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This document contains summaries of famous people written by primary school students. It includes brief biographies of several celebrities from various fields including music, sports, acting, and wrestling. Details provided about each person typically include their name, age, nationality, profession, physical description and something they like or think about them. Famous people mentioned include Bono, Cristiano Ronaldo, Fernando Alonso, Joe Jonas, Madonna, Maialen Chorraut, Pau Gasol, Paul Hogan, Pierce Brosnan and Triple H.
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