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This category holds all of Wikipedia's Good articles. It exists, among other reasons, to enable {{PAGESINCATEGORY:Good articles}} (39,563) to be used to give the number of Good Articles on Wikipedia. The number given by this category and by PAGESINCATEGORY may be slightly different. All pages transcluding {{ Good article}} are included here. Do not add pages to this category that are not good articles.