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Ekaterina Moskovskaya

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• Hi, please read WP:C guideline. We cannot have long passages copypasted from http://www.moscowskaya.com/pages/01e.htm . Anyway the text like: She made a simultaneous start both in painting and writing in Prague, the city that evokes one’s innate sense of beauty, at the age of 13, when Providence shows one his calling is not encyclopedic and almost unusable. Try to stick to the facts represented in the neutral manner without peacock expressions and commersial advertisements Alex Bakharev (talk) 00:41, 4 November 2008 (UTC)

November 2008

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Copyright problem: Ekaterina Moskovskaya

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Update regarding copyright concern

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