| It needs to be pointed out that only a relatively small number of Wikipedia articles are geotagged. |
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| Wikipedia volunteers will also double-check articles to ensure there is no plagiarism or copyright violation. |
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| In addition, the text of each article is hyperlinked where appropriate to other Wikipedia articles. |
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| Watch edits to the English Wikipedia happen almost real-time on a map with Wikipediavision, a neat dynamically-updating Google Maps mashup. |
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| So he wrote an op-ed piece in the newspapers and people started hearing about Wikipedia. |
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| Crucially, a great merit of Wikipedia is that Wikipedians work together to make articles unbiased. |
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| Compare the amount of money devoted to search engine optimisation with the much smaller field of public relations with Wikipedia. |
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| This came to me in my sleep last night, although I had to check the facts at Wikipedia. |
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| For general information on mutual funds, here is the Wikipedia article, originally written by yours truly. |
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| Wikipedia is working on making any word or phrase linkable to an array of information about that word. |
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| Wikipedia cofounder Jimmy Wales is committed to bringing the sum of all human knowledge to everybody on the planet. |
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| It appears that it may have originated in an unsourced, wholly imaginary Wikipedia entry. |
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| It seems like someone could do a mashup of Wikipedia, a dictionary, and a little other online content and have a pretty popular site. |
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| It makes the spartan Wikipedia page look a little cooler, offering entries in a swipeable, typeset format for casual perusing. |
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| While the content develops automatically and anarchically, nothing happens to the social structure of Wikipedia without the consent of the core community. |
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| If you want to look into it further, try reading the Wikipedia entry and maybe downloading something like Prolog to have a go and see what real AI is like. |
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| Wars have been fought with less intensity than the reversion battles on Wikipedia. |
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| Wikipedia has an entire entry on medicinal clays, though many are of the mud-bath variety. |
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| Wikipedia tells us that the late Lyle Shelton, a former stunt pilot, worked as a technical adviser. |
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| Neither proponents nor detractors of hive mind rhetoric have much interesting to say about Wikipedia itself, because both groups ignore the details. |
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| At first Wales and Sanger conceived of Wikipedia merely as an adjunct to Nupedia, sort of like a feeder product or farm team. |
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| Is it pompous to wonder why, as a working journalist, Wikipedia affords the other guy that title? |
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| I am a Wikipedian and link to the wonderful Wikipedia frequently. |
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| Wikipedia represents a fascinating embodiment of that collective understanding because it is open to contributions from all members of the human collective. |
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| A key principle of Wikipedia was that articles should have a neutral point of view. |
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| But it has now emerged the Wikipedia editor who probed the suspect web alterations was a Lib Dem supporter. |
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| I've opened an account with Wikipedia so that I can contribute and partake in the project. |
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| To achieve that, the initiators of Wikipedia have designed a new and effective democratic platform. |
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| The new service allow customers to get access Wikipedia without data charges. |
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| He also touched on the idea of establishing the Wikipedia institution and its developing stages. |
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| Among the most detailed and thoughtful analyses of the propriety of citing Wikipedia is contained in Campbell ex rel. |
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| The author concludes that the knowledge derived from Wikipedia compares favorably with the manually constructed knowledge bases Cyc and WordNet. |
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| Edits made to the Wikipedia pages were linked back to the NYPD Police Plaza building through IP addresses by Capital New York. |
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| As of 2013, there are approximately 1.2 million autoconfirmed users on English Wikipedia, although the vast majority are not currently active. |
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| There are many different Wikipedia barnstars that connote different things. |
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| Wikipedia evolves dendritically, sending off new shoots in many directions. |
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| Wikipedia is an interactive encyclopedia which allows anybody to edit and improve articles. |
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| If the deletionist philosophy prevails, as I suspect it will, the inclusionist Wikipedia will be lost forever. |
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| Former East Germany player Joachim Streich, who scored 55 goals, is not included in this Wikipedia list, though he is included in DFB records. |
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| Aside from web portals and search engines, the most popular websites are Facebook, YouTube, Wikipedia, Yahoo. |
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| A nihilartikel was once inserted into Wikipedia that lasted for five months. |
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| In 2004, the Breton Wikipedia started, which now counts more than 50,000 articles. |
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| It is mostly used by modern official publications and internet sites, especially the Low German Wikipedia. |
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| See further in the Wikipedia articles King of the Goths and King of the Wends. |
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| To learn how to add freely licensed text to Wikipedia articles, please see the terms of use. |
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| It's tough to sneak vandalism into Wikipedia as there are plenty of other users prowling the Recent Changes page. |
