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  • Name: Call me Al (he, him, his)
  • Main interests: ITN, Recent Deaths, Current Events, Year in Topic. Biographies and Women in Red. Politicians related to Catalonia, Mediterranean countries, Latin America, the Caucasus and Microstates. Elections, judiciary and law.
  • Listed works: On the Main Page, DYK and GA, I've included a list of articles that have been posted after I improved and successfully nominated them (or nominated by another fellow editor). In Women in Red, I have included a list of articles that I have created for each monthly and annual initiative.
  • What have I done? Please leave your comment on my Talk Page. I will try to respond as soon as I can 😊

Main Page: In The News and Recent Deaths

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Most recent on top

2026

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2025

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2024

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2023

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  1. Greece Constantine II of Greece dies (as updater)
  2. Guatemala Álvaro Colom
  3. Andorra 2023 Andorran parliamentary election
  4. Spain Josep Piqué
  5. Spain Carmen Sevilla (as updater, not nominator)
  6. Italy Arnaldo Forlani (as updater, not nominator)
  7. Spain Francisco Ibáñez Talavera (as updater, not nominator)
  8. Catalonia Carme Junyent (as updater, not nominator)
  9. Spain María Teresa Campos
  10. Latvia Evika Siliņa, new prime minister of Latvia
  11. Moldova Mircea Snegur
  12. Hungary László Sólyom (as updater, not nominator)
  13. Finland Martti Ahtisaari (as updater, not nominator)
  14. Andorra Antoni Martí (as updater, not nominator)
  15. Georgia (country) Tengiz Kitovani
  16. Spain Jerónimo Saavedra

2022

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2021

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  1. Spain Alberto Oliart
  2. Spain Àlex Casademunt
  3. Ivory Coast Hamed Bakayoko
  4. Spain Josep Baselga
  5. Kosovo Vjosa Osmani, new president of Kosovo
  6. Cyprus  Vassos Lyssarides
  7. Greece  Theodore Katsanevas
  8. Spain Manuel Clavero
  9. Namibia Mburumba Kerina
  10. Zambia Kenneth Kaunda dies
  11. Armenia 2021 Armenian parliamentary election
  12. Spain Mila Ximénez
  13. Italy Raffaella Carrà
  14. Nepal Sher Bahadur Deuba, new prime minister of Nepal
  15. Spain José María Gay de Liébana
  16. Mexico Abel Ramírez Águilar
  17. Spain Menchu Álvarez del Valle
  18. Spain Eduardo Martínez Somalo
  19. Morocco 2021 Moroccan general election
  20. Portugal Jorge Sampaio
  21. Spain 2021 Cumbre Vieja volcanic eruption (as updater)
  22. Emirate of Dubai Expo 2020
  23. Spain Emiliano Aguirre
  24. Greece Fofi Gennimata (as updater, not nominator)
  25. Spain José Antonio González Casanova
  26. France  Georgie Dann (as updater, not nominator)
  27. Russia Siluyan
  28. Nicaragua 2021 Nicaraguan general election
  29. Romania Nicolae Ciucă, new prime minister of Romania
  30. Spain Almudena Grandes
  31. Spain Oriol Bohigas
  32. Austria Karl Nehammer, new chancellor of Austria
  33. Mexico Vicente Fernández
  34. Italy Riccardo Ehrman
  35. Greece Karolos Papoulias (as updater, not nominator)

2020

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2019

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Did You Know

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  1. Catalonia DYK that Catalan artist Josefa Tolrà created paintings and embroideries while in a trance? (13/12/2025)
  2. Andorra DYK that in 1973 Carme Travesset became the first woman in Andorra to hold elected office? (30/10/2025)
  3. Portugal DYK that Celeste Caeiro's actions led to the naming of the 1974 coup in Portugal as the Carnation Revolution? (9/12/2024)
  4. Spain DYK that Jerónimo Saavedra was the first openly gay politician to serve in several high public offices in Spain? (12/12/2023)

