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Stephen Hawking
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Noun1.Stephen Hawking - English theoretical physicist (born in 1942)
Hawking, Stephen William Hawking
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Andrija Puharich Uri Geller''s old mentor/manager and she told me that Uri and her once moved from upstate New York to Manhattan in seconds in the same way as I moved eighteen miles in Wales, so the phenomena has been heard of before Stephen Hawkin, the physicist says time is an illusion.
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Do you know anyone, besides Stephen Hawkin, who thinks time can be compressed?
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The only quibbles are that the more obscure stats would surely make Stephen Hawkin scratch his head, while team-by-team results are not easy to find.
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