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Famous People Named Boris

Take a look at famous people named Boris, such as Boris Becker, Boris Yeltsin, and Boris Pasternak.

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profile name: Boris Karloff
profile occupation: Film Actor
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profile name: Boris Yeltsin
profile occupation: World Leader
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profile name: Boris Becker
profile occupation: Tennis Player
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profile name: Boris Pasternak
profile occupation: Author, Poet
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profile name: Boris Vasilyevich Spassky
profile occupation: Chess Player
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profile name: Boris Godunov
profile occupation: Political Leader
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