Good Article

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  1. Greece  Constantine II of Greece, with User:Therealscorp1an (17 March 2023)

Women in Red

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June 2026: Countries starting with I, J, K and L

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May 2026: Religion and Spirituality

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May 2026: Countries starting with G and H

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April 2026: Countries starting with D, E and F

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April 2026: Cascading women

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  1. Esiteri Vakalala-Kamikamica → National Council of Women of Fiji
  2. Alexia Rivas → Zahara Umud → Lomi Bedo → Dharuelly D'Aza
  3. Randa El-Menshawy → Naglaa El-Ahwany

March 2026: Countries starting with C

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February 2026

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  1. Peru Denisse Miralles

February 2026: Black women

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February 2026: Countries starting with B

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January 2026: Countries starting with A

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2026: Sports initiative

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December 2025–January 2026: Women who died in 2025

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December 2025

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December 2025: Food and drink

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November 2025: Asian women

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October 2025: Women in STEAM

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October 2025: Halloween

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September 2025: Microstates

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August 2025: Indigenous women

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May 2021: Women in Europe contest

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  1. Andorra Maria Teresa Armengol

January 2020

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  1. Vatican City Italy Francesca Di Giovanni

August 2019: Indigenous women

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August 2019: Millennial countries

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  1. Kosovo Feride Rushiti

July 2019: Microstates

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June 2019: Mediterranean

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January 2019: Caucasus

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December 2018: Countries beginning with 'I'

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October 2018

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  1. Romania Oana Lungescu

October 2018: Women in STEM

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  1. Andorra Silvia Calvó i Armengol

October 2018: The Mediterranean

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September 2018: Hispanic Countries

