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The text of the entry was: Did you know ... that Forest Glen Park was among the earliest residential subdivisions in Montgomery County, Maryland, and was described by its developer as "Washington's most desirable suburb?"
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Overall: This article and hook satisfy all DYK criteria. The article became a GA on March 21, so it is new enough. It's certainly long enough. It features in-line citations with verifiable references. No copyvio detected via Earwig. Hook is sourced in-line and verifiable and is interesting. On the longer side for a DYK but within the 200-character limit. QPQ has been completed. Nice work! Topshelver (talk) 21:33, 23 March 2021 (UTC)[reply]
This article and hook satisfy all DYK criteria. The article became a GA on March 21, so it is new enough. It's certainly long enough. It features in-line citations with verifiable references. No copyvio detected via Earwig. Hook is sourced in-line and verifiable and is interesting. On the longer side for a DYK but within the 200-character limit. QPQ has been completed. Nice work! Topshelver (talk) 21:33, 23 March 2021 (UTC)