User talk:Mirughaz

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Proposed deletion of Charles Darwin(1758-1778)
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 * Duplicates charles darwin

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 * Thanks for creating the article, there was a minor glitch in that there should be a space between the name and the bracketed date, so I moved the article to Charles Darwin (1758-1778) and deleted the old title, but now find to my chagrin that Naming conventions (people) says that years of birth and death should not be used. A couple of ideas: Charles Darwin (physician) or Charles Darwin (medical student) spring to mind as possibilities. Any further thoughts? . dave souza, talk 10:02, 18 April 2009 (UTC)