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Subpages

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Major contributions

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Other articles created

Deaths

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  1. Spain Bernardo Cortés, singer and humorist.
  2. Argentina Patricio Echegaray, communist leader.
  3. Tunisia Romdhan Chatta, actor.
  4. Spain Dámaso González, bullfighter.
  5. Spain Victorino Martín Andrés, fighting bull cattle rancher.
  6. Italy Angelo Munzone, former Mayor of Catania.
  7. Portugal José Pratas, referee.
  8. Brazil Helley de Abreu Silva Batista, teacher and heroe.
  9. Italy Paolo Lunardon, abbot.
  10. Spain Pinito del Oro, trapeze artist.
  11. Spain José María Romero de Tejada, Attorney General of Catalonia.
  12. Spain Alfonso Lacadena, historian and archaeologist of Mayan culture.
  13. Spain Josefina Samper, feminist, syndicalist and communist politician.
  14. Zimbabwe Gochomu J. Mudzingwa (C), traditional ruler.
  15. Spain Blas Calzada Terrados, economist and former president of INE and CNMV.
  16. Spain Forges, cartoonist.
  17. Greece Floros Konstantinou, politician, former lawmaker.
  18. Spain Antonia La Negra, cantaora and bailaora.
  19. Spain José Arranz, priest.
  20. Spain Gemma Romanyà i Valls, businesswoman.
  21. France Jean Michel Larrasket, academic.
  22. Andorra Rosa Ferrer Obiols, politician and former Minister and Mayor.
  23. Spain Miguel Barceló Pérez, senator.
  24. Spain Jorge Wagensberg Lubinski, scientist.
  25. Spain Ángel Peralta Pineda, bullfighter.
  26. Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic Bujari Ahmed
  27. Spain Santi Ibáñez, actor.
  28. Spain Pepe Mediavilla, voice actor.
  29. Bolivia Óscar Saavedra San Martín
  30. Spain Luis Montes Mieza, pro-euthanasia activist.
  31. Spain Luisa Pastor Lillo, politician.
  32. Mexico Armando Salgado
  33. Egypt Mohamed Shaker
  34. Greece Angelos Delivorrias
  35. Peru Efraín Trelles
  36. Spain Montse Pérez, actress.
  37. Portugal Acácio Pereira Magro
  38. Spain Javier Aller, actor.
  39. Norway Tore Torell, magician.
  40. Malta Charles Thake, actor.
  41. Peru Demetrio Túpac Yupanqui
  42. Spain Marcos de Celis, bullfighter.
  43. Mauritius Abhimanyu Unnuth, writer.
  44. Greece Maria Martika
  45. Guatemala Fernando Mazariegos
  46. Spain José Marfil Peralta, soldier and Holocaust survivor.
  47. Spain María José Alcón, politician.
  48. Italy Antonio Giuliano
  49. Colombia Manuel José Bonnet
  50. Ecuador Ángel Medardo Luzuriaga
  51. Greece Errikos Briolas
  52. Spain Enrique Beotas, journalist.
  53. Andorra Conxita Mora Jordana, former Mayor of Andorra La Vella.
  54. Spain Nicolás Cotoner y Cotoner, civil servant for the Royal House.
  55. Spain María Dolores Gispert Guart, voice actress.
  56. Greece Irini Lambraki
  57. Greece Stavros Tsakurakis
  58. Greece Giorgos Katsibardis
  59. Greece Manos Eleutheriou
  60. Greece Chrysa Spiliotis
  61. Kuwait Souad Al-Humaidhi
  62. Poland Jan Kirsznik
  63. Estonia Jüri Rätsep
  64. Peru Enrique Verástegui
  65. Colombia Herbert King (actor), actor.
  66. Greenland Ûssarĸak K'ujaukitsoĸ
  67. Romania Mihai Radu Pricop, senator.
  68. Spain Maruja Carrasco, chef.
  69. Azerbaijan Hasanaga Sadigov
  70. Egypt Sanaa Mazhar
  71. Germany Rotraut Wisskirchen, Biblical archaeologist.
  72. Switzerland Jakob Schönenberger, former lawmaker.
  73. Saudi Arabia Majid Al-Majid, singer.
  74. Armenia Sergey Ambartsumian, scientist, academic and politician.
  75. Greece Rika Vayani, journalist and magazine editor.
  76. Indonesia Aji Muhammad Salehuddin II, regent.
  77. Brazil Clóvis Fernandes, football fan.
  78. Kuwait Sheika Frayha Al-Ahmad
  79. Palestine Samir Salameh, artist.
  80. Jordan Mohammed Awad al-Zayyud, politician.
  81. Algeria Abu Bakr al-Jazaeri, Sunni Islamic scholar.
  82. Spain María José la Valenciana, internet personality.
  83. Iraq Rafif al-Yasiri, doctor and model.
  84. Spain Marisa Sánchez, chef.
  85. Bolivia Rosa Ríos, actress.
  86. Mali Khaira Arby, singer.
  87. Jordan Yasser Al-Masri, actor.
  88. Spain Miguel Ángel Sanz Bocos, Spanish Civil War aviator.
  89. Spain Cristina Marsans, golfer.
  90. Spain Pedro Roncal, journalist.
  91. Portugal Pedro Queiroz Pereira, businessman.
  92. Spain Rosa Maria Carrasco i Azemar, politician.
  93. Italy Iolanda Nanni, deputy.
  94. Egypt Kawther Ramzi, actress.
  95. Argentina Elsa Bloise, actress.
  96. Spain Elisa Serna, singer.
  97. Andorra Maria Dolors Maestre i Pal, philanthropist.
  98. Chile Sofía Cuthbert, Operation Condor victim.
  99. Syria Makdah Murah, actress.
  100. Guatemala Celia Barrios de Reyna, First Mother of the Nation.
  101. Greece Anna Karabessini, singer-songwriter.
