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I'd removed Simonetta Lien from the list. She was a blogger for the Italian version of Vogue which IMHO doesn't meet the requirements of this page. This is not a page to list all Italians who are literate. @Brunswicknic: reverted saying in the edit summary "did you read the wiki page?" Yes, that's why I removed her from this list. She is clearly not notable, even as a Pia Zadora wannabe. I'll remove it again. Smallbones(smalltalk)18:15, 3 September 2017 (UTC)Reply
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