Silvia Luraghi
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Where do beneficiaries come from and how do they come about? Sources for beneficiary expressions in Classical Greek and the typology of beneficiary was published in Historical Cognitive Linguistics on page 93.
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Where do beneficiaries come from and how do they come about? Sources for beneficiary expressions in Classical Greek and the typology of beneficiary was published in Historical Cognitive Linguistics on page 93.
Key concepts: Beneficiary, Typology, Actuarial science, Sociology, Business, Finance, Anthropology