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profile name: Stevie Wonder
profile occupation: Songwriter, Pianist, Singer
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profile name: Stephen Wozniak
profile occupation: Entrepreneur, Computer Programmer
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profile name: Richard Branson
profile occupation: Entrepreneur
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profile name: Jay Leno
profile occupation: Talk Show Host
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profile name: Larry Hoover
profile occupation: Drug Dealer, White Collar Criminal, Murderer, Thief
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profile name: Dr. Phil McGraw
profile occupation: Talk Show Host
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