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I am delighted to announce that the Friends of Charles Darwin have their 2000th member: Rakibul Karim of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
An extra-special welcome!
Richard Carter, FCD | 12-Apr-2008 | 
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Welcome indeed. I hope the 2001st is an alien. It would somehow be appropriate.
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On this date in 2000, the Bank of England published a press release, announcing that Charles Darwin was to appear on the new £10 note. The Friends of Charles Darwin's campaign was officially over.
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