MediaWiki API result

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            "*": "Subscribe to the mediawiki-api-announce mailing list at <https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-api-announce> for notice of API deprecations and breaking changes."
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                "title": "Reality TV",
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                        "*": "Reality TV can suck on Satan's hairy red ball sack. In hell or on earth or even in heaven or whatever, Reality TV just plain sucks.\n\n== Basic Premise of all Reality TV ==\n*1. Anticipation- Throughout the entire craptacular season of a reality show, the viewer anticipates the \"winner\" of the reality show\n*2. Predictability- Most of the filler of these shows are so predictable they'll make you vomit\n*3. Disappointment- The season finale will always rain disappointment on the viewers, infuriating them to a point where they \"need\" another season\n*4. Reunion Episode- The stupid episode where they decide whether or not to continue the show\n*5. DVD format- Who in their right mind would own a reality TV show on DVD? \n*6. Garbage Dumpster- This is where Reality TV should be, and where these programs go when they die.\n[[Category:Television]]"
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                        "*": "The Recording Industry Association of America is the trade group representing the U.S. recording industry.\n== The RIAA as a Business ==\n=== Mission ===\nThe RIAA tries to create a business and legal climate that supports and promotes their members' creative and financial vitality. It's members are the record companies. RIAA members create, manufacture and/or distribute approximately 90% of all legitimate sound recordings produced and sold in the United States.\n\n=== Making the Mission Happen ===\nRIAA works to protect intellectual property rights worldwide and the First Amendment rights of artists; conducts consumer, industry and technical research; and monitors and reviews state and federal laws, regulations and policies.\n\n=== Certification ===\nThe RIAA\u00ae also certifies Gold\u00ae, Platinum\u00ae, Multi-Platinum\u2122, and Diamond sales awards, as well as Los Premios De Oro y Platino\u2122, an award celebrating Latin music sales.\n\n=== Location ===\n1025 F ST N.W.\n10th Floor\nWashington, D.C. 20004\n=== Phone Number ===\n(202)-775-0101\n\n== How the Sydlexia Community Feels About the RIAA ==\n{{quote\n|quote=I think it is awesome how the RIAA is suing all of those bastards who steal music.  Fuck normal people!  Long live [[Lars Ulrich]]!!!  What I love the most about the RIAA is how smart they are.  They are able to sue the people who share music from bands they represent while at the same time those artists are becoming more famous due to additional circulation, causing more people to share and be targets for being sued.  I wish I was smart enough to make a money making scheme like this.\n|author={{GPF}}\n|}}\n[[Category:Music]]"
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