"Shakespeareologist" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "Mr. Sidney Lee, the eminent Shakespeareologist, lets Valentine down very gently. He says: “It is only a passing aberration of emotional youth which can account for his fruitless offer of his bride to his unworthy comrade at the moment that he finally won her.”",
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          "text": "“[…] By the way, in regard to that study of yours at the Metropolitan, ‘The Shrine,’ how did you—⁠—” “Professor Tuttingham, the famous Shakespeareologist,” interrupted the wheezy voice of Madam.",
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          "text": "We will show tonight a beautiful vitagraph drama entitled A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream....The story is told in this picture as Shakespeare told it, clearly and intelligibly. […] We should like to hear the opinion of qualified Shakespeareologists on this picture.",
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