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- In the statement "that organization was founded in 1978 when the natural disasters had increased...", inserting {{Timefact}} will show the need for a source that specifies when the disasters increased in relation with the year of foundation.
- In the statement "those celtic tribes survived more than one invasion...", placing {{Timefact}} shows the need for a source that says when that happened.
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For information about the "history source needed" template itself — {{Timefact}} — and how to use it, see: Template:Timefact