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   1:45:12Using Wikipedia as a research starting pointNotable Point
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   1:46:13Public military specifications and the limits of a discussion ruleNotable Point
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   1:10Wikipedia as a research starting pointNotable Point
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   45:31The Wikipedia rule for modern military specificationsNotable Point
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   20:13Researching Chilean history across language boundariesNotable Point
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   1:32:44Can editing Wikipedia build historical skills?Q&A
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    24:44Use Wikipedia as a map to citable sourcesNotable Point
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    13:55Using Wikipedia as a gateway to naval-history sourcesNotable Point