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I copy-edited this article based on a "Recent changes" entry in which I could spot an MOS:SURNAME issue from the edit summary. Only after I started making non-substantive MOS/typographical changes did I realize that Dr. Miranda is a professor at a university of which I am an alumna. I normally avoid editing any article regarding any of my almae matres, lest there be any cognizable inference of impropriety, and will make no further edits to this article, however non-substantive. Apologies. Julietdeltalima(talk)22:23, 17 April 2016 (UTC)
