User:Eusebius/who uses my images

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Reused pictures

Many images of mine (in addition to the ones listed here) have been reused/republished (with proper credits AFAIK) on the following websites:

• WMF projects and third-party mirrors;
• Various Flickr-based aggregators;
• Fotopedia;
• Igosso;
• Dipity;
• Ookaboo;
• WoldFlicks;
• Wikiotics;
• ...

France

Amiens

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  Nave of Amiens cathedral, reused on http://www.astrologie12.tk/.
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  Angel in the stalls of Amiens cathedral, reused on http://www.djibnet.com/.
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  Detail of the facade of Amiens cathedral, reused by the Club vosgien de Colmar to illustrate a trip to Picardy.
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  Detail of the facade of Amiens cathedral, reused by Merrimon Crawford in a review of the book The Apostate's Tale: A Dame Frevisse Medieval Mystery by Margaret Frazer.
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  Gargoyles of Amiens cathedral, reused by Gilles Arnaud on his post Réveil bienveillant.
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  Sculpted rodent in Amiens cathedral, reused by Brian Thomas for his article Rodent size linked to human population and climate change.
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  Amiens city hall, reused by "Monde du Voyage" on their page about Nord-Pas-de-Calais and Picardy.
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  Amiens city hall, reused by Alliance française Pays-Bas in their Programme culturel 2009-2010.
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  Amiens city hall, reused by WorldNews for articles related to Amiens [1], with "invisible" credits.

Brittany

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  Dol cathedral, reused by Les Chroniques de Spiderwick.fr for their article Vive la Bretagne hors des sentiers battus : l'exemple de dol-de-Bretagne.
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  Dol cathedral, reused by Christine for her blog note FITZALAN .
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  Saint-Malo, reused by Bretagne-travel.com on their page about Ille-et-Vilaine.
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  Saint-Malo, reused by 52 Week-ends for their article Week-end à Saint-Malo, la cité des Corsaires, in probably borderline attribution conditions.
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  The Fort National in Saint-Malo, reused by Travelavenue for their page about Saint-Malo.
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  The Fort National in Saint-Malo, reused by Visiting EU for their article Trains from Saint Malo to Paris .
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  Surcouf, reused by Primavera for her blog note BRETAGNE...SAINT-MALO cité corsaire.
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  Surcouf, reused by Jean-Marc Manach for his article Bercy: la piste de l’altermondialisme numérique.
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  The Fort du Petit Bé in Saint-Malo, reused by Danforth Prince on the Triporati page about Brittany.
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  The Plage du Môle in Saint-Malo, reused by Alex Haensel in his article Frankreich flirtet mit deutschen Touristen, with borderline credits.
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  The Plage du Môle in Saint-Malo, reused by Travelavenue for their page about Dinard (although this is not Dinard).
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  The Menhir de Champ Dolent, reused by RPI Mesnil Neuville on their page on megaliths.
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  The Menhir de Champ Dolent, republished on WorldNews.

Chartres

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  Chartres western portal, reused by Alan McNairn for his article Gothic Art: Sculpture at Chartres.
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  Chartres southern portal, reused on 죽기전에 꼭 가봐야 할 곳-건물 : 프랑스 '샤르트르Chartres 대성당'.
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  Chartres southern portal, reused by Brenda MacEachern for a Romanesque and Gothic Art course at the University of Western Ontario.
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  Chartres northern rose window, reused on http://www.djibnet.com/
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  Chartres northern rose window, reused by the Institute for the Study of Western Civilization for their page History of France.
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  Chartres northern rose window, reused on 죽기전에 꼭 가봐야 할 곳-건물 : 프랑스 '샤르트르Chartres 대성당'.
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  Chartres northern rose window, reused by Michèle Pomme and Françoise Mager-Maury on the cover of a primary school math challenge.
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  Chartres northern rose window, reused by Luis Felipe Salamanca C. on the homepage of his blog on August 15th 2010.
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  Chartres northern rose window, reused by Luke Storms on his website Crashingly Beautiful.
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  Chartres northern rose window, reused by Travelavenue for their page about Chartres.
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  The life of Joseph, reused by Beebe Bahrami in her article Eat, Pray, Love in France.
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  Sculptures in Chartres cathedral, reused by Eddie Duggan for his blog note Wow! It's just like a cathedral.
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  Well in the crypt of the cathedral, reused by Debbie Cochener in her article Gothic Cathedral of Chartres: Crypt.

