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With the addition of overclaim having been announced for the new year, Genoa began to prepare for it. The main worry lied in the town of Sicily wich required a huge amount of recruiting while not having an active mayor to do so. | With the addition of overclaim having been announced for the new year, Genoa began to prepare for it. The main worry lied in the town of Sicily wich required a huge amount of recruiting while not having an active mayor to do so. | ||
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This came in the form of recruitment contests, reorganisation of some towns mayors and diplomatic treaties. | This came in the form of recruitment contests, reorganisation of some towns mayors and diplomatic treaties. | ||
However, this was overall a period of low activity within the nation compared to earlier months which severly limited the amount of work that was put into being ready for overclaim. | However, this was overall a period of low activity within the nation compared to earlier months which severly limited the amount of work that was put into being ready for overclaim. | ||
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Genoese towns in South Italy had remained mostly territorially unchanged since their acquisition by the nation. In october, senator aTerraAustralis proposed a new division of these towns with the objectives of lightening the burden of overclaim in the area. | Genoese towns in South Italy had remained mostly territorially unchanged since their acquisition by the nation. In october, senator aTerraAustralis proposed a new division of these towns with the objectives of lightening the burden of overclaim in the area. | ||
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This project went throught multiple versions and was introduced between November and December, significantly cleaning up the borders of these towns and they have stayed the same up to this day. | This project went throught multiple versions and was introduced between November and December, significantly cleaning up the borders of these towns and they have stayed the same up to this day. | ||