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profile id: 9501184
profile name: William Howard Taft
profile occupation: Supreme Court Justice, U.S. President
profile id: 9255343
profile name: Joseph Conrad
profile occupation: Author
profile id: 9502126
profile name: Ida Tarbell
profile occupation: Journalist
profile id: 9337133
profile name: Milton Hershey
profile occupation: Entrepreneur
profile id: 9194817
profile name: Robert Baden-Powell
profile occupation: Illustrator, Painter, Military Leader, Journalist
profile id: 40200
profile name: Clarence Darrow
profile occupation: Lawyer, Journalist
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