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Forgot to note this in the edit summary, but I removed one of the people listed under section “Manufacturing” (previously “Makers” until I changed it in that same edit). No citation provided, and could not find any reference to the individual listed in relation to the Yaybahar, except on this article itself, through an internet search. As the individual does not seem notable, I have removed the statement. Azurewindowpanes (talk) 05:29, 8 March 2023 (UTC)Reply
