Category:Data with undue precision

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These are articles that require attention to some of the measurements in the article, which are stated with undue precision. When the work has been done please remove the category or template.

See Wikipedia:Manual of Style (dates and numbers)#Uncertainty and rounding.

Articles can be added to this category using {{Undue precision}} after the offending number. If a paragraph, table or section has multiple numbers needing revision, enter {{Undue precision|section}} at the top of the section, to display a banner instead of an inline note.