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profile name: A.A. Milne
profile occupation: Author
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profile name: Guy Fawkes
profile occupation: Terrorist
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profile name: Edwin Armstrong
profile occupation: Engineer, Inventor
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profile name: George Abbott
profile occupation: Director, Producer, Playwright, Screenwriter
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profile name: Dorothy Thompson
profile occupation: Radio Personality, Journalist
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profile name: Samuel Goldwyn
profile occupation: Producer
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