Some of you may not have heard of him before, but Georg Cantor was undoubtedly one of the greatest mathematicians of the twentieth century.
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Cantor
/ˈkæntɔː(ɹ)/
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Noun(5 words)
chanterchantresschief rabbichoir chaplainchoirmasterchoral directorchoristercoloratura sopranocomic basscontraltocountertenorcroonerdeep bassdivadramatic sopranoheldentenorheroic tenorhigh priesthymner
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improvisatorkohenlead singerlevitelieder singermeistersingermelodistmezzo sopranomezzo-sopranominister of musicopera singerprecentorpriestprima donnapsalm singerrabbirabbinrock-and-roll singerscribesinger
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Set theory was invented by Georg Cantor.
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"Where nobody knows you, you are only worth the costume you wear," said cantor Matoub Lounes.
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Musicologist, cantor and entertainer Ramon Tasat, who grew up in an Argentine Sephardic family, nowadays introduces rapt American audiences to the haunting Ladino songs of his childhood.
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