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A articlescopydateentirefinallargestlibrarymilliononephysicalprintpublishingreallysizesuchtourvolumesvolunteersworkworld company plans to print all of the articlescopydateentirefinallargestlibrarymilliononephysicalprintpublishingreallysizesuchtourvolumesvolunteersworkworld from the Wikipedia website. PediaPress hopes to print the articlescopydateentirefinallargestlibrarymilliononephysicalprintpublishingreallysizesuchtourvolumesvolunteersworkworld contents of Wikipedia in 1,000 books, each containing 1,200 pages. Wikipedia has over 4.3 articlescopydateentirefinallargestlibrarymilliononephysicalprintpublishingreallysizesuchtourvolumesvolunteersworkworld articles and 2.6 billion words. Over 20 million articlescopydateentirefinallargestlibrarymilliononephysicalprintpublishingreallysizesuchtourvolumesvolunteersworkworld have helped to write it. The project will see the articlescopydateentirefinallargestlibrarymilliononephysicalprintpublishingreallysizesuchtourvolumesvolunteersworkworld version of Wikipedia on nearly 1.2 million pages of articlescopydateentirefinallargestlibrarymilliononephysicalprintpublishingreallysizesuchtourvolumesvolunteersworkworld. The page numbers will continue from book to book and the articlescopydateentirefinallargestlibrarymilliononephysicalprintpublishingreallysizesuchtourvolumesvolunteersworkworld page will be number 1,193,014. PediaPress needs $50,000 to start the project. It wants people to donate money so it can go ahead with the first articlescopydateentirefinallargestlibrarymilliononephysicalprintpublishingreallysizesuchtourvolumesvolunteersworkworld. The company has already printed number articlescopydateentirefinallargestlibrarymilliononephysicalprintpublishingreallysizesuchtourvolumesvolunteersworkworld of the thousand books. It includes the articles from "A" to "A76 motorway".

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