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Section sizes

Section size for Phases of Operation Car Wash (97 sections)
Section name	Byte count	Section total
(Top)	1,211	1,211
Background	4,561	4,561
In Brazil	17	120,748
2014	179	15,664
Phase 1 — Operation Car Wash	1,863	1,863
Phase 2 — Operation Bidone	848	848
Phase 3 — Operation Dolce Vita	4,511	4,511
Phase 4 — Operation Casablanca	374	374
Phase 5 — Operation Bidone II	939	939
Phase 6 — Operation Bidone III	941	941
Phase 7 — Operation Doomsday	6,009	6,009
2015	316	22,146
Phase 8 — unnamed	727	727
Phase 9 — Operation My Way	1,232	1,232
Phase 10 — Operation What country is this?	2,395	2,395
Phase 11 — Operation In the beginning	1,358	1,358
Phase 12 — unnamed	1,993	1,993
Phase 13 — unnamed	1,272	1,272
Phase 14 — Operation Erga Omnes	1,366	1,366
Phase 15 — Operation Monaco Connection	1,614	1,614
Phase 16 — Operation Radioactivity	1,995	1,995
Phase 17 — Operation Pixuleco	1,063	1,063
Phase 18 — Operation Pixuleco II	2,725	2,725
Phase 19 — Operation Nessun Dorma	1,437	1,437
Phase 20 — Operation Corrosion	885	885
Phase 21 — Operation Free Pass	1,768	1,768
2016	83	25,329
Phase 22 — Operation Triple X	4,251	4,251
Phase 23 — Operation Acarajé	1,749	2,473
Preventive arrests	407	407
Temporary detentions	317	317
Phase 24 — Operation Aletheia	2,914	2,914
Phase 25 — Operation Polishing in Portugal	2,396	2,396
Phase 26 — Operation Xepa	208	208
Phase 27 — Operation Carbon 14	1,530	1,530
Phase 28 — Operation Vitória de Pirro	623	623
Phase 29 — Operation Playoff	1,146	1,146
Phase 30 — Operation Addiction	1,394	1,394
Phase 31 — Operation Abyss	1,452	1,452
Phase 32 — Operation Ghostbusters	980	980
Phase 33 — Operation One Left	813	813
Phase 34 — Operation X-Files	576	576
Phase 35 — Operation Omertà	488	488
Phase 36 — Operation Dragon	1,488	1,488
Phase 37 — Operation Calicute	2,514	2,514
2017	84	11,284
Phase 38 — Operation Blackout	2,524	2,524
Phase 39 — Operation Parallel	606	606
Phase 40 — Operation Asphyxia	487	487
Phase 41 — Operation Dry Well	406	406
Phase 42 — Operation Cobra	457	457
Phase 43 — Operation Without Borders	694	694
Phase 44 — Operation Slaughter	1,004	1,004
Phase 45 — Operation Slaughter II	1,277	1,277
Phase 46 — unnamed	1,861	1,861
Phase 47 — Operation Sothis	1,884	1,884
2018	86	12,029
Phase 48 — Operation Integration	450	450
Phase 49 — Operation Buona Fortuna	591	591
Phase 50 — Operation Sothis II	1,422	1,422
Phase 51 — Operation Déjà vu	386	386
Phase 52 — Operation Greenwich	339	339
Phase 53 — Operation Pilot	465	465
Phase 54 — unnamed	1,710	1,710
Phase 55 — Operation Integration II	830	830
Phase 56 — Operation Overdraft	1,916	1,916
Phase 57 — Operation No Limits	3,834	3,834
2019	64	27,181
Phase 58 — unnamed	1,162	1,162
Phase 59 — Operation Fifth Year	1,157	1,157
Phase 60 — Operation Ad Infinitum	2,061	2,061
Phase 61 — Operation Mammon's Disguises	2,658	2,658
Phase 62 — Operation Rock city	1,619	1,619
Phase 63 — Operation Carbonara Chimica	7,862	7,862
Phase 64 — Operation Pentiti	1,648	1,648
Phase 65 — Operation Gallery	1,385	1,385
Phase 66 — Operation Minimum Alert	1,888	1,888
Phase 67 — Operation Tango & Cash	1,763	1,763
Phase 68 — Operation Appium	852	852
Phase 69 — Operation Mine Map	1,684	1,684
Phase 70 — Operation Óbolo	1,378	1,378
2020	102	6,721
Phase 71 — Operation No Limits II	1,496	1,496
Phase 72 — Operation To sail is necessary	985	985
Phase 73 — Operation Shoulder to Shoulder	1,225	1,225
Phase 74 — Operation Sovrapprezzo	2,087	2,087
Phase 75 — BOEMAN	188	188
Phase 76 — Operation No Limits III	232	232
Phase 77 — Operation No Limits IV	229	229
Phase 78 — Operation No Limits V	177	177
2021	97	377
Phase 79 — Operation Vernissage	164	164
Phase 80 — Operation Pseudea	116	116
Abroad	1,245	1,245
See also	792	792
References	6,760	6,760
External links	1,962	1,962
Total	137,279	137,279

