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Tellership

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Tel·ler  (tlr), Edward 1908-2003.
Hungarian-born American physicist who helped develop the atomic bomb and provided the theoretical framework for the hydrogen bomb.

tell·er  (tlr)
n.
1. One who tells: a teller of tall tales.
2.
a. A bank employee who receives and pays out money.
b. An automated teller machine.
3. A person appointed to count votes in a legislative assembly.

teller·ship n.


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Dimensions Possibilities Tellership One active teller Multiple active [left and right arrow] co-tellers Tellability High [left and right arrow] Low Embeddedness Detached [left and right arrow] Embedded Linearity Closed temporal and causal Open t.
He was an Exchequer official of some importance, having been granted the reversion of a tellership in the Exchequer after his father-in-law Richard Warner ([dagger]1545) on 29 June 1544.
 
 
 
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