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Tories caught red handed editing Wikipedia entry
12 Feb 2009 | by Staff
LONDON - The Conservatives have been caught editing a Wikipedia entry in an effort to embarrass...putting right an incorrect entry on Wikipedia... they are hugely embarrassed." The mystery remains over ...
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28 Jan 2009 | by Jacquie Bowser
similar to Wikipedia , and allows users to upload videos defining their favourite words. Birch also ...
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23 Jan 2009
. Think about it: the Bible was a Wikipedia of its day, a cut-and- paste job of varying views of one of ...
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