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Čeština
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Screenshot poslední verze
hlavní strany
anglické Wikipedie
English
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Screenshot of the latest version of the English Wikipedia's
main page
Nederlands
:
Schermafbeelding van de laatste versie van de
hoofdpagina
van de Engelse Wikipedia
Tagalog
:
Kuha ng kamera ng pinakabagong bersyon ng
unang pahina
ng Wikipediang Ingles
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