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One could read the entire article and still have no idea of his private life/sexuality at all. That's because there's nothing about it. Yet he's categorised as LGBT. In order to support this categorisation, there must be some explicit material in the article about it. It's not enough for the subject to buried in sources. -- Jack of Oz[Talk]20:45, 14 October 2012 (UTC)Reply
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