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Good job with the Senate party summary images!— Markles 21:57, 19 April 2010 (UTC)
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Sad to see that, like many serious contributors, you seem to have given up.
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I will probably visit that site often, as I think he writes interesting stuff.
He is also one of the developers of the Commons. Interesting.
Wish for you that you are spending your time in a useful way.
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