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George A. Miller

(3 Feb 1920 - )

American psychologist who oversees the development of WordNet, a lexical database for the English language.

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Every word carries its own surprises and offers its own rewards to the reflective mind. Their amazing variety is a constant delight. I do not believe that I am alone in this a fascination with words is shared by people in all countries and all walks of life.

— George A. Miller

The Science of Words (1991), preface, vii.

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