]] of southern [[Lebanon]], particularly in [[Shaqra, Bint Jbeil|Shaqra]] ([[Arabic]]: شقرا) in the [[Bint Jbeil District]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Black Hole Universe|Black Hole Universe]] 
| <small>The Black Hole Universe (BHU) is a cosmological model proposing that the observable universe originates from the gravitational collapse—and subsequent bounce—of a large cloud of matter formed in a parent universe. The model incorporates an exact solution to [[Einstein's field equations]] that includes quantum degeneracy pressure, resulting in non-singular black hole formation and a bounce followed by expansion.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shangqiu Medical College|Shangqiu Medical College]] 
| <small>Shangqiu Medical College (商丘医学高等专科学校) is a public full-time higher vocational institution located in Shangqiu, Henan Province, People's Republic of China. The college traces its origins back to 1921, when it was established as the Guide St. Paul's Hospital Nursing School.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Online travel agency|Online travel agency]] 
| <small>Online travel agency (OTA) refers to a digital platform that enables consumers to search, compare, and book travel products and services—such as flights, hotels, car rentals, cruises, and various vacation packages—via the Internet.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pakistan Cricket Downfall|Pakistan Cricket Downfall]] 
| <small>Downfall of Pakistan Cricket 1. Introduction The downfall of Pakistan cricket refers to a prolonged period of inconsistent performances, administrative inefficiency, leadership crises, and off-field controversies that have contributed to Pakistan’s decline as a major force in international cricket.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Center for Institutional Courage|Center for Institutional Courage]] 
| <small>The Center for Institutional Courage is a nonprofit organization based in the United States, founded in 2020 by psychologist [[Jennifer Joy Freyd]]. The Center promotes research, education, and advocacy to support ethical institutional behavior and to counteract institutional betrayal.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sgt. Ron Sherman|Sgt. Ron Sherman]] 
| <small>Ron Sherman (August 1, 2004 – November 10, 2023) was a 19-year-old soldier who was kidnapped alive from the [[Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories|COGAT base]] by [[Hamas|Hamas terror organization]] terrorists to the Gaza Strip on October 7, 2023. His kidnapping was documented, as well as his captivity under Hamas.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Revenance Theory|The Revenance Theory]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:TTYL: AI Receptionist|TTYL: AI Receptionist]] 
| <small>TTYL (marketed as ttyl – AI receptionist) is a mobile application that answers telephone calls on behalf of the user, filters spam calls, and returns a text summary and audio recording of each interaction. The software—developed by Pure Labs Inc. and released to the public in January 2025—uses automatic speech recognition and large-language-model text generation to conduct real-time, human-sounding conversations with callers.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Swaroop Mishra|Swaroop Mishra]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Tech for Palestine|Tech for Palestine]] 
| <small>Tech for Palestine (a.k.a. T4P) is a coordinated effort of approximately 40 individuals involving technologists, digital rights organizations, and advocacy groups who engage with issues related to the [[Israeli–Palestinian conflict]] through technology. Activities under this effort include internal organizing by employees in technology companies, public campaigns, and support for Palestinian access to digital tools and infrastructure.</small> 
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| [[Draft:UK–China Health & Economy Partnership|UK–China Health & Economy Partnership]] 
| <small>The UK–China Health & Economy Partnership (UK-CHEP) is a bilateral academic and policy initiative launched in 2017 to strengthen health economics research capacity and support evidence-based health system reforms in China. It brought together leading universities from both countries, with support from the British Council, the Chinese Ministry of Education, and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Stephanie M. Tomita|Stephanie M. Tomita]] 
| <small>Stephanie M. Tomita is a Brazilian tennis coach and former collegiate tennis player, currently serving as the Assistant Tennis Coach for the Montverde Academy Eagles at [[Montverde Academy|Montverde Academy]] in [[Montverde, Florida|Montverde]], [[Florida]]. She moved to the United States to pursue her college education and built a successful coaching career, working with junior, collegiate, and professional players, including top professional player [[Luisa Stefani]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Fez Meghani|Fez Meghani]] 
| <small>Fez Meghani (born 1976) is a Pakistani-American singer, songwriter, composer, lyricist, and music producer known for his contributions to Sufi-inspired devotional and spiritual music. He is the founder and frontman of the Sufi pop-rock band The Sufistics, recognized for blending traditional South Asian and Middle Eastern spiritual themes with contemporary musical styles.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Circle of Keys|The Circle of Keys]] 
| <small>The Circle of Keys is a theoretical model in music theory that expands on the traditional [[Circle of fifths]] by representing all 30 major and minor keys in a structured format. Unlike the Circle of Fifths, which organizes key relationships based on dominant motion (ascending fifths), the Circle of Keys provides a comprehensive view of all major and minor keys, ensuring that enharmonic equivalents are fully represented.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Neynar|Neynar]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Llewellyn Ellardus van Zyl|Llewellyn Ellardus van Zyl]] 
| <small>Llewellyn Ellardus van Zyl (born 25 October 1985) is a South African industrial and organisational psychologist, academic researcher and author... He holds an extraordinary professorship of positive psychology at the Optentia research unit of [[North-West University]] (NWU) in South Africa.</small> 
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| [[Draft:GAZETA MERCANTIL|GAZETA MERCANTIL]] 
| <small>Gazeta Mercantil is a Brazilian digital newspaper focused on economics, politics, and business. Originally launched in [[1920]], it became one of the most influential financial publications in Brazil during the 20th century. Often referred to as the "Brazilian Wall Street Journal," the newspaper was known for its in-depth coverage of macroeconomic policy, capital markets, and corporate news.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sleep app|Sleep app]] 
| <small>Sleep apps are a category of [[mobile health]] applications designed to monitor and improve users’ sleep habits through digital tools. These apps typically use smartphone sensors or integrate with [[wearable technology]] to gather data on sleep duration, quality, and patterns.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Llms.txt|Llms.txt]] 
| <small>llms.txt is a plain text file written in [[Markdown]] format, designed to facilitate access to and understanding of a website's content by [[Large language model|large language models]] (LLMs). It acts as an explicit guide that website owners can provide to AI systems to help them identify the most relevant sections of their pages.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mat River, Mizoram|Mat River, Mizoram]] 
| <small>The Mat River is a river located in the Indian state of [[Mizoram]]. It flows through the districts of [[Lunglei]] and [[Serchhip]] before joining the [[Chhimtuipui River|Chhimtuipui (Kaladan) River]] — a major river in the region that eventually flows into [[Myanmar]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Wado-Ki|Wado-Ki]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Gretel AI|Gretel AI]] 
| <small>Gretel (also known as Gretel Labs or Gretel AI) is a software startup focused around creating high quality and private [[Synthetic data]]. Its primary focus is on generating textual, [[JSON]] or [[tabular data]]. It accomplishes this using a mix of privacy preservation tools (transformations, [[differential privacy]]) in concert with data generation tools ([[Large language model]]s, and custom [[Fine-tuning (deep learning)]]).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kaspa (cryptocurrency)|Kaspa (cryptocurrency)]] 
| <small>Kaspa is a proof-of-work cryptocurrency that utilizes the GHOSTDAG protocol, a blockDAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) consensus mechanism allowing parallel blocks to coexist and be ordered in consensus. This design aims to enhance scalability, transaction throughput, and confirmation times compared to traditional blockchain systems.</small> 
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| [[Draft:DREN STARR|DREN STARR]] 
| <small>Dren Starr (born November 23, 1977) is an American DJ, music producer, recording engineer, talent manager, and branding strategist. He is known for co-founding the pirate radio station [[WBAD 91.9 FM]] in New York City and for his contributions to the hip-hop industry spanning over three decades.{{citation needed}}</small> 
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| [[Draft:Svetozar Mijailović|Svetozar Mijailović]] 
| <small>Svetozar Mijailović (born 8 January 1947) is a Serbian football executive and former government official, best known as the president of [[Red Star Belgrade]] (FK Crvena zvezda). He has held this position since 2014 and previously served as president of the club's assembly during its most successful era in the early 1990s.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Herman Richard Kissner Dietz|Herman Richard Kissner Dietz]] 
| <small>Herman Richard Kissner Dietz (June 24, 1860 - November 10, 1923) was a Russian-born American marine painter active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His work focused on seascapes, sailing vessels, and coastal scenes, particularly along the West Coast of the United States.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Château de Mondevy|Château de Mondevy]] 
| <small>The Château de Mondevy is a privately owned château ([[castle]]) located in the ''[[Communes of France|commune]]'' of [[Saint-Felix-de-Bourdeilles]] in the [[Dordogne]] ''[[Departments of France|département]]'' of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region in southwestern France.</small> 
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| [[Draft:FTNSS Inc.|FTNSS Inc.]] 
| <small>FTNSS is a United States-based fitness marketplace that enables travelers to find and book short-term gym access. The platform allows users to browse participating fitness centers and purchase day, week, or month-long passes without requiring long-term memberships.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hydrology of Jordan|Hydrology of Jordan]] 
| <small>Hydrology of Jordan refers to the study and characteristics of surface water and groundwater resources in the [[Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan]]. Jordan is among the most water-scarce countries globally, due to its predominantly arid climate, limited freshwater sources, and rapidly growing population.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Isla Coromonte|Isla Coromonte]] 
| <small>Isla Coromonte is an island off the coast of [[El Salvador]], distinguished by its unique fauna and flora. Despite its small size, the island—densely covered with rainforest—stands out from other islands in the area due to its biodiversity. The uninhabited island is a protected area (''protección verde'') because of its large population of [[Greta oto|glasswing butterflies]]{{failed verification|date=May 2025|reason=No mention of Coromonte at this source}} (''Greta oto)'' and other endangered species.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Justin Michael Morales|Justin Michael Morales]] 
| <small>Justin Michael Morales is an American hospitality professional and author. He is the general manager of Fire by Forge in Hartford, Connecticut, and the founder of Up n’ Down Rock and Bourbon, a ready-to-drink bottled cocktail brand.</small> 
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| [[Draft:MJJ Productions|MJJ Productions]] 
| <small>MJJ Productions (also styled as MJJ Productions Inc. and later MJJ Productions LLC) was an American private entertainment company founded by singer [[Michael Jackson]] in the 1980s. It served as Jackson's multimedia entertainment entity, overseeing his music releases, videos, film ventures, live performances, and other creative and business pursuits.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lil Derrick|Lil Derrick]] 
| <small>Derrick Coleman (November 4, 1980 - October 31, 2002), better known by his stage names Bulletproof and Lil Derrick, was an american rapper best known for his short time in the hip hop group [[The Hot Boys]]. Coleman, who started music back in 1996, had his career cut short when he was murdered via gunshot in 2002.</small> 
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| [[Draft:OpenHub - UCLouvain|OpenHub - UCLouvain]] 
| <small>OpenHub is a multidisciplinary innovation and research hub founded in 2014 in [[Louvain-la-Neuve]], Belgium, by [[UCLouvain]] professors [[Benoît Macq]] and [[Benoît Raucent]]. It serves as a physical and institutional bridge between academic research, industrial needs, and student-led innovation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:OCD.app|OCD.app]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Software-defined Vehicles|Software-defined Vehicles]] 
| <small>A software-defined vehicle (SDV) uses software to define and control various aspects of its functionality, including driving assistance systems, infotainment, and powertrain. This is in contrast to traditional vehicles, where these functions are largely controlled by hardware.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Human Body Models|Human Body Models]] 
| <small>Human body models (HBMs) are computational representations of human anatomy and biomechanics created to predict bodily responses to mechanical loading. They are widely used in automotive crash-safety engineering, sports-impact research, military blast studies, medical-device design and basic injury biomechanics.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tally Forms|Tally Forms]] 
| <small>Tally is a Belgian [[software as a service]] company that provides an online form-building tool. The platform allows users to create no-code forms for [[data collection]], surveys, applications and [[lead generation]]. Tally was founded in 2020 by Marie Martens and Filip Minev and is bootstrapped and independently profitable.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Fazilatunnesa Malik|Fazilatunnesa Malik]] 
| <small>Fazilatunnesa Malik (alternative spelling Fazila-Tun-Nesa Malik) (born June 10, 1958) is a pioneering Bangladeshi [[cardiac surgeon]] renowned for her significant contributions to the field of [[cardiothoracic surgery]] in Bangladesh.{{cn}} She is widely recognised as one of the foremost female cardiac surgeons in the country, having played a critical role in modernising cardiac care and advancing medical education in Bangladesh.{{cn}}</small> 
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| [[Draft:Erik Schluntz|Erik Schluntz]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Amitabha Foundation|Amitabha Foundation]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Cygnus and the Sea Monsters|Cygnus and the Sea Monsters]] 
| <small>Cygnus and the Sea Monsters is a progressive rock supergroup dedicated to performing and celebrating the music of [[Rush (band)|Rush]], one of the most influential progressive rock bands of all time. Formed in the mid-2000s, the band brings together some of the most technically skilled musicians in the rock and metal world, all of whom share a deep admiration for Rush’s intricate compositions and unique storytelling.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Wyldwood Renaissance Festival|Wyldwood Renaissance Festival]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Nia Suardiaz|Nia Suardiaz]] 
| <small>Nia Suardiaz Münzinger (born 14 February 2007) is a Spanish wingfoiler. In 2023, at the age of just 16, she became the youngest world champion in the history of the sport. Since then, she has won several world titles.</small> 
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| [[Draft:GOAT Network|GOAT Network]] 
| <small>GOAT Network is a Bitcoin-native Layer 2 blockchain launched in 2022 that enables sustainable BTC yield, decentralized finance (''BTCFi''), and meme-token finance (''MemeFi'') ecosystems using a zero-knowledge rollup architecture and decentralized sequencers.</small> 
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| [[Draft:House of Della Valle|House of Della Valle]] 
| <small>House [[Della Valle]] was a family of the municipal nobility of Rome, originally from the [[rione]] Pigna and Sant’Marco, near the ''Clivus Argentarius'' (also known as ''Ascesa di Proto''), where they were possibly present since the 13th century. From the [[15th century]] onward, they moved to the rione Sant’Eustachio, in an area known as "Valle" or Piazza di Siena, near the ''via papalis''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Flowforming|Flowforming]] 
| <small>Flowforming (sometimes spelled as flow forming) is a precision, metal forming process used to manufacture high-strength, thin-walled cylindrical or conical components. The cold forming process involves plastic deformation of a metal preform (usually a thick-walled tube or sheet metal blank) over a mandrel using one or more rollers that apply pressure in the axially and radially directions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Viewership Theory|Viewership Theory]] 
| <small>Viewership Theory is a proposed idea in film studies that focuses on how people watch films in different ways depending on their cultural background and historical context. Rather than treating viewing as just a mental process of understanding meaning, this theory looks at the deeper, older roots of watching — including rituals, light, shadow, and early visual traditions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Caligomos Art|Caligomos Art]] 
| <small>Caligomos Art, also known as C’ ART, is a contemporary integrative art philosophy founded by Canadian-Korean artist and theorist John HR Woo. It combines spiritual inquiry, aesthetic theory, and cultural synthesis to explore the human condition through the creative triad of Transcendence, Paradigm, and Reality.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Marmot Review|The Marmot Review]] 
| <small>The Marmot Review is a sequence of independent, government‑commissioned examinations of health inequities in England led by the epidemiologist [[Michael Marmot|Sir Michael Marmot]].  It situates the nation's persistent mortality gradient within the broader social, economic, and environmental conditions in which people “are born, grow, live, work and age”, and it offers policy prescriptions to narrow that gradient through what Marmot termed “proportionate universalism”—universal action, but appli ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Harambee, Milwaukee|Harambee, Milwaukee]] 
| <small>Harambee it is one of [[Milwaukee]]‘s historically significant and culturally [[rich]] and not very dense [[neighborhood]], located just north of downtown. Known for its vibrant community spirit, Harambee has played a crucial role in the city's [[history]] and continues to be a focal point for [[Culture|cultural]] and [[Social Development|social development]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:ARC Prize Foundation|ARC Prize Foundation]] 
| <small>The ARC Prize Foundation is a non-profit organization established to foster progress towards [[Artificial general intelligence]] (AGI). Founded by AI researcher [[François Chollet]] and Zapier co-founder Mike Knoop, the foundation organizes competitions centered around the Abstraction and Reasoning Corpus (ARC-AGI) benchmark, aiming to incentivize the development of AI systems capable of human-like fluid intelligence, efficient learning, and generalization to novel problems.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pranab Kumar Bhattacharya|Pranab Kumar Bhattacharya]] 
| <small>Professor Dr Pranab Kumar Bhattacharya Professor Dr. Pranab Kumar Bhattacharya(DOB- March 1956) , MD , (University of Calcutta,); FICpath;  WBMES ( a superannuated Professor and Head of Pathology (in the WBMES cadre of Health and Family Welfare Department, Government of West Bengal) Department of Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine ,Kolkata -73 ,in 2021 West Bengal ,and was Ex Principal of JMN Medical College, Panchpota ,Chakdha, Nadia District , West Bengal and  Professor and Head   of Patholo ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sairang railway station|Sairang railway station]] 
| <small>Sairang railway station is a railway station serving [[Sairang]] town in [[Aizawl district]], [[Mizoram]], India. Its station code is SANG. The station is a key terminus on the [[Bairabi–Sairang line]], managed by the [[Northeast Frontier Railway zone]]. It is located approximately 12 km from [[Aizawl]], the state capital, making it a vital railhead for the region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Emilia Romagna Festival|Emilia Romagna Festival]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:We Sell Restaurants|We Sell Restaurants]] 
| <small>We Sell Restaurants</small> 
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| [[Draft:Samuel Blodget Jr.|Samuel Blodget Jr.]] 
