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profile id: 38211
profile name: Michael Jackson
profile occupation: Songwriter, Music Producer, Singer
profile id: 9394994
profile name: Madonna
profile occupation: Film Actress, Singer
profile id: 20688005
profile name: Rick Santorum
profile occupation: Legal Professional, U.S. Representative
profile id: 9542420
profile name: Ellen DeGeneres
profile occupation: Animal Rights Activist, Comedian, Talk Show Host
profile id: 9542431
profile name: Tim Burton
profile occupation: Illustrator, Painter, Director, Producer, Screenwriter
profile id: 531004
profile name: Joan Jett
profile occupation: Singer
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