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profile id: 9442295
profile name: Francisco Pizarro
profile occupation: Explorer
profile id: 9444105
profile name: Juan Ponce de León
profile occupation: Explorer
profile id: 9258320
profile name: Hernán Cortés
profile occupation: Explorer, Military Leader
profile id: 10413023
profile name: Ellen Ochoa
profile occupation: Astronaut, Engineer, Musician
profile id: 9196350
profile name: Vasco Núñez de Balboa
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profile id: 189134
profile name: Carlos Noriega
profile occupation: Astronaut
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