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Date: 2010-11-13 06:23:31
Fellows of the Royal Society
Mathematics education
Mathematical game
Mathematical puzzle
Recreational mathematics
John Horton Conway
Mathematical problem
Combinatorics
Roger Penrose
Mathematics
Science
British people

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