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profile name: Richard Avedon
profile occupation: Photographer
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profile name: E.B. White
profile occupation: Writer
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profile name: Walter B. Cannon
profile occupation: Neurologist, Physiologist
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profile name: Dorothy Arzner
profile occupation: Director
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profile name: John Marin
profile occupation: Illustrator, Painter
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profile name: Edwin Cohn
profile occupation: Scientist
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