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• Template:Articles lacking sources progress
  {{Progress box|Articles lacking sources|state = {{{state|collapsed}}}}}<noinclude>
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• Template:Infobox website
  | image2 = {{#if:{{{collapsible|}}}|{{hidden begin|title={{{collapsetext|Screenshot}}}|titlestyle=text-align:center}}}}{{{screenshot|}}} | caption2 = {{{caption|}}}{{#if:{{{collapsible|}}}|{{hidden end}}}}
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• MediaWiki:Common.js
  /** Collapsible tables ********************************************************* * Description: Allows tables to be collapsed, showing only the header. See
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• Template:RBE10K TableRow 3
  ...gin: 0px auto; border: 1px solid #{{{linecolour|000}}}; padding: 0; border-collapse: separate; border-spacing: 0; border-top: 0px; " width="99%"
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• RBEM/es
  ...t]], [[The Free World Charter]], [[The RBE10K Project]], is to prevent the collapses of Human society and of Earth's natural environment as we have known it s ...tinuous growth always reaches a point of saturation, usually followed by a collapse. An example of this phenomenon is a malign tumor, which grows without stop
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• RBEM/pt
  ...t]], [[The Free World Charter]], [[The RBE10K Project]], is to prevent the collapses of Human society and of Earth's natural environment as we have known it s ...tinuous growth always reaches a point of saturation, usually followed by a collapse. An example of this phenomenon is a malign tumor, which grows without stop
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• RBEM/en
  ...t]], [[The Free World Charter]], [[The RBE10K Project]], is to prevent the collapses of Human society and of Earth's natural environment as we have known it s ...tinuous growth always reaches a point of saturation, usually followed by a collapse. An example of this phenomenon is a malign tumor, which grows without stop
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• The Zeitgeist Movement
  ... issues such as [[Poverty|poverty]], [[Corruption|corruption]], [[Collapse|collapse]], [[Homelessness|homelessness]], [[War|war]], [[Starvation|starvation]] a
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• MediaWiki:Common.css
  /* 'show'/'hide' buttons created dynamically by the CollapsibleTables javascript .collapseButton {
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• Peritia school/Presentation
  ...s, and that going off-grid is pointless in the end because when the system collapses, our homesteads will be the first targets of hungry mobs. ... the system has been collapsing for the last thirty years, and even if the collapse is actually accelerating, people are also adapting and adjusting at an acc
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• Template:Talk header
  ...="tmbox tmbox-notice plainlinks" id="talkheader" style="width: 80%; border-collapse: separate"
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• Template:Progress box
  {| class="collapsible {{{state|{{#ifeq:{{NAMESPACE}}|Template||collapsed}}}}}" style="width: 100%; margin: 0"
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• RBEM/Strategies for integration with the monetary market
  ...irky methods can cause general disruption, confusion, and the seed for the collapse of the whole system. The pursuit of profit, or any kind of differential ad
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