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	Content preview:  As you may know,
	we have templates linking elections in
	most every country. The problem is that some users (out of ignorance;
	this isn't Team USSR's doing) have been adding in election dates for
	the
	Soviet period. For instance, in Moldova, the only elections there were
	in 1917 (in the short-lived Moldavian Democratic Party) and in the
	independent Republic of Moldova (1994, 1998, 2001, 2005 and now 2009).
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	Estonia, Latvia or Lithuania from 1940 to 1990 (at least none that held
	elections). So please, if you can think up a solution (either a separate
	line in the template or a separate template altogether), I'd be most
	grateful. [...] 
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	most every country. The problem is that some users (out of ignorance;
	this isn't Team USSR's doing) have been adding in election dates for the
	Soviet period. For instance, in Moldova, the only elections there were
	in 1917 (in the short-lived Moldavian Democratic Party) and in the
	independent Republic of Moldova (1994, 1998, 2001, 2005 and now 2009).
	There was no Moldovan state from 1918 to 1991, so it's illogical to
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	reason, keep adding back in the dozen Supreme Soviet "elections"
	(1940-1990, only the last of which is remotely notable), despite the
	fact that the Moldavian SSR was an entirely different entity. So far,
	Template:Moldovan_elections, Template:Ukrainian_elections and
	Template:Russian_elections have been affected. This is dangerous: it
	confuses the concept of independent state with that of SSR. Also, the
	Baltics are next, and as Peters is fond of reminding us, there was no
	Estonia, Latvia or Lithuania from 1940 to 1990 (at least none that held
	elections). So please, if you can think up a solution (either a separate
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As you may know, we have templates linking elections in most every country.=
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oing) have been adding in election dates for the Soviet period. For instanc=
e, in Moldova, the only elections there were in 1917 (in the short-lived Mo=
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991, so it's illogical to speak of elections there.
Yet two users, with whom I have tried to reason, keep adding back in the do=
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ent entity. So far,=A0Template:Moldovan_elections,=A0Template:Ukrainian_ele=
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us: it confuses the concept of independent state with that of SSR. Also, th=
e Baltics are next, and as Peters is fond of reminding us, there was no Est=
onia, Latvia or Lithuania from 1940 to 1990 (at least none that held electi=
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ections in most every country. The problem is that some users (out of ignor=
ance; this isn't Team USSR's doing) have been adding in election dates for =
the Soviet period. For instance, in Moldova, the only elections there were =
in 1917 (in the short-lived Moldavian Democratic Party) and in the independ=
ent Republic of Moldova (1994, 1998, 2001, 2005 and now 2009). There was no=
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there.<div><br></div><div>Yet two users, with whom I have tried to reason, =
keep adding back in the dozen Supreme Soviet "elections" (1940-1990, only t=
he last of which is remotely notable), despite the fact that the Moldavian =
SSR was an entirely different entity. So far,=A0Template:Moldovan_elections=
,=A0Template:Ukrainian_elections and=A0Template:Russian_elections have been
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with that of SSR. Also, the Baltics are next, and as Peters is fond of remi=
nding us, there was no Estonia, Latvia or Lithuania from 1940 to 1990 (at l=
east none that held elections).</div><div><br></div><div>So please, if you =
can think up a solution (either a separate line in the template or a separa=
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