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Stephen Hawking

Author of A Brief History of Time

Also known as: S Hawking, S.W. Hawking, Carl Hawking, S. W. Hawking, Stephen Hawkin, Steven Hawkins ... (see complete list), Steven Hawking, Steven Hawkins, Stepen Hawking, Stephan Hawking, hawkingstephanw, Stehpen Hawking, Stephan Hawking, Stephen Hawkins, Stephen Hawking, Stephen Hawkins, Stephen Hawkings, Stephen Hawkling, stepphen hawking, Steven W. Hawking, STEPHEN W.HAWKING, Stephen Hawking's, Stephen W. Hawking, Stephen J. Hawking, Stephen W. Hawking, Stephen Hawking ed., Stephen W. Hawkings, Stephen Hawking Editor, Stephen William Hawking, Stephen William Hawking, Stephen William Hawking ed., Steven Hawkin/ 史蒂芬?霍金, Stephen W.; Hawking, Stephen Hawking, Stephen W Hawking. Introduction by Carl Sagan., Stephen W.; Introduction by Sagan, Carl Hawking

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