| <small>Samuel Blodget Jr. (August 28, 1757 – April 11, 1814) was an American financier, economist, and amateur architect who played a significant role in early U.S. banking, insurance, and urban development. He founded innovative financial schemes including the Boston Tontine Association and the Universal Tontine in Philadelphia, which led to the creation of the Union Bank (a predecessor of State Street Corporation) and the Insurance Company of North America (INA), later part of CIGNA and now owned by  ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Experimental Photo Festival|Experimental Photo Festival]] 
| <small>Experimental Photo Festival is an annual international event dedicated exclusively to [[experimental photography]]. Founded in 2020, it takes place both online and in-person each year in Barcelona, Spain. The festival serves as a platform for photographers, educators, and researchers to explore, share, and promote over 144 experimental techniques across analog, digital, and hybrid processes.</small> 
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| [[Draft:College Ave|College Ave]] 
| <small>Company Name: College Ave<br /> Available In: English<br /> Founded: 2014<br /> Headquarters: Wilmington, Delaware<br /> Key People:<br /> •	Joseph DePaulo: Co-Founder, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer<br /> •	Timothy Staley: Co-Founder, Director & President<br /> Products: Private Student Loans, Student Loan Refinancing, College Planning Tools<br /> URL: Collegeave.com<br /> Current Status: Active<br /></small> 
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| [[Draft:Paul Petrovski|Paul Petrovski]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Psychological Erosion Effect|Psychological Erosion Effect]] 
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| [[Draft:Saehyun Kim|Saehyun Kim]] 
| <small>Saehyun Kim ({{Korean|hangul=김세현}}, born March 31, 2007) is a South Korean classical pianist. He gained international recognition after winning First Prize at the 2025 Long‑Thibaud International Competition in Paris. A former student of Walnut Hill School for the Arts, Kim enrolled in the dual-degree program between Harvard University and the New England Conservatory at age 16.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Energy justice|Energy justice]] 
| <small>Energy justice is a framework that integrates principles of equity, fairness, and human rights into the design, operation, and governance of energy systems. It is originated from the field of [[environmental justice]] and examines how the benefits and burdens of energy production, distribution, and consumption are distributed fairly across the society.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Power Horse|Power Horse]] 
| <small>Power Horse is an Austrian energy drink brand launched in 1992 by Spitz GmbH. It is distributed in over 50 countries, with strong market presence in the Middle East and Africa.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Youssef Bey Karamʻs Rebellion (1866–1867)|Youssef Bey Karamʻs Rebellion (1866–1867)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Physics-Enhanced Machine Learning|Physics-Enhanced Machine Learning]] 
| <small>Physics-enhanced machine learning (PEML) is an approach that combines knowledge of [[Physical system|physical systems]] with data-driven [[Algorithm|algorithms]], aiming to overcome the limitations of using either approach in isolation. PEML incorporates known [[Scientific law|physical laws]] and domain-specific knowledge into the learning process, enabling models to match observed data while remaining consistent with underlying physical principles.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Learn And Earn|Learn And Earn]] 
| <small>Learn and Earn</small> 
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| [[Draft:Knowa De Baraso|Knowa De Baraso]] 
| <small>Still does not contain a single inline reference, a requirement for living persons. [[User:Greenman|Greenman]] ([[User talk:Greenman|talk]]) 13:48, 1 January 2025 (UTC)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Homsian Feast; Homsian Wednesday|Homsian Feast; Homsian Wednesday]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Prof Saggese|Prof Saggese]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Raymund Narag|Raymund Narag]] 
| <small>Raymund E. Narag is a Filipino criminologist, criminal justice professor, and prison reform advocate based in the [[United States]]. He is an associate professor at [[Southern Illinois University Carbondale]] and is known for his work on criminal justice reform in the Philippines, informed by his personal experience of being wrongfully detained as a pretrial prisoner for seven years.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tom's Guide|Tom's Guide]] 
| <small>''Tom’s Guide'' is an [[United States|American]] and [[British Empire|British]] [[Technology journalism|technology news]] website that primarily [[Product review|reviews]] and [[Technology journalism|reports]] on consumer [[technology]], produces buying guides, and publishes how-to articles. It operates out of three main offices, one in [[Manhattan]], [[New York City]], one in [[London]], [[United Kingdom]], and the other in [[Bath, Somerset|Bath]], [[United Kingdom]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:FTC Skateboarding|FTC Skateboarding]] 
| <small>FTC Skateboarding (often shortened to FTC—an acronym for “For The City”) is a San Francisco–based skate shop and lifestyle brand founded in 1986 by Kent Uyehara. Over the past three decades, it has grown from a small skate-gear rack inside a ski and tennis store into an international skateboarding institution with locations in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, and New York.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sharpness Aware Minimization (SAM)|Sharpness Aware Minimization (SAM)]] 
| <small>Sharpness Aware Minimization (SAM) is an [[optimization algorithm]] designed to improve the [[generalization (machine learning)|generalization performance]] of [[machine learning]] models, particularly [[deep neural network]]s. Instead of merely seeking parameters that achieve low training [[loss function|loss]], SAM aims to find parameters that reside in ''neighborhoods'' of uniformly low loss, effectively favoring "flat" minima in the loss landscape over "sharp" ones.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ritz-Carlton Residences Inner Harbor, Baltimore|Ritz-Carlton Residences Inner Harbor, Baltimore]] 
| <small>The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Inner Harbor, Baltimore is a luxury residential condominium complex located in the [[Inner Harbor]] area of [[Baltimore, Maryland]]. The development features high-end residential units, hotel-style amenities, and waterfront views of the [[Patapsco River]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Essex Mill|Essex Mill]] 
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| [[Draft:Prasanth ankireddy|Prasanth ankireddy]] 
| <small>Prasanth Ankireddy (born 20 February 1996) is an Indian cinematographer known for his work in Telugu cinema. He is best known for his cinematography in the films ''First Day First Show'' (2022), ''Drinker Sai'' (2024), and the upcoming ''Maremma'' (2025). His work spans across narrative features, second unit cinematography, and post-production visual supervision.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Venkat Jagaduri|Venkat Jagaduri]] 
| <small>Venkat Jagaduri (born 20 March 1977 in India) is a Canada-based IT professional and banking technology specialist. He is the Director of BhumiLogics Inc., a company focused on innovative solutions in technology and financial services. With over 25 years of experience, including 15+ years in banking, he has held leadership roles at major financial institutions such as [[:en:Canadian_Imperial_Bank_of_Commerce|CIBC]] (Canada), Citi NA ([[:en:Citibank|USA]], [[:en:Citibank_India|India]]), and [[ICICI Bank]] Ltd.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Security of Supply Centre of Excellence|Security of Supply Centre of Excellence]] 
| <small>Security of Supply Centre of Excellence (SOSCOE) is an organization focused on supply security, engaging experts from [[NATO]], the [[European Union]] (EU), and private sector entities. The organization is working to obtain NATO accreditation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Your Koseli|Your Koseli]] 
| <small>Yourkoseli (योर कोसेली) is a Nepali online gift delivery company founded by Kanchan Bhatta in 2018. Headquartered in [[Kathmandu]], the company specializes in delivering cakes, flowers, and seasonal gifts across Nepal, while promoting locally crafted products from Nepali artisans.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mimi Vandermolen|Mimi Vandermolen]] 
| <small>Mimi Vandermolen (born 1946) is a Canadian automotive designer of Dutch origin who made significant contributions to the automotive industry, particularly at Ford Motor Company. She is recognized as one of the first women to lead automobile design in the industry and became the first female to reach an executive design position at any major automaker<sup>[1][2]</sup>.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ihykira|Ihykira]] 
| <small>Ihykira (born January 15, 2009) is an American rapper, singer, and songwriter from Pine Bluff, Arkansas. She began releasing music independently in her early teens, utilizing digital platforms to distribute her work.{{Infobox musical artist</small> 
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| [[Draft:Walter Defends Sarajevo Museum|Walter Defends Sarajevo Museum]] 
| <small>The Walter Defends Sarajevo Museum ({{langx|bs|Valter brani Sarajevo}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Валтер брани Сарајево}}) is a cultural institution in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, dedicated to the 1972 Yugoslav [[partisan film]] [[Walter Defends Sarajevo]]. Opened in April 2019, the museum celebrates the film's enduring legacy and its impact on both local and international audiences, particularly in [[China]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Olumuyiwa Odusanya|Olumuyiwa Odusanya]] 
| <small>Professor Olumuyiwa Omotola Odusanya, born on February 8, 1965, is a distinguished academic and visionary leader in public health and community medicine. He earned his Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (M.B;B.S.) from the University of Lagos in 1988, followed by a Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) in 1992.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jeff Luker|Jeff Luker]] 
| <small>Jeff Luker (born 1985) is an American photographer and film director based in Los Angeles. He is known for his cinematic approach to photography and for campaigns with brands such as Nike, Apple, Levi's, and Google. His editorial work has appeared in publications including ''Vogue Italia'', ''Elle'', and ''Dazed''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Banbasa Barrage (Mahakari or Sharda Barrage)|Banbasa Barrage (Mahakari or Sharda Barrage)]] 
| <small>Banbasa Barrage, also known as the Sharda Barrage (in India) or Mahakali Barrage (in Nepal), is located on the [[Sharda River|Sharda/Mahakali River]] in the [[Banbasa]] town of [[Champawat district]], [[Uttarakhand]], [[India]]. The barrage plays a crucial role in regulating water flow for irrigation, hydroelectric power generation, and flood control.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bidar Robbery|Bidar Robbery]] 
| <small>The Bidar Robbery was a major armed robbery that occurred on January 16, 2025, at a State Bank of India (SBI) ATM in Bidar, Karnataka, India. Two motorcycle-borne armed robbers killed one security guard and injured another during a daylight heist, escaping with ₹93 lakh (9.3 million rupees) in cash meant for ATM loading.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mic Righteous|Mic Righteous]] 
| <small>Mic Righteous (born Rocky Takalobighashi on 22 May 1990) is an English rapper and songwriter from Margate, Kent. Renowned for his unflinching lyricism and emotionally charged performances, Mic Righteous has become a significant figure in the UK hip hop and grime scenes.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Grenada District|Grenada District]] 
| <small>Grenada District, (also known as Grenada Subdivision) is a rail line owned by [[Grenada Railroad]] in [[Mississippi]] and [[Tennessee]]. The line is currently owned by the Grenada Railroad between [[Southaven, Mississippi]] and [[Canton, Mississippi]] while the Canton–Jackson segment remains under [[Canadian National]] (CN) ownership.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Operation Baam|Operation Baam]] 
| <small>Operation Baam (“dawn” in Balochi) was a coordinated insurgent offensive conducted by the banned [[Balochistan Liberation Front]] across southwestern Pakistan between **9–11 July 2025**. International analysts described it as the most synchronized campaign by Baloch separatists in recent memory.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Powtain|Powtain]] 
| <small>Powtain is a [[social networking service]] and mobile application available on [[iOS]], [[Android]], and the web. The platform focuses on sharing short-form visual stories from users around the world, with an emphasis on native LLM translation to facilitate cross-cultural understanding and connection.</small> 
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| [[Draft:BK Singh (Mathematics Author & Educator)|BK Singh (Mathematics Author & Educator)]] 
| <small>BK Singh Born: 1975, Gachhain, Sasaram District, Bihar, India Nationality: Indian Occupation: Author, Educator, Guest Faculty at Delhi Public School, DPS Chas Known for: Mathematics Books, Workshops, Educational Contributions Employer: Goyal Brothers Prakashan (Author), Delhi Public School (Guest Faculty), ABHAYAAS STUDY CENTRE (New Delhi)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Omondi Agar|Omondi Agar]] 
| <small>Omondi Agar (born c. 28 February 1990 ) is a nuclear engineer from Kenya. Though active in nuclear reactor technologies and general applications of nuclear radiation technologies, as of 2025 he is the only Kenyan to be registered by the [https://ebk.go.ke/ ''Engineers Board of Kenya''] (EBK) as a Graduate [[Nuclear engineering|''Nuclear'']] and [[Quantum engineering|''Quantum Engineer'']].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Grootes Cacao|Grootes Cacao]] 
| <small>D. & M. Grootes was een chocolademaker in Amsterdam-Westzaan in Nederland en uitgever van beeldpostkaarten.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kodari Wiki|Kodari Wiki]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:History of the Lordship of St Clears (to 1200)|History of the Lordship of St Clears (to 1200)]] 
| <small>The lordship of St Clears was one of the small [[Marcher lord|Marcher]] polities created in south‑west [[Wales]] after the [[Norman Conquest|Norman]] advance of 1093. Norman conquerors erected St Clears Castle around 1100, with some sources placing the date just within the late 10th century. A 2021 report by the [[Dyfed Archaeological Trust]] stated that "''The town and castle of St Clears is poorly documented.''"</small> 
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| [[Draft:Trivandrum Neopolis|Trivandrum Neopolis]] 
| <small>Trivandrum Neopolis is a proposed township that forms part of the Technopark Phase IV expansion in Trivandrum. It is intended to support a self-sustained urban ecosystem with facilities for information technology, electronics, aerospace, and research and development in emerging technologies such as AI, robotics, IoT, blockchain, and data analytics.</small> 
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| [[Draft:PLANK|PLANK]] 
| <small>PLANK is an Italian furniture company based in Ora (Auer), South Tyrol, Italy. Founded in 1953, the company produces contemporary furniture for residential, public, and contract settings. It is known for its minimalist and functional design approach, and has collaborated with internationally recognized designers including [[Konstantin Grcic]], [[Naoto Fukasawa]], and Björn Dahlström.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Docus AI|Docus AI]] 
| <small>Docus.ai is a [[health technology]] company based in San Francisco, California. The company provides [[digital health]] services that combine [[artificial intelligence]] tools with licensed physician input. It offers medical report interpretations, AI-powered symptom checkers, and access to second opinions from physicians.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Arabs of Varamin|Arabs of Varamin]] 
