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On this basis of a very quick read of this article, I anticipate that it should gain GA-status by the end of this review. I'm now going to work my way through the article, but leaving any consideration of the
WP:lead until the end.
It seems unlikely that they had all died less than half a century after Dolcoath mine closed in 1921. Also,
this radio interview is dated "1980-85", with a woman who was 100 at the time and worked as a bal maiden before WW1. I know nothing about this subject, however, so won't edit the article but simply leave this here in the hope that someone knowledgeable can assess the interview's relevance or otherwise.
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23:53, 29 June 2016 (UTC)reply