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profile name: Michelle Obama
profile occupation: Lawyer, U.S. First Lady
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profile name: Queen Noor of Jordan
profile occupation: Queen
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profile name: Jimmy Stewart
profile occupation: Film Actor, Theater Actor
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profile name: Sonia Sotomayor
profile occupation: Lawyer, Supreme Court Justice
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profile name: Woodrow Wilson
profile occupation: U.S. President
profile id: 560228
profile name: Elena Kagan
profile occupation: Educator, Lawyer, Supreme Court Justice, Political Leader
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