Talk:Richard Troxell
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Reversion of copyright violation
editI have reverted the recent version of this article as it was a blatant copyvio from http://www.portlandopera.org/performer/richard-troxell-duke. In addition, the new version had removed the referencing from the previous version as well as the formatting.
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