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"The Balkan Girls" is a song recorded by Romanian singer Elena Gheorghe" → remove "recorded"
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"Written by Laurențiu Duță" → It was Written by Laurențiu Duță
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"Music critics generally gave the song favorable review, praising its beat and catchiness" → Music critics generally gave the song mixed reviews, praising its beat while criticizing for its cheesiness.
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"music video released in March 2009." → add something summarizing what the video is about.
"In his book, Handbuch der Eurolinguistik (Handbook of Eurolinguistics), Uwe Hinrichs cited the " → Uwe Hinrichs, in his book, Handbuch der Eurolinguistik (Handbook of Eurolinguistics), cited the... (otherwise seems like its the book belonging to the previous author.)
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"the Azerbaijani entrants in the Eurovision Song Contest 2009" → explain relevancy?
followed by its YouTube release the following day → followed by its YouTube release the next day (avoid repetition of vocabulary)
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Bucharest's Silver Church club → Bucharest's Silver Church Club
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female dancers and dances there with fellow dancers→ female dancers and dances there with fellow dancers → same as the first one, "dance, dancers, dances..."
Is this some sort of new practice to wikilink everything? Even if it is the same magazine, website...I'm honestly asking.
I think this is actually a much better practice, as the user does not access the refs in order, so it may happen that he accesses one reference for the first time and the publisher is not linked there, because it has been linked in an earlier ref (which does not help in this case). This is the purpose of this linking. I'm sure I saw this type of linking on several articles I've edited on. Cartoon network freak (talk) 08:56, 17 June 2018 (UTC)[reply]