Reviewing for " The Daily Mail ", Kathy Stevenson stated " Young s fans will not be disappointed as she meticulously ploughs through the sweep of history and brings to life one of its most enigmatic characters . ".
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:Thanks for replying at last, though to have done so where these questions were asked would have been far better people trying to follow this ( if anyone has got this far ) don't need to plough through such detail.
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You could then use any available archives or indices for that publication to look for likely articles, or ( if you have the time ) plough through copies until you find the picture itself . talk ) 08 : 53, 3 February 2010 ( UTC)
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Still, as a result of my experience yesterday, I think it would be helpful if a tool to answer my question quickly, instead of having to plough through the list of every single Good Article, could be created .-- talk ) 04 : 28, 18 April 2011 ( UTC)
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:I am grateful that you undertook the semi-protection of the Alice Bailey page as a way of cooling down the problem, and it is my hope that you will now have the dedication to plough through the history of the page and of the talk page associated with it and to make some determinations of fact.
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Without having the time to plough through them all, trouble at't mill, was a theme in many of Elizabeth Gaskell novels . Though the Python team used a Yorkshire accent, that contraction is also heard in Manchester accents . Googling the phrase finds lots of links pointing to her work . talk ) 15 : 04, 12 November 2015 ( UTC)
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I guess you only need one of each ( DYK, GA, FA ) to qualify for the triple crown but the participation in GAs and FAs or equivalent takes 10 lines or more with cites or some similar criteria-trying to plough through editing history for that level of contribution eventually got beyond my balance of real world commitments vis a vis wikipedia.
