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profile name: John Fitzgerald Kennedy
profile occupation: U.S. President
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profile name: Dean Martin
profile occupation: Actor, Singer
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profile name: Indira Gandhi
profile occupation: Prime Minister
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profile name: Ella Fitzgerald
profile occupation: Singer
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profile name: Edith Bouvier Beale
profile occupation: Actress, Model
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profile name: Desi Arnaz
profile occupation: Film Actor, Television Actor, Musician
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