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To-do list for Palestine Liberation Organization: Rectify the PLO page with the PLO EC page. The PLO page says 15 people are elected to the PLO EC. The PLO EC page says 18 people. In the Palestine Liberation Organization article, an author named Smith is quoted twice. Can you tell me the author's full name and the work cited? Thanks and regards, Richard Herman
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