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Notes and stories I wrote. My name is Monica Messaggi Kaya and lately I am running a few freelance projects using my hats as Software Engineer and UX Designer. Ldquo;I believe in the magic of little things, a spice, a herb, a touch, a thought. I have my favourites and could try anything that makes the task more enjoyable. I blogged about the public t.

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vocab.ox - Home

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University of Oxford Vocabularies vocab.ox.ac.uk. The vocabularies on this site are published as open linked data and are available for re-use in compliance with attached terms and conditions. Members of the University of Oxford are invited to submit semantic vocabularies to this site. Is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 UK England and Wales License.

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