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Reference Errors on 25 June

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Welcome

Dear FetullahFan, I think you are new in editing, welcome. Last time, when you are moving some text from Movement to Schools page you forgot refs source codes. I fixed those references for you. (references has some additional text that does not appear in read view). Thus, while copying/moving text from one page to another use source (edit view) text, instead of read view text. Regards Yakamoz51 (talk) 09:23, 17 July 2014 (UTC)

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• http://www.beehiveacademy.org/v2/attachments/article/77/BSTA-Grading%20Schools%20Report%202013.pdf> and scored above the Utah mean in the 8th grade writing assessment<ref>http://www.beehiveacademy.

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