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  1. Victoria K. Ball (1965). The Aesthetics of Color: A Review of Fifty Years of Experimentation. [REVIEW] Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 23 (4):441-452.score: 290.0
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  2. Victoria K. Ball & Ivy G. Campbell (1946). Letters Pro and Con. Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 5 (1):61-66.score: 290.0
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  3. Sidney Ball (1896). Book Review:The Social Contract. J. J. Rousseau; Annals of the British Peasantry. Russell M. Garnier; Economics and Socialism. F. A. Laycock; The Better Administration of the Poor Law. W. Chance; The Local Control of the Liquor Traffic. Arthur H. Boyden; The Socialist State. E. C. K. Gonner. [REVIEW] Ethics 6 (2):258-.score: 120.0
  4. F. K. Ball (1894). Varia. The Classical Review 8 (05):197-198.score: 120.0
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  5. Ralph C. Wood (2009). 8. Hospitality as the Gift Greater Than Tolerance: G. K. Chesterton's The Ball and the Cross. Logos 12 (4).score: 36.0
  6. Alexander R. Pruss, From the P ´ Olya-Szeg ¨ O Symmetrization.score: 12.0
    Let Mm k be the simply connected constant curvature space form of dimension m. • Mm 0 is Rm with euclidean metric • Mm k for k > 0 is an m-sphere of radius k−1/2 • Mm k for k < 0 is m dimensional hyperbolic space modelled on the m-ball of radius (−k)−1/2.
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  7. K. R. Popper (1982). Popper's Psychologism: A Reply to Ball. Philosophy of the Social Sciences 12 (1):69-69.score: 12.0
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  8. Martin Cohen (2005). Wittgenstein's Beetle and Other Classic Thought Experiments. Blackwell Pub..score: 4.0
    A is for Alice and astronomers arguing about acceleration -- B is for Bernard's body-exchange machine -- C is for the Catholic cannibal -- D is for Maxwell's demon -- E is for evolution (and an embarrassing problem with it) -- F is for the forms lost forever to the prisoners of the cave -- G is for Galileo's gravitational balls -- H is for Hume's shades -- I is for the identity of indiscernibles -- J is for Henri Poincaré (...)
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