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profile name: Biggie Smalls
profile occupation: Rapper
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profile name: Matthew Henson
profile occupation: Explorer
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profile name: Carrie Chapman Catt
profile occupation: Women's Rights Activist
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profile name: George Burns
profile occupation: Film Actor, Theater Actor, Television Actor, Comedian, Radio Personality, Television Personality
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profile name: Charles Bukowski
profile occupation: Author, Poet
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profile name: Robert Mapplethorpe
profile occupation: Activist, Painter, Photographer, Sculptor
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