MFL Prize - Revision history

Smeeds at 22:17, 1 January 2026

2026-01-01T22:17:32Z

2025-01-09T01:50:29Z

2023, 2024 and combining with French Prize

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 [[Category:See Also]]

2022-12-21T00:15:59Z

2022

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	\|valign="top" \| [[Aaron Taylor]]		\|valign="top" \| [[Aaron Taylor]]
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			\|valign="top" \| [[Brian Fernandez]]
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2020-01-22T22:36:08Z

2019

2018-12-26T23:20:32Z

2018

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	\|valign="top" \| [[Alexandra Esteves]]		\|valign="top" \| [[Alexandra Esteves]]
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			\|valign="top" \| [[Thomas Cozens]]
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2017-12-24T21:51:38Z

First Version updated

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2017-12-24T21:49:15Z

First Version

New page

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