an Poe • Ezra Pound • Adrienne Rich • }bitter Maria Rilke • Theodore Roethke • Sappho • Anne Sexton • William Shakespeare • Percy Bysshe Shelley • Wallace Stevens • Robert Louis Stevenson • Wistawa Szyffiborska • Alfred, Lord Tennyson • Dylan Thomas • Derek Walcott • Walt Whitman • Oscar Wilde • William Carlo

an Poe • Ezra Pound • Adrienne Rich • }bitter Maria Rilke • Theodore Roethke • Sappho • Anne Sexton • William Shakespeare • Percy Bysshe Shelley • Wallace Stevens • Robert Louis Stevenson • Wistawa Szyffiborska • Alfred, Lord Tennyson • Dylan Thomas • Derek Walcott • Walt Whitman • Oscar Wilde • William Carlo

an Poe • Ezra Pound • Adrienne Rich • }bitter Maria Rilke • Theodore Roethke • Sappho • Anne Sexton • William Shakespeare • Percy Bysshe Shelley • Wallace Stevens • Robert Louis Stevenson • Wistawa Szyffiborska • Alfred, Lord Tennyson • Dylan Thomas • Derek Walcott • Walt Whitman • Oscar Wilde • William Carlo

nize articles referring to non-fictional people by their membership in a “year_births” category. The category “1879 births” includes Albert Einstein, Wallace Stevens and Leon Trotsky likewise “1923 births” includes Henry Kissinger, Maria Callas and Joseph Heller while “1931_births” includes Michael Gorbachev, Raul

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, Carlos Castenedas, SA¶ren Kierkegaard, Wilder Penfield, R. G. Bickford, Edmund Carpenter, Werner Heisenberg, Sir James Jeans, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Wallace Stevens, Leon Brillouin, T. S. Eliot, I. A. Richards, Gertrude Stein, Max Born, J. Andrade e Silva, P. W. Bridgman, R. Buckminster Fuller, Sir Arthur Edding

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