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I am removing the paid editing template. Even if this article was created due to paid editing, the fact is that Taymur Jumblatt is undeniably a notable figure. He is the firstborn son of Walid Jumblatt, long-time political leader of Lebanon's Druze religious community, and according to media report has since succeeded his father in that political role (understandable since his father is now in his 70s, and given the tendency in many Middle Eastern cultures for leadership roles to be pass from father to son). The contents of the article seems to be mainly factual so I don't see any great bias to be concerned about. (Note some sources spell his first name Taymour instead of Taymur – this is a common thing with Arabic names, there are multiple ways to transliterate them into Latin script and so often the transliteration of an individual's name is inconsistent.) Mr248 (talk) 22:18, 2 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]
