Larry Sanger (English Wikipedia)

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archive.today

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arstechnica.com

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ballotpedia.org

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bbc.com

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books.google.com

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businessinsider.com

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dailydot.com

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desototimes.com

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educationworld.com

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encyclosphere.org

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eoearth.org

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epic2020.org

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evolutionnews.org

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features.slashdot.org

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fossbytes.com

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foxnews.com

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ft.com

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ghostarchive.org

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google.com

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independent.co.uk

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internetevolution.com

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inverse.com

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iol.co.za

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itnews.com.au

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king5.com

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kuro5hin.org

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larrysanger.org

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linuxinsider.com

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lists.purdue.edu

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lists.wikimedia.org

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meta.wikimedia.org

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mindmatters.ai

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nbcnews.com

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news.cnet.com

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newsfactor.com

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newsweek.com

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nl.newsbank.com

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nytimes.com

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prnewswire.com

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qz.com

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reagle.org

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reed.edu

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slate.com

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techdirt.com

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technology.guardian.co.uk

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technologyreview.com

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techrepublic.com

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telegraph.co.uk

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theatlantic.com

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theaustralian.com.au

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thenextweb.com

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theregister.co.uk

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thetimes.co.uk

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vice.com

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washingtonexaminer.com

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web.archive.org

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wired.com

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