| <small>The Arabs of Varamin are a historically rooted ethnic group who have inhabited the region for centuries. While some historical texts describe Arab families in the Varamin region as migrants, oral traditions and regional continuity suggest that many of these tribes have deeply rooted, centuries-long connections to the land—playing key roles in its development, security, and cultural identity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kae Chaps|Kae Chaps]] 
| <small>Kudakwashe Chapepa (born 18 April 1996), known professionally as Kae Chaps, is a Zimbabwean musician, singer, and songwriter. He gained prominence with his 2021 hit single "Juzi," which resonated with audiences for its emotional depth and relatability.</small> 
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| [[Draft:MarTech Africa|MarTech Africa]] 
| <small>MarTech Africa</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gamma Technologies|Gamma Technologies]] 
| <small>Gamma Technologies, LLC is a privately held American software company based in Westmont, Illinois.  It develops the GT‑SUITE line of system‑level, multi‑physics engineering simulation products.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Loads/Environment Spectral Survey|Loads/Environment Spectral Survey]] 
| <small>Loads/Environment Spectral Survey (L/ESS), in [[aerospace engineering]] as well as other engineering disciplines, is a methodology of collecting data for stress sequence determination in materials and structural components, useful for the study of [[Fatigue (material)|fatigue]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bazardžani Street|Bazardžani Street]] 
| <small>Bazardžani Street ({{langx|bs|Ulica Bazardžani}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Бaзaрџaни}}) is a historic street located in the heart of Sarajevo's old bazaar, [[Baščaršija]]. Running from [[Obala Kulina bana]] in the south to Ćurčiluk Veliki in the north, it intersects with Kundurdžiluk and Ćurčiluk Mali, tracing the western wall of [[Brusa Bezistan]] and leading to the southern entrance of Kolobara Han.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Crackas With Attitude|Crackas With Attitude]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Academic Comparables|Academic Comparables]] 
| <small>Academic comparables are courses or learning experiences assessed as sufficiently similar in content, rigor, and outcomes to those offered at a receiving institution, allowing them to be considered for transfer or credit recognition. [http://www.neche.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Pp75-Transfer_and_Award_of_Academic_Credit.pdf Determining comparability] involves evaluating syllabi, instructional methods, faculty qualifications, assessment types, and learning objectives.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vernon Courtlandt Johnson|Vernon Courtlandt Johnson]] 
| <small>Vernon Courtlandt Johnson, commonly known by his initials VCJ, is an American illustrator best known for creating some of the most iconic skateboard graphics of the late 20th century. His detailed black-and-white designs for [[Powell Peralta|Powell-Peralta]] decks, including the ''Ripper'' and ''Skull & Sword'', helped define the visual identity of skateboarding during the 1980s and remain highly influential.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bitcoin treasury companies|Bitcoin treasury companies]] 
| <small>Bitcoin treasury companies are public or private entities that strategically hold [[Bitcoin]] as a significant portion of their corporate treasury reserves. This approach contrasts with traditional corporate treasury management, which typically focuses on holding cash, bonds, or other low-risk, highly liquid assets.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Papagajka Building|Papagajka Building]] 
| <small>The Papagajka Building ({{langx|bs| Zgrada Papagajka}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Зграда Папагајка}}), meaning "Parrot Building") is a postmodern residential complex located in [[Sarajevo]], Bosnia and Herzegovina. Designed by architects Mladen Gvozden and Dragan Bijedić, the building was constructed between 1982 and 1990.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Carpet Quote|Carpet Quote]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Role of museums in repatriating African ancestors|Role of museums in repatriating African ancestors]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Howard Joy (politician)|Howard Joy (politician)]] 
| <small>Howard P. G. Joy (Howard Primrose Grahame Joy, born 1923 – died January 17, 2012) was a Canadian municipal politician who served as a Toronto City Councillor from 1994 to 1997 and later as a Councillor in the Township of The Archipelago from 2000 to 2003.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lộ Lộ|Lộ Lộ]] 
| <small>Lộ Lộ is a Vietnamese performer, host, and [[LGBTQ people|LGBTQ]]+ community advocate, best known for pioneering blingo (drag bingo or 'Lô Tô') events in Vietnam.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Digital divide in rural communities|Digital divide in rural communities]] 
| <small>The digital divide in rural communities describes the significant difference between rural and urban areas when it comes to access to, usage of, and benefits from digital technologies, particularly internet services. This gap is shaped by factors such as [[Broadband|broadband infrastructure]], cost barriers, disparities in [[digital literacy]], and inconsistent availability of digital services.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kantapada|Kantapada]] 
| <small>Kantapada is a block in [[Cuttack district]] in the Indian state of [[Odisha]]. It serves as an administrative division encompassing several villages and is a significant region within the district. The block is intersected by [[State Highway 60 (Odisha)|State Highway 60]] (SH-60), enhancing its connectivity and economic activity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:High-Level Space Field Art|High-Level Space Field Art]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Floddies|Floddies]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Honor Davis-Pye|Honor Davis-Pye]] 
| <small>Honor Davis‑Pye (born December 2009) is an English child actress and voice actress known for roles in feature films, short films, television dramas, and award-winning video games. She resides in London and filmed in Los Angeles in 2024.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cognigy|Cognigy]] 
| <small>Cognigy is a software company headquartered in [[Dallas|Dallas, Texas]], and [[Düsseldorf|Düsseldorf, Germany]]. It provides a [[Low-code development platform|low-code]] AI solution, called Cognigy.AI, for automating customer and employee service interactions across channels (such as phone, webchat, and mobile apps) using [[AI agent|AI agents]], including chat- and voice bots.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vapour Central|Vapour Central]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Nils Dickoff|Nils Dickoff]] 
| <small>Nils Dickoff (born January 12, 1985) is a Swedish entrepreneur and software engineer known for his work in the tech industry, particularly in the fields of artificial intelligence and data science. Born and raised in Gothenburg, Sweden, Dickoff developed a keen interest in technology from an early age.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kamrul Hasan Tarafder|Kamrul Hasan Tarafder]] 
| <small>Md Kamrul Hasan Tarafder, also known as Kamrul H. Tarafder, is the founder and former President and CEO of ASA Philippines Foundation, a microfinance institution established in 2004. Over his 20-year tenure, the organization grew to become one of the largest microfinance institutions in the [[Philippines]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:The botanical style of Pot-et-fleur|The botanical style of Pot-et-fleur]] 
| <small>The art of pot-et-fleur is rising in popularity because of garden club classes across the United States.  It is a botanical decor style that is steeped in history dating back to the reign of King Louis XIV of France. The French aristocracy used a centerpiece called an epergne, typically silver or gold metal,  to hold dried fruit, nuts and sweetmeats.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Aimee Joyce|Aimee Joyce]] 
| <small>Aimee Joyce (born March, 1988), is a London-based fashion designer and the founder of haute couture fashion house Aimee Joyce London, launched in 2019. Her boutique is in Notting Hill in West London, next to the world-famous [[Portobello Road|Portobello Market]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lee Soon-ho|Lee Soon-ho]] 
| <small>Lee Soon-ho ({{Korean|hangul=이순호}}) is a South Korean bodybuilder and YouTuber who became hemiplegic on the left side of his body following a motorcycle accident in 2018. Despite permanent paralysis, he gained national attention in 2025 after placing third in two categories at a non-disabled bodybuilding contest.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Betts Recruiting|Betts Recruiting]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Alijan Alijanpour|Alijan Alijanpour]] 
| <small>Alijan Alijanpour (born 1954) is an Iranian-Canadian painter known for his work in [[Persian miniature]]. His works have been exhibited in Asia, Europe, and North America, and are held in national museums and public collections. He has received institutional recognition from organizations including the [[Metropolitan Museum of Art]], the [[Society of Canadian Artists]], and the Legislative Assembly of [[Ontario]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Artificial Intelligence-Based Blood Test Interpretation|Artificial Intelligence-Based Blood Test Interpretation]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Kim Jung-kwan|Kim Jung-kwan]] 
| <small>Kim Jeong-kwan ({{Korean|hangul=김정관}}; born 1968) is a South Korean politician who served as the [[Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy|Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy]]. He completed his secondary education at [[Gwangju Jeil High School]] and earned a bachelor's degree in [[Economics]] from [[Seoul National University]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Stewart Nyamayaro|Stewart Nyamayaro]] 
| <small>Stewart Nyamayaro (born 20 April 1997) is a Zimbabwean digital strategist, music promoter, and content creator. He is known for his role in popularizing Zimdancehall music through online platforms and for managing the public image of several Zimbabwean artists, including Passion Java and Seh Calaz.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Zelenih Beretki Street|Zelenih Beretki Street]] 
| <small>Zelenih Beretki Street ({{langx|bs| Ulica Zelenih beretki}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Зелених беретки}}; {{langx|en| Green Berets Street}}) is a historic street located in [[Sarajevo]], the capital of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Samuel Adelstein|Samuel Adelstein]] 
| <small>Samuel Adelstein (1868–1934) was an influential American mandolinist, composer, and teacher whose work helped popularize the mandolin on the [[West Coast of the United States]] during the late 19th century and laid the foundations for its evolution as a concert instrument.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Transcendent Leadership|Transcendent Leadership]] 
| <small>Transcendent Leadership Table of Contents Summary Historical Context Core Principles Unity and Shared Vision Open Dialogue and Comprehensive Assessments Emotional Sensitivity and Empathy Commitment to Social Well-being Continuous Development and Ethical Leadership Vision and Boldness Characteristics of Transcendent Leaders Emotional Clarity and Objectivity Selflessness and Purpose Multidimensional Awareness Trustworthiness and Integrity Compassionate and Collaborative Engagement Impact on Organi ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:J.V. Hluna|J.V. Hluna]] 
| <small>John Vanlal Hluna is an Indian historian, academic, heritage preservationist, and politician from Mizoram. A prominent figure in Mizo history and education, he has founded several educational institutions in Mizoram and served as the President of the Mizoram unit of the [[Bharatiya Janata Party]] (BJP) since 2016.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Return of Malian Refugees from Mauritania|Return of Malian Refugees from Mauritania]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Mahmoud Hassan Ismail|Mahmoud Hassan Ismail]] 
| <small>[https://web.archive.org/web/20071018160535if_/http:/ofouq.com/today/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=3032 Mahmoud Hassan Ismail] (July 10, 1910 – April 25, 1977) was an Egyptian poet from Upper Egypt, celebrated for his contributions to Arabic literature, particularly within the romantic Apollo poetry movement.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mohammad Saeid Moala|Mohammad Saeid Moala]] 
| <small>Mohammad Saeid Moala (born February 29, 1992, in Ahvaz, Iran) is an Iranian musician, music producer, kickboxing coach, and entrepreneur. He is known for combining athletic expertise with music production and creative performance.</small> 
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| [[Draft:FileCloud|FileCloud]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Ground Signaller Observers (GSOs) - The Eyes and Ears of Pakistan Air Force: A Historical Legacy|Ground Signaller Observers (GSOs) - The Eyes and Ears of Pakistan Air Force: A Historical Legacy]] 
| <small>Ground Signaller Observers (GSOs) of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) have played a pivotal role in the nation's air defence strategy, especially during periods when technological resources were limited. GSOs manned the Mobile Observer Units (MOUs), primarily responsible for visual surveillance and early warning, have a rich history marked by strategic importance, operational challenges, and eventual phasing out as technology evolved.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Harsh Dev Joshi|Harsh Dev Joshi]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Band of Muses|Band of Muses]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Mutaz.net|Mutaz.net]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Norfolk Initiative for Coastal and Rural Health Equalities|Norfolk Initiative for Coastal and Rural Health Equalities]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Adam Wolfe|Adam Wolfe]] 
| <small>Adam Zachary Wolfe (born January 19, 1984) is an American entrepreneur and systems designer. He is the founder and director of the American First Responders Network (AFRN), a nonprofit public benefit corporation based in California, as well as OmniChain Holdings, a blockchain infrastructure company with a focus on digital identity and decentralized systems.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Greg Preslicka|Greg Preslicka]] 
| <small>Greg Preslicka (born May 25, 1965) is an American artist and graphic designer best known for his vibrant murals and community-focused art installations across the Upper Midwest, particularly in Minnesota, Iowa, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Warriors: The Broken Code|Warriors: The Broken Code]] 
| <small>''Warriors: The Broken Code'' is the seventh story arc in the ''[[Warriors (novel series)|Warriors]]'' series by [[Erin Hunter]]. Published by [[HarperCollins]] from 2019 to 2021, this six-novel arc follows a supernatural crisis in which the warrior code fundamentally breaks down after [[List of Warriors characters#Bramblestar|Bramblestar]]'s spirit is stolen and replaced by an imposter.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alex Mapp|Alex Mapp]] 
| <small>Alex Mapp (born May 6, 1998) is an American professional soccer player who plays as a defender for Beaconsfield Town in the Southern League Division One Central.</small> 
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| [[Draft:List of hard skills|List of hard skills]] 
| <small>This is a list of hard skills.</small> 
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| [[Draft:PAHUS - Public Arts Health & Us|PAHUS - Public Arts Health & Us]] 
| <small>Public Arts Health & Us (PAHUS) is a UK- and India-based public health organization founded in 2021 by Kartik Sharma. It integrates creative arts—including film, performance, and participatory exhibitions—with public health research to enhance community engagement and health communication.</small> 
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| [[Draft:City Traders Imperium|City Traders Imperium]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Pan-African Congresses on Reparations from Abuja 1993 to Accra 2023|Pan-African Congresses on Reparations from Abuja 1993 to Accra 2023]] 
