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profile name: Roger Federer
profile occupation: Tennis Player, Philanthropist
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profile name: Jean Piaget
profile occupation: Psychologist, Biologist
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profile name: Le Corbusier
profile occupation: Architect, Artist
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profile name: Jean-Jacques Rousseau
profile occupation: Philosopher, Songwriter
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profile name: Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
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profile name: Paul Klee
profile occupation: Educator, Painter
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