Who attests that Fenway is called "the Fenway"?
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English Wikipedia attests it, as at the date of retrieval; the archive records the attestation and does not rule on it. urn:lemay:boston:claim:fenway-vernacular-name-the-fenway
According to English Wikipedia, Fenway is called “the Fenway”, and the archive holds the attestation at the strength attested. urn:lemay:boston:claim:fenway-vernacular-name-the-fenway
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- Fenway — called “the Fenway” — claimAttested by English Wikipedia.urn:lemay:boston:claim:fenway-vernacular-name-the-fenway
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