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| '''Ivana Miličević''' (born ], ] in ]) is an ] born in ], which was part of ] at the time of her birth. | |||
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| Miličević's family emigrated to the ] when she was a child and she was raised in ]. Miličević worked as a model while attending Athens High School in ]. Ivana Miličević subsequently began acting after graduation, with guest appearances in several television shows like ], ], The Nanny, Buzzkill, among others, as well as appearing in several movies. | |||
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| *{{imdb name|id=0587431|name=Ivana Milicevic}} | |||
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