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It seems this article is correctly flagged for copyright investigation, as its summary and analysis (“Details”) are copied (or closely paraphrased) from the source identified in the copyright tag. To rewrite this article, please refer to the full text of the decision, at

Also refer to the subsequent history, as noted in the “Full rulings” section of this article under the dates of “July 28th 2004” and “February 14th 2007” (as cited in the original version of this article). Bwrs (talk) 20:00, 8 August 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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