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  1. Expand list
  2. Expand list/doc defines category: List notification templates
  3. Expand list/metadoc
  4. FULLROOTPAGENAME
  5. Failed verification defines category: All articles with failed verification
  6. Fix defines category: Templates including undated clean-up tags
  7. Fix-span defines category: Templates including undated clean-up tags
  8. Fix/category defines category: Articles with invalid date parameter in template
  9. Full
  10. Full citation needed defines category: Articles needing more detailed references
  11. High-risk
  12. Hotspot defines category: Info templates
  13. Icon
  14. Icon link
  15. If
  16. Incomplete
  17. Incomplete/doc defines category: Cleanup templates
  18. Incomplete short citation defines category: Articles needing more detailed references
  19. Infobox
  20. Inline cleanup tags defines category: Wikipedia maintenance templates
  21. Inline tags
  22. JULIANDAY
  23. Language defines category: Language
  24. Languages
  25. Last edited by
  26. Lua
  27. Main
  28. Main other
  29. Master
  30. Masters
  31. MastersEnd
  32. Mbox
  33. Mbox/doc defines category: Exclude in print
  34. Mbox templates (small)
  35. Mbox templates see also
  36. Missing information
  37. Missing information/doc defines category: Request templates
  38. Navbox
  39. Navbox subgroup
  40. Net defines category: Net
  41. No
  42. Non Compliant
  43. Nonspecific
  44. Notice
  45. Ns has subpages
  46. OR defines category: All articles that may contain original research
  47. Ombox
  48. Or
  49. P2
  50. POV-statement defines category: All articles with minor POV problems
  51. Page needed
  52. Pagetype
  53. Para
  54. Param
  55. Peacock term defines category: All articles with peacock terms
  56. Plain link
  57. Pop
  58. Pp-template
  59. Quantify defines category: All articles with unsourced statements
  60. Question mark
  61. Radio defines category: Info templates
  62. Redirect
  63. Repeater defines category: Info templates
  64. Replace
  65. Request quotation
  66. Season needed defines category: All articles with unsourced statements
  67. Self-published inline
  68. Self-published source
  69. Small defines category: Pages using small with an empty input parameter
  70. Source need translation
  71. Source needs translation defines category: Sources needing translation
  72. TDMCA defines category: Articles with tags with unsupported types
  73. TalkGroup defines category: Info templates
  74. Technical-statement
  75. Technical statement defines category: All articles needing expert attention
  76. TemplateDataHeader
  77. TemplateData header defines category: TemplateData documentation
  78. Template shortcut
  79. Terminal Support Header
  80. Terminal Support Row
  81. Time ago
  82. Tip
  83. Tl
  84. Tl2
  85. Tla
  86. Tlf
  87. Tlg
  88. Tlp
  89. Tlsp
  90. Tlx
  91. Tmbox
  92. Tnull
  93. Toolbar
  94. Tools defines category: Wikipedia help templates
  95. Twinkle standard installation defines category: Templates used by Twinkle
  96. Under construction defines category: Pages actively undergoing construction
  97. Under construction/doc defines category: Templates used by Twinkle
  98. Undue-inline
  99. Unreliable source? defines category: All articles lacking reliable references
  100. Update after defines category: {{{4}}}

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