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	George Stephenson
		Stephenson, George, 1781–1848, British engineer, noted as a locomotive builder.
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		She has been a Fellow of Wolfson College since her arrival in the U.K. in 1992, and was a Tutor in the College from 1994-1999.
		Her current work is mainly research and teaching, and she does consultancy work in international human rights law, refugee law, administrative law and work relating to constitutions, and is involved in the design and conduct of educational training programmes for lawyers in a variety of countries.
		George Salmond is Professor of Molecular Microbiology in the Biochemistry Department.
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		George Washington, the president of the Constitutional Convention, and James Madison both signed the Constitution.
		1787 Sep 17, The "College of Electors" (electoral college) was established at the Constitutional Convention with representatives to be chosen by the states.
		George Washington was inaugurated at Federal Hall and lived at 3 Cherry Street in New York City.
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