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profile id: 9362226
profile name: Grace Kelly
profile occupation: Film Actress, Princess
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profile name: Bill O'Reilly
profile occupation: Talk Show Host, Journalist
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profile name: Georgia O'Keeffe
profile occupation: Painter
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profile name: John McEnroe
profile occupation: Tennis Player
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profile name: John Fitzgerald Kennedy
profile occupation: U.S. President
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profile name: Danica Patrick
profile occupation: Race Car Driver, Television Personality
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