Dijon

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  Park Darcy, reused by Hotels & Travel on their home page.
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  The park Darcy, in Dijon, reused by Will Apse in his article France: Vacations in Dijon. Background History, Things to Do, Eating Out, Accomodation.
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  The park Darcy, in Dijon, reused by Travelavenue.com.br in their article Dijon Guia de Viagem .
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  The vaults of Dijon cathedral, reused on Essential Humanities on their article about medieval architecture.
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  The ducal palace in Dijon, reused by Will Apse in his article France: Vacations in Dijon. Background History, Things to Do, Eating Out, Accomodation.
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  Gargoyle at the top of the ducal palace in Dijon, reused by R. J. Evans in his article Gargoyles – Glorious Gruesome Grotesques.
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  Gargoyle at the top of the ducal palace in Dijon, reused by Gerard Vlemmings in his blog note Gargoyles – Glorious Gruesome Grotesques.
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  Gargoyle at the top of the ducal palace in Dijon, reused by Wanderfly for their page on Dijon.
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  Dijon theatre, reused by Will Apse in his article France: Vacations in Dijon. Background History, Things to Do, Eating Out, Accomodation.
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  Decorative figure, reused in http://bokete.jp/boke/496648.
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  Bust of Louis XIV, reused by Un jour une œuvre for their page Buste de Louis XIV.

Grenoble and the Alps

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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused by Nems Accounter in their news Direct Emissions.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused by April Kemick (University of Toronto) in his article Religious belief and devotion linked to sense of personal control.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused by Susana Romatz for their article The last three days....
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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused on Write In for Writing's Sake.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused by Dreikönigsgemeinde for their article Zu schön, um wahr zu sein?.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused by MA’al Birgit Ruttkowski for her article Wie geht es jetzt weiter?.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused by Charlotte Movers for her article Charlotte Movers, Your Guiding Light.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused by Lendon for his blog note Your Daily Joy: 1/31/11.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused by Mary Pat Lynch for her blog note Full Moon in Gemini, December 21.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused by Ann Finkbeiner for her article Science metaphor (sort of): sigma & faith.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, republished by Djabal on his blog.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused by Climap for their article Climate sensitivity.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused (DW) by Jeloid for his picture Shaman.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, which inspired a painting by Alexandra Laske.
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  Grenoble and the Moucherotte, reused by Furansugonet for a japanese WAP site about French regions.
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  La Bastille in Grenoble, reused on Wikitravel.
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  La Bastille in Grenoble, reused by Webdoz on the website of the 3ème salon des vins natures à Grenoble for their page about the fort.
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  La Bastille in Grenoble, reused somewhere on WorldNews.
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  La Bastille in Grenoble, reused by iGuide for their article Grenoble Sights, with borderline credits.
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  The Pic de la Meije, reused by "mp" for his article Tri talijanska alpinista poginula na francuskim Alpama.
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  The Pic de la Meije, reused by Danae for her article Sa majesté la Meije et son ascension.
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  Cows in the Alps, reused by WorldNews to illustrate several articles related to cows and farming.
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  Commemorative plaque in Grenoble, reused as pedagogic material by Renée Morel, teacher at the City College of San Francisco.
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  Palindromic door, reused by Fabrizio Pivari for his note - SATOR AREPO TENET OPERA ROTAS.
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  Stained glass window in Grenoble cathedral, reused by Encyclopaedia Britannica for their article on Saint Bruno the Cartusian.
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  Joseph Fourier, reused by C. Magnani for his article Fourier Transform over Finite Abelian Groups.
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  Anti-Sarkozy graffiti, reused by Cédric Omet in his note L'Italie légalise les milices, une dérive fascisante ?.
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  Adam and Eve, reused by Lotte Djursner from Clio Online, Denmark, in an educational publication.
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  Adam and Eve, reused by 竜ぉ in his note Bokete.
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  Adam and Eve, reused in http://bokete.jp/boke/731331.
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  Adam and Eve, reused by Roberto Soares in his note Eva gerou filhos antes da queda? .
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  Adam and Eve, reused by deDeurs in his note Goede Edentijden, slechte Edentijden (also published here).
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  Adam and Eve, reused by Deon.pl for their article Czy wiesz dlaczego Bóg stworzył kobietę?.
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  Adam and Eve, reused by Arvind Devalia for his article The Ultimate 40 Posts For Valentine’s Day and Every Day.
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  Adam and Eve, reused by Jackrabbit for his blog note The Airing of Grievances, Charge 1.
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  Adam and Eve, reused for the article Revelation of the Magi, Overview part 2.
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  Adam and Eve, reused on Eu Em Peçonha.
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  Adam and Eve, reused by David Futrelle for his article On The Spearhead, it’s always women’s fault.
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  Lion statue in Grenoble, reused (DW) by Kalamazoo for two concert posters.
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  Sainte-Marie-d'en-Haut, reused by Joshua for his article Minimalism Isn't the Alpha and Omega of Design.

