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This article should not be deleted. The article is well-sourced and documented with verifiable links. A google search of "Kim Hawtrey" will attest to the subject's significance and importance. The subject of the article is a prominent economist and well known Christian author. He has an international reputation in his field of financial economics, and as a Christian apologist.
JennyLea (talk) 22:00, 23 April 2010 (UTC)JLReply
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