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Brigitta Sahlgren (née Ekmarck; 1694 – 12 May 1771) was a
Swedish businessperson. She was the
managing director of the
Sahlgrenska sockerbruket ("
Sahlgren Sugar...
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Niclas Sahlgren (in full
Nicolaus Sahlgren) (18 March 1701 – 10 March 1776), was a
Swedish merchant and philanthropist. Born into a
wealthy merchant...
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Magnus Sahlgren (born 1
January 1973) is a
Swedish com****tional
linguist and guitarist.
Magnus Sahlgren is
known for his work on
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Klaus Aksel Sahlgren (11
August 1928, in
Helsinki – 5 July 2019, in Korpo) was a
Finnish diplomat, a
Bachelor of
Political Sciences. He
served as Deputy...
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until 1999, he also left the band and had to be
substituted by
Magnus Sahlgren, who pla**** as lead guitarist, but only as a
guest artist.
Although he...
- Bergebäck – b**** (2004–2005)
Sharlee D'Angelo – b**** (1998–2000)
Magnus Sahlgren –
rhythm guitar (1998–2003) Erik
Gustafsson – b**** (1988)
Martin Persson...
- Saku-Pekka
Sahlgren (born 8
April 1992) is a
Finnish former footballer who pla**** as a goalkeeper. He
signed a two-year
contract with
Sandnes Ulf in January...
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Firth George Furnas Zellig Harris Thomas Landauer Magnus Sahlgren Lenci, Alessandro;
Sahlgren,
Magnus (2023).
Distributional Semantics.
Cambridge University...
- for
Semantic Compositionality Over a
Sentiment Treebank (PDF). EMNLP.
Sahlgren, Magnus. "A
brief history of word embeddings". Firth, J.R. (1957). "A synopsis...
- on an
album that
would become Wildhoney with
session musicians Magnus Sahlgren, Lars Sköld and
Waldemar Sorychta, who
acted as a
keyboardist and producer...
