Deletion of Monica Allanach

Comment: per  after the good work by {{U|RebeccaGreen
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Comment: I think the Telegraph story and the Actuary obituary are enough for 
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Comment: Subject passes 
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Comment: I have added more sources and information. I was able to access the obituary through a Google cache, as my computer also didn't trust the website, and the page has unfortunately not been archived. There is significant coverage in the ''Actuary'' obituary and an article in ''The Daily Telegraph'' in 1970, when she was appointed deputy actuary at the Prudential - the first woman to reach management level in that firm, as well as the first woman on the council of the Institute of Actuaries. There is also coverage, though not as long, in a 1971 article in ''The Sunday Telegraph''; in the ''Birmingham Daily Post'', which noted in 1968 that she was the first woman elected to the council of the Institute; and in the ''Daily Telegraph'', which noted when she was appointed to the Secretary of State's advisory panel. I believe that she meets , if not also something similar to  for the impact on her profession of her achievements and her writing (as noted in her obituary
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