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editHi Privat-User,
I moved your under construction article into your actual user namespace - it now resides at User:Privat-User/under_construction :)
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- Hello, I have translated the page today from the German Wiki [1] (with the help of Google and Co.), as I have described on the talk page. If Barnebys [2] also does translated this page, that's not my problem. Regards--Privat-User (talk) 19:51, 1 April 2016 (UTC)
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