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the Chief of Cartography for National Geographic
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If the fictional entry is found on another cartographer's map, it becomes clear a map has been plagiarized.† (source)
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The people in this book, this play, this TV serial are not meant to represent any actual painters, cartographers, mechanics anywhere.† (source)
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But now I picture Madaline the way Mama always must have: Madaline, the cartographer, sitting down, calmly drawing the map of her future and neatly excluding her burdensome daughter from its borders.† (source)
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For their part, the British had assigned an experienced cartographer, Lieutenant Richard Williams, who, with the help of a small crew, moved his surveyor's transit and brass chains from one vantage point to the next, taking and recording careful sightings.† (source)
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I know how to find the Cartographer of Lost Places.† (source)
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The new passengers who climbed aboard at Djibouti were Somalis or Djiboutians (and really, she thought, what difference was there between the two, other than a line drawn on a map by some Western cartographer).† (source)
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The peculiar cartographers who made this were not in the business of making things up!† (source)
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The business of cartography has changed a lot since Otto G. Lindberg and Ernest Alpers invented Agloe.† (source)
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Their progress had been inked upon the Mystic scroll with all the art and science of a master cartographer.† (source)
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One (1) map, up to date and carefully drawn by master cartographers, depicting natural and man-made features.† (source)
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The Petrovka looked like a corner of Petersburg in Moscow, with its matching houses on both sides of the street, the tastefully sculptured house entrances, the bookshop, the library, the cartographer's, the elegant tobacco shop, the excellent restaurant, its front door flanked by two gaslights in round frosted shades on massive brackets.† (source)
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GUIL: Just a conspiracy of cartographers, you mean?† (source)
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Among her protégés was the cartographer De Blasiis (whose Maps of the New World was dedicated to the Marquesa de Montemayor amid the roars of the courtiers at Lima who read that she was the "admiration of her city and a rising sun in the West"); another was the scientist Azuarius whose treatise on the laws of hydraulics was suppressed by the Inquisition as being too exciting.† (source)
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offices under the Adjutant General, twelve Red Cross Donut Dollies, a central mail detachment, Seabees, four Military Police units, a press information service, computer specialists, civil relations specialists, psychological warfare specialists, Graves Registration, dog teams, civilian construction and maintenance contractors, a Stars and Stripes detachment, intelligence and tactical planning units, chapels and chaplains and assistant chaplains, cooks and clerks and translators and scouts and orderlies, an Inspector General's office, awards and decorations specialists, dentists, cartographers, statistical analysts, oceanographers, PO officers, photographers and janitors and demographers.† (source)
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The Cartographer rubbed his pen on the blotter and looked up.† (source)
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