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profile name: Mahatma Gandhi
profile occupation: Anti-War Activist
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profile name: Betsy Ross
profile occupation: Folk Hero
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profile name: Coretta Scott King
profile occupation: Civil Rights Activist, Women's Rights Activist, Anti-War Activist, Writer
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profile name: Granville T. Woods
profile occupation: Inventor
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profile name: Orville Wright
profile occupation: Inventor
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profile name: Ferdinand Porsche
profile occupation: Entrepreneur, Engineer, Inventor
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