  102. Peru Carmencita Lara, singer.
  103. Costa Rica Bernarda Vásquez Méndez, feminist.
  104. Italy Alessandra Codazzi, partisan and senator.
  105. Italy Anna Gabriella Ceccatelli, senator.
  106. Spain Esperanza la del Maera, singer.
  107. Qatar Abdulaziz Jassim, actor.
  108. Spain Mariano Rajoy Sobredo, magistrate.
  109. Spain María Jesús San Segundo, politician.
  110. Italy Mariasilvia Spolato, LGTBI activist.
  111. Spain Chiquetete, singer.
  112. Spain María Jesús Rosa Reina, boxer.
  113. Spain Antonio César Fernández, priest.
  114. Dominican Republic Anthony Ríos, singer.
  115. Spain Mari Carmen Izquierdo, journalist.
  116. Ecuador Michelle Medina, journalist and TV personality.
  117. Spain Joan Antoni Solans Huguet
  118. Spain Pepe Oneto, journalist.
  119. Ghana Nana Yaa Nyamaa II, traditional ruler.
  120. Greece Fróso Spentzári, former lawmaker.
  121. Spain Concha Hidalgo, actress.
  122. Spain Maria Pilar Busquets, former Síndica d'Aran.
  123. Spain Romà Cuyàs i Sol, sports executive.
  124. Spain Ascención Mendieta, activist.
  125. Venezuela Pedro Nikken, jurist.
  126. Saudi Arabia Bandar bin Muhammad Al-Saud, royal.
  127. Greece Antonis Balomenakis, former lawmaker.
  128. Argentina Claudio Bonadio, federal judge.
  129. Andorra Joan Armengol, politician, former Mayor of Andorra la Vella.
  130. Spain Diana Garrigosa, former "First Lady" of Catalonia.
  131. Spain Carmen de Mairena, television personality.
  132. Spain Jesús Gayoso Rey, Civil Guard.
  133. Spain Rafael Gómez Nieto, Civil War veteran and member of French Resistance.
  134. Spain Josep Sala Mañé, casteller.
  135. France Princess Diana of Bourbon-Parma, royal.
  136. Spain Juan José García Corral, bullfighter.
  137. Greece Dinos Christianopoulos, poet, writer and editor.
  138. Egypt Aida Kamel, actress.
  139. Spain Manolo Navarro, bullfighter.
  140. Spain José Rivera Pérez, bullfighter.
  141. United States John Fulton, bullfighter.
  142. Andorra Antoni Puigdellívol, politician and businessman.
  143. Spain Juan del Río Martín, Military Archbishop of Spain.
  144. Spain Joan Eloi Vila, guitarist.
  145. Spain Vicent Tur, politician.
  146. Spain Enrique Rodríguez Galindo, Civil Guard and convicted state terrorist.
  147. Spain Consuelo Rodríguez, regional deputy.
  148. Spain Julio Márquez de Prado, magistrate.
  149. Spain Xato de Museros, Valencian pilotari.
  150. Portugal José Júlio, bullfighter.
  151. Portugal Mário Coelho, bullfighter.
  152. Portugal Carlos Antunes, politician and anti-fascist militant.
  153. Colombia Edgar García (C), bullfighter.
  154. Spain Àlex Casademunt, singer, actor and TV presenter.
  155. Spain Pablo Lozano, bullfighter and cattlemen.
  156. Spain Aurelio Desdentado (C), magistrate.
  157. Andorra Climent Palmitjavila (C), politician.
  158. Spain Joaquim Tosas, engineer and politician.
  159. Spain Esteban Yáñez, actor, musician and blogger.
  160. Spain José Ramón Ónega, journalist, writer and politician.
  161. Spain Carles Trullols i Clemente, roller hockey player and coach.
  162. Argentina Eduardo de Lázzari (C), judge.
  163. Spain Llorenç Cassi, athlete.
  164. Spain Miguel Ángel Furones, publicist.
  165. Chile Spain Hugo Stuven Cangas, TV director.
  166. Spain  La Camboria (C), flamenco dancer.
  167. Spain  José Luis Álvarez de Castro, politician.
  168. Greece  Dimitrios Talaganis, architect and artist.
  169. Spain Emilia Currás, information scientist.
  170. United States Nicaragua Paul Oquist (C), presidential advisor.
  171. Dominican Republic Erasmo Vásquez (C), physician and politician.
  172. Spain Roberto Fraile, journalist and cameraman.
  173. Spain Maria Bofill, potter.
  174. Spain José María Gay de Liébana, economist.
  175. Spain Javier Santamaría, politician.
  176. Spain  Anastasio López Ramírez, politician.
  177. Spain  Enrique Pérez Parrilla, politician.
  178. Andorra Susagna Arasanz, politician.
  179. El Salvador Alfredo Martínez Moreno, jurist and diplomat.
  180. Spain José Antonio González Casanova, jurist.
  181. Spain Dositeo Rodríguez, politician.
  182. Spain José Luis González Novalín, priest.
  183. Spain Juan Ignacio Campos, attorney.
  184. Spain Francisco Laína, politician.
  185. Spain Juan Antonio Quintana, actor.
  186. Netherlands Alex Brenninkmeijer, jurist.
  187. Spain Jesús Mariñas, journalist.
  188. Spain Estanislao de Grandes, diplomat.
  189. Spain Núria Feliu, singer.
  190. Catalonia África Lorente Castillo, politician.
  191. Spain Juan Francisco García Sánchez, magistrate.
  192. Catalonia Montserrat Casas, abbess
  193. Andalusia María Díaz Cañete, politician
  194. Spain Alfredo Montoya Melgar, magistrate
  195. Italy Michelangelo Riccardo Maria Tiribilli, abbot
  196. Spain Enrique Cáncer, magistrate (C)

