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[edit] Major article revamp
To try and get this article where it sounds less like an ad, I've completely redone the page. Just FYI, the discussion on the state of Victory started on the WikiProject Beer talk page. If you have any ideas for additional content for the article, please, anyone feel free to jump in. --Brownings 13:21, 22 November 2006 (UTC)