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Hey @JackReynoldsADogOwner: I dispute the validity of the tag. Refs 2,3,5,9, 11 & 4/6 (same source) are all secondary sources. Note that the Guerin-Foster "Australian Rowing History" source is not an official Rowing Australia page but is an independent, 3rd party respected site drawing from a number of primary sources. Refs 1,7,8,10,12 could be deemed primary sources. In the case of 1, a claim that she has been selected as an Olympian for 2021 is probably best verified by an official Rowing Australia reference which is why I've used it. In the case of 10, it's backed up by 11 which is secondary. I'll await your view before removing the tag.-Sticks66 09:10, 28 May 2021 (UTC)Reply
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