Spanish officeholders

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Andorra

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  1. Andorra Tribunal de Corts
  2. Andorra Sílvia Riva González, current Minister of Culture and Sports.
  3. Andorra Mariona González Reolit, former lawmaker and former president of the Socialist Party.
  4. Andorra Roser Suñé Pascuet (C), former Speaker.
  5. Andorra Maria Ubach i Font, former Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Biographies of men

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Judiciary of Spain

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Women officials of the Roman Curia

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  1. Spain Núria Calduch
  2. Italy  Raffaella Petrini

Bullfighting

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Val d'Aran

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Others

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Working in

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Categories created

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  • Category:Mayors of Andorra la Vella
  • Category:Mayors of City of San Marino
  • Category:Women officials of the Roman Curia
  • Category:Franciscan Missionaries of Mary
  • Category:Comboni Missionary Sisters
  • Category:Members of National Council of Monaco
  • Category:Primo! Priorité Monaco politicians
  • Category:Sisters of the Company of Mary, Our Lady
  • Category:Muxe people
  • Category:Women indigenous leaders
  • Category:Tehuelche people
  • Category:Women who received the International Women of Courage Award
  • Category:Aranese people
  • Category:Síndics d'Aran
  • Category:Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Papua New Guinea
  • Category:Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Andorra
  • (削除) Category:Members of the Francoist Courts (削除ここまで)
  • Category:Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Nicaragua
  • Category:Deaths from the COVID-19 pandemic in Cyprus
  • Category:Judiciary of Andorra

Future articles

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Catalan women

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Others

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The Good Article Barnstar
I award you this for your contributions in helping to bring Constantine II of Greece to Good Article status (and also for all your hard work in that article). I really appreciate the help you provided when I came to you for support in nominating and passing the article. Congratulations and great job! - Therealscorp1an (talk) 02:45, 1 April 2023 (UTC)
The Current Events Barnstar
Awarded for efforts in expanding and verifying articles related to the 2021–2022 Russo-Ukrainian crisis and 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. Awarded by Cdjp1 (talk) 7 March 2022 (UTC)
The Sombrero Barnstar
For polishing and extending Vicente Fernández even though it was already widely supported. KittenKlub (talk) 18:16, 13 December 2021 (UTC)
The Stub Barnstar
Thank you for expanding Òscar Ribas Reig! Joofjoof (talk) 03:47, 21 December 2020 (UTC)
The Editor's Barnstar
For meritorious editing of the Deaths in 2017 page! Greetings from England and keep up the good work. Ref (chew) (do) 20:19, 6 September 2017 (UTC)

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