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profile name: Stephen Hawking
profile occupation: Physicist
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profile name: Harper Lee
profile occupation: Author
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profile name: Joseph Lister
profile occupation: Doctor, Scientist
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profile name: Imran Khan
profile occupation: Athlete, Political Leader
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profile name: George Stephanopoulos
profile occupation: Political Leader, News Anchor
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profile name: W. H. Auden
profile occupation: Author, Playwright, Poet
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