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The article's been tagged with a "citation needed" template. Everything currently in the article is straight out of the book (I've just finished reading it). Is the book itself acceptable as a citation? It seems a bit silly to add a reference to what is, after all, the subject of the article - but you can't really get a better source. IMHO better not to unthinkingly slap an ugly great box at the top of it, but there you go. PeteVerdon (talk) 23:55, 15 December 2008 (UTC)Reply
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