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I'm not really sure where to start... I don't think this is too complicated, but I'm also afraid that I'm going to leave something out. Here's the short version: I don't think Wikipedia can legally have those articles copy-pasted from your book until and unless you jump through a hoop or two regarding the licensing of the text. You, presumably, hold the copyright to this text. In order for this to all work out smoothly, you will need to follow the directions