Talk:Maxim Staviski
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[edit] Spelling of Staviski's name
"Staviski" seems to be the preferred spelling; it's how he's listed on his official web site and ISU skater biography. I've renamed the article but don't have time to fix all references right now. Dr.frog 04:30, 8 August 2006 (UTC)
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