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Nomination of Shauna Case for deletion

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CBS News

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Speedy deletion nomination of Austin North (actor)

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Proposed deletion of Susan Wornick

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Some more targeted comments:

I removed the social media links: they are not suitable for Wikipedia. We need reliable, independent sources.
Please look closely at Wikipedia:Notability_(journalists) the notability guidelines for journalists. I'm not sure that the subject of this article meets these requirements.

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Nomination of Susan Wornick for deletion

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Speedy deletion nomination of Layin' It on the Line

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