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For a stub article, it has an extraordinary number of references. So many references (4), so little text (3 lines), and in addition an external link to 1911 Britannica whose material is apparently not used. It seems there are large prospects for expansion, and it needs it since there is nothing there but the references and a few lines of text. It is well categorized and tolerably linked.
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