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Line 22: The captions I have just added both (a) indicate the relevance of the image and (b) are not too long. Just noting that I absolutely oppose the reinsertion of the previous seven-line captions. -- [[User:Lord Emsworth\|Emsworth]] 00:06, 19 Jul 2004 (UTC) == "portrait" as verb == I have seen English texts where there is written "portraited". Actually, it is very practical. Only with 10 signs, you have a reference in, for example, a caption of picture. It makes the reference unambiguous, in cases where several names are mentioned in the text. I admit that probably the texts I have read were American-English. However, there is no need to enforce those strict British grammar regulations here in Wikipedia. [[User:213.243.157.114\|213.243.157.114]] 00:12, 19 Jul 2004 (UTC)

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