Talk:Paris twins

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[edit] Speedy notice removed

I've removed the speedy notice, as this didn't seem to meet any criterion in WP:CSD. I agree this content is redundant, but the phrase is clearly frequently used in the press to refer to them. For one thing, I'd just turn this into a redirect. Perhaps a disambiguation page is the right solution? William Pietri 18:35, 17 June 2007 (UTC)