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Basic Derived

Secondary color derived

Secondary border color derived

The content was derived from local cache.

The content was derived from the server.

A blue/gray skin with sidebar and top bar. Derived from MonoBook

Be the first one to illustrate key facts about this topic for visual learners.

Create an article in $1 to include the facts you learned from the translation.

The existing article may be missing information. Consider expanding the article with the facts you learned from the translation.

Readers access references to check the facts. Review the format of the references and add relevant references in your language.

Ignoring width value set in <var>$1urlparam</var> ($2) in favor of width value derived from <var>$1urlwidth</var>/<var>$1urlheight</var> ($3).

"$1" is a predefined property and represents a language code derived from an interwiki link and is provided by the [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Interlanguage_Links Semantic Interlanguage Links] extension.

"$1" is a predefined property and represents a target page derived from an interwiki link and is provided by the [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Interlanguage_Links Semantic Interlanguage Links] extension.

{{GENDER:|You}} can also rewrite sentences so that they do not contain opinions. {{SITENAME}} content should be neutral, clear, and encyclopedic. However, be careful not to change the facts in the sentence.

Sentences need references when they mention specific facts, like numbers, dates, or historic occurrences.

If a sentence contains information that people might disagree on, or information that is not commonly known by most people, it likely needs a reference.

A tool that lets you select images & highlight facts from an article to create short, visual, and reliable knowledge from Wikipedia for quick consumption. Enable it to do the following:<br>- Discover stories attached to an article.<br>- Click/Tap on the [+] icon below the article title to create a new story.

Following Wikipedia's example, many wikis keep their policy pages separate from their content pages, in a '''project namespace'''.
All page titles in this namespace start with a certain prefix, which you can specify here.
Usually, this prefix is derived from the name of the wiki, but it cannot contain punctuation characters such as "#" or ":".

This page is derived from the page [$1 $2] on [$3 $4] in its revision from $8 at $9 (UTC). There, it is published under the CC BY-SA 3.0 license. More details and the full list of contributors can be found on the associated [$5 history page]. Wikitravel contributors are marked by the prefix $6.

The cache statistics is to contain provisional cumulative as well as derived data including: 
* "misses" as the total attempts to retrieve data from the cache with unattainable responses, forcing a direct repository (DB, triple-store etc.) retrieval 
* "deletes" as the total amount of cache eviction operations (either through a purge or query dependency) 
* "hits" contains the amount of cache retrievals from either embedded (queries called from within a wiki page) or non-embedded (if enabled, requested by pages like Special:Ask or the API) sources 
* "medianRetrievalResponseTime" is an orientation value of the median response time (in sec.) for cached and non-cached retrieval requests over the time span of the collection process  
* "noCache" indicates the amount of no attempt requests (limit=0 queries, 'no-cache' option etc.) to retrieve results from cache