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 === Real world ===
 * A 2020 ''[[New York Times]]'' article titled "What to Expect From Facebook, Twitter and YouTube on Election Day" included a graphic by Shira Inbar of three [[K9]]s representing [[Facebook]], [[Twitter]], and [[YouTube]]. <ref>[https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/02/technology/facebook-twitter-youtube-election-day.html What to Expect From Facebook, Twitter and YouTube on Election Day]</ref>
-* The Dutch [https://web.archive.org/web/20220120202013/https://coronacheck.nl/en CoronaCheck website] had a QR code that, when scanned, has the message: "River Song is a fictional character in the British science-fiction series Doctor Who. As a consequence of River and the Doctor both being time travelers, their adventures together are out-of-sync chronologically, resulting in surprising consequences for them and their unusual romantic life together. She often signals the Doctor by using the phrase “Hello Sweetie”."
+* The Dutch [https://web.archive.org/web/20220120202013/https://coronacheck.nl/en CoronaCheck website] had a QR code that, when scanned, has the message: "River Song is a fictional character in the British science-fiction series Doctor Who. As a consequence of River and the Doctor both being time travellers, their adventures together are out-of-sync chronologically, resulting in surprising consequences for them and their unusual romantic life together. She often signals the Doctor by using the phrase “Hello Sweetie”."
 == Footnotes ==
 {{reflist}}
 [[Category:Cultural references to the Doctor Who universe by decade]]