Disambiguation evidence for The Christian Science Monitor via surface form
"The Christian Science Monitor"
Triples (15)
Triples where some other subject referred to this entity
as "The Christian Science Monitor".
Mary Baker Eddy
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founded
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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Church of Christ, Scientist
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hasPeriodical
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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The Christian Science Monitor
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name
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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Church of Christ, Scientist
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publishes
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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linked to:
CS
The First Church of Christ, Scientist
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associatedWith
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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Christian Science Publishing Company
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publishes
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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Christian Science Publishing Company
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distributes
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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Christian Science Publishing Company
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notableWork
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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CSMonitor
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fullName
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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CSMonitor
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abbreviationOf
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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To injure no man, but to bless all mankind
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isMottoOf
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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To injure no man, but to bless all mankind
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expressesMissionOf
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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Church of Christ, Scientist
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publishes
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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linked to:
C.S.
The Christian Science Plaza
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associatedWith
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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Channing Carson
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employer
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"The Christian Science Monitor"
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