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Medieval elite still received fancy burials despite disease stigma

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Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. Wealth confers privilege, and for many people during the Middle Ages, this privilege extended into the afterlife . The trend often mirrored their relationship with religion before their deaths, too--nobility and knights frequently ensured they sat in the front pews of services. Money is only one facet of social relations, however. Communities have long discriminated against and ostracized residents with debilitating illnesses--especially those with outward physical effects.





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Employing multiple kernels instead ofasingle pre-selected one, can lead toobtaining more accurate function approximation since multi-kernel learning (MKL) can learn combination of kernels [24].