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| The Simple English Wikipedia is an English edition of the online encyclopedia Wikipedia, primarily written in Basic English and Special English. |
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| Material from the Simple English Wikipedia forms the basis for One Encyclopedia per Child, a One Laptop per Child project. |
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| The website Wikipedia, which launched in 2001, is the most famous public wiki and is used by many as a source of general information. |
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| As of 27 November 2017, there are 5,520,024 articles in the English Wikipedia. |
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| Many academics, historians, teachers, and journalists reject Wikipedia as a reliable source of information. |
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| Wikipedia suggests stoozing was named after an internet discussion board contributor, Stooz, who was a prolific stoozer. |
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| In August 2009, Wikipedia announced that it planned a move that many saw as a step away from its freewheeling ethos of anyone can edit. |
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| Her brain was a Wikipedia of songs, and she could give anybody a run for the money with music trivia. |
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| And it is so entertaining when he shares his stories about the other great traders he knows. He is a Wikipedia of trading anecdotes. |
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| Many scholars of Wikipedian theology theorize that if consensus is ever reached, Wikipedia will spontaneously disappear. |
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| According to a 2014 study, Wikipedia is the single leading source of medical information for patients and healthcare professionals. |
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| A look at Wikipedia shows that Mayweather was fitted with boxing gloves while still a toddler because he was born to box. |
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| It will also invite people to enter a contest to redesign the web page, citing the online Wikipedia, Technorati and YouTube services as examples. |
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| More often than not, Wikipedia is the starting place of many research paper, term paper and white paper writers. |
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| Among the more celebrated examples of typosquatting have involved the Web search site Google and the user-written Web encyclopedia Wikipedia. |
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| The OSM project works similarly to Wikipedia as a free community, mapping the entire world. |
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| Wikipedia does have a small community of editors who prevent outrageous postings or defacements of the encyclopedia. |
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| According to Wikipedia, there are two types of peafowl, the blue or Indian, and the green version from Burma, Indochina, and Java. |
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| Chat room posts on Wikipedia are used by pedophiles to further their agenda. |
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| Wikipedia has provided an entire category of many meaningful concepts, which is formed according to hypernymy relationships between concepts. |
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| Similar to Wikipedia and the Internet Movie Database, the Fanbase platform is entirely user-driven. |
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| Britannica, somewhat representative of old media in general, instinctively regards Wikipedia as a threat, whereas Wikipedians are not the least bit tempted to reciprocate. |
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| While time had given Britney nothing but a befuddling choice for a husband, children, and headaches, my friend had emerged with a Wikipedia of online dating information. |
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| He is a well-known contributor to global software and culture communities like Creative Commons, Mozilla Firefox, Wikipedia, Open Clip Art Library, Fabricatorz, and Sharism. |
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| In May 2012, BP tasked a press office staff member to openly join discussions on the Wikipedia article's talk page and suggest content to be posted by other editors. |
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| This list generally uses the titles of people's Wikipedia biographies. |
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| And when interesting ideas arose, such as creating a Wikipedia of top-secret content for the intelligence community, he provided cover for those ideas to develop. |
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| This sample text was taken from the Punjabi Wikipedia article on Lahore. |
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| The Latin Wikipedia has more than 100,000 articles written in Latin. |
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| Unlike commercial online encyclopedias such as Britannica Online, which are written by experts, Wikipedia is collaboratively edited by volunteers. |
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| Unfortunately for all his viewers who wanted to spend their Wednesday changing Rob Portman biographic information on Wikipedia, they weren't able to. |
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| According to Wikipedia, as of 2008, maggot therapy was being used in around 1,000 medical centres in Europe and over 800 medical centres in the United States. |
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| Leroy Smith, 29, followed the Wikipedia instructions on his BlackBerry and guided 25-year-old Emma as she delivered 6lb 11oz Mahalia before the midwife arrived. |
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| In September 2011, TNA's museum began using QRpedia codes, which can be scanned by smartphone users in order to retrieve information about exhibits from Wikipedia. |
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| Wikipedia has come of age and is the first place to look for information. |
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| The following pidgins have Wikipedia articles or sections in articles. |
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| The Bulgarian state archives are to become the fifth after those of the US, Great Britain, Norway and the Netherlands to officially publish data in Wikipedia. |
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| Most people search and read Wikipedia anonymously, since you don't need an account to view its tens of millions of articles in hundreds of languages. |
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| Weblogs, commonly known today as blogs, are Web applications that contain periodic, reverse chronologically ordered posts on a common Web page, according to Wikipedia. |
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| For a treatment of the classes one at a time showing how the forms evolved in the various Germanic languages, one can consult an older version of this Wikipedia article. |
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