Talk:MIVEC

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why is this a stub?

Only nine sentences of prose text, so strictly speaking it could qualify. WP:STUB says:

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I'd say it's borderline, but I'm going to convert the list of current applications to a table just now, and I'll remove the stub template while I'm at it depending on how long the article is. --DeLarge 16:04, 12 March 2007 (UTC)