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The document discusses different types of heroes, including superheroes with psychic powers, personal heroes from Venezuela who support the author, modern humanitarian hero Angelina Jolie from the US, historical inventor hero Benjamin Franklin from the US, and fictional superhero Jean Gray from the X-Men movies who can read minds and move objects with her mind. The author would keep their super powers a secret to have a normal life.
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