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Removed entries[edit]

In contrast to dict entries, and to these non-conforming former entries:

* The Center for Institutional Analysis and Development, a libertarian think-tank in Bucharest, Romania

* Community Alternatives for Disabled Individuals

... a Dab entry gets readers to an article, and, in similar contrast to these:

* ~~The Cadi (Swiss region), a region in Switzerland along the Anterior Rhine~~^{for which i've done a stub by weakly translating part of the German-WP article}

* "Canadian Advanced Digital Ionosonde", a type of Ionosonde

... it does so bcz the article mentions the Dab-entry's topic, in providing encyclopedia-worthy info about it. When some article contains such info on one of the topics in question, this scrap heap may help someone in writing a proper corresponding entry.
--Jerzy•t 20:39, 14 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Removed talk section[edit]

A colleague appropriately removed a copy on this talk page of the article, from the apparently no-longer supported Hausa-language-WP, on Chad. Hausa is, IIRC, a major, perhaps predominant, language and ethnic group of Nigeria, and i see it belongs to the Chadic languages. So Hausanologists, Chadiologists, and linguists may want to consider whether Chad is worthy of a Cadi Dab entry.
--Jerzy•t 20:39, 14 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]