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{{a|cosmology|}}The extremely complicated theoretical physics and geometry that underpins modern commercial law and negotiation. The most famous lexophysicist was the who invented the particle cross-accelerator which eventually led to the discovery of the [[Biggs hoson]] was [[J. M. F. Biggs]]. | {{a|cosmology|}}The extremely complicated theoretical physics and geometry that underpins modern commercial law and negotiation. The most famous lexophysicist was the who invented the particle cross-accelerator which eventually led to the discovery of the [[Biggs hoson]] was [[J. M. F. Biggs]]. | ||
Other famous pioneers, dating from the time when noble amateurs could still make significant inroads into | Other famous pioneers, dating from the time when noble amateurs could still make significant inroads into lexophysical theory, include [[George Robert Maguire Ugland]], dour Glaswegian pipewright [[A. J. N. Calder]], French ''chocolatiers'' the [[Maple brothers]] and Channel Islands naturalist, [[Ichabod Mourant]] and arguably fever-plagued German composer [[Otto Büchstein]]. | ||
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