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What did professor David Craig discover?
Professor david craig discovered that he was a sienctis in 1789
What did professor David Craig do?
Chemistry
Is Professor David Craig married?
yes
Did david Craig work with other scientist?
well my great friend david Craig acully did work with a notheer scientist named bill .F cumongos
What did Professor David Craig invent?
Carlos Reyna
How did Professor David Craig become famous?
by going to the toilet.
When did professor David Craig die?
hes not dead yet
How is Professor David Craig famous?
Yes, He is very famous and smart
Who was lipcott?
professor Craig lipcott was a famous nuclear scientist in the TV series of "the adventures of Superboy"
When did David Parker Craig the scientist die?
He was born December 23, 1919 and is still alive.
What is the birth name of Craig David?
Craig David's birth name is Craig Ashley David.
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