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DAVID ADAMSON University of Glamorgan GRAHAM DAY University of Wales, Bangor ANOOP NAYAK University of Newcastle SARAH NEAL Middlesex University MAX SILVERMAN Leeds University ROSEMARY SALES Middlesex University JOYCE I. SHERLOCK De Montfort University, Bradford RUTH SWIRSKY University of Westminster RAVI K. THIARA University of Warwick ANDREW THOMPSON University of Galmorgan JOOST VAN LOON University of Wales, Cardiff NINA YUVAL-DAVID University of Greenwich
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