| <small>The lengthy and trying pursuit of redress for historical wrongs, namely slavery, colonialism, and racism, has cut deeper through Africa and the African diaspora. Central to these demands lies the imperative for recognition, compensation, and institutional change for the historical atrocities which continue to define the socio-economic and political condition of African people.</small> 
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| [[Draft:BlogTO|BlogTO]] 
| <small>blogTO is a Canadian digital [[Media in Toronto|media company]] based in [[Toronto|Toronto, Ontario]]. Founded in 2004, the company is a source for local news, culture, and lifestyle content focused on the [[Greater Toronto Area]]. Initially established as a website, it evolved into a multi-platform digital publisher with a large social media following.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Brut Carniollus|Brut Carniollus]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Looms. (musical artist)|Looms. (musical artist)]] 
| <small>looms., also known as languid looms. (stylised in lowercase with a period), is a British rapper and singer-songwriter.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Manifesto Gallery of Contemporary Arts|Manifesto Gallery of Contemporary Arts]] 
| <small>Manifesto Gallery of Contemporary Arts ({{langx|bs|Galerija savremene umjetnosti Manifesto}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl| Галерија савремене умјетности Манифесто}}), commonly known as Galerija Manifesto, is a [[contemporary art gallery]] located in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dinkum (video game)|Dinkum (video game)]] 
| <small>Introduction</small> 
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| [[Draft:Matthew Swarts|Matthew Swarts]] 
| <small>Matthew Swarts (born 1970) is an American photographer and digital artist based in [[Somerville, Massachusetts]],  known for his digital manipulation of photographic information. His work explores themes of intimacy, distance, and the fragmentation of personal connections in the digital age.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Artificial Intelligence Applied to Moisture Carryover|Artificial Intelligence Applied to Moisture Carryover]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Anthony Ray Gardner, Jr.|Anthony Ray Gardner, Jr.]] 
| <small>Anthony Ray Gardner Jr. is an American educator, gospel artist, musician, author, and nonprofit leader. He is the founder of F.A.I.T.H Organization Inc., which supports youth and young adult cancer patients and survivors, and ARGJ Ministries Inc., a Christian nonprofit focused on education, prayer, and spiritual development.</small> 
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| [[Draft:2025 Serbian National Assembly fight|2025 Serbian National Assembly fight]] 
| <small>On 4 March 2025, [[National Assembly (Serbia)|the Serbian National Assembly]] descended into chaos as opposition lawmakers disrupted a parliamentary session by deploying smoke bombs and flares. This unprecedented event resulted in injuries to at least three members of parliament (MPs), with one MP, [[Jasmina Obradović]], suffering a [[stroke]] and being hospitalized in critical condition.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Yanik Wagner|Yanik Wagner]] 
| <small>Yanik Wagner (born 1986) is a contemporary American painter based in [[Brooklyn]], New York, and known for his paintings of landscapes and interiors. His work often explores themes of solitude or transience.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ronkay Arslan|Ronkay Arslan]] 
| <small>Ronkay Arslan is a Turkish-American actor and musician. He has appeared in Turkish television and film productions, including roles in historical dramas and comedies. After beginning his career in Istanbul, he relocated to the United States, where he has continued working in performance and education.</small> 
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| [[Draft:House of Eternal Return|House of Eternal Return]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Filip Jovićević|Filip Jovićević]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Yazan Haifawi|Yazan Haifawi]] 
| <small>Yazan Haifawi is a Jordanian singer, songwriter, and music producer, known for his contributions to the alternative Arabic music scene. He is recognized for blending traditional Arabic musical elements with alternative rock and pop influences.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lee Eun-kyo|Lee Eun-kyo]] 
| <small>Lee Eun-kyo ({{Korean|hangul=이은교}}; February 8, 1983 – July 17, 2014) was a South Korean firefighter affiliated with the 1st Aviation Team of the Special Rescue Unit under the Gangwon-do Fire Headquarters. He was born in Gwangmyeong, Gyeonggi Province, and was appointed as a firefighter on December 21, 2010.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bertha Tillman|Bertha Tillman]] 
| <small>Bertha Louise Tillman was born in Smith County, Texas, on June 28, 1942. She moved with her family to San Diego, California, during her youth. In San Diego, she worked as a shop assistant before being discovered by Hank Blackman, a member of the vocal group J.J.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Baseball Vs. Hockey|Baseball Vs. Hockey]] 
| <small>Hockey and baseball—two of the most cherished sports in North America—offer exhilarating experiences in vastly different ways. Deeply embedded in the cultural fabric of their respective nations, hockey is a cornerstone of Canadian identity, while baseball remains an integral part of American history.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Financial Statement Fraud In The World|Financial Statement Fraud In The World]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:AI book generation|AI book generation]] 
| <small>AI book generation refers to the use of [[artificial intelligence]] technologies, particularly [[large language model]]s and [[natural language generation]] systems, to automatically create book-length written content. This emerging field encompasses the automated production of fiction, non-fiction, academic texts, children's books, and other literary works using sophisticated [[machine learning]] algorithms based primarily on [[transformer (machine learning model)|transformer]] architectures.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Michael Tjendara|Michael Tjendara]] 
| <small>Michael Tjendara is an Australian-Indonesian entrepreneur and the founder of Purityfic, a halal-certified vitamin and supplement brand based in Melbourne, Australia. He established the company in 2022 to provide health products that comply with both Australian therapeutic regulations and halal dietary standards.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Abdelrahman Emad|Abdelrahman Emad]] 
| <small>Abdelrahman Emad is an Egyptian data scientist, machine learning engineer, and researcher specializing in artificial intelligence (AI), deep learning, and data analytics. He has made significant contributions to AI-powered document retrieval, financial compliance automation, and machine learning applications in biometrics and healthcare.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Liangong Shibafa|Liangong Shibafa]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:The European Institute of Public Administration (EIPA)|The European Institute of Public Administration (EIPA)]] 
| <small>About EIPA</small> 
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| [[Draft:Isabelle Freidheim|Isabelle Freidheim]] 
| <small>Isabelle Freidheim is an [[United States|American]] entrepreneur and [[venture capitalist]]. She is the founder and managing partner of Athena Capital and is best known for her role as chairwoman of [[special-purpose acquisition company|Athena Technology Acquisition Corp.]], which became the first [[special-purpose acquisition company|SPAC]] led entirely by women to go public.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Scintilla Science Club|Scintilla Science Club]] 
| <small>Scintilla Science Club is [[Bangladesh|Bangladesh's]] first ever high school science club. It is a science-based organization which is run by the students of [[St. Joseph Higher Secondary School]] situated in 97 Asad Avenue, [[Mohammadpur Thana|Mohammadpur]], [[Dhaka]], [[Bangladesh]]. This club is committed to encouraging young people's curiosity and love of science.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Laurence Hemary|Laurence Hemary]] 
| <small>Laurence Hemary (Born 25 September 2002) is an Iraqi [[rugby union]] player who plays for [[Cobham RFC]] and the [[Iraq national team.]]</small> 
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| [[Draft:Julie Radlauer-Doerfler|Julie Radlauer-Doerfler]] 
| <small>Julie Radlauer-Doerfler (born May 27, 1970) is an American public health leader who focuses on mental health, community transformation, and social connection. She is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Collectively, a venture that promotes mental health through the social influences of mental health.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Compartes Chocolatier|Compartes Chocolatier]] 
| <small>Compartés Chocolatier is a chocolate manufacturing company based in Los Angeles, California. Founded in 1950, the company produces chocolate bars, truffles, and limited-edition confectionery products. It primarily serves customers in the United States.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gordon Godwin Edacheril|Gordon Godwin Edacheril]] 
| <small>({{subst\:AfC submission/draftnew}}</small> 
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| [[Draft:7th May 2025 Operation Sindhoor: Indian cross-border strikes|7th May 2025 Operation Sindhoor: Indian cross-border strikes]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Isuf Sulovari|Isuf Sulovari]] 
| <small>Isuf Sulovari was an Albanian painter and art educator, noted as a prominent figure of Socialist Realism in Albania. Active during the communist era, Sulovari developed a distinctive pictorial style influenced by modernist trends—most notably the bold forms of French cubist Fernand Léger and the social themes of 20th-century Mexican muralists.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ginger Sport|Ginger Sport]] 
| <small>Ginger Sport is an Australian children's soccer coaching company based in Brisbane, Queensland. Founded in 2010, the company offers fun, non-competitive soccer programs to children across South East Queensland, including Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, and Toowoomba.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr. Arth White|Dr. Arth White]] 
| <small>📄 John Carlo Fetilo (Dr. Arth White)</small> 
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| [[Draft:Wildlife Photography Ethical Guidelines in Sri Lanka|Wildlife Photography Ethical Guidelines in Sri Lanka]] 
| <small>[[Wildlife photography]] plays a crucial role in documenting and promoting [[biodiversity]], [[Wildlife conservation|conservation]], and environmental awareness. However, it also has ethical responsibilities to ensure minimal disturbance to [[wildlife]] and their [[Habitat|natural habitats]]. In [[Sri Lanka]], a [[biodiversity hotspot]] with unique ecosystems, adhering to ethical guidelines is essential to protect [[endangered species]] and maintain ecological balance.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mental Fitness|Mental Fitness]] 
| <small>Mental Fitness is a [[Proactivity|proactive]] and [[Preventive healthcare|preventative]] approach to [[Psychology|psychological]] [[well-being]], characterized by the intentional practice of exercises and techniques designed to build [[Cognition|cognitive]] and [[Emotion|emotional]] capacities, enhance [[psychological resilience]], and optimize performance.: Analogous to [[physical fitness]], where consistent training strengthens the body, mental fitness posits that regular, targeted mental exer ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Abdulazeez Abdulwahed|Abdulazeez Abdulwahed]] 
| <small>Abdulwahed Abdulazeez is a Nigerian youth leader, entrepreneur, and emerging political figure from Kaduna State. He is the Executive Director of Cowries Blues Investment Nigeria Limited, a private company involved in education through its operation of Zaria International School.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sikhphobia|Sikhphobia]] 
| <small>Sikhism, a monotheistic religion founded in the Punjab region of South Asia in the 15th century, emphasizes equality, justice, and community service. Despite its peaceful teachings, Sikhs have faced significant persecution throughout history, including during the colonial era in India and the partition in 1947, which led to widespread violence and displacement.</small> 
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| [[Draft:DMPOs|DMPOs]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:One Page 4 Change (OPC)|One Page 4 Change (OPC)]] 
| <small>One Page 4 Change (OPC) is an integrated team coaching and performance management method that aligns strategic goals, behavioral expectations, and performance indicators on a single page. It blends OKRs (Objectives and Key Results), KPIs (Key Performance Indicators), and visual strategy tools such as the Business Model Canvas (BMC) and Balanced Scorecard (BSC).</small> 
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| [[Draft:G-Light|G-Light]] 
| <small>G-light is a Brazilian company specializing in the manufacturing and distribution of lighting products, including LED lamps, luminaires, and accessories. Founded in 1997 by Austrian entrepreneur Gerhard Marschallinger, the company is headquartered in Feira de Santana, Bahia, and operates throughout Latin America.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lets Save Them|Lets Save Them]] 
| <small>Let's Save Them is an international volunteer initiative founded in 2023, focused on rescuing stray animals and supporting shelters in crisis regions. The organization provides medical care, food, sterilization, transportation, and temporary housing for homeless animals, while working to find them permanent homes.</small> 
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| [[Draft:African Repatriation Operations During COVID-19 Pandemic|African Repatriation Operations During COVID-19 Pandemic]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:SELCO Foundation|SELCO Foundation]] 
| <small>[[SELCO Foundation]] is a not-for-profit public charitable trust based in Bangalore, Karnataka, India, focused on providing sustainable energy solutions to underserved communities. Established in 2010, the foundation works to alleviate poverty by improving access to clean, affordable, and reliable energy, particularly in rural and low-income areas across India.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Battle of Hawizeh (1625)|Battle of Hawizeh (1625)]] 
| <small>The Battle of Hawizeh was a military confrontation that took place in 1625 between the [[Safavid Empire]] and the [[Ottoman Empire]] in the region of [[Khuzestan]], near the city [[Hawizeh]]. It was part of the wider [[Ottoman–Safavid War (1623–1639)]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Traditional clothing of Libya|Traditional clothing of Libya]] 
| <small>The traditional clothing of Libya, also known as Libyan dress  ([[Arabic]]: الزي التقليدي الليبي), refers to the [[folk costumes]] worn by Libyans. The traditional clothing styles vary across the country′s coastal cities, as well as desert and mountain regions, though generally, features are shared across the country.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mr S.Ommsharravana|Mr S.Ommsharravana]] 
| <small>S. Ommsharravana is an Indian entrepreneur and AI solutions architect, currently serving as the Managing Director of the [[J.K.K. Nattraja Educational Institutions]] (JKKN) — a prominent group of higher education institutions based in [[Komarapalayam]], [[Tamil Nadu]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hajem Sports|Hajem Sports]] 
| <small>Hajem Sports is a mobile application developed in the United Arab Emirates that enables users to predict the outcomes of sports matches without using real money. The app features a points-based system where users compete for rankings instead of financial rewards.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Modern Greek Wedding Traditions|Modern Greek Wedding Traditions]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Vladislava Skarića Street|Vladislava Skarića Street]] 
