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I moved this page from Inner Asia during the Tang Dynasty to Tang Dynasty in Inner Asia. The title "Inner Asia during the Tang Dynasty" can technically refer to all activity in the region during the period of the Tang dynasty, regardless of whether the Tang were involved or not. However, this article is specifically about Tang activities in the region. I don't think this is a contentious move, but if anyone has an issue with it, please say so. Otebig (talk) 00:48, 20 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]