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The school seems to have been founded as "HWT Institute" and later became known as "HWT Institution". The name change may have happened when the school was taken over by the state after independence. It is called "institute" more often than "institution" in the sources, which mostly talk about early years. Where an article quotes a source that says "institute", the article text should remain as "institute" to conform to the source, and the link should match the text (not piped to "institution"). The link then redirects from "HWT institute" to "HWT institution". Redirection is preferable to piping. Aymatth2 (talk) 17:01, 11 February 2012 (UTC)Reply