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	*] ], 94, former Queen of the ]
	*] ], 92, former ] ] ] minister
	*] ], 72, ] comedy actor
	*] ], 57, ], ] and ]
	*] ], 76, ] businessman, founder of ]
	*] ], 62, former ] ]
	*] ], 22, ] player for ]
	*] ], 94, Czech conductor and composer
	*] ], 59, Colombian dancer
	*] ], 93, New Zealand space scientist
	*] ], Finnish political columnist
	*] ], 78, British theoretical chemist and Nobel prize winner
	*] ], 28, ] player for ] Zimbabwe
	*] ], 98, Austrian cardinal
	*] ], 69, South African cabinet minister
	*] ], 78, Norwegian author and playwright with ]
	*] ], 24, German bobsled driver, in training accident
	*] ], 79, American poet and translator living in Japan
	*] ], 74, statistician, DNA-evidence expert
	*] ], 97, first managing editor of '']''
	*] ], 86, former governor of Indiana
	*] ], 35, former ] player
	*] ], 49, actor
	*] ], 87, dancer, cabaret performer, actor, tv personality, author
	*] ] (Abu Abbas), 55, founder of ]
	*] ], 62, actor
	*] ], 94, actress
	*] ], 35, controversial son of baseball great ]
	*] ], 78, Cuban Master Percussionist
	*] ], 114, world's oldest documented man and oldest person in Europe
	*] ], 74, French ''chanteur''
	*] ], 50, American artist and fashion designer
	*] ], 35, professional boxer
	*] ], 39, actress
	*] ], 85, ] winning actress
	*] ], 75, former primary owner of the ]
	*] ], 54, Italian conductor

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	*] ], 88, playwright
	*] ], 75, painter
	*] ], 27, football keeper of ]
	*] ], 89, historian
	*] ], 93, economist and founding editor of the '']''
	*] ], 83, ] of ]
	*] ], 99, General; ] war veteran.
	*] ], 88, composer, "]".
	*] ], 47, President of the ]
	*] ], 88, ] ]
	*] ], 58, ] ]; best known for role of ] in ]
	*] ], <s>114?</s> ''92'', Formerly believed to be ]
	*] ], 85, ] of ]
	*] ], 71, Bollywood filmmaker and brother of ]
	*] ], 89, ] hockey player in the ]
	*] ], 79, popular singer of the ] and ]
	*] ], 86, legendary Uruguayan goalkeeper
	*] ], ] ]ist
	*] ], 14, President ]'s dog
	*] ], 72, Welsh football player
	*] ], 88, first person imprisoned at ] (Feb 20 is burial date)
	*] ], American sign maker
	*] ], German philosopher
	*] ], 86, French filmmaker and ethnologist
	*] ], 83, ] of ]
	*] ], 78, Australian athlete, three-time Olympic champion
	*] ], 67, R&B singer
	*] ], 39, ] ]
	*] ], 86, American actress
	*] ], 86, Norwegian minister, judge at the ], The Hague
	*] ], 34, racing cyclist, winner of ] and ] in ]
	*] ], 51, Chechen leader
	*] ], 74, Polish-born colonel and spy
	*] ], 70, Norwegian sculptor and illustrator
	*] ], 41, ] jockey, after fall suffered at ] race.
	*] ], 85, popcorn promoter
	*] ], 79, ] politician
	*] ], 89, ] and ] ]
	*] ], ] singer and composer
	*] ], 2 months, ] baby
	*] ], 80, cartoonist
	*] ], 86, psychiatrist, pioneer LSD experimenter, coined the term "]"
	*] ], 101, aviation safety pioneer
	*] ], 103, writer, last surviving member of the ]
	*] ], 73, Brazilian novelist
	*] ], 58, musician, ], ]
	*] ], 79, baseball player
	*] ], 89, historian
	*] ], 35, journalist, musician (); ()
	*] ], 11, abduction victim
	*] ], 72, Scottish footballer and football manager

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	*] ], 90, US swimmer
	*] ], 34, US ], ''Pink Cat'', last one to beat ].
	*] ], 47, executive director of Carnegie Hall
	*] ], 66, actor
	*] ], Austrian actor
	*] ], 84, Norwegian politician (])
	*] ], 95, British author, '']''
	*] ], 57, producer and co-creator of '']''
	*] ], 76, Captain of the USS ''Pueblo''
	*] ], 79, New Zealand writer
	*] ], 55, disk jocky, long time ] broadcasting legend
	*] ], 80, hall of fame ] football player
	*] ], known as Don Cholito, 76, comedian, held the world's record for the longest-run non-stop radio show in history.
	*] ], 79, Scottish comedian
	*] ], 85, '']'' host
	*] ], 88, golfer
	*] ], 91, Scottish artist
	*] ], 24, Hungarian football player
	*] ], 85, Dutch athlete
	*] ], ] player .
	*] ], 76, US actor, starred as "]"
	*] ], 83, photographer
	*] ], 73, illustrator
	*] ], 73, ''Hoosier lottery'' ] show contestant in ], died hours after winning the show.
	*] ], 87, US ] and ] arranger
	*] ], 81, US dancer
	*] ], 80 physician, actor
	*] ], 57, ] editor-in-chief.
	*] ], 48, ] cricketer and ] coach
	*] ], 20, ] professional ]
	*] ], 72, ], former candidate for the ]
	*] ], 64, ] musician
	*] ], 53, Musician, member of Schooner Fare.
	*] ], 61, mayor of ]
	*] ], 88, publicist, actor's agent; produced '']'' (1968)
	*] ], 89, former baseball player, won three games in the ] ] for the ]
	*] ], 73, former ] ]
	*] ], 95, member of the ]
	*] ], 54, ]
	*] ], 81, Canadian actor and writer
	*] ], 98, former baseball player, ]
	*] ], 84, ], acting teacher, wife of ] and ]
	*] ], 66, ], starred in '']'' (1972)
	*] ], ] writer
	*] ], 69, member of Crosby Boys band, son of legendary crooner ]
	*] ], 66, ] ] and businessman, former husband of ]
	*] ], 54, ] ]
	*] ], 82, philosopher and linguist
	*] ], 48, ] Singer and Songwriter
	*] ], 53, ] ] musician
	*] ], 62, ] perfomer and writer, body identified ] in ] near ]
	*] ], 32, ] former ] ] player for the ]
	*] ], 59, ] councilman, pushed for a ] day in Mesa
	*] ], author, '']''
	*] ], 94, Italian senator and jurist
	*] ], 73, American radio host, second in WOR Radio's "Rambling with Gambling" dynasty, from ] to ]
	*] ], 76, Swedish actress, "Cries and Whispers"
	*] ], 49, Prime Minister of ]
	*] ], ] ]
	*] ], 59, ] pitcher
	*] ], 33, American journalist ('']'', '']'', '']'' and '']'')
	*] ], 59, film director, "What's Love Got to Do With It"
	*] ], 76, Southern Gospel singing legend
	*] ] - poet, publisher, actor, painter, sculptor, jazz trumpeter, social commentator and author of ''Bomb Culture''.
	*] ], 79, author of ''The Wolves of Willoughby Chase''
	*] ], American author and historian
	*] ], 10, Puerto Rican stray bullet victim
	*] ], 76, American actress
	*] ], 102, actress
	*] ], 93, former dean of the ] School of Medicine

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