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profile id: 9463424
profile name: Theodore Roosevelt
profile occupation: U.S. President
profile id: 9532269
profile name: Daniel Hale Williams
profile occupation: Surgeon
profile id: 9448208
profile name: Giacomo Puccini
profile occupation: Songwriter
profile id: 9216786
profile name: Franz Boas
profile occupation: Scientist, Academic Author
profile id: 9282252
profile name: Emile Durkheim
profile occupation: Sociologist
profile id: 38810
profile name: Saint Katharine Drexel
profile occupation: Nun
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