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This Wikipedian was born on 16 April 1994 and is 30 years, 0 months, and 28 days old.

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This user enjoys singing.

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The following articles are ones which I created or expanded considerably.

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"Anthemic" — a music single from English project Magnetic Man.
"Are You Not Entertained?" — a music single from London rapper Dot Rotten.
"ATM Jam" — a music single from Harlem rapper Azealia Banks.
"Cough Cough" — a music single from English band Everything Everything.
"Disparate Youth" — a music single from American singer-songwriter Santigold.
Dot Rotten — n/a.
"Don't Try (song)" — a music single from English band Everything Everything.
"Dream Lover (The Vaccines song)" — a music single from London quartet The Vaccines.
"Duet (song)" — a music single from English band Everything Everything.
Fantasea (mixtape) — a mixtape from Harlem rapper Azealia Banks.
"Forgiveness (Wretch 32 song)" — a music single from London rapper Wretch 32.
"Greek Tragedy (song)" — a music single from Liverpudlian band The Wombats.
"Handsome (song)" — a music single from London quartet The Vaccines.
"Honest (Kodaline song)" — a music single from Dublin quartet Kodaline.
"Houdini (song)" — a music single from American band Foster the People.
"Hush Little Baby (song)" — a music single from London rapper Wretch 32.
"Keep It On a Low" — a music single from London rapper Dot Rotten.
"Kemosabe (song)" — a music single from English band Everything Everything.
List of UK Dance Chart number-one singles of 2012 — n/a.
List of UK R&B Chart number-one singles of 2012 — n/a.
List of UK top 10 singles in 2012 — n/a.
List of UK top 10 singles in 2013 — n/a.
List of UK top 10 singles in 2015 — n/a.
"Love Me (Stooshe song)" — a music single from English group Stooshe.
"Molly (Cedric Gervais song)" — a music single from French DJ Cedric Gervais.
"My Kz, Ur Bf" — a music single from English band Everything Everything.
Nero discography — n/a.
"New York Raining" — a music single from American rapper Charles Hamilton.
Niki & The Dove — n/a.
"No Hope (song)" — a music single from London quartet The Vaccines.
Olly Murs discography — n/a.
"The One (Kodaline song)" — a music single from Dublin quartet Kodaline.
"Overload (Dot Rotten song)" — a music single from London rapper Dot Rotten.
"Photoshop Handsome" — a music single from English band Everything Everything.
Portamento — a studio album from American band The Drums.
Rudimental — n/a.
"Schoolin'" — a music single from English band Everything Everything.
"Shady Love" — a music single from American group Scissor Sisters.
Songs From Another Love — an extended play from English singer-songwriter Tom Odell.
Stooshe — n/a.
"Teenage Icon (song)" — a music single from London quartet The Vaccines.
"Time (Chase & Status song)" — a music single from English producers Chase & Status.
"Unorthodox (song)" — a music single from London rapper Wretch 32.
The Vaccines discography — n/a
"Why Should I Love You?" — a music single from London quartet The Vaccines.
"Wraith (song)" — a music single from Birmingham quartet Peace.
"Your Drums, Your Love" — a music single from London duo AlunaGeorge.
1991 — an extended play from Harlem rapper Azealia Banks.

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AlunaGeorge songs — the category page for British duo AlunaGeorge and their music singles.
Dot Rotten songs — the category page for London rapper Dot Rotten and his music singles.
Everything Everything albums — the category page for British band Everything Everything and their studio albums.
Everything Everything songs — the category page for British band Everything Everything and their music singles.
Example songs — the category page for London rapper Example and his music singles.
Foster the People songs — the category page for American band Foster the People and their music singles.
Olly Murs albums — the category page for English singer Olly Murs and his studio albums.
Rudimental songs — the category page for London quartet Rudimental and their music singles.
Songs produced by Flux Pavilion — the category page for English producer Flux Pavilion and the tracks produced by him.
Songs produced by Labrinth — the category page for English musician Labrinth and the tracks produced by him.
Stooshe songs — the category page for English group Stooshe and their music singles.
The Vaccines albums — the category page for London-quartet The Vaccines and their studio albums.
Wraith songs — the category page for Birmingham quartet Peace and their music singles.

Templates edit

Azealia Banks — the template for Harlem rapper Azealia Banks.
Calvin Harris singles — the template for Scottish musician Calvin Harris' music singles.
Dot Rotten — the template for London rapper Dot Rotten.
Example singles — the template for London musician Example's music singles.
Kasabian singles — the template for English group Kasabian's music singles.
Mona — the template for American band Mona.
Ms. Dynamite — the template for English rapper Ms. Dynamite.
Nero — the template for English producers Nero.
Niki & The Dove — the template for Swedish group Niki & The Dove.
Pixie Lott singles — the template for English singer Pixie Lott's music singles.
Rudimental — the template for London quartet Rudimental.
Tinie Tempah singles — the template for London rapper Tinie Tempah's music singles.
Wretch 32 — the template for London rapper Wretch 32.

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List of UK top 10 singles in 2014 — n/a.
Palma Violets — n/a.
Peace (band) — n/a.
Tom Odell — n/a.

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Barnstars

		The Original Barnstar
		For so regularly and diligently updating the lists of the 2010s UK Singles and Albums Charts number ones – your hard work hasn't gone unnoticed! A Thousand Doors (talk \| contribs) 01:40, 30 January 2012 (UTC)

	The Original Barnstar
	Thank you for your article, List of UK top 10 singles in 2013. Gilderien Chat\|List of good deeds 17:29, 6 January 2013 (UTC)