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Whoever wrote this article, nice work. This is the clearest explanation of Tufts that I have ever seen! I am making some stylistic edits according to my own taste, but still, this is Wikipedia at its best. Thanks. Andrew Gradmantalk/WP:Hornbook09:24, 21 October 2018 (UTC)Reply