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The CCS is certainly notable, I just need to find time to add more information. ] (]) The CCS is certainly notable, I just need to find time to add more information. ] (])


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The CCS is certainly notable, I just need to find time to add more information. Janice Rowe (talk)

Anything? There are still no assertions of notability and no 3rd-party sources. The article has been here for over ten months, so that should have been enough time. If we can't find anything more in the next week or so I'll nominate it for deletion.   Will Beback  talk  20:57, 29 January 2009 (UTC)
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