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profile name: Dr. Seuss
profile occupation: Illustrator, Author
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profile name: Shel Silverstein
profile occupation: Illustrator, Songwriter, Author, Poet
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profile name: Roy Lichtenstein
profile occupation: Illustrator, Painter
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profile name: Tim Burton
profile occupation: Illustrator, Painter, Director, Producer, Screenwriter
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profile name: Norman Rockwell
profile occupation: Illustrator, Painter
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profile name: Robert Hooke
profile occupation: Philosopher, Scholar, Mathematician, Architect, Illustrator, Astronomer, Physicist, Academic Author
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