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profile id: 9542352
profile name: Tommy Lee Jones
profile occupation: Film Actor, Television Actor, Director
profile id: 9542159
profile name: Shirley Jones
profile occupation: Animal Rights Activist, Film Actress, Theater Actress, Television Actress, Singer
profile id: 9357466
profile name: Marion Jones
profile occupation: Basketball Player, Track and Field Athlete
profile id: 548078
profile name: Cornell Jones
profile occupation: Drug Dealer
profile id: 9357524
profile name: Quincy Jones
profile occupation: Children's Activist, Songwriter, Drummer, Pianist, Singer
profile id: 10367607
profile name: Jim Jones
profile occupation: Cult Leader
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