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* 1973 – ], Australian rugby league player and coach * 1973 – ], Australian rugby league player and coach
* 1973 – ], American civic leader and activist * 1973 – ], American civic leader and activist
* 1973 – ], American baseball executive
* 1973 – ], Australian footballer * 1973 – ], Australian footballer
* 1973 – ], English singer-songwriter, guitarist, and director * 1973 – ], English singer-songwriter, guitarist, and director
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* 1979 – ], American ice hockey player * 1979 – ], American ice hockey player
* 1979 – ], American football player (d. 2018) * 1979 – ], American football player (d. 2018)
* 1979 – ], Dominican baseball player
*] – ], English singer-songwriter and producer *] – ], English singer-songwriter and producer
* 1980 – ], English footballer * 1980 – ], English footballer
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* 1988 – ], Dutch cyclist * 1988 – ], Dutch cyclist
*] – ], Spanish footballer *] – ], Spanish footballer
* 1989 – ], Dominican baseball player
*] – ], Spanish footballer *] – ], Spanish footballer
* 1990 – ], Ethiopian-Azerbaijani runner * 1990 – ], Ethiopian-Azerbaijani runner
* 1990 – ], Canadian baseball player
* 1990 – ], South African baseball player * 1990 – ], South African baseball player
*] – ], Brazilian footballer *] – ], Brazilian footballer
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*] – ], Australian actor *] – ], Australian actor
*] – ], South Korean singer *] – ], South Korean singer
* 1994 – ], American baseball player
* 1994 – ], Belarusian tennis player * 1994 – ], Belarusian tennis player
*] – ], American basketball player *] – ], American basketball player

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