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As taken from WP, perhaps an extreme example of WP disconnected style from multiple additions of individual sentences[[User:DavidGoodman|DavidGoodman]] 00:19, 22 November 2006 (CST) | As taken from WP, perhaps an extreme example of WP disconnected style from multiple additions of individual sentences[[User:DavidGoodman|DavidGoodman]] 00:19, 22 November 2006 (CST) | ||
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*Image:Yaks still provide the best way to plow fields in Tibet.jpg|200px|thumb|Yaks are used to [[plough]] fields in much of [[Asia]]. | |||
*Image:In Tibet, yaks are decorated and honored by the families they are part of.jpg|200px|thumb|In [[Tibet]], yaks are decorated and honored by the families they are part of. [[Buddhism]] encourages respect for animals. | |||
*Image:Yak in India.JPG|200px|thumb|In [[Manali]], a Himalayan region in [[India]], Yaks are used for transport in the mountainous region. | |||
[[User:Thomas Simmons|Thomas SImmons]] 07:52, 17 March, 2007 (EPT) | |||
Revision as of 13:58, 16 March 2007
As taken from WP, perhaps an extreme example of WP disconnected style from multiple additions of individual sentencesDavidGoodman 00:19, 22 November 2006 (CST)
Clean-up
Removed the following image templates:
- Image:Yaks still provide the best way to plow fields in Tibet.jpg|200px|thumb|Yaks are used to plough fields in much of Asia.
- Image:In Tibet, yaks are decorated and honored by the families they are part of.jpg|200px|thumb|In Tibet, yaks are decorated and honored by the families they are part of. Buddhism encourages respect for animals.
- Image:Yak in India.JPG|200px|thumb|In Manali, a Himalayan region in India, Yaks are used for transport in the mountainous region.
Thomas SImmons 07:52, 17 March, 2007 (EPT)