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teller
Politics a person appointed to count votes in a legislative body, assembly, etc.
Teller
Edward. 1908--2003, US nuclear physicist, born in Hungary: a major contributor to the development of the hydrogen bomb (1952)


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Dimensions Possibilities Tellership One active teller Multiple active [left and right arrow] co-tellers Tellability High [left and right arrow] Low Embeddedness Detached [left and right arrow] Embedded Linearity Closed temporal and causal Open t.
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He was an Exchequer official of some importance, having been granted the reversion of a tellership in the Exchequer after his father-in-law Richard Warner ([dagger]1545) on 29 June 1544.
Chaucer's tomb: the politics of reburial by Pearsall, Derek / Medium Aevum
 
 
 
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