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Famous People Named Leo

Take a look at famous people named Leo, such as Leo McCarey, St Leo I, and Leo Durocher.


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profile name: Leo Tolstoy
profile occupation: Author
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profile name: Leo Durocher
profile occupation: Baseball Player, Coach
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profile name: Leo Szilard
profile occupation: Physicist
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profile name: St Leo I
profile occupation: Pope, Saint
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profile name: Leo McCarey
profile occupation: Director
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profile name: Leo Strauss
profile occupation: Scholar, Political Scientist, Academic Author
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