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profile id: 537566
profile name: James Armistead
profile occupation: Warrior, Spy
profile id: 9402348
profile name: Mata Hari
profile occupation: Spy
profile id: 259665
profile name: Charlie Wilson
profile occupation: Military Leader, U.S. Representative, Spy
profile id: 38011
profile name: Giovanni Giacomo Casanova
profile occupation: Spy, Writer
profile id: 9339991
profile name: Alger Hiss
profile occupation: Legal Professional, Spy, Government Official
profile id: 17183786
profile name: Anna Chapman
profile occupation: Spy
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