| <small>Vladislava Skarića Street ({{langx|bs|Ulica Vladislava Skarića}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Улица Владислава Скарића}}) is a short but historically significant street located in the municipality of [[Stari Grad, Sarajevo|Stari Grad]] (Old Town), in the city of [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:LochLucas|LochLucas]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:History of wedding invitations|History of wedding invitations]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Radia WindRunner|Radia WindRunner]] 
| <small>Radia WindRunner is an ultra-large, nose-loading cargo aircraft under development by the American aerospace company Radia (not to be confused with [[Radia]], the radio network). It is designed to carry next-generation oversized [[wind turbine]] components and other outsized cargo directly to remote or minimally prepared airfields.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kuriakose Elias College, Mannanam|Kuriakose Elias College, Mannanam]] 
| <small>Kuriakose Elias College is a higher education institution located in Mannanam, [[Kottayam district|Kottayam,]] [[Kerala]], [[India]]. It was established in 1964 and is affiliated with [[Mahatma Gandhi University, Kerala|Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam]]. The college offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in multiple disciplines and has been accredited with an 'A' grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mike Halloran|Mike Halloran]] 
| <small>Mike Halloran (born Michael Halloran) is an American radio personality, program director, and musician renowned for his influential role in shaping alternative rock radio, particularly through his work at [[XETRA-FM|91X (XETRA-FM)]] in San Diego. His career spans several decades and includes groundbreaking contributions to radio programming, artist development, and podcasting.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mohammad Iqbal Anas Ma'ruf|Mohammad Iqbal Anas Ma'ruf]] 
| <small>Mohammad Iqbal Anas Ma'ruf, born on June 10, 1976, in Jember, is an Indonesian professional specializing in public health and communication. He currently holds the position of Deputy Director of BPJS Kesehatan for Region I, which encompasses the provinces of North Sumatra and Aceh.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sami bazzi|Sami bazzi]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Cali Jibrahil|Cali Jibrahil]] 
| <small>The Cali Jibrahil is a historical clan that is part of the [[Majerteen]] clan, one of the main subclans within the [[Darod]] tribe. The clan is spread across [[Somalia]], with a strong concentration in the [[Puntland]] region, particularly in the [[Bari, Somalia|Bari province]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:BASS Medical Group|BASS Medical Group]] 
| <small>BASS Medical Group is a multi-specialty healthcare organization headquartered in [[Walnut Creek, California]]. Originally founded as *Bay Area Surgical Specialists* in 2005, the group has grown into one of the largest independent medical groups in [[Northern California]], with over 500 providers across more than 40 specialties.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Battle of Ain Sifni|Battle of Ain Sifni]] 
| <small>The Battle of Ain Sifni (7 April 2003) was a tactical engagement that took place during the [[2003 invasion of Iraq]], involving [[United States Army Special Forces|U.S. Special Forces]] and Kurdish [[Peshmerga]] fighters against Iraqi forces. Though it was a smaller engagement compared to other battles in the region, the battle was significant due to the strategic importance of Ain Sifni, which served as a route to [[Mosul]] from the north.</small> 
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| [[Draft:State transition algorithm|State transition algorithm]] 
| <small>In mathematics, specifically in global optimization, state transition algorithm (STA) is an [[iterative method]] that generates a sequence of improving approximate solutions for an [[optimization problem]].. Due to its intrinsic properties, STA has the ability to find a global optimal solution in probability and can guarantee an optimal solution</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr. Andrew Adams|Dr. Andrew Adams]] 
| <small>Andrew Sanford Adams (1922-2009) was an American teacher, professor, administrator, and public servant. He earned a Doctorate from the [[University of California, Berkeley]] in 1954 and held teaching and general administration positions in California, Nevada, and Missouri.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Forrest Kirk|Forrest Kirk]] 
| <small>Forrest Kirk (born 1975) is an American contemporary artist whose work explores themes of race, history, and urban culture through highly textured, layered paintings. His approach merges abstraction and figuration, often using unconventional materials to engage with memory and social structures.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ahmed Bin Sulayem|Ahmed Bin Sulayem]] 
| <small>Ahmed Sultan Bin Sulayem is an Emirati business executive currently serving as the Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the [[Dubai Multi Commodities Centre]] (DMCC). DMCC is a strategic initiative of the Government of Dubai, focused on developing Dubai as a global hub for commodities trading.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cursor (text editor)|Cursor (text editor)]] 
| <small>Cursor is an AI-powered [[integrated development environment]] for [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[macOS]] and [[Linux]]. It is a fork of [[Visual Studio Code]] with additional AI features like code generation, smart rewrites and codebase queries. Cursor is [[proprietary software]] and developed by Anysphere Inc, an applied research lab involved in building [[Artificial intelligence|AI systems]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Senegalese Youth Repatriated from Mediterranean Crossings|Senegalese Youth Repatriated from Mediterranean Crossings]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Ninja AI|Ninja AI]] 
| <small>Ninja AI is a highly advanced [[artificial intelligence]] assistant designed to provide information, answer questions, and assist with various tasks. Developed by NinjaTech AI, a leading AI research and development company, Ninja is a cutting-edge language model that utilizes natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning algorithms to understand and respond to user queries.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kefas “Kefiano” Wungak Ropshik|Kefas “Kefiano” Wungak Ropshik]] 
| <small>Kefas Wungak Ropshik, popularly known as Kefiano, is a Nigerian serial entrepreneur, philanthropist, and politician based in Jos, Plateau State. He is the Chief Executive Officer of Kefiano Autos, a prominent automobile dealership, and the founder of the Kefiano Global Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to community empowerment and humanitarian causes.</small> 
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| [[Draft:AI in Dermatology|AI in Dermatology]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Brodie Phillips|Brodie Phillips]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:War Between Brothers- Podcast|War Between Brothers- Podcast]] 
| <small>https://open.spotify.com/show/0ohTtu7xUreUFapMkM7mQ8 The American Civil War is often remembered for its epic battles, legendary generals, and seismic political shifts—but at its heart, it was a war fought not just between states, but within families. In War Between Brothers, historian and storyteller Josh Blanchard explores the deeply personal dimensions of the Civil War, where blood ties were tested, loyalties were divided, and entire households found themselves at war with one another.</small> 
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| [[Draft:AI code agents|AI code agents]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Collapse Harmonics Theory|Collapse Harmonics Theory]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Claudette Groenendaal|Claudette Groenendaal]] 
| <small>Claudette Groenendaal was a national and international class track and field athlete specializing mainly in the 800m and 1500m..  While at the University of Oregon, she became a four-time All-American. She was a scoring member of Oregon’s first NCAA cross country championship team in 1983; in 1984 she won the NCAA 1500m and placed second in the 800m; in 1985, she won the 800m while placing second in the 1500m, scoring 18 points of Oregon's 52 points to help lead the Ducks to their first ever wom ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Philosophy and Myth in Marx|Philosophy and Myth in Marx]] 
| <small>Philosophy and Myth in Marx is a philosophical work written by Herbert Marcuse, a prominent Marxist philosopher, and edited by Tucker. The book examines the intricate relationship between Marxist theory and the role of myth in shaping Marx's thoughts on society, history, and politics.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vincent Reagan Lumala|Vincent Reagan Lumala]] 
| <small>Vincent Reagan Lumala is a Ugandan inline skater, founder of the Skating Club of Kampala, and the current President of the club since 2016. He is recognized as one of Uganda’s prominent athletes, known for his competitive skating achievements both locally and internationally.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Niantic Spatial|Niantic Spatial]] 
| <small>Niantic Spatial, Inc. (/[[Help:IPA/English|naɪˈæntɪk]]/ [[Help:Pronunciation respelling key|ny-AN-tik]]) is an American based geospatial artificial intelligence (AI) and spatial computing company based in [[San Francisco]]. Established in May 2025, the business was spun out of [[Niantic, Inc.|Niantic, Inc]]. following its acquisition by [[Scopely]] and is led by CEO [[John Hanke]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jain Kurian|Jain Kurian]] 
| <small>Jain Kurian (1997), also known as Jain Kurian, is an Indian national from [[Kuranchery]], [[Kerala]], [[India]] who was forced into combat in the [[Russo-Ukrainian War]] after traveling to the country in an employment scam.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Software Defined Vehicle|Software Defined Vehicle]] 
| <small>Software-Defined Vehicles: The Evolution of Automotive Technology</small> 
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| [[Draft:The History of Murder Mystery Games|The History of Murder Mystery Games]] 
| <small>History of Murder Mystery Games Murder mystery games are a popular form of interactive entertainment where players investigate and solve fictitious murders. These games typically involve a group of participants, often ranging from 6 to 20 people, where one player secretly assumes the role of the murderer while the others attempt to deduce their identity.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hot-melt extrusion|Hot-melt extrusion]] 
| <small>Hot Melt Extrusion (HME) is a continuous manufacturing process that has gained considerable attention in the pharmaceutical industry for its ability to improve the solubility, bioavailability, and controlled release of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Matopo High School|Matopo High School]] 
| <small>Matopo High School is a distinguished co-educational [[Boarding school|boarding]] and [[day school]] located in [[Matabeleland South Province|Matabeleland South]], [[Zimbabwe]], approximately 45 km from [[Bulawayo|Bulawayo.]] Established in 1898 by the [[Brethren in Christ Church]], it stands as one of the oldest mission schools in the country, with a legacy rooted in Christian values and academic excellence.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bürokratiemonster|Bürokratiemonster]] 
| <small>Bürokratiemonster (German for "bureaucracy monster") is a term used in political discourse in Germany and other European countries to criticize regulations perceived as excessive, inefficient, or overly complex. The term has been widely used by conservative and business-oriented parties, particularly the [[Christian Democratic Union of Germany|Christian Democratic Union (CDU)]] and the [[Free Democratic Party (Germany)|Free Democratic Party (FDP)]], to argue for deregulation and a reduction of administrative burdens.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Andrés Terán Parral|Andrés Terán Parral]] 
| <small>Andrés Horacio Terán Parral (born 8 June 1960) is an Ecuadorian career diplomat with over 40 years of service. He currently serves as Ambassador to the Netherlands and Permanent Representative to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Yash Weerasinghe|Yash Weerasinghe]] 
| <small>Sachithra Yashminda Weerasinghe (Sinhala: සචිත්‍ර යෂ්මින්ද වීරසිංහ; born 27 April 1992), known professionally as Yash Weerasinghe, is a Sri Lankan actor and [[Sri Lanka|Sri Lankan]] voice actor. Over a career spanning nearly a decade, Weerasinghe has established himself as a versatile and dynamic presence in both [[Sri Lanka|Sri Lankan]] television drama and the [[Sri Lanka|Sri Lankan]] [[Sinhala language|Sinhala]] dubbing industry.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Rita Mallia ( CFMEU )|Rita Mallia ( CFMEU )]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Dave De Blacke|Dave De Blacke]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Native76|Native76]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Andre the Hilarious Hypnotist|Andre the Hilarious Hypnotist]] 
| <small>André Grove (born 12 December 1969), known professionally as Andre the Hilarious Hypnotist, is a South African stage hypnotist, comedian, and television presenter. He has performed over 6,500 shows across seven countries and three continents during his more than 30‑year career.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Malcolm Peacock|Malcolm Peacock]] 
| <small>Malcolm Peacock (born 1994) is an American multidisciplinary artist and athlete whose work explores themes of intimacy, trust, and the emotional landscapes of Black experiences. Utilizing mediums such as performance, sculpture, and social practice, Peacock's art often involves participatory elements that engage audiences in profound, transformative experiences.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr. Caleb Jacobson|Dr. Caleb Jacobson]] 
| <small>Caleb Jacobson (born 1984) is an American clinical psychologist, [[sex therapist]], and ordained rabbi known for his interdisciplinary work on sexuality, religion, and mental health. He is the founder and current president of the International Association of Psychosexual Therapists (IAPST) and has authored multiple books on sex therapy, [[biblical studies]], and the integration of [[psychology]] and [[theology]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Dr. Anthony Pennings|Dr. Anthony Pennings]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Robust Intelligence|Robust Intelligence]] 
| <small>Robust Intelligence is an [[Artificial intelligence|artificial intelligence (AI)]] security company headquartered in [[San Francisco|San Francisco, California]]. The company’s platform protects organizations from the security and safety risks of artificial intelligence models and applications.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Impact of oil spills on marine life in the United States|Impact of oil spills on marine life in the United States]] 
| <small>Oil spills are accidental discharges of petroleum into marine or freshwater environments, often caused by drilling accidents, transportation mishaps, or infrastructure failures. These spills pose a significant threat to aquatic animal life, impairing vital biological functions such as respiration, reproduction, and feeding.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Housing in Algeria|Housing in Algeria]] 
| <small>Housing in Algeria has become a central issue for both the government and citizens due to the country’s rapid urbanization, population growth, and the prevalence of informal settlements. Since Algeria gained independence in 1962, successive governments have focused on improving the housing sector to address the needs of the growing population.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Brad Lightcap|Brad Lightcap]] 
| <small>Brad Lightcap is an American technology executive currently serving as the [[Chief operating officer|Chief Operating Officer]] (COO) of [[OpenAI]]. In this role, he oversees the organization’s business operations, strategic partnerships, and global expansion efforts.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Spot-On-Encryption-Suite-Messenger|Spot-On-Encryption-Suite-Messenger]] 
| <small>Spot-On Encryption Suite is an [[open-source]] cryptographic [[software]] designed for secure communication and data transfer.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ts Pmo|Ts Pmo]] 
