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British-American scientist and businessman (born 1959)

Also known as: Стивен Вольфрам, ستيفن ولفرام, 스티븐 울프럼, スティーブン・ウルフラム, 史蒂芬·沃爾夫勒姆, S. 沃尔弗拉姆

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