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27.2.2 Using Imported Data as the Basis for a New Book or Chapter.27.1.4 Listing Nominations on the RfD Page.26 The Roles Of The Wikibooks Administrator.23.2.1 Why use a Wikibooks-based Project?.23.1.3 Printing and Distributing a Wikibook.18.3 Filing your book's chapters and pages.18 Shelves, Categories, and Classifications.17.4 Page Header and Navigation Templates.17.3.1 Warning About Intermediate Forms.14 Contributing To An Existing Wikibook.13.7 Note changing stages of development.11.2 'Bookify' and Book-Like Formatting.10.2.3 Example Three, Left Align, Wrapped Text.10.2.2 Example Two, Right Align, With Caption, Wrapped Text.10.2.1 Example One, Right Align, Wrapped Text.

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