Pierre Charles Le Monnier

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Olaf Nikolas Olsen

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Hans Beat Wieland

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Suzanne Bing

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John William Garvin

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Hans Conrad Werdmüller

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Ernst Linck

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Louis Held

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Niklaus Dachselhofer

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Beth Killoran

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