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- "Wikipedia is an encyclopedia designed by a committee" ..... Discuss.
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- vital link for fool-proof anonymity
- Ah-ha... so this is what good Administrators do!
- Great to see British Dance Band so close to Islamic recitation and Vintage gospel: (... [2])
- Burt Bacharach and Hal David (1965)
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The dusky seaside sparrow (Ammospiza maritima nigrescens) was a non-migratory subspecies of the seaside sparrow, found in Florida in the natural salt marshes of Merritt Island and along the St. Johns River. Discovered in 1872 by Charles Johnson Maynard, it was distinguished from other seaside sparrows by its dark coloration and distinct song. From the 1940s onwards, the dusky seaside sparrow population declined and eventually went extinct. This was the result of human activity in the area including pesticides and flooding applied to reduce mosquito populations, industrial expansion, and highway construction. The last definite known individual died on Discovery Island in Walt Disney World in 1987, and the subspecies was declared extinct in 1990. Photograph credit: P. W. Sykes, United States Fish and Wildlife Service
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-- Christopher Howse in The Daily Telegraph, how very accurate.
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........ "what's that you say, Soo? .... you have to sweep the streets you used to own. Awww.... never mind!!": "Just a puppet on a lonely string, Oh who would ever want to be king?"
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Please tick all that apply from the list above and explain why, with reliable references (N.B. it doesn't have to be a true answer) Please then gain consensus for your answer, from amongst a random sample of 934 strangely pseudonymic volunteer participants, before proceeding to Question 2 Note: This question is worth a maximum of 0 marks Marks will be deducted for obvious expressions of exasperation or humour Please show a full record of your working on the Talk Page Jotter provided Sleep is optional Please begin again yesterday
(note: Questions 2-56 have been speedily deleted for copyright infringement)
Please answer using the following cultural conventions: Modern contributors may respond thus: "Now just a moment, dude, let's take a rain-check on the underlying synergies here, we need to explore a few more dynamic possibilities for rationally ostensible underpinnings.... ". Traditional contributors may respond thus: "Go "troll yourself". (.... ye olde "Lancan-cester-shire greeting") Note: This question is worth a maximum of 100 marks Up to 99 marks will be deducted for not re-stating at least six arguments that have been archived in the last two years. Please turn over your paper when you hear the bell. A shared pencil will be provided (although it is a bit blunt, sorry - please invent your own sharpener)
What is the probability of choosing the right answer to question 58a?
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