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speech by US President John F. Kennedy
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Remove "It may be considered a donut, even though it lacks a hole." See Talk.
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Unprotected "Berliner": no known reason for protection
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Berliner Pfannkuchen moved to Berliner: Let's use American English
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just because it's a pancake doesn't mean it has to be excluded as a donut. Look up "Berliner", and you'll get JFK
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look up the defintion of pfannkuchen, "noob"
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dude, read my talk page message
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not a donut.
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read my comments at donut
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Donuts have holes. Berliners' don't have holes, thus not donuts.
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New page: A '''Berliner Pfannkuchen''' (often called simply '''Berliner''') is a type of donut common in parts of Germany, especially Berlin. It is usually filled with jam or marmalade, ...
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