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Nomination of Leaders of the Syrian Civil War for deletion
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Nomination of List of Anti-Zionists for deletion
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COVID-19 pandemic in the post-Soviet states
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The article COVID-19 pandemic in the post-Soviet states has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:
The Soviet Union ceased to exist nearly three decades before the COVID-19 pandemic, and it doesn't make sense to have an article which consists of a list of ex-Soviet countries and summarises the pandemic in these countries.
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Nomination of COVID-19 pandemic in the Commonwealth of Independent States for deletion
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Infobox changes
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