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Famous People Named Jeff
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Jeff Fort
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Jeff Fort
Drug Dealer, White Collar Criminal, Terrorist, Organized Crime Boss / 1947 -
Jeff Fort is an American criminal best known as the founder and leader of the Black P. Stone Nation gang. Other crimes have included misuse of federal funds, drug trafficking and attempted terrorism.
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Jeff Foxworthy
Jeff Foxworthy
Comedian, Radio Personality, Game Show Host, Writer / 1958 -
American comedian Jeff Foxworthy, who hails from the South, is known for spoofing "rednecks." He starred in the situation comedy The Jeff Foxworthy Show.
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Jeff Bridges
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- Best Actor Oscar Winners
- Famous Sagittarians
- Famous Actors
Jeff Bridges
Film Actor / 1949 -
Jeff Bridges is an American actor best known for his film roles in The Last Picture Show, TRON, The Big Lebowski and Crazy Heart.
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Jeff Gordon
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- Famous Leos
- Famous Racecar Drivers
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Jeff Gordon
Race Car Driver / 1971 -
Jeff Gordon is best known as an American stock car race driver with the most wins in NASCAR modern history (1972-present).
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Jeff Ashton
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- Famous Libras
- Famous Lawyers
- Famous People Named Jeff
Jeff Ashton
Lawyer / 1957 -
Jeff Ashton is a Florida state attorney who was the head prosecutor in the 2011 Casey Anthony trial.
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Jeff Corwin
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- Famous Cancerians
- Famous Environmental Activists
- Famous Biologists
Jeff Corwin
Environmental Activist, Biologist, Television Personality, Television Producer / 1967 -
Jeff Corwin is a conservationist and the television host and producer of The Jeff Corwin Experience on the Animal Planet network.
profile name: Jeff Fort profile occupation: Drug Dealer, White Collar Criminal, Terrorist, Organized Crime Boss
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profile name: Jeff Bridges profile occupation: Film Actor
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profile name: Jeff Gordon profile occupation: Race Car Driver
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profile name: Jeff Foxworthy profile occupation: Comedian, Radio Personality, Game Show Host, Writer
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profile name: Jeff Ashton profile occupation: Lawyer
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profile name: Jeff Corwin profile occupation: Environmental Activist, Biologist, Television Personality, Television Producer
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