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[edit] Orphaned fair use image (Image:Mackenzie School Logo.jpg)
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[edit] Notability of Phillipe Aumont
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[edit] The National Football League in Toronto
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[edit] Re: NFL in Toronto article
No problem. There was one paragraph that is mostly my supposition (reasons for considering Jacksonville and Buffalo). The rest is what is considered "common knowledge," stuff that references other articles here, is self-evident and does not necessarily require additional outside references (the other teams that have played in Toronto), or is just me rephrasing things for clarity and adding information from other articles. It's amazing what some rephrasing and restructuring will do. If you have any questions or need some verification on the things I add, I'll see what I can do. JMyrleFuller (talk) 04:53, 22 January 2008 (UTC)
