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This is a list of '''notable ]''', or people born in the ] to ] ancestry.

The most popular Danish family names all end with "sen", meaning "son". That means, that for example "Jensen" is "son of Jens", "Poulsen" is "son of Poul". Denmark's most surnames are by order of popularity: Jensen, Nielsen, Hansen, Pedersen, Andersen, Christensen, Larsen, Sørensen, Rasmussen, Jørgensen, Petersen, Madsen, Kristensen, Olsen, Thomsen, Christiansen, Poulsen, Johansen, Knudsen and Mortensen. Descendents of Danish (or Norwegian) emigrants to the United States are likely to have similar names. These names originally served as ] but this function was abandoned in the early 19th century, and have since then been used as family names.

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==List==
===Artists===
* ], sculptor of Mount Rushmore<ref></ref>
* ], sculptor of the American West<ref></ref>

===Actors===
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* ], actress
* ], voice actor
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* ], actress<ref></ref>
* ] (1986 - ) American actress.

===Athletics===
* ], professional soccer player
* ], NFL Kicker
* ], basketball player<ref></ref>
* ], fencing and boxing master<ref></ref>

===Music===
* ], Musician and comedian
* ], ] vocal
* ], symphony conductor<ref></ref>
* ], ] lead vocals
* ], ] vocal/guitar<ref></ref>
* ], Musician
* ], Musician
* ], Musician
* ], composer
* ], Musician
* ], ] drums

===Journalism===
* ], journalist<ref></ref>
* ], Photographer
* ], Journalist

===Politics and law===
* ], former senator, Treasury Secretary, and vice presidential nominee<ref></ref>
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* ], Attorney General<ref></ref>
* ], speechwriter and president advisor<ref></ref>
* ], ] legal analyst and author{{Fact|date=July 2007}}

===Science===
* ], ]
* ] psychologist
* ], botanist
* ], philosopher

===Writers===
* ], Science Fiction writer
* ], writer

===Other===
* ], philanthropist


Note: Americans with the family name "]" or "]" are likely to be of Danish or Norwegian origin (or related by marriage to a person of such an origin), even when that is not specifically noted on their page (see ]).

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