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(More) OK, I'm more or less taking the article back to where it was before AbbyLynHagyard (talk·contribs) edited it. The five edits made since then are minor, technical fixes to the edits made by AbbyLynHagyard. Here is the combined effect of AbbyLynHagyard's edits. Working through:
Was rewritten. I've restored the old wording, with citations to the relevant sources. No source was given for the new role as business consultant. The post on my talk page challenges the use of the word "comedienne" so I've added an inline cite for this.
"Syndicated in 53 countries worldwide" was added without a source. There is nothing to this effect in the You Can't Do That on Television.
The end date was changed from 1990 to 1991. No source was given for 1991, and the date 1990 agrees with You Can't Do That on Television and with IMDb.
The business consulting paragraph was rewritten. The previous version had no sourced either and was added in 2007 by an editor named AbbyHagyard (talk·contribs). I've chopped it down to one sentence.
The web site was added. It is in the infobox and external links, so doesn't need mentioning here as well.
It is unfortunate that the "five ACTRA awards" statement is only mentioned in a newspaper article about a fraud case. As AbbyLynHagyard points out on my talk page, and as shown in the references to this version of the article, she later received a full pardon. Per WP:UNDUE, I think it is justifiable to drop this statement and its reference.
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