A fact from Burbank Town Center appeared on Wikipedia's
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Other problems: - Just copy the ref numbered [4] to the end of the sentence ...until 1988, when plans were dropped due to rising costs. This is required to satisfy the requirement that the hook must be cited at the end of the sentence, per
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Epicgenius:
Added reference to end of sentence, as requested.
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