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Balkans

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Brief Balkans

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GMO

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The Troubles

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Duplicate topics

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Invalid restriction

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Redundant setting of inherit restriction

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With manually-set restriction

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With inherit restriction

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With relatedcontent

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Multiple topics

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And also have relatedcontent=yes

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And also have another complete topic

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Section parameter is the scope

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Lots of topics

Some complete, some partial

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One partial, rest complete

With scope specified

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