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Piers YoungSeptember 3, 2011NotesLeave a Comment

B stands for beginning, E stands for Electricity.

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She really was remarkable. We'll be writing about her for @DulwichSociety journal. And also her sister, Eva Crane, who was a nuclear physicist who became a global authority on 🐝🐝🐝 https://twitter.com/chrisbakery/status/1368612727959257089

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I cannot begun to get my head round how you could translate something like A Clockwork Orange.

Some people have the most astonishing minds!

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People are brilliant. How good is this?

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