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It is a fundamental requirement that Wikipedia articles must be properly sourced by reliable and independent sources. Please see Verifiability and Citing sources for why and how we require this. This submission cannot become an article without appropriate sources.

You must find sources that follow the below guidelines, and then summarise or paraphrase them in your own words. That should make up the content of your article. The sources must be:

- Reliable: We prefer secondary sources that are published by reputable institutions with proof of editorial oversight. Primary sources can be used for basic facts (such as a date of birth), but they should be supplemented with strong secondary sources that offer analysis, discussion, or interpretation.

- Independent: Your sources should be independent of the subject, for example not interviews with the subject, self-published, or from the subject's own website.

- Show significant coverage: Your subject should be discussed in detail in the sources you find. The sources should provide in-depth information or analysis about the subject, going beyond basic facts or promotional material.

- From multiple places: We usually require three or more separate reliable, independent, secondary sources that discuss the subject.

- Not original research: Wikipedia articles should summarise existing knowledge about a subject. Wikipedia is a tertiary source and is not a place to present new research. You should also avoid drawing your own conclusions or analyses from the sources.

If you cannot find significant coverage of your subject in multiple, reliable, independent sources then I am afraid that it would not meet our notability criteria and therefore would not merit a Wikipedia article at this time.

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