User:Starvinsky

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Articles created:

Boomslang (music festival) Painted in Exile

Articles expanded significantly:

Gayle Moran Josef Matthias Hauer Lux Æterna Oldham County High School Progressive rock Standpoint Theory Virus: The Game

Articles with contributions:

24 Preludes and Fugues (Shostakovich) Abel Korzeniowski Active pixel sensor Ashley Ellyllon Benito Mussolini Benjamin Millepied Between the Buried and Me The Big Bang Theory Black Swan (film) Bob Shoudt Brad Rutter Brandon Darby Break The Black Dahlia Murder Case study Center for American Progress Chick Corea Coltrane changes Communication and Leadership During Change Comprehensive Peace Accord Dan Briggs (musician) David Sedaris Digital audio workstation Dream Theater Dropping out Caifanes Chris Frantz Darren Aronofsky Dichotomy (album) Efraín Ríos Montt The Eyes of a Traitor Fire protection Flora Purim Florida Forte number Fugue Fungus Ghost Machine Ghost Machine (album) Gift economy Goya Awards Graphical user interface Hypersensitive Harry Dean Stanton Honeywell Indira Gandhi In Ecclesiis In G Major Interiors It's All Happening Jean-Luc Ponty Jerry Roush Jim Hall (musician) Jorge Luis Borges Karnivool Kenny Werner Klezmer La Lupita L'Arlésienne (Bizet) Leadership in Entrepreneurship Let's Get Lost (film) List of University of Kentucky alumni Maldita Vecindad Meshuggah The Meters Music of Kentucky Naked Lunch Nebuchadnezzar II New Junk Aesthetic Periphery (band) The Red Chord The Reign of Kindo The Reign of Kindo EP Roy Orbison Santo Cilauro Sergey Nechayev Serialism Sky Eats Airplane Sleeping with Sirens Standpoint theory Stefon Harris Steinberg Cubase Stricture Tambura University of Kentucky Viennese trichord Wavelength-division multiplexing Woody Allen filmography Woody Allen

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