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profile name: Margaret Thatcher
profile occupation: Prime Minister
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profile name: Margaret Sanger
profile occupation: Activist
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profile name: Margaret Suckley
profile occupation: Historian, Writer
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profile name: Margaret Mead
profile occupation: Anthropologist
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profile name: Margaret Atwood
profile occupation: Literary Critic, Journalist, Author, Poet
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profile name: Princess Margaret
profile occupation: Philanthropist, Political Leader, Princess
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