Île-de-France

Fontainebleau castle, reused by Famous Wonders in their article Fontainebleau in Paris (although Fontainebleau is quite far from Paris...).

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  Saint Anatolius, reused by JubilateDeo for their article Les saints du jour (24 septembre).
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  Versailles castle, reused by Campbeaumont for their article Capodanno 2011 - Parigi - 4.

Midi-Pyrénées

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  Sainte-Cécile cathedral in Albi, reused by Travelavenue for their page about Albi.
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  Sainte-Cécile cathedral in Albi, reused by Sarah Pulliam Bailey for her article Bully pulpit against abortion.

Nantes

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  Nantes, reused by Arleco on his note Viajando por Francia.
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  Nantes, reused by Karine Le Loët in her article Péage urbain : Nantes hors jeu.
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  Nantes, reused by Christine Girard, Jean-Marc Dumas and Sylvie Langlois in the scientific communication animation La ville-nature.
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  Nantes, reused by Tourisme en France for their page on Loire-Atlantique.
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  Nantes, reused on WorldNews to illustrate related articles, without "invisible" credits.
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  Nantes, reused by Guillaume Duhamel for his article Une maison-poubelle en construction à Nantes.
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  The coat of arms of Louis XIV, reused by AnswerBag to illustrate the page Louis
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  The coat of arms of Louis XIV, reused by Engel Entertainment for an Archaeology show on Discovery Channel.
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  Nantes Cathedral, reused by Julie Blakley in her article Cathedrals of France.
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  Nantes Cathedral, reused by ECB online in their page Car hire Nantes.
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  Nantes Cathedral, reused on metacordr.com.
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  Lamoricière cenotaph, reused on AuChrétien.com.
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  The vaults of the southern aisle of Nantes cathedral, reused by Wojtek on his blog mykrak.vox.com.
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  Tomb of Francis II of Brittany, reused somewhere on WorldNews.
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  Saint Clair, reused by JubilateDeo for their article Les saints du jour (Dimanche 10 octobre).
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  Saint Donatien, reused by Ingomer for his blog note Saint Donatien et saint Rogatien de Nantes, Martyrs (+ 287) .
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  Saint Rogatien, reused by Ingomer for his blog note Saint Donatien et saint Rogatien de Nantes, Martyrs (+ 287) .
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  Nantes prefecture, republished on PFA Annuaire.
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  Nantes castle, republished on PFA Annuaire.
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  Nantes castle, reused by Ahotu Marathons on their article Le Marathon de Nantes aura lieu le 17 avril 2011.
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  Nantes castle, reused on WorldNews to illustrate related articles, without "invisible" credits.
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  Fountain of the Place Royale, reused in an incomprehensible heap of random words about Nantes.
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  Basilica Saint-Nicolas, reused by Timothy Tye for his article Nantes Budget Travel Guide.
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  The belfry of Sainte-Croix, republished on VivreNantes.com.
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  The fountain of the Place Royale, reused by Tanie-Loty in their webpage about Nantes.
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  Cambronne, reused by Alfred Mignot for his note Cambronne, reviens !.
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  Cambronne, reused by Mimi40n2 for her note L'origine du mot de Cambronne.
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  Lycée Clemenceau, reused by Bourdin & Co for their note Violence à l'école.
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  Titan crane, reused by Manuel for his article Aniversário do lançamento à água do N/F "Express Santorini".

Provence

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  Château de la Barben, reused by Châteaux en France for their page about La Barben.
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  Château de la Barben, reused by KidsTravelCam for their article Top 10 Cool Things To Do in Provence

Tours

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  Townhall in Tours, reused by AnswerBag on their page about Tours.
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  The vaults of Tours cathedral, reused by Sun Maker for their article Bridge Building: Culture of Masks, Dreams and Death.
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  The vaults of Tours cathedral, reused by MA’al Birgit Ruttkowski for her article Meditationsabend mit Saint Germain.
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  The vaults of Tours cathedral, reused by Ser Turista for their article Catedral de Saint Gatien en Tours.
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  The vaults of Tours cathedral, reused by 1001 photos for their 473rd edition.
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  Stained glass window in Tours cathedral, reused by J-k in a seminary work about technology of medieval stained-glass, in Poland.
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  Stained glass window in Tours cathedral, reused by Travelavenue for their page about Chambray-lès-Tours (although the image is not really related).
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  Stained glass window in Tours cathedral, reused by Travelavenue for their page about Joué-lès-Tours (although the image is not really related).
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  The castle of Tours, reused by Vili Forsell in a school presentation about the city.