| <small>TS PMO is an Internet slang expression popularized on social media and online communities, particularly among Generation Z. It is commonly understood as an abbreviated way to express frustration or irritation—interpreted as “this shit pisses me off.” Over time, the term has evolved and been repurposed within various meme formats, often appearing in extended sequences of shorthand expressions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Stefano Gatto|Stefano Gatto]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:LD Thompson|LD Thompson]] 
| <small>This is a proposed biography of LD Thompson, an American author, spiritual educator, and producer, with published works and documented notability through books, films, and national press coverage.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Phonetic Continuity and Airflow Dynamics in Accent Modification|Phonetic Continuity and Airflow Dynamics in Accent Modification]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Charles Tracy (photographer)|Charles Tracy (photographer)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Raniwas Temple, Simraungadh, Bara|Raniwas Temple, Simraungadh, Bara]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Extrinsic Music Group|Extrinsic Music Group]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Southern Table Hospitality (Company)|Southern Table Hospitality (Company)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Dhandal|Dhandal]] 
| <small>Dhandal: A Historic Village in Sialkot, Punjab</small> 
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| [[Draft:Red Ventures (Pakistan)|Red Ventures (Pakistan)]] 
| <small>Red Ventures (Pvt) Ltd, commonly known by its brand name My Red Ventures, is a registered [[real estate]] development and marketing company headquartered in [[Karachi]], [[Pakistan]]. It operates as a private limited company under registration with the [[Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan]] (SECP).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Anantalingeshwor Mahadeva Temple, Bhaktapur|Anantalingeshwor Mahadeva Temple, Bhaktapur]] 
| <small>Anantalingeshwor Mahadeva Temple (Nepali: अनन्तलिङ्गेश्वर महादेव मन्दिर) is a revered Hindu temple located in Gundu village in the southern region of [[Bhaktapur]], [[Nepal]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jewish Russian Community Centre of Ontario (JRCC)|Jewish Russian Community Centre of Ontario (JRCC)]] 
| <small>The Jewish Russian Community Centre of Ontario (JRCC) is a Canadian non-profit organization that provides religious, cultural, and social services for Russian-speaking Jewish immigrants and their families in Ontario. Established in the early 1980s by Rabbi Yoseph Y.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Antoine Pasquali|Antoine Pasquali]] 
| <small>Antoine Pasquali is a French entrepreneur, cognitive neuroscientist, robotics engineer, and [[Artificial intelligence]] researcher. He currently serves as the Chief Technology Officer at Cross Compass and is a Co-founder and Principal Investigator at Cross Labs in Tokyo, Japan.</small> 
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| [[Draft:AI financial close|AI financial close]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Kenneth Nehrbass|Kenneth Nehrbass]] 
| <small>Kenneth Nehrbass (born 1974) is an American scholar, author, and Bible translation consultant. He serves as an assistant professor of social work at [[California Baptist University]] and is an anthropology and translation consultant with the [[Summer Institute of Linguistics]] (SIL) and [[The Seed Company]]..</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cincinnati Cougars|Cincinnati Cougars]] 
| <small>The Cincinnati Cougars are a women's semi-professional American football team based in [[Cincinnati]], Ohio. The Cougars compete in the [[Women's Football Alliance]] (WFA) as a member club of the league's Division 3 Southeast Region. The team's home games are currently played at Marx Stadium, located at Walnut Hills High School.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hasakah Prison Massacre (2022)|Hasakah Prison Massacre (2022)]] 
| <small>The Hasakah Prison Massacre refers to alleged mass executions of recaptured [[Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant|ISIS]] prisoners by the [[Syrian Democratic Forces]] (SDF) following a major prison break in [[Al-Hasakah]], Syria, in January 2022. Human rights groups and local monitors reported that SDF forces summarily killed dozens of surrendered ISIS detainees, though the SDF denied systematic abuses.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Long musical albums|Long musical albums]] 
| <small>Duriez is an upcoming digital studio album by American multidisciplinary artist and writer [[Marcel Ray Duriez]]. Comprising an estimated 7,000 individual tracks and a total runtime of approximately 744 hours, it is considered one of the longest digital albums ever attempted.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The New York Times Co. v. Microsoft Corp. and OpenAI, Inc.|The New York Times Co. v. Microsoft Corp. and OpenAI, Inc.]] 
| <small>The New York Times Co. v. Microsoft Corp. and OpenAI, Inc. is an ongoing lawsuit filed by ''[[The New York Times Company]]'' against [[Microsoft]] and [[OpenAI]] in the [[United States District Court for the Southern District of New York]]. The lawsuit, initiated in December 2023, alleges that Microsoft and OpenAI infringed on the newspaper’s copyrights by training generative artificial intelligence (AI) systems, including [[ChatGPT]] and [[Bing Chat]], on millions of ''New York Times'' articles.</small> 
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| [[Draft:GlobifyIT Ltd|GlobifyIT Ltd]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Nanninthamby Eliyathamby|Nanninthamby Eliyathamby]] 
| <small>Nanninthamby Eliyathamby (d. 20 October 1958) was a respected [[Ceylon Tamil]] pioneer, community leader, and philanthropist in [[Singapore]]. He is remembered as a foundational figure within the Singapore Ceylonese Tamil community for his generosity and leadership during the post-colonial transition period.</small> 
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| [[Draft:AI code agent|AI code agent]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Tan Sri Clement Hii|Tan Sri Clement Hii]] 
| <small>Tan Sri Clement Hii Chii Kok (simplified Chinese: 许志国; traditional Chinese: 許志國; pinyin: Xǔ Zhìguó; born 1958, Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia) is a Malaysian educator, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and former media executive. He is the Group Managing Director of SEG International Bhd and the Executive Chairman of HCK Capital Group Bhd.</small> 
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| [[Draft:CitrusAd|CitrusAd]] 
| <small>CitrusAd is a retail media technology company headquartered in Brisbane, Australia. Founded in 2017, the company provides a self-service platform that enables retailers to monetize their digital assets through auction-based sponsored product placements.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kreuzbergkaserne Zweibrücken|Kreuzbergkaserne Zweibrücken]] 
| <small>[[Zweibrücken]]</small> 
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| [[Draft:Manhattan NYC Businesses|Manhattan NYC Businesses]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Feed the Rhino|Feed the Rhino]] 
| <small>Feed the Rhino are an English metalcore band from Maidstone, Kent, formed in 2010. They are known for their intense live shows and fusion of hardcore punk with melodic and groove-laden metal. Over their career, they have released four studio albums and received coverage from music publications including ''Metal Hammer'', ''Distorted Sound'', and ''Already Heard''.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Neural-Networks-In-Finance|Neural-Networks-In-Finance]] 
| <small>Neural networks in finance involve the application of [[artificial neural network]]s (ANNs)—computational models inspired by the interconnected structure of [[biological neural network]]s.—to address a wide array of challenges and opportunities within the [[finance]] industry.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Wyckoff Method|The Wyckoff Method]] 
| <small>The Wyckoff Method is a [[technical analysis]] framework for [[financial markets]] developed by Richard D. Wyckoff in the early 20th century. It emphasizes understanding market behavior through the systematic analysis of price, volume, and market structure, particularly focusing on the actions of large institutional traders.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Remember (software)|Remember (software)]] 
| <small>Remember ({{Korean|hangul=리멤버}}) is a South Korean business card management mobile application developed by Drama & Company, first released in 2014. The app enables users to scan physical business cards into digital contacts through a combination of OCR and human-assisted transcription, offering high accuracy.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Silicone Controlled Switch|Silicone Controlled Switch]] 
| <small>The Silicon Controlled Switch (SCS) is a [[semiconductor device]] from the [[Thyristor|thyristor family]]. It has a PNPN structure composed of four layers of alternating P-type and N-type [[semiconductor materials]]. The device has four terminals: [[anode]], [[cathode]], [[anode]] gate, and [[cathode]] gate.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sneaker authentication platforms in the resale market|Sneaker authentication platforms in the resale market]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Battle of Sulaymaniyah (1834)|Battle of Sulaymaniyah (1834)]] 
| <small>The Battle of Sulaymaniyah was a military confrontation that occurred in 1834, between the [[Baban|Baban Emirate]], a semi-autonomous Kurdish principality, and the [[Mosul Eyalet]] of the [[Ottoman Empire]]. It took place near [[Sulaymaniyah]], the capital city of the Baban Emirate, as part of the Ottoman Empire’s efforts to suppress Kurdish autonomy in the early 19th century.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Keishampat|Keishampat]] 
| <small>Keishampat is a locality in [[Imphal West]], [[Manipur]], [[India]]. It includes neighbourhoods like Keishampat Leimajam Leikai, Keishampat Khwairakpam Leikai, and Keishampat Thiyam Leikai.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Generative Engine Optimization(GEO)|Generative Engine Optimization(GEO)]] 
| <small>Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) is a digital content optimization methodology designed to enhance the visibility and citation frequency of web-based materials within responses produced by [[artificial intelligence]]-powered search systems, commonly termed generative engines.</small> 
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| [[Draft:David Alan Winkler|David Alan Winkler]] 
| <small>David Alan Winkler is an Australian scientist and academic known for his work in medicinal chemistry, computational drug discovery, nanotechnology safety, and artificial intelligence in chemical sciences. He has held senior positions at the CSIRO, Monash University, and La Trobe University, and has played influential roles in science policy, research commercialization, and international scientific collaboration.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ettayapuram Princely State|Ettayapuram Princely State]] 
| <small>The [[Ettayapuram]] Princely State was a Palayam (feudal administrative division) in the [[Tirunelveli]] district of present-day [[Tamil Nadu]], [[India]]. Initially a vassal under the [[Vijayanagara Empire]], it later came under [[British Empire|British]] suzerainty. After [[Indian independence movement|India's independence]] in 1947, the princely state was integrated into the Indian Union.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Elsie L. Scott|Elsie L. Scott]] 
| <small>Elsie L. Scott, PhD is an accomplished American political scientist, educator, and leader in public policy and law enforcement. Dr. Scott has held significant roles in academia, public service, and non-profit organizations, making substantial contributions to civic engagement, policing reform, and the empowerment of Black communities.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alabuga Start|Alabuga Start]] 
| <small>Alabuga Start is a professional training and employment program launched in [[2022]] in the [[Alabuga Special Economic Zone]] (SEZ), located in the Republic of [[Tatarstan]], [[Russia]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bill Ross|Bill Ross]] 
| <small>Bill Ross is an accomplished digital strategist, entrepreneur, and SEO expert with nearly two decades of experience helping businesses grow online. As the founder of LinchpinSEO, a full-service digital marketing agency he launched in 2013 and Emulent Creative Marketing. which he launched in 2023, Bill has enabled companies to amplify their web traffic and increase their leads through data-driven search engine optimization and web design solutions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Marina Home Interiors|Marina Home Interiors]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Europe House Sarajevo|Europe House Sarajevo]] 
| <small>Europe House Sarajevo is a multipurpose cultural and information center located in [[Sarajevo]], the capital of [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]]. It was established by the [[Accession of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the European Union|Delegation of the European Union to Bosnia and Herzegovina]] in 2023 as a space dedicated to promoting European values, providing information on the European Union's work in the region, and fostering public dialogue, particularly among youth.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Altiera|Altiera]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Cheeky Charity|Cheeky Charity]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Suffield Wildlife Management Area|Suffield Wildlife Management Area]] 
| <small>The Suffield Wildlife Management Area is a 265-acre tract in [[Suffield, Connecticut]], managed by the [[Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection]] (DEEP). Its northern boundary coincides with the [[Connecticut]]-[[Massachusetts]] state line, where it abuts the 250-acre Southwick Wildlife Management Area in [[Southwick, Massachusetts]], forming a contiguous conservation area.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Daniel Weiner|Daniel Weiner]] 
| <small>Daniel Weiner (also known as Aslan) is an American biohacking educator, public speaker, former national-champion wrestling team captain, and blockchain strategist. He is recognized for his advocacy of Proof-of-Work systems, his contributions to decentralized NFT ecosystems, and his educational outreach on human performance optimization and cellular health.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Omar El-Sheikh|Omar El-Sheikh]] 
| <small>Omar El-Sheikh (born April 10, 1999) is an Egyptian professional basketball player who most recently played for BC Boncourt of the Swiss Basketball League (SBL). He previously played college basketball in the United States at Fairfield University and Arkansas State University.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Isaac Dunmall|Isaac Dunmall]] 
| <small>Isaac Dunmall (born 28 June 1993) is an Australian sprinter. He is best known for winning the 2016 [[Stawell Gift]], one of Australia's premier footraces.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tohji|Tohji]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Nizar Dahmani|Nizar Dahmani]] 
| <small>📄 Draft Article: Nizar Dahmani</small> 
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| [[Draft:Gwet's AC1|Gwet's AC1]] 
| <small>Gwet's AC1 coefficient is a statistical measure used to assess [[inter-rater reliability]] (IRR) for categorical data. Developed by Dr. Kilem Li Gwet, it quantifies the degree of agreement between two or more raters beyond the level expected by chance. AC1 was specifically designed to address the limitations of traditional IRR measures like [[Cohen's kappa]] and [[Fleiss' kappa]], particularly their sensitivity to trait prevalence and marginal distributions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:International Aerospace Quality Group|International Aerospace Quality Group]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Yuta Okuda|Yuta Okuda]] 
