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Line 39: # 8 September 2008: 58 had, 42 hadn't. Have some trends stabilized? # 25 December 2008: 58 had, 42 hadn't (exactly the same as last time??). This time, I've also counted articles with non-English interwiki: out of 42 articles that didn't have interwiki to English ones, 8 had interwikis to foreign ones (German and French seem most popular). # 23 March 2009: 70 had, 30 didn't. Out of those 30, 8 had interwikis to ~~foreign~~non-English ones. The sample seems to small for a good distribution, but there were 4 links to be/ru/uk wikis, 1 to de wiki, 3 to es/pt wikis, 1 to fr wiki and 2 to it wiki. # 16 June 2009: 67 had, 33 didn't. Out of those 33, 7 had interwiki to ~~foreign~~non-English ones. Distribution: fr wiki 1, it wiki 1, estonian wiki 1, slovak wiki 1, netherlands wiki 2, multiple non-en wikis 2. Observations: 1) en wiki seems to be missing articles on astronomical objects (asteroid, galaxies) 2) missing Polish articles seem to center on the following areas: biographies, subdivisions below settlement level (urban districts/neighborhoods), buildings (churches, train stations). == Specialized knowledge test ==

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