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Good articles are Wikipedia entries that have passed a careful review process to meet high standards for accuracy, completeness, and clarity, though they haven't reached the highest tier of "Featured articles." They matter because they help readers quickly identify reliable, well-written information on Wikipedia among the millions of available articles.
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