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1. Anton Drexler (1369 bytes)
   1: ... content himself with the post of honorary chairman. 3: ...in allowed any real power. He was largely forgotten by the time of his death. 5: ''See also: Nazi Germany''
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2. Anton Diabelli (2855 bytes)
   1: ...rote his set of thirty-three ''Diabelli Variations''. 3: ...ro Cappi in 1818 and setting up a music publishing firm with him. 5: ...ranz Schubert, a composer the firm later championed.
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3. Anton Chekhov (14049 bytes)
   1: ...Russian playwright and master of the modern short story. 5: ...ov adopts something of a clinical approach to ordinary life.
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4. Robert Anton Wilson (5541 bytes)
   1: ...1979), a complex spoof of conspiracy theory|conspiracy theories. 3: ...g circuit" theory of psychological development than Leary was himself. 5: ...cyclopedia of conspiracy theories, with Miriam Joan Hill.
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5. Ragnar Anton Kittil Frisch (2181 bytes)
   1: ... 31, 1973) was a Norway|Norwegian economist. 3: ...nomics at the University of Oslo in 1932 and became its Director of Research. 5: ...zing economic processes and developing dynamic economic models.
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6. Anton Cermak (2735 bytes)
   1: ...hicago, Illinois from 1931 until his death in 1933. 3: ... on March 6. He was interred at Bohemian National Cemetery, Chicago. 5: ...Ps who had led Chicago for years, only backfired on him.
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7. Anton van Leeuwenhoek (3133 bytes)
   1: ...n Leeuwenhoek.png|thumb|200px|Anton von Leeuwenhoek 2: ...an and scientist from Delft, in the Netherlands. 3: ...rmatozoon|spermatozoa and Blood|blood flow in capillary|capillaries (small blood vessel... 5: ...'Van Leeuwenhoek'' translates as ''From Lion's Corner''.
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8. Anton Bruckner (14736 bytes)
   1: ...ht;width:156px;margin-left:5px">Image:AntonBruckner.jpeg</div> 3: ...4 - October 11, 1896) was an Austrian composer.
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   1: <div style="float:right">image:Anton_de_Bary.jpg</div> 2: ...logy). He is considered a founding father of plant pathology (phytopathology). 4: ...r of Russian bacteriologist Sergei Winogradsky.
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10. Anton Webern (8735 bytes)
    1: Image:anton_webern.jpg|right 3: ...used his middle names, and dropped the '''von''' in 1918.
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11. Anton Melik (3249 bytes)
    1: ...0 - June 8, 1966) was a Slovenes|Slovene geographer. 3: ...a, in 1932 a senior lecturer, and soon after in 1938 a professor. 5: ...his work in this field he has established his known geomorphological school.
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12. Anton Geesink (1914 bytes)
    1: ...etherlands|Dutch 10th dan grade|dan judoka. 3: ...Fact: When he was 12, Anton was beaten up by Rijk de Gooyer, 4: ...as caught stealing breads from Rijk the Gooyers bakery-cart. 5: Nowadays, both Anton and Rijk are Dutch celebrities.
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    1: ...he 2000 census, the city had a total population of 1,200. 4: ...Image:TXMap-doton-Anton.PNG|right|Location of Anton, Texas 5: ..." West (33.811343, -102.162497)Geographic references|¹.
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15. Anton Peterlin (1684 bytes)
    1: ...vene physicist. After receiving his D. Sc. in physics from 2: ...he National Bureau of Standards in Washington, DC, a post he held for two years. 4: ...lschaft, and the Slovene Academy of Sciences and the Arts (SAZU).
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16. Wenzel Anton von Kaunitz (1757 bytes)
    1: ...[June 27, 1794) was an Austrian statesman. 3: ...esa of Austria|Maria Theresia monument in Vienna)</small></div> 5: ...he ''Congress of Aachen'' and was ambassador in Paris.
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    1: ... As a pianist, he was regarded as a rival to Franz Liszt. 3: ...:AntonGRubinstein.jpg|right|framed|Anton Rubinstein 5: ...1848 where he worked as a musician to the sister-in-law of the Tsar.
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    1: ... content himself with the post of honorary chairman. 3: ...in allowed any real power. He was largely forgotten by the time of his death. 5: ''See also: Nazi Germany''
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    1: ...rote his set of thirty-three ''Diabelli Variations''. 3: ...ro Cappi in 1818 and setting up a music publishing firm with him. 5: ...ranz Schubert, a composer the firm later championed.
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    1: ...Russian playwright and master of the modern short story. 5: ...ov adopts something of a clinical approach to ordinary life.
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    1: ...d as Elector and King of Saxony in 1827. He died in 1836. 3: ...hter of Leopold II, emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. 5: ...ny preceded him in the offices of elector and king.
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    1: ... person who plays the clarinet is called a clarinettist. 3: .... Vibrating the reed produces the instrument's sound. 5: ... body is equipped with a complicated set of keys and holes (see Boehm System) which allow the ful...
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