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I've substantially added to both articles, you can check the histories for yourself. I don't recall copy and pasting directly from the page at all. I did however use the drafts I had on my computer of my contributions to the Reform War which means I was likely copying myself. I could still definitely use the copied template next time if there's a risk that two pages will have the same text. Thank you for the heads up. Rainier Blue (talk) 16:29, 22 May 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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