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American computer scientist who developed techniques for optimizing compilers, leading to significant improvements in high-speed computing. |
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American actor, screenwriter, and filmmaker noted for exploring the neuroses of the urban middle class in comedies of manners such as Annie Hall (1977) and Deconstructing Harry (1997). |
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American comedian best remembered as the confused but unflappable foil to her husband and stage partner, George Burns. |
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American humorist famous for his dry, satirical work in vaudeville, radio, and early television. |
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American religious leader and the first bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church (1816-1831). ![]() (click for a larger image) Richard Allen |
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American Revolutionary soldier whose troops, the Green Mountain Boys, helped capture Fort Ticonderoga from the British (1775). |
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