Greece

Greece

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  Church near Monastiraki, reused by Polska Agencja Prasowa in their article Polscy posłowie uchwałą bronią krzyży.
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  Church near Monastiraki, reused by Polska Agencja Prasowa in their article Koniec Komisji Majątkowej. Majątek Kościoła zwróci sąd.
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  Hephaisteion, reused on Teckentydaren in an article about Greek economy.
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  Greek flag, reused by SheBlogs in their note Νωπή λαϊκή εντολή για εκλογές.
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  Greek flag, reused by Мария Рабаджиева in her article Гърция отпуска стипендии за бакалаври.
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  Greek flag, reused by Plagal in a blog note.
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  Greek flag, reused by cBanque in three articles ([2] [3] [4])
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  The Greek flag, reused by John Bruton for his article on the Greek crisis.
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  The Greek flag, reused by ONN.tv for their "top stories" page on May 3rd 2010.
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  Greek flag, reused by publics.bg for their article Greece announced the programme "Building the Future".
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  Column of the Propylaea of the Acropolis, reused by Claarke van Sijl for the cover of her PhD thesis: Stoic Philosophy and the Exegesis of Myth.
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  The Erechtheum, reused by Frostyev at nzherald.co.nz in a gallery about Greece.
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  A capital of the Erechtheum, reused by "Richard" in an article of the academic journal The Classicist.
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  Columns of the Erechtheum, reused by Lone Star Sparrow in her blog note A movie and debates on society.
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  The Parthenon in restoration, reused by Way Oneness for their article 図形の比率について.
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  The Parthenon in restoration, reused by Kari Wilson in an online art lesson about relief sculpture.
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  The theatre of Herodes Atticus in Athens, reused by "Michael" in two educational talks on Greek culture.
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  The theatre of Herodes Atticus in Athens, reused by Wojciech Pastuszka on his blog note Grecy chcą zakazać żucia gumy i noszenia szpilek.
• The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused by http://www.planet.fr/ in their diaporama Les plus grands ponts du monde.
  The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused by http://www.planet.fr/ in their diaporama Les plus grands ponts du monde.
• The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused on TripWolf.
  The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused on TripWolf.
• The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused by La Grèce.net in their page about the bridge.
  The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused by La Grèce.net in their page about the bridge.
• The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused on Grèce vacances.
  The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused on Grèce vacances.
• The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused by "Le" for his blog note Pluie et froid... jusqu'à Patras..
  The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused by "Le" for his blog note Pluie et froid... jusqu'à Patras..
• The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused by Saswato R. Das (Scientific American) for his article "Smart" Bridges Harness Technology to Stay Safe.
  The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused by Saswato R. Das (Scientific American) for his article "Smart" Bridges Harness Technology to Stay Safe.
• The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused by Boris Foucaud for his article Séismes et villes résilientes.
  The Rio-Antirio bridge, reused by Boris Foucaud for his article Séismes et villes résilientes.
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  Fire in the Peloponnese, reused by Brian Thomas for his article Environmentalists say Greece disregarded climate change.
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  Fire in the Peloponnese, reused by WorldNews in their article Records: Planes ordered but canceled in CA fire.
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  Fire in the Peloponnese, reused by WorldNews to illustrate an article from the Guardian: Thousands flee raging wildfires in Greece.

Italy

Italy

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  The Duomo in Florence, reused in a Renaissance literature class.
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  The Duomo in Florence, reused by the University of New Hampshire Language Resource Center for their page Italian Language and Culture Links.

Lebanon

Lebanon

Baalbek, reused by Excite.de for their article Reiseziel Libanon wiederentdecken.

