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User talk:Jhawkinson
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Cambridge Tall buildings/referencesWhen it comes to references I am not the best. Hertz1888 usually cleans up my work. As for the building heights in these studies, these are the best that are available to me at this time. Once I am back in the states I plan on spending a day down in Cambridge digging through archives of city planning records to get the numbers straight on a lot of these buildings. Expect revisions to most of the buildings on this list after that. For the mean time, this is the best I can get off the internet and from archboston.org. If you have additional leads, please let me know. Mountainfister2015 (talk) 19:42, 7 May 2015 (UTC) Re: John R. TunheimOkay, I'm curious. Where in the Manual of Style or otherwise does it say to leave a WP:REDLINK due to being linked from other pages? Wouldn't that warrant then the creation of said page? Snickers2686 (talk) 05:36, 30 January 2021 (UTC)
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