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| + | |comments = Article has been expanded well over five times within the appropriate time frame, is long enough, neutral, and free of plagiarism from at least the sources that I can access. QPQ has been done. The hook is cited, based on my far-from-fluent-but-still-workable Spanish, of an appropriate length, and interesting, certain to draw the attention of fans of both wrestling and carbonated beverages. Personally, I think there should be the word "that" between "popular" and "he", but I'm sure grammarians would grind me to the dust for saying that, so I'll leave it as a mere suggestion to improve the flow/readability of the hook. My only actual concern is that the same source is used to cite a DOD of November 2 and November 3, but neither appear to be mentioned in the source itself. Once this has been remedied (either by removing the exact date or citing it), this should be good to go. | ||
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Revision as of 01:41, 8 February 2017
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Tonina Jackson
- ... that professional wrestler and actor Tonina Jackson was so popular he once had a soft drink named after him?
Source: "Tal fue su fama en aquella época que un refresco fue nombrado Tonina" en su honor." (translates to "Such was his fame at that time that a refreshment was named Tonina "in his honor." Azteca Deportest sports channel source
- Reviewed: Template:Did you know nominations/Neanderkirche (has run on main page without issues)
- Comment: Note: for those questioning if the term "Soft Drink" is an appropriate translation I point to Soft drinks#Terminology which states: Template:Tq to support the translation of the word "refresco" and the illustration in the source clearly shows what looks like a soda bottle.
5x expanded by MPJ-DK (talk). Self-nominated at 17:57, 7 February 2017 (UTC).
- Lua error: expandTemplate: template "y" does not exist.