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added links pointing to SADC, Dub, Urban, Act, Masters, Singles, Zulu, Boiler Room, Worldwide, Digitally, ADE, Black Coffee, Shana, Dancefloor, Charles Webster and 360°

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added a link pointing to Black Coffee

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You cannot remove cleanup tags from articles without stating a reason or getting consensus. Also, not everything in the infobox needs to be wikilinked. You need to avoid WP:OVERLINK. Versace1608 (Talk) 19:17, 13 August 2014 (UTC) reply