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==Personal names== ==Personal names==
*''']''' is a ]. It is a ] Chinese Surname, and equivalent to the surname ']' or ']' in ] Chinese. It is said to be the most common surname in the world. This last name in many other peoples perspectives is exteremely retarded. This is because usually, the female gender of a Wong family. This rumour all started in 1992 when a female child was born. This child's initails were J.W and her whole family was too. This female is born on January 29, 1992. Despite her mental issues are beyond discussion, many people love her for some apparent reason. Researches themsleves have analized why anyone would love her, but someone acually does love her alot. *''']''' is a ]. It is a ] Chinese Surname, and equivalent to the surname ']' or ']' in ] Chinese. It is said to be the most common surname in the world.
* ''']''' is the pseudonym of a gambling expert and author from the United States. * ''']''' is the pseudonym of a gambling expert and author from the United States.
* "Stanford Wong" is the lead character in Lisa Yee's book . * "Stanford Wong" is the lead character in Lisa Yee's book .

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