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This is a venue to highlight topics that could plausibly be brought to good article (GA), featured article (GA), or featured list (FL) status but currently lack appreciable mainspace coverage. A submitted title may be a redlink or redirect.[a] To ensure competence in gauging articles' suitability, requests are restricted to users who have previously gotten an article promoted to the relevant status; any user can comment, however.

Agriculture, food and drink

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Food

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Cooking water  (1 article)

Engineering and technology

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Transport

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Commercial aviation scheduling  (1 article)

Language and literature

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Language

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Constructed languages in science fiction – Pronunciation of loanwords – (in English – in Modern Hebrew)[b] – Titles of academic works – Tone in texting  (6 articles)

Literature

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Color in literature – Poet voice  (2 articles)

Media and drama

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Television

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2012 Serena Williams Crip Walk – Accuracy in medical dramas – Saturday Night Live cold opens – SuperwholockSuperwholock  (4 articles)

Music

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Other music articles

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Slim ShadySlim Shady – Songwriting of Bob Dylan – Songwriting of Taylor Swift  (3 articles)

Natural sciences

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Biology and medicine

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Autism and food – Environmental impact of veganism – Epidemiology of gun violence – History of eastern gray squirrels  (4 articles)

Philosophy and religion

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Philosophy

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Addiction and free will – Ethics of (adoption – bribery – cyberwarfare – deception – e-commerce – gossip – hunting – immigrationEthics of immigration – in vitro fertilization – juvenile justice – marketing – piracy – tourism)  (14 articles)

Social sciences and society

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Culture, sociology, and psychology

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Alt-right memes – Amateur radio community – Deaf culture (humor – music) – Death positivity bias – Death positivity movement[c] – Deep-fried memeDeep-fried meme – Digital vigilantism – Dungeons & Dragons player culture – Edit warringEdit warring – Insurance company branding in the United States – Jews and lactose intolerance – People on the internet (African Americans – deaf people – Hispanic Americans – Jewish people – LGBTQ people – teens) – Race and the Interstate Highway System – Scent marketing – Seth Meyers at the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner – Sexual assault and ridesharing services – Skateboarding culture – TikTok and neurodivergence – Victims of serial killers – Youth movementYouth movement – YouTube (algorithm – philanthropy – sponsorship)  (29 articles)

Economics and business

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Gentrification in Brooklyn – Labor unions in California[d] – Manufacturing in the Midwestern United States – Race and the subprime mortgage crisis – Seasonality in (the housing market – tourism)  (6 articles)

Education

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High school literary canon – In-state and out-of-state tuition – Mathematics education (gender and – race and – technology and) – U.S. legal education (feminism and – gender and – race and – technology and)  (9 articles)

Courses

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Mathematics (arithmetic – calculus – elementary algebra – geometry – trigonometry) – International law – (criminal law – space law) – International trade – U.S. law (administrative law – admiralty law – civil procedure – constitutional law – contract law – corporate law – criminal law – criminal procedure – environmental law – evidence – health law – immigration law – intellectual property law – labor law – legal research – legal writing – property law – remedies – tax law – tort law – wills, trusts, and estates)  (30 articles)

Law

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42 U.S.C. §§ 1981 – 1983Section 1983 – 1985(3) – Addiction and the law – Appeal waiver – Attorney–client relationship[e] – Vicarious liability of churches – Degrees of murder – Doctrines (equitable apportionment – FeresFeres doctrine – last antecedent – Princess Lida – the greater includes the lesser) – Discretionary function exception – Domestic Violence Survivors Justice Act – Parent–child immunity – Parental duty to vaccinate – Free will and the law – Gender-neutral language in law – Multilingual law – Presumption of regularity in the United StatesPresumption of regularity in the United States – Recreation in prison – Slight evidence rule  (23 articles)

Magazines and print journalism

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Media coverage of serial killers – News flow – News satire headlines – The New York Times coverage of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict  (4 articles)

Politics and government

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Algorithmic redistricting – Donald Trump's influence on Republican Party primaries – Political longevity – Politics of civil procedure – Politics of United States Supreme Court nominations – Racial segregation by the United States government – Racial segregation in Los Angeles[f] – State and local government procurement in the United States  – Strategic voting in primary elections – Woman president of the United States  (10 articles)

Sports and recreation

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Football

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National Football League betting  (1 article)

Video games

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Video game characters, concepts, and miscellanea

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Minecraft in research  (1 article)

Articles created from this list

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Death in video games – Food in video games – Mpreg  (3 articles)

Notes

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  1. ^ This page is oriented toward ground-up creations. In theory, at least, any GNG pass can be turned into a GA, any GNG pass with high-quality sourcing can be turned into an FA, and any NLIST and SALAT pass with eight or more items and no day-to-day changes can be turned into an FL. The goal here is to emphasize GA/FA/FL opportunities that are non-obvious because the page does not exist, or exists but has little to no usable content.
  2. ^ probably a bunch of other languages, too!
  3. ^ Death positivity currently redirects to one org that postdates the movement by a lot.
  4. ^ or literally any U.S. state
  5. ^ About the totality of the dynamic between the two, not just the determination of whether the relationship exists and the legal protections that come along with it; those are covered at attorney–client privilege.
  6. ^ Or any major U.S. city, save for Atlanta.