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Section sizes

Section size for Creeperian annexation of Navidad and San Juan Diego (26 sections)
Section name	Byte count	Cume
_LEAD_	4,564	4,564
Background	18	8,685
Historical Creeperian territories	2,549	2,549
CODECO military occupation	3,493	3,493
1 June Agreement	2,625	2,625
Electoral process	2,644	2,644
Party positions	4,233	4,233
Opinion polling	2,544	21,492
Arapaho	5,082	5,082
Eastern Sequoyah	10,185	10,185
Itse Ulagohisdi	3,681	3,681
Results	15	4,728
Arapaho districts	1,710	1,710
Eastern Sequoyah districts	1,754	1,754
Itse Ulagohisdi districts	1,249	1,249
Aftermath of referendums	32	6,549
Announcement of the results	3,364	3,364
Crises in Sequoyah	2,591	2,591
Annexation	562	562
Reactions	17	22,179
After the 1 June Agreement	7,457	7,457
After the referendums	14,705	14,705
See also	212	212
Notes	27	27
References	36	36
External links	624	624
Total	75,973	75,973

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