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I suggest that this article should be moved to '1929 Kopet Dag earthquake' to conform with the
Kopet Dag article name.
Mikenorton (
talk) 10:07, 29 August 2010 (UTC)reply
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I suggest that this article should be moved to '1929 Kopet Dag earthquake' to conform with the
Kopet Dag article name.
Mikenorton (
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Done done.
Smileguy91
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