"' Withdrawn by Nominator "'- On reflection I was over harsh with this nomination : in my defence I was blinded by the overt peacockery in the article.
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I see similar errors and peacockery throughout this article and no desire to fix them, therefore I must oppose .-- Fatuorum 04 : 04, 3 February 2010 ( UTC)
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:I've removed a bit of peacockery and puff, and done a little MOS copy edit .-- email ) 07 : 26, 13 July 2013 ( UTC)
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:I've trimmed the peacockery, but the article probably needs cut down, it is currently biopic .-- talk ) 12 : 19, 17 November 2008 ( UTC)
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On the other hand, recent use of the term " peacockery " by Septentrionalis seems to be going in the direction of tit-for-tat insults, which isn't helping things.
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The version that was declined by User : Onel5969 had " ranked among the top 100 in the United States " about his high school, which is somewhat peacockery, but User : DGG has since removed that.
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:: I've added more content on Booth's theatrical career and appearances, and relied only on quotations from critical reviews, " letting the facts speak for themselves " in all instances to avoid peacockery.
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I deleted this paragraph twice partially because of the peacockery in the first half and partially because of the suggestion in the second half that there were scientific explanations available for the fictional technique of the " Vibrating Palm ".
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Unfortunately, when the peacockery was removed, there wasn't much left : and even the remaining content is not supported : The amount of media arttention is called " surprising extent " without a source for that conclusion.
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I did remove the humdrum stuff about how Tanikawa appeared in this film . ( However, I deleted the peacockery added by Bkce23 whereby Mosdell was a " celebrated lyricist " . )-- talk ) 07 : 46, 13 September 2010 ( UTC)
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