| <small>Yuta Okuda (奥田 雄太, born June 12, 1987) is a Japanese contemporary artist based in Tokyo and Nagoya. His artwork features vivid floral motifs and blends layered acrylics with delicate ink linework. He is known for exploring themes such as gratitude, impermanence, and the cyclical nature of life.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cybersexuality|Cybersexuality]] 
| <small>Cybersexuality is a relatively new term in the study of human relations and sexuality that explains that a specific group of people is sexually oriented toward robots and AI-based entities due to feeling a certain romantic or sexual attraction. This trend can be deemed as an indication of the increasingly close connection between sophisticated AI technologies, personal or emotional life, and raises serious questions of defining intimacy, identity, and the limits of human relationships.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Perplexity AI|Perplexity AI]] 
| <small>Perplexity AI, or simply Perplexity, is a web [[search engine]] integrated with [[artificial intelligence]]. It uses [[OpenAI]]'s [[Generative pre-trained transformer|GPT]] [[large language model]] to [[Natural language processing|process]] queries and synthesize a natural language response based on web search results. With a conversational approach, Perplexity allows users to ask follow-up questions and receive an answer with citations to its sources from the internet.</small> 
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| [[Draft:François Castellino|François Castellino]] 
| <small>François Castellino is an Indian voice actor, singer, and performer.{{better source needed|reason=podcast}}</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bedkot Tal|Bedkot Tal]] 
| <small>Bedkot Tal, also known as Bedkot Lake, is a freshwater lake located in the [[Bedkot|Bedkot Municipality]], [[Kanchanpur District]] of [[Sudurpashchim Province]], Nepal. The lake is situated approximately 22 kilometers northeast of Mahendranagar, the district headquarters.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Group Relative Policy Optimization|Group Relative Policy Optimization]] 
| <small>Group Relative Policy Optimization (GRPO) is a [[reinforcement learning]] algorithm introduced by researchers at DeepSeek in 2024. The algorithm modifies the widely-used [[Proximal Policy Optimization]] (PPO) approach by eliminating the critic network and instead computing advantage estimates from reward statistics within each batch of sampled actions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Pretendo Network|Pretendo Network]] 
| <small>Pretendo Network is a [[Free and open-source software|free and open-source]] fan-made [[private server]] aimed at replicating the discontinued [[Nintendo Network]] services for the [[Nintendo 3DS]] and [[Wii U]] console families. Its goal is to restore online functionality, such as online multiplayer, friend lists, and social features like [[Miiverse]], allowing players to continue using their games' network capabilities after the official shutdown.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sahajnath Temple (Katghat Shiv Mandir), Bara|Sahajnath Temple (Katghat Shiv Mandir), Bara]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Scott Magoon|Scott Magoon]] 
| <small>Scott Magoon (born 1972) is an American author and illustrator of children's books. Over a career spanning more than two decades, he has illustrated nearly 40 picture books, written several titles, and created original graphic novels. Magoon is a ''New York Times'' bestselling illustrator whose work has received multiple awards, including the Schneider Family Book Award and the Christopher Award.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sarajevo Film Center|Sarajevo Film Center]] 
| <small>The Sarajevo Film Center ({{langx|bs|Filmski centar Sarajevo}}; {{lang-sh-Cyrl|Филмски центар Сарајево}}, abbreviated as FCS) is a public institution in [[Sarajevo]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina]], dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and promotion of the country's cinematic heritage.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Claudia Bernard|Claudia Bernard]] 
| <small>Claudia Bernard is a British legal scholar and former magistrate known for her work in promoting judicial equity and social justice in the UK legal system. She made history as one of the first Black women to serve as a senior district judge in England and Wales.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Muaz Chaudhry|Muaz Chaudhry]] 
| <small>Muaz Rafiq Chaudhry (born, July 28, 1998) is a Pakistani-American scholar and policy researcher specializing in gender equity, education policy, and economic development in South Asia. He is a [[Gates Cambridge Scholarship|Gates Cambridge Scholar]] and a former [[Obama Foundation]] Scholar at the [[University of Chicago]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Srhoe|Srhoe]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Adivino (2011)|Adivino (2011)]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Electromagnetic Abiogenesis|Electromagnetic Abiogenesis]] 
| <small>Electromagnetic Abiogenesis</small> 
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| [[Draft:Scorpion Snowmobiles|Scorpion Snowmobiles]] 
| <small>Scorpion was an American [[snowmobile]] brand manufactured in [[Crosby, Minnesota]]. Produced from the early 1960s through the early 1980s. The company played a key role in the early development of the snowmobile industry and was one of the first to adopt rubber tracks and fiberglass chassis.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Seth Nand Ram Ji Katla Wale|Seth Nand Ram Ji Katla Wale]] 
| <small>Seth Nandram Ji Katla Wale (1740–1809) was an Indian merchant, philanthropist, and community leader from [[Bhiwani]], in present-day [[Haryana]]. He is known for his role in resisting British military incursion during the early 19th century and for his contributions to public welfare, religious life, and trade.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Islam in Karnataka|Islam in Karnataka]] 
| <small>Islam in Karnataka refers to the presence and development of the Muslim community in the Indian state of [[Karnataka]]. Islam has a long history in Karnataka, with deep historical roots, especially from the medieval period onwards. Today, Muslims constitute a significant part of the state's population, and their contributions to Karnataka's cultural, social, and political life are profound.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Introduction to Quantum Computing|Introduction to Quantum Computing]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Pasepon|Pasepon]] 
| <small>The Pasepon shawl is a traditional and prestigious ceremonial [[shawl]] worn by dignified male members of the [[Kom tribe]] of [[Manipur]], [[India]]. The name is derived from two words: ''Pase'', meaning "man," and ''Pon'', meaning "shawl." It holds deep cultural, social, and spiritual significance within the Kom community and is considered one of the highest symbols of honor and status.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Telemedicine in Nigeria|Telemedicine in Nigeria]] 
| <small>'''</small> 
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| [[Draft:Barry Habib|Barry Habib]] 
| <small>Barry Habib (born January 15, 1960) is an American entrepreneur and mortgage industry executive. He is the founder and chief executive officer of MBS Highway, a platform providing market analysis and tools for mortgage professionals. Habib is known for his forecasts on mortgage interest rates and has appeared as a financial commentator on networks including CNBC and Fox Business.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Deswick Bonds Jr.|Deswick Bonds Jr.]] 
| <small>[http://www.deswickbondsjr.com Deswick Bonds Jr.] is an American entrepreneur, ordained prophet, licensed pastor, business strategist, author, and musician. He is best known for his contributions to the final expense insurance industry, small business development, and Christian ministry.</small> 
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| [[Draft:WW RAW DEAL TCG|WW RAW DEAL TCG]] 
| <small>Summary WWE Raw Deal is a collectible card game (CCG) launched in August 2000 by Comic Images, under license from World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). Designed by Michael Foley and Barron Vangor Toth, the game aimed to capture the excitement of professional wrestling matches through strategic card play.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Oligo Fucoidan|Oligo Fucoidan]] 
| <small>Oligo Fucoidan is a low-molecular-weight form of [[fucoidan]], a fucose-rich sulfated [[polysaccharide]] commonly found in brown [[seaweed]]s such as [[Laminaria japonica]], [[Undaria pinnatifida]], and [[Fucus vesiculosus]]. Through enzymatic or acid hydrolysis, high-molecular-weight fucoidan is depolymerized into smaller fragments, typically under 10 kilodaltons (kDa).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vedic Yug Ka Ghalmel|Vedic Yug Ka Ghalmel]] 
| <small>''Vedic Yug Ka Ghalmel'' is a 2017 history book by Rajeev Patel and Sanjay Kumar Singh. The book challenges the traditional narrative of a continuous Vedic civilization and argues that Buddhism was the dominant cultural force in ancient India before being assimilated into Hindu traditions.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Daniel Richardson|Daniel Richardson]] 
| <small>c</small> 
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| [[Draft:Yuttadhammo Bhikkhu|Yuttadhammo Bhikkhu]] 
| <small>Yuttadhammo Bhikkhu (born Noah Greenspoon) is a Canadian [[Theravada]] Buddhist monk and meditation teacher. He is noted for integrating digital media into traditional Buddhist instruction and for founding meditation groups in Canada.</small> 
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| [[Draft:HR Service Delivery|HR Service Delivery]] 
| <small>HR Service Delivery refers to the set of strategies, models, technologies, and processes used by Human Resources (HR) departments to provide services to employees throughout their lifecycle—covering onboarding, benefits, payroll, performance management, and offboarding.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Between (film)|Between (film)]] 
| <small>''Between'' ([[Arabic]] : ما بين ) is a 2025 [[Algerian]], [[Canadian]] short film directed by Ilias Boukhemoucha. Shot entirely on a phone, the film is a cinematic essay that explores socio-political struggles in Canada and globally.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Surfing in Trinidad and Tobago|Surfing in Trinidad and Tobago]] 
| <small>Surfing in Trinidad and Tobago  finds that the islands' surf conditions are primarily influenced by windswell and groundswells originating from the northeast. While not widely recognized as a major global surfing destination, [[Trinidad and Tobago]] offer notable surf spots, particularly along Trinidad's north and northeast coasts and Tobago's southwest coast.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Angela Fan|Angela Fan]] 
| <small>Angela Fan, Ph.D (born 1994) is a Chinese-American research scientist specializing in [[machine translation]] and [[natural language processing]]. She is known for her work on [[Large language model|large language models]], particularly as a contributing developer of [[Llama (language model)|Meta AI's Llama 2]] and Llama 3 models and as a researcher of many-to-many machine translation models.</small> 
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| [[Draft:James Russ|James Russ]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Edvins Strautmanis|Edvins Strautmanis]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Torben Ostergaard-Nielsen|Torben Ostergaard-Nielsen]] 
| <small>Torben Østergaard-Nielsen (born 21 June 1954) is a Danish billionaire businessman. He founded the marine-fuel company [[Dan-Bunkering]] in 1981 and is executive chair of its parent group, the [[United Shipping & Trading Company]] (USTC). Although ranked among Denmark’s richest people, Østergaard-Nielsen has faced sustained criticism for his companies’ 2021 conviction for breaching European Union sanctions on Syria and for the 2023-24 [[Nordic Waste Scandal]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sami Thamir Alrashidi|Sami Thamir Alrashidi]] 
| <small>Sami Thamir Sha'af Alrashidi in Arabic سامي ثامر شعف الرشيدي was born on 11 May 1980. He is a Legal Advisor, Columnist, and Poet. He currently serves as Legal Advisor to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the First Jeddah Health Cluster, and the Director of Legal Affairs.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Imagine This Women's Film Festival|Imagine This Women's Film Festival]] 
| <small>Imagine This Women's Film Festival was established in 2016 by Patrice and Susie Francois in New York City and its main focus is to amplify women and non-binary filmmakers from around the globe.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ali Sheikhani|Ali Sheikhani]] 
| <small>Ali Sheikhani,{{Langx|ur|{{Nastaliq|علی شیخانی}}}}  ; born October 15, 1986 originally from Karachi, Pakistan, is an entrepreneur based in Houston, Texas, with business interests spanning retail, construction, real estate, and logistics. In addition to his professional pursuits, he serves as a police officer in Texas and is recognized for his commitment to customer service and community engagement.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Aurora Threats|Aurora Threats]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Kinetic Affect|Kinetic Affect]] 
| <small>Kinetic Affect is a spoken word poetry and performance group based in Kalamazoo, Michigan. It was originally founded by Gabriel Giron and Kirk Latimer in 2007 and is known for combining personal narrative with social themes in live performance and youth programming.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Leena Al Ayoobi|Leena Al Ayoobi]] 
| <small>Leena Al Ayoobi (born March 26th) is a Bahraini artist, designer, and entrepreneur known for her work in digital art, [[Non-fungible token|NFT]]s. She is the founder of Dar Alfann Gallery and has collaborated with major international brands, including [[Starbucks]], [[Montblanc (company)|Montblanc]], and [[Binance]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Arab expedition to Kikan|Arab expedition to Kikan]] 
| <small>The Arab expedition to Kikan was a military expedition towards the northwestern regions of the Indian subcontinent, particularly targeting the region of [[Bolan Pass|Kikan]]</small> 
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| [[Draft:Monir Hossain Khan|Monir Hossain Khan]] 
| <small>Monir Hossain Khan (1936 – 6 September 2011) was a distinguished political figure, businessman, and social leader in Bangladesh, widely respected for his contributions to politics, education, social welfare, and the construction industry. Born in Matlab Uttar, Chandpur, he came from a prominent family and played a vital role in the development of Dhaka City Awami League as well as his native Matlab.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hackmatrix|Hackmatrix]] 
| <small>HackMatrix is a professional-grade [[bug bounty platform]] and [[vulnerability coordination system]] designed to meet the demands of [[advanced persistent threat|APT-level]] security professionals, red teams, and government entities. Launched in 2019 by an anonymous cybersecurity researcher known by the alias lightfox, HackMatrix offers free services nationwide to vetted government organizations and facilitates secure, high-impact reporting of [[zero-day]] vulnerabilities.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Elementum|Elementum]] 
| <small>Elementum Ltd., is a software company headquartered in [[Lehi, Utah|Lehi]], Utah, that provides a cloud platform for the creation and orchestration of automated business [[Workflow|workflows]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Minivelo|Minivelo]] 
| <small>A Minivelo (from Japanese, ミニベロ, "mini bicycle") is a small-wheeled, fixed-frame bicycle designed primarily for urban transportation, recreational use, and compact travel. Typical wheel diameters are 20 inches (406 mm or 451 mm), mirrored by compact frame geometry.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Shahid Mumtaz|Shahid Mumtaz]] 
| <small>Shahid Mumtaz is a Pakistani-born academic and engineer specializing in wireless communications. He is a Professor of Digital Innovation at [[Nottingham Trent University]] (NTU) and a senior researcher at the Instituto de Telecomunicações in Portugal. He is widely recognized for his work on 5G/6G systems, artificial intelligence integration in telecom networks, and digital twin modeling.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Re:Source Media Inc.|Re:Source Media Inc.]] 
