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profile name: Eddie Albert
profile occupation: Actor
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profile name: Jimmie Rodgers
profile occupation: Guitarist, Singer
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profile name: Art Linkletter
profile occupation: Radio Personality, Television Personality, Author
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profile name: St. Philip Neri
profile occupation: Priest, Saint
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profile name: Ida McKinley
profile occupation: U.S. First Lady
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profile name: Martin Heidegger
profile occupation: Philosopher
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