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License tagging for Image:DSC 0314.JPG

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License tagging for Image:Brian Epstien's home.JPG

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License tagging for Image:The back of Burghley House.JPG

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License tagging for Image:Brian Epstien's home-24 Chapel St. London..JPG

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Information about LSD

Hi. I've noticed you're adding some good information to the Lysergic acid diethylamide article, and I wonder if you can provide a source for it? Are you getting this information from a book, or a website, or what? If you don't know the proper format for citations at Wikipedia, that doesn't really matter - you can just cite something however you like, and somebody else is likely to format it for you. It would be great if you could let us know where your information's coming from, so others can verify it for themselves. -GTBacchus^(talk) 02:40, 10 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]

File:DSC 0314.JPG listed for deletion

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File:Paul McCartney's home at 7 Cavendish Ave, St. Johns Wood, London.JPG listed for discussion

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File:Tower House London.JPG listed for discussion

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