In accordance with Wikipedia : Trivia sections, this template should only be placed at the top of sections that contain " indiscriminate " and " unselective " lists.
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The unselective nature of their feeding is clearly shown by the fact that sand grains and other indigestible particles ( e . g . conifer pollen ) are always found in their stomachs.
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Most of them are simply unselective compilations of reported cases; one cite in a string cite; or false hits . talk ) 01 : 26, 16 April 2010 ( UTC)
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These disorganized and unselective lists are in need of cleanup; an exhaustive list of unnecessary details can detract from the goal of presenting a subject in a straightforward and well-organized way.
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Moclobemide has a similar efficacy profile compared to other antidepressants but is significantly superior to the tricyclic antidepressants and the classic ( unselective or irreversible ) MAOIs, in terms of tolerance and safety profile.
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In laboratory experiments, " Limicolaria flammea " fed readily on potato, apple, lettuce, and carrot, and it is likely that the snails are unselective phytophagous, as has been reported for its congeners.
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In one investigation, some institution-reared boys were reported to be inattentive, overactive, and markedly unselective in their social relationships, while girls, foster-reared children, and some institution-reared children were not.
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Somewhat unnecessary, and it fails WP : TRIVIA, which says that an " unselective " list is trivia and should not be included . k & j & 11 : 12, 7 July 2010 ( UTC)
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D'Amato, a successful but greedily unselective fund-raiser, has snubbed the crusade for campaign-finance reform by uttering platitudes about fixing the system but working behind the scenes to kill the McCain-Feingold reform bill.
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In particular, Karlgren criticised the unselective use of documents from different ages when reconstructing China's ancient history . " In this way very full and detailed accounts have been arrived at but accounts that are indeed caricatures of scientifically established ones ."
