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Thank you for reviewing the article for submission. The notification says that I may continue working on the article at Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/International Monetary Systems, Ltd.., however the article has been deleted. Can it be reinstated so that I can make changes? Imsbarter (talk) 19:35, 9 July 2013 (UTC)

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387	Codemasters (talk)	Add sources
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33	Slavery in Portugal (talk)	Expand
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8,271	Blog (talk)	Unencyclopaedic
674	Gun politics (talk)	Merge
143	Freedman (talk)	Merge
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569	Secession in the United States (talk)	Wikify
46	Battle of Rich Mountain (talk)	Wikify
1	2nd Virginia, Company D (talk)	Orphan
2	Aaron Alpeoria Bradley (talk)	Orphan
5	Sally Hacker (talk)	Orphan
15	Materialization (paranormal) (talk)	Stub
8	John R. Jones (talk)	Stub
9	27th Virginia Infantry (talk)	Stub
3	CSS Chickamauga (talk)	Stub
132	Xu Xin (talk)	Stub
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116	Action Force (talk)	Add sources
399	Philip Sheridan (talk)	Add sources
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4	Annappes (talk)	Cleanup
52	Abarangers (talk)	Cleanup
16	1862 in the United States (talk)	Expand
30	First Corps, Army of Northern Virginia (talk)	Expand
11	American Indian Stories (talk)	Expand
7,921	Blog (talk)	Unencyclopaedic
812	Pacifism (talk)	Unencyclopaedic
309	Origins of the American Civil War (talk)	Unencyclopaedic
151	Freedman (talk)	Merge
2	Fair Oaks & Darbytown Road Confederate order of battle (talk)	Merge
4	27th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment (talk)	Merge
2	Aaron Alpeoria Bradley (talk)	Wikify
9	Ario Pardee, Jr. (talk)	Wikify
558	Secession in the United States (talk)	Wikify
3	William Dudley Geer (talk)	Orphan
1	2nd Virginia, Company D (talk)	Orphan
1	Yen (band) (talk)	Orphan
3	CSS Chickamauga (talk)	Stub
8	27th Virginia Infantry (talk)	Stub
761	Suraj Sharma (talk)	Stub
7	John R. Jones (talk)	Stub
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447	Codemasters (talk)	Add sources
67	Louisville in the American Civil War (talk)	Add sources
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40	Slavery in Portugal (talk)	Expand
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21	1863 in the United States (talk)	Expand
23	Kutama (talk)	Unencyclopaedic
165	Slavery in India (talk)	Unencyclopaedic
55	Restavec (talk)	Unencyclopaedic
504	Acid-fast (talk)	Merge
35	Frontier Strip (talk)	Merge
14	Knob Creek Farm (talk)	Merge
45	Egyptian Expeditionary Force (talk)	Wikify
27	Kita-ku, Osaka (talk)	Wikify
3,398	Republican Party (United States) (talk)	Wikify
2	Ransom bond (talk)	Orphan
8	Serial offender hunting patterns (talk)	Orphan
35	Ghattamaneni family (talk)	Orphan
77	The Shadow Riders (film) (talk)	Stub
8	Fort Hill Cemetery (talk)	Stub
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10	Blinders (poultry) (talk)	Merge
9	Stormwatch: Team Achilles (talk)	Merge
61	Presidency of Thomas Jefferson (talk)	Merge
10	1967 Rose Bowl (talk)	Wikify
12	Scouting memorabilia collecting (talk)	Wikify
29	Battle of Rich Mountain (talk)	Wikify
2	Sally Hacker (talk)	Orphan
1	Central Confederacy (talk)	Orphan
27	Colonial South and the Chesapeake (talk)	Orphan
108	Nijam (talk)	Stub
12	4th Virginia Infantry (talk)	Stub
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325	History of the Southern United States (talk)	Add sources
148	John Hawkins (talk)	Add sources
75	The Guns of the South (talk)	Cleanup
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134	History of Virginia (talk)	Expand
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1,664	Napoleonic Wars (talk)	Unencyclopaedic
74	Slavery in antiquity (talk)	Unencyclopaedic
7	12th Virginia Infantry (talk)	Unencyclopaedic
10	Blinders (poultry) (talk)	Merge
9	Stormwatch: Team Achilles (talk)	Merge
61	Presidency of Thomas Jefferson (talk)	Merge
10	1967 Rose Bowl (talk)	Wikify
12	Scouting memorabilia collecting (talk)	Wikify
29	Battle of Rich Mountain (talk)	Wikify
2	Sally Hacker (talk)	Orphan
1	Central Confederacy (talk)	Orphan
27	Colonial South and the Chesapeake (talk)	Orphan
108	Nijam (talk)	Stub
12	4th Virginia Infantry (talk)	Stub
7	To a Southern Slaveholder (talk)	Stub
8	Foot cavalry (talk)	Stub
5	CSS Tacony (talk)	Stub
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