People
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Occupation
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Frank Lloyd Wright, Rem Koolhaas, Frank Gehry
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Architect
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Tyra Banks, Claudia Schiffer, Heidi Klum
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Model
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Galileo, Edwin Hubble, Tycho Brahe
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Astronomer
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Tom Hanks, Annette Bening, Meryl Streep
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Actor
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Lance Ito, Judith Sheindlin, Antonin Scalia
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Judge
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Neil Armstrong, Sally Ride, Yuri Gagarin
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Astronaut
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Sigmund Freud, B. F. Skinner, Carl Jung
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Psychologist
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William Shakespeare, Arthur Miller, Tennessee Williams
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Playwright
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Steve Wozniak, Linus Torvalds, Ada Lovelace
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Computer Programmer
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Thomas Edison, Eli Whitney, Guglielmo Marconi
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Inventor
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Sanjay Gupta, Benjamin Spock, Howard Dean
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Doctor
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Phil Jackson, Béla Károlyi, Bill Belichick
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Coach
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David Guetta, Fatboy Slim, Kaskade
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DJ
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Emily Dickinson, John Keats, Sappho
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Poet
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Mario Batali, Wolfgang Puck, Julia Child
