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December 2014

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hi

You did not provide a reason for eliminating my information about official status for Latin. Please write it in the edit summary or on my talk page, or just put it back. There is no reason for eliminating the information. here on wikipedia we have to reach a consensus before eliminating stuff like that. --user:Neddy1234

OK, I've added a section on the talk page on this Catobonus (talk) 20:06, 4 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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