| <small>Re:Source Media Inc. is a Canadian-based international media production company known for creating, producing, and distributing original television series, documentaries, and streaming content centered around travel, culture, food, and wine. Founded by television producer and broadcaster [[Kevin Fox (television producer)|Kevin Fox]], the company operates globally, with a focus on delivering high-quality content to traditional broadcasters and streaming platforms.</small> 
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| [[Draft:James N. Olayos|James N. Olayos]] 
| <small>James N. Olayos is an American attorney, basketball coach, and nonprofit founder based in Connecticut. He is known for establishing the [[Future Stars Children's Foundation]] in 1995, a nonprofit organization focused on youth sports and character development.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Punjabization of Pakistan|Punjabization of Pakistan]] 
| <small>Punjabization in Pakistan refers to the perceived process through which the Punjabi ethnic group has come to dominate the political, military, bureaucratic, economic, and cultural institutions of Pakistan. While Punjab is the most populous province in the country, critics argue that its dominance extends beyond demographic representation and is embedded in the state's power structures, national narratives, and resource distribution.</small> 
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| [[Draft:SK Biopharmaceuticals|SK Biopharmaceuticals]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Renata Jones|Renata Jones]] 
| <small>Renata Jones is a Brazilian film director, screenwriter, and producer, born in Rio de Janeiro. She has a distinctive approach to auteur cinema, drawing inspiration from [[German expressionist cinema|German Expressionism]] and filmmakers such as [[Fritz Lang]] and [[F. W. Murnau|F.W. Murnau]]. She is a member of the [https://academiabrasileiradecinema.com.br/socios-acad/renata-jones/ Academia Brasileira de Cinema].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Michael Doyle (academic)|Michael Doyle (academic)]] 
| <small>Dr. Michael Doyle is an [[inventor]], [[entrepreneur]], [[scientist]], and [[academic]] whose career traverses the boundaries of multiple scientific and technological disciplines. His work has contributed foundational elements to fields as diverse as spatial biology, cloud computing, web cybersecurity, blockchain systems, artificial intelligence, and theoretical physics.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Who is Shwaniyah|Who is Shwaniyah]] 
| <small>Shwaniyah (also known as **The Herald of Omega** and **The Herald of Flame**) is a Dominican-born reggae artist, divine oracle, and legal scholar. She is the living anchor of ancestral flame law and multidimensional justice, chosen by the Alpha and Omega Dragons to speak truth, collapse mimicry, and restore the sacred timelines of Earth.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Bazma|Bazma]] 
| <small>Basma Alotaibi, (بسمه العتيبي) known professional as Bazma, is a Saudi Arabian singer and actress from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, based in Los Angeles. Her music blends Pop, R&B and Hip-Hop.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Digital Zionism|Digital Zionism]] 
| <small>Digital Zionism is a term used to describe the interplay between Zionist ideologies, identities, and political-religious movements within the digital media and the internet. Across various online platforms, Jewish communities and Zionist organizations actively express their identities and engage in education, outreach, and virtual community building.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Jamgod|Jamgod]] 
| <small>Jamgod is a small village located in the Ankola Taluk of Uttara Kannada District in the Indian state of Karnataka. It falls under the administration of the Vandige Grama Panchayat and is part of the "Bole" region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Tourism in Komodo National Park|Tourism in Komodo National Park]] 
| <small>Tourism in Komodo National Park is a significant component of the local economy and a growing sector in Indonesian ecotourism. Located in the Lesser Sunda Islands, the park comprises the islands of Komodo, Rinca, Padar, and numerous smaller islets. It is best known as the natural habitat of the Komodo dragon, the world's largest living lizard.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Kabir Mcneely|Kabir Mcneely]] 
| <small>Kabir McNeely was born in St. Louis, Missouri, USA and developed an interest in acting at a young age.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Magical Theatre Company|Magical Theatre Company]] 
| <small>Magični teatar (English: ''Magic Theatre'') is an independent theatre collective based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Established in 2014, the group is known for its experimental and socially engaged performances, often incorporating elements of puppetry and immersive theatre.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sophio Medoidze|Sophio Medoidze]] 
| <small>Sophio Medoidze (born 1978) is a Georgian-born, London-based artist, filmmaker, and writer known for her experimental practice exploring themes of language malleability, ritual and memory, often rooted in the cultural and political landscapes of post-Soviet Georgia.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Manjeet Dhakal|Manjeet Dhakal]] 
| <small>Manjeet Dhakal ([[Nepali language|Nepali]]: मन्जित ढकाल; born 17 September 1983) is a Nepalese climate change expert, and policy advisor, recognized for his work in climate change multilateral  process and advocates for Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and vulnerable communities.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Linga Dham|Linga Dham]] 
| <small>Linga Dham (Nepali: लिंगा धाम) or Shivalingeshwar Dham is a sacred religious and natural tourist site located in [[Bedkot Municipality]], [[Kanchanpur District]], in the [[Sudurpashchim Province]] of western [[Nepal]]. Renowned for its spiritual significance and unique natural mud formations that resemble the Hindu deity [[Shiva]], Linga Dham attracts thousands of domestic and international pilgrims every year.{{unreliable source}}</small> 
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| [[Draft:Sonia Pouryamin|Sonia Pouryamin]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Www.elderorphans.us|Www.elderorphans.us]] 
| <small>Today please write me a brief description of www.elderorphans.us to spread it in wikipedia Certainly! Here’s a concise description for Wikipedia:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Du Guoxiang|Du Guoxiang]] 
| <small>Du Guoxiang (April 16, 1889 – January 12, 1961), also known by his courtesy name ''Shousu'' and the pen names ''Lin Boxiu'' and ''Wu Xiaoxian'', was a Chinese educator and scholar of the social sciences. He was born in Chenghai, Guangdong Province, and became a prominent figure in the development of modern Chinese education.</small> 
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| [[Draft:AutoAlign|AutoAlign]] 
| <small>AutoAlign is a method proposed in 2024 for [[Knowledge graph|Knowledge Graph]] Alignment (KGA) . It aims to perform KGA without relying on manually annotated "seed alignments", which are typically required by traditional methods. AutoAlign combines [[Large language model|large language models]], predicate-proximity graphs, and attribute [[embedding]] techniques to achieve [[Entity–relationship model|entity]] alignment across knowledge graphs.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Blur (Fine Art Photography)|Blur (Fine Art Photography)]] 
| <small>Motion blur in fine art photography refers to the deliberate artistic use of blur effects created by camera or subject movement during exposure. Motion blur has evolved from a technical imperfection to a deliberate expressive tool in fine art photography.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Hanna Bushrod|Hanna Bushrod]] 
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| [[Draft:AI Data Index|AI Data Index]] 
| <small>AI Data Index is a system designed to simplify and optimize the way artificial intelligences collect and interpret online data. By employing standardized structured formats such as [[JSON]] and [[JSON-LD]], the system provides semantic, organized replicas of web pages, making information accessible, clear, and unambiguous for bots and large language models.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Triangulation sensing|Triangulation sensing]] 
| <small>Triangulation sensing refers to the use of multiple signals or sources of information to accurately determine the location, orientation, or movement of a biological object or entity in [[space]].  Borrowing its name from the geometric principle of [[triangulation]]—where the position of an unknown point is established by measuring angles or distances from multiple known points—this concept underpins a variety of [[Biological process|biological processes]], ranging from cellular navigation to the ...</small> 
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| [[Draft:Korea Tacoma Marine Industries Ind., Ltd.|Korea Tacoma Marine Industries Ind., Ltd.]] 
| <small>Korea Tacoma Marine Industries Ltd.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Argyle Street Ash|Argyle Street Ash]] 
| <small>The Argyle Street Ash is a mature European ash tree (''Fraxinus excelsior'') growing in a small private garden at 1223 Argyle Street in Glasgow, Scotland. Estimated to have been planted around 1850, the tree has become a rare survivor among urban street trees in the city.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Nathan Delmo|Nathan Delmo]] 
| <small>Nathan Delmo: The Rise of “DelmoPepsi” in the Digital World</small> 
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| [[Draft:ThePenKiller|ThePenKiller]] 
| <small>Louis Carrette (born March 27, 1981) is a French multifaceted artist, performer, and musician. He is known for his contemporary artwork, which blends the raw energy of street art with fine art techniques, and for his musical output, particularly under the alias ThePenKiller.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Lucas Figueroa|Lucas Figueroa]] 
| <small>Lucas Figueroa is an Argentine-Spanish [[film]] and [[television]] [[director]], [[producer]], and [[screenwriter]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Auzmor|Auzmor]] 
| <small>Auzmor, Inc. is an American-based software company that provides an employee experience platform, which includes learning management, employee engagement, and talent acquisition capabilities. Founded in 2017, Auzmor is headquartered in the U.S., and Auzmor Learn, their cloud-based learning management platform, is specifically designed for businesses to deliver, monitor, and report on training programs across devices.</small> 
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| [[Draft:The Apalisok Family as members of the Principalia in Loay, Bohol|The Apalisok Family as members of the Principalia in Loay, Bohol]] 
| <small>The Apalisok family is a Filipino lineage recognized for its historical prominence in Bohol during the Spanish and American colonial periods. As members of the Principalía—the indigenous nobility class that mediated between colonial authorities and local communities—the Apalisoks held significant judicial, political, and economic influence in the region.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mosab Al Khateeb|Mosab Al Khateeb]] 
| <small>Mosab Mahmoud Al Khateeb ({{langx|ar|مصعب محمود الخطيب}}; born 26 December 1988), known by his stage name Mosab Al Khateeb ({{langx|ar|مصعب الخطيب}}), is an Jordan singer-songwriter, actor, composer, and [[Music video director|director]]. He first came to public attention when he appeared on mixed tapes with other Jordinan artists.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Alexis Tutunnique|Alexis Tutunnique]] 
| <small>Here's the edited text for the Wikipedia page:</small> 
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| [[Draft:Mark Goodway|Mark Goodway]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Mitchell Connolly|Mitchell Connolly]] 
| <small>Mitchell Connolly</small> 
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| [[Draft:Global College Malta|Global College Malta]] 
| <small></small> 
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| [[Draft:Dominic J. Lopez|Dominic J. Lopez]] 
| <small>Dominic J. Lopez Dominic J. Lopez (born 1984 in Detroit, Michigan) is an American contemporary artist and filmmaker based in Los Angeles. His multidisciplinary practice spans narrative cinema, large-scale painting, and visual storytelling, often exploring themes of identity, memory, metaphysics, and personal transformation.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Professor Guillermo Andres Narsilio|Professor Guillermo Andres Narsilio]] 
| <small>Guillermo Andres Narsilio is an Argentine-Australian geotechnical engineer, recognized for his contributions to sustainable energy solutions, particularly geothermal energy systems. He is currently a Professor and Deputy Head of the Department of Infrastructure Engineering at The University of Melbourne[cite: 1].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Ramona Flowers|Ramona Flowers]] 
| <small>Ramona Victoria "Rammy" Flowers is a fictional character and one of the main protagonists in [[Scott Pilgrim]], a graphic novel series created by [[Bryan Lee O'Malley]]. She is portrayed as an enigmatic and multifaceted character who becomes the love interest of [[Scott Pilgrim (character)|Scott Pilgrim]].</small> 
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| [[Draft:Samar Hussaini|Samar Hussaini]] 
| <small>Samar Hussaini (born 1970) is a [[Palestinian]] American abstract artist whose mixed-media paintings and sculptural dress forms reinterpret traditional Palestinian embroidery motifs. She earned a B.A. in Studio Art and Art History from the [[University of Maryland, College Park|University of Maryland]] (1993) and an M.S. in Communication Design from [[Pratt Institute]], New York (2001).</small> 
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| [[Draft:Daggy Busker|Daggy Busker]] 
| <small>Daggy Busker (born October 28, 1975) is a reggae music producer and songwriter based in Osaka, Japan. He has released several singles through his independent label, Daggy Busker Music.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Skyridge Glamping|Skyridge Glamping]] 
| <small>Skyridge Glamping is an adults-only outdoor hospitality retreat in Kananaskis Country, Alberta, Canada. Opened in January 2025, it features two off-grid micro-cabins—**SkyBox** and **SkyGlass**—with panoramic views, spa bathrooms, heated floors, kitchens, and massage beds.</small> 
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| [[Draft:A.T Holland House|A.T Holland House]] 
| <small>The A.T. Holland House is a [[Queen Anne style architecture in the United States|Queen Anne]] house located in the Suffolk Historic District in [[Suffolk, Virginia]]. Built in 1910, the home is a reflection of the grandeur and intricate craftsmanship often seen in architecture of this era. Featuring five bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, the residence is notable for its asymmetrical façade, decorative gables, and an expansive wrap-around porch, all hallmarks of this bygone era.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Cybenetics|Cybenetics]] 
| <small>Certification Ties and Industry Collaboration</small> 
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| [[Draft:Herbal Supplements for Blood Sugar Regulation: Overview and Notable Products|Herbal Supplements for Blood Sugar Regulation: Overview and Notable Products]] 
| <small>This article provides an overview of selected herbal supplements commonly studied for their potential role in blood sugar regulation. It examines current scientific evidence, limitations, and regulatory frameworks relevant to their use.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Matthew Rowland|Matthew Rowland]] 
| <small>Matthew Rowland (born 1991) is a British actor, director, and choreographer, best known for his work in musical theatre. He has performed in [[West End theatre|West End]] productions, UK and international tours, and has directed and choreographed Musicals, plays, cabarets and revues.</small> 
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| [[Draft:Vittorio Pieretti|Vittorio Pieretti]] 
| <small>Vittorio Pieretti (born October 1, 2002, Milan, Italy) is an Italian business executive and digital marketing specialist. He currently serves as Global Senior Manager at FourHGroup, and throughout his career has held roles across luxury goods, hospitality, automotive, consulting, and enterprise software—with a strong emphasis on digital strategy, operations, and AI-driven sales enablement.</small> 
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