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  Zahlé, reused somewhere on WorldNews.
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  Anjar, reused by Timothy Tye for his article Anjar, Lebanon.
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  Anjar, reused on WorldNews.
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  Anjar, reused by Timothy Tye for his article Anjar, Lebanon.
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  Anjar, reused by Gogobot.
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  Anjar, reused on WorldNews.
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  Capital in Anjar, reused by Gogobot.
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  Barbed tape, reused by Jongin Zaltbommel for their article Depressie.
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  Lebanese flag, reused by Palestine Note for their article Report: Lebanon uncovers Israeli spy networks.

Syria

Syria

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  Aleppo citadel, republished on Structurae on their page about the citadel.
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  Aleppo citadel, reused by Mang for his note AlEp - une des plus vieilles villes du monde.
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  Carved wall in Aleppo citadel, reused by Sana Khan (of the ISN blog of ETH Zurich) on their article How United Is the Arab Front?
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  Carved wall in Aleppo citadel, reused by Zeevveez in his article השושלת האיובית מאה 12-13 לספירה .
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  Carved wall in Aleppo citadel, reused by Zeevveez in his article השושלת האיובית מאה 12-13 לספירה .
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  Great Umayyad mosque of Aleppo, reused by Explorra for their page on Aleppo.
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  Antiochus gate in Apamea, republished on Structurae on their page about the gate.
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  Antiochus gate in Apamea, reused by TripIdeas.org for their article Apamea (ruins), Syria.
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  The cardo of Apamea, reused by TripIdeas.org for their article Apamea (ruins), Syria.
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  Palmyra theatre, reused by Slava for his page Roman Theaters around the World.
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  Palmyra theatre, reused on AncientHistory.com.au.

United Kingdom

London

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  Kensington palace, reused by EarthDocumentary in their article about the palace.
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  Kensington palace, reused by Karl Leon ciccone in his article The Education of Victoria.
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  Imperial College London, reused by the official website of Bob Brighton to illustrate their donation to Imperial College.
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  The lion of the City Hall, reused on a tourist guide for iPhone.

Scotland

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  Drummond castle, reused on WorldNews.
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  Drummond castle, reused by WhichCastle.com in their article Drummond Castle, Perthshire.
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  Eilean Donan Castle, reused by Tripideas for their article Eilean Donan: An Island Castle.
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  Loch Alsh, reused by Harold Shaw Jr. for his article Four week school reflection.
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  Eilean Donan Castle, reused by Blai in his note Impulsos.
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  Eilean Donan Castle, reused by Zukhra Asqarova in her article Eilean Donan Castle.
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  Eilean Donan Castle, reused by Gazeta Wyborcza.pl in her article Najlepsze zdjęcia z Wikipedii cz. I.
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  Eilean Donan Castle, reused by Repkasoft in their software YoWindow.
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  Eilean Donan Castle, reused by Reiseplaneten in their page Skottlands fineste slott.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by Relevant Search Scotland on their page on Scottish castles.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by Alan Murphy on the Triporati page about Scottish Highlands.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by Frank Marketing on his page Wallpaper für Kinder: Mein erstes Wallpaper!.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by AmO Images.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by KlausGraf for his article Adventskalender (Türlein V) - Faszinierende Fotos.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by Edi for a blog note.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused on WorldNews.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused on Free Computer Wallpapers.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by InfoBritain for their page about the castle, with a twisted sense of what "copyright", "free" and "attribution" mean.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused on itdaras.com.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by Le Podcast Journal for their article L'image du jour : Eilean Donan.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused on さらひと写真館.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by Nishlaverz for his article Famous landmarks in the UK D-f.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by Polarzwo in his article Eilean Donan Castle Schottland.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused on Deviant Art.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by John Doe in his note Zombie-Angriff – was nun?.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by Ancient Digger in her note Semi Wordless Wednesday: Eilean Donan castle.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by Squidoo in their article Movies set in Scotland.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused by Solar Panel Quotes for their article Scotland's doing its bit for 2020 climate targets.
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  Eilean Donan Castle, reused by Tripideas for their article Eilean Donan: An Island Castle.
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  Eilean Donan Castle, reused by iknow-scotland for their article Wester Ross Tourist Information.
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  Eilean Donan Castle, reused by The Wisdom Journal for their article Don’t Storm The Fortress To Get A Job.
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  Eilean Donan Castle, reused on Kyle-of-Lochalsh.co.uk.
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  The Loch Ness, reused by Martine "les petits liens" for her blog note Les lieux les plus étranges du monde.
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  The Loch Ness, reused by Maëlle Boudet for her article Les lieux les plus étranges du monde.
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  Cawdor gardens, reused by Ovi Home Decorators for their article Several types of basic garden design.
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  Blair castle, reused by Lee Austin for the cover of his novel Fortune's Child.
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  Blair castle, reused by Scotland Dreaming on their page Scotland Castle Ruins List.
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  Blair castle, reused by WhichCastle.com in their article Castles in Perthshire .
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  Blair castle, reused somewhere on WorldNews.