To sail is necessary

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This is from a quotation by Pompey, basically another version of "the needs of the many [the starving citizens] outweigh the needs of the few [the sailors who don't want to leave port in a storm]." Here are a couple of sources.^[1]^[2] Mathglot (talk) 05:36, 11 September 2020 (UTC)Reply

References

^ Navigare necesse est: To sail is necessary
^ Navegar é preciso, viver não é preciso "To sail is necessary, to live is not"

Copyvio at pt article

Latest comment: 4 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

I've just been working at the Fases article on pt-wiki, and there are a bunch of WP:COPYVIOs that are being dealt with there. Since translations of copyright violations are also copyright violations, some of the phases here may need to be cut back, and recreated. Notably, 71&ndahs;74, which I just created, but at least another dozen phases as well. See that Talk page at pt:Discussão:Fases da Operação Lava Jato and WP:P/O for details. Mathglot (talk) 11:41, 12 September 2020 (UTC)Reply

Choosing names for operations in this article

Latest comment: 4 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

This article is a translation from Brazilian Portuguese, in which (almost) all operational phases have code names chosen by the Brazilian investigative team. These names are in a variety of languages: mostly in Portuguese, a few in English ("My Way", "Greenwich"), a few in other languages like French or Latin that aren't translated into English but used in the original ("Deja Vu", "Ad infinitum"), and some in other languages which wouldn't make sense if left in the original. Only the first and last groups need to be translated into English; the others are left as is.

In choosing a code name in English for operational code names needing translation, the procedure was:

If the operation has been covered in reliable English sources, use the most common code name. Whether the code name was English or not doesn't matter; whatever code name was used in the English press, that's what we use here. (E.g., 'Polishing in Portugal').
If the operation itself is not covered by reliable English sources, for those code names which are allusions to names or quotations in literature, classics, or pop culture, use the recognized translation of that item in other contexts; e.g., 'Aletheia', 'Ghostbusters', 'Nessun Dorma', 'To Sail is Necessary', 'X-Files'; not a literal translation. (This sometimes requires some research, to figure out the origin of the operational code name.)
For code names which are simply descriptive names (e.g., 'Repescagem', 'Sem Fundos'), we choose an operational name analogous to the way descriptive article titles are chosen. Sometimes, there are multiple options in English ('Without Funds', 'Overdrawn', 'Overdraft'). In this case, we choose the most popular or common term in American English (the variety used in this article) that translates the concept behind the Brazilian code name, in the context of how it's being used in the section on that operation in the Brazilian article, pt:Fases da Operação Lava Jato. Sometimes this isn't an easy choice.

At time of writing, this covers operation names through Phase 75. If there are objections to any of the code names chosen for this en-wiki article, please raise them on this page, and propose an alternative name. Thanks, Mathglot (talk) 00:36, 27 October 2020 (UTC)Reply

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[1] Navigare necesse est: To sail is necessary

[2] Navegar é preciso, viver não é preciso "To sail is necessary, to live is not"

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