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Famous People Who Died in 1989

View famous people who died in 1989 such as Lucille Ball, Ted Bundy, and Ferdinand Marcos.

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profile name: Lucille Ball
profile occupation: Television Actress, Comedian
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profile name: Ted Bundy
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profile name: Ferdinand Marcos
profile occupation: Lawyer, Dictator
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