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profile name: Florence Joyner
profile occupation: Track and Field Athlete
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profile name: Chief Joseph
profile occupation: Warrior
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profile name: Virgil or Vergil
profile occupation: Poet
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profile name: Walter Brennan
profile occupation: Film Actor, Television Actor
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profile name: Angelo Buono
profile occupation: Serial Killer
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profile name: Bernardo Alberto Houssay
profile occupation: Doctor, Physiologist
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