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Originally Posted by Damien
It's very common now for women who've got established public careers under their original names to keep it now for obvious reasons. I think I prefer that any way to the other increasingly common trend to have double-barrelled surnames as I think that'll get messy when their kids go onto to marry other people with such surnames (Smith-Evans-Taylor-Jones anyone?)
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Don't countries who do this just drop the second surname after the hyphenation so it would be Smith-Taylor in the above example if the parents were Smith-Evans and Taylor-Jones?