Titlebook: Relaxed Abduction; Robust Information I Thomas Hubauer Book 2016 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2016 Semantic Web.Ontologies.Diagnostics.Rea

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sdom of her marriage, Burney wrote, ‘Memorandum. — This 7th. May, 1825. … — — And NEVER — NEVER was Union more exquisitely blest & felicitous — though, after the first 8 years of unmingled happiness, it was assailed by many calamities — chiefly of separation or illness — Yet still MENTALLY unbroken’

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Thomas Hubauer listening to music. Someone in the family, or else a visiting professional musician, often a famous name from the Continent, was frequently to be heard playing the violin, the harpsichord, or singing. Stephen A. Willier’s chapter sheds new light on this aspect of the life of Frances Burney and her

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Thomas Hubauer listening to music. Someone in the family, or else a visiting professional musician, often a famous name from the Continent, was frequently to be heard playing the violin, the harpsichord, or singing. Stephen A. Willier’s chapter sheds new light on this aspect of the life of Frances Burney and her

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Thomas Hubauerk-selling business. It allowed him not only to diversify his business model since it was an additional outlet for getting his products to the readers but also gave him another insight into the tastes of the public. Consequently, not all the copies of . published by Lowndes would have been sold to th

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Thomas Hubauerk-selling business. It allowed him not only to diversify his business model since it was an additional outlet for getting his products to the readers but also gave him another insight into the tastes of the public. Consequently, not all the copies of . published by Lowndes would have been sold to th

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Thomas Hubauer the 11:30 am London Stock Exchange report, became a commuter paper as popular with city ‘gents’ as the desired working-class readers. Writing three second-leader articles a week, Cobbe earned two guineas for each leader, a sum rather less than the three guineas she received for a similar column in