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POV Issues related to your edits in the St. Bernards High School Article.

It is important to note that the Wikipedia is not a place to copy official statements about a school from the school's website. Secondly, the Wikipedia is not the place to "sell" the school. Your good faith edits have been reverted. Careful future editing can focus on attributes of the school but significant POV issues were noted in your last edits and they are not appropriate for the encyclopedia. Please consider this before editing again. IF you continue to revert and add information from the school website verbatim, an administrator may be notified and you risk the loss of editing privileges if you continue. Norcalal (talk) 16:13, 22 March 2012 (UTC)

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November 2014

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my name is Kevin Zhao; and so KZ is my initials not a common abbreviation of Konzentrationslager.

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April 2016

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olympic basketball

If there is a four-way tie CRO and ESP will have 2 wins each, the other two one win each, then (by the rules) you start over between the teams that are still tied. The official details with examples are linked on the talk page, I will check that the main page is sourced properly.18abruce (talk) 01:03, 16 August 2016 (UTC)

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Nomination of AeroDesign Team of USC for deletion

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