Objects

Objects

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  Typical Provençal Nativity Scene, reused by International E-Corner to illustrate French Christmas traditions.
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  Santon, reused by Ampersand Design in a newsletter about regional Christmas customs and traditions.
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  Santons, reused by Ampersand Design in a newsletter about regional Christmas customs and traditions.
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  Santons, reused by Kathy Warnes in their article Santons and the Stars and Stripes Continue Christmas Peace Prayer.
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  Santon, reused by Ampersand Design in a newsletter about regional Christmas customs and traditions.
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  Santon, reused by Ampersand Design in a newsletter about regional Christmas customs and traditions.
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  Santon, reused by Ampersand Design in a newsletter about regional Christmas customs and traditions.
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  Santon, reused by Ampersand Design in a newsletter about regional Christmas customs and traditions.
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  Santon, reused by ShopRite in a document about Christmas.
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  Santon, reused in an article comment on Rue89.
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  Monoski, republished on WorldNews.
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  Le Blount, reused by Dean Ferber in his blog note Unlock The Key To Your Collecting Success.
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  Le Blount, reused by Aidomni for their article Réglage de frein de porte.
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  Piston valve, reused by Susan Eliott in her article Can I Use Water Instead of Valve Oil on My Trumpet?.
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  Trumpet mouthpiece, reused by Mark Ring in his article How to select a trumpet mouthpiece.
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  Piston valve, reused by Musikia in their article Bien choisir sa première trompette.
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  PhD thesis, reused by the Technische Universität Darmstadt for the front page of the Mathematics department.
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  PhD thesis, reused by T. MiaoTing in her note Formulae.
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  PhD thesis, reused by Marine Soichot in her article L'homme qui décortiquait les savoirs.
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  Piccolo trumpet, reused by Contra Costa Wind Symphony for their add Reach for the Sky Concert.
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  Piccolo trumpet, reused by Vern Pitt for his article Government trumpets extra 25p for carers.
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  HP M407, reused on WorldNews to illustrate HP-related articles.
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  HP M407, reused on WorldNews to illustrate HP-related articles.
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  Yashica Mat 124G, reused by Steve Yelvington in his blog note Breaking the familiar frame.
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  Mamiya C330, reused on This Week in Photo for their article Twip #163 - The End of Medium Format?
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  Mamiya C330, reused by Digital Photography and Cameras for their article Mamiya C330 Pro F

Reuse without attribution

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  The Bastille in Grenoble, reused by Dany Braido in his article Grenoble ai vou eu....., without proper credits.
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  Sunset over the Vercors, reused by Posts à beira mar! in their page Imagem do dia da WIKIMEDIA without proper credits.
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  The Greek flag, reused for some kind of satirical work, apparently without proper credits.
• Rio-Antirio bridge, republished by Desktop Nexus Architecture without proper credits. They listen only to DMCA takedown notices. Editor contacted on January 6th 2011.
  Rio-Antirio bridge, republished by Desktop Nexus Architecture without proper credits. They listen only to DMCA takedown notices. Editor contacted on January 6th 2011.
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  Graslin theatre, reused by belc2009 for his blog note A la découverte de Nantes without proper credits.
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  Notre-Dame de la Belle Verrière, reused by Andrew Sullivan in his article We Are All Subcultures Now, Ctd, without proper credits. Publisher contacted on July 19 2010.
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  Adam and Eve, reused by rwmg for his article Genesis 3, without proper credits.
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  Adam and Eve, reused by Les Chronikoles for their blog note La culture est dans le bus, without proper credits.
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  Adam and Eve, reused by Denis Alexander for his article A Response to Coyne, MacDonald, Ruse, and Wilkinson, Pt 2, without proper credits.
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  Adam and Eve, reused by Jim for his article It's All in the Curse, without proper credits.
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  Adam and Eve, reused by O Ancião for his article Meditações em "Alvorada do Amor" ou O Adão blasfemo, without proper credits.
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  PhD thesis, reused by A.Z. for his article The Tenet of Mathematical Logic without proper credits.
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  Eilean Donan castle, reused on SilentFunBlog without attribution. Editor contacted on December 31st 2010, and then on February 22nd 2011.