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Shouldn't the brave speech from Brayden Harrington on day 4 of the convention be included in the article? For the moment not a word is included about that, nor is even the mere fact he was a speaker included... --
fdewaele, 22 August 2020, 18:35 CET.
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Shouldn't the brave speech from Brayden Harrington on day 4 of the convention be included in the article? For the moment not a word is included about that, nor is even the mere fact he was a speaker included... --
fdewaele, 22 August 2020, 18:35 CET.
