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Regarding your edits to country
You recently changed the IPA pronunciation of the word country in the article Country here, on Misplaced Pages we work on a system of verifiability, meaning you must provided reliable sources to back up claims that you make in articles. Currently, the pronunciation of the word country is attributed to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary. Your edit does not currently have a reliable source to back up its claims, and thus has been temporarily removed from the article. If you would be as kind as to tell me details of where you found this different IPA pronunciation and I would be completely willing to re-add it to the article. Thankyou. Foxy Loxy 01:25, 29 January 2009 (UTC) Merriam Webster does not use IPA. It uses some sort of fauxnetic 'system' instead. Misplaced Pages should use IPA for pronounciations.
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