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Line 973: The sentence “Later the same year, Harris notified 100 mobile-app developer of their non-compliance…” should read “developers” as the correct pluralization. [[User:Bryanlallen\|Bryanlallen]] ([[User talk:Bryanlallen\|talk]]) 06:14, 15 August 2020 (UTC) :{{done}}: thank you for pointing that out. —[[User:MelbourneStar\|<b style="color:#E22">Mel</b><b style="color:#F20">bourne</b><b style="color:#F73">Star</b>]]<span style="color: #FF9F00;">☆</span>[[User talk:MelbourneStar\|<sup style="color:#407">'''''talk'''''</sup>]] 06:18, 15 August 2020 (UTC) == Requested edit to Early Life and Education == The article presently reads "Harris was raised in Berkeley, California, with her younger sister, Maya Harris." I believe it should be edited to read "Harris was raised in Berkeley, California, ''and Montreal, Canada,'' with her younger sister, Maya Harris." (The italics are just to show the proposed change, btw.) She moved to Montreal at age 12, and a person of 12 years is not normally considered "raised" in the United States. Further, she says she grew up "In Berkeley and in Oakland and in Montreal."<ref>https://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/article/Kamala-Harris-grew-up-idolizing-lawyers-3232851.php</ref>