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Let
* get back to creating articles.
  * In general I agree. I have also seen a lot of incivility here recently. The one thing I have really noticed is biting newbies. I am trying to get people to visit us here, and I am marketing us as a friendly community, which we used to be 'are'. Lets prove it.
  * Pretty much it tells why most sources are now outdated, including Britannica. So by the newest definition, mercury is an exception to the rule. Lets just make sure the mineral page here is updated and is correct.
  * AWB should always be a soft redirected as it is considered the central location to discuss it for all languages and we should not have our own page. As for Huggle we don't have the page because our wiki doesn't officially support Huggle since its a use at your own risk here. But yes there are cases where you could write simple versions for guidelines or policies if you wanted to. However, there are not many that we need that we don't already have. You are falling into a trap that many new users from en always fall into. Lets change how simple does things. It is like the first thing that almost every user who comes here does. I think that applies heavily here.
  * Secondly, every time a user asks for the community on an article of interest, its usually 1-2 users who submit a review. Telling us users who seeks a future of Simple with good content just makes us want to give up on the project. This is just my opinion, I think we should focus on what we should do, collectively, on the lack of reviewers. Lets bring excitement back to the process, lets do something positive.
+ Handicap principle: Animal communication :: Evolution
  * The 'handicap principle' was invented by Prof. Amotz Zahavi from Tel Aviv University. It claims to explain the fact that some animals have characteristics that do not necessarily help them survive. Lets take the peacock for example. The peacock's tail is long and heavy and actually diminishes its chances to survive. The mature male she found was strong enough to survive even though it had a long tail and therefore it is probably stronger than the average peacock.

Level of service
* comparison between true capacity of a roadway and the demand for the roadway.
* indicates the capacity per unit of demand for a public facility.

Maid service
* are in business to make money
  - located in hotels
* lead to growth.

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None
* are capable of creating their own food directly from inorganic substances
  - completely opaque, none are fully soluble in acid, and most are light in weight
  - hours
  - services.
  * is needed here at all
* can live when the sun is veiled by clouds.
* have cholesterol, and all are terrific sources of dietary fiber.
* is known to eat ladybirds, but several, including bluetits and warblers, feed on aphids
  - grow hair or prevent baldness
+ Myobatrachidae: Frogs
  * Myobatrachidae' is a family of frogs found in Australia and New Guinea. Members of this family vary greatly in size. There are species less than  long. This family also has the second largest frog in Australia, the Giant Barred Frog at  in length. The entire family either live in land or water. None live in trees.

Online service
* Most online services provide Internet e-mail and access to the Internet.
* are analogous to newspapers and magazines
  - businesses
  - essentially huge computer networks of diverse computer users
  - private equivalents of the public Internet

Professional service
* are provided by members.
* help markets.