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profile id: 9415576
profile name: Jim Morrison
profile occupation: Songwriter, Singer, Poet
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profile name: Jim Carrey
profile occupation: Film Actor, Comedian
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profile name: Jim Brown
profile occupation: Activist, Film Actor, Football Player
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profile name: Jim Bowie
profile occupation: Folk Hero, Warrior
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profile name: Jim Thorpe
profile occupation: Baseball Player, Basketball Player, Boxer, Football Player, Hockey Player, Track and Field Athlete
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profile name: Jim Jones
profile occupation: Cult Leader
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