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Saturday 5 February 2005, 20.35: Dictator Eyadema is just dead this morning. A country is free of 38 years of tyranny, but is afraid of its uncertain future. L, Belgium

I gave the article a bit of hasty revising, correcting and expanding due to the fact that many people are doubtless going to look here for information, and are probably doing so already. But I must confess my knowledge about Eyadema is insufficient to do much more than that. Anybody who can do better than me, please give it a try. Everyking 21:45, 5 Feb 2005 (UTC)

Also perhaps someone would know enough to modify the first bit of the Politics of Togo article. -- KittySaturn 07:13, 2005 Feb 6 (UTC)

"He fathered one hundred children with seven women." That doesn't seem like it could be right. That would require each woman to have about 14 kids by him, right? I'm guessing there's either fewer kids or more women. Everyking 15:04, 17 Feb 2005 (UTC)

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	Also perhaps someone would know enough to modify the first bit of the [[Politics of Togo]] article. -- [[User:KittySaturn\|KittySaturn]] 07:13, 2005 Feb 6 (UTC)		Also perhaps someone would know enough to modify the first bit of the [[Politics of Togo]] article. -- [[User:KittySaturn\|KittySaturn]] 07:13, 2005 Feb 6 (UTC)

			"He fathered one hundred children with seven women." That doesn't seem like it could be right. That would require each woman to have about 14 kids by him, right? I'm guessing there's either fewer kids or more women. [[User:Everyking\|Everyking]] 15:04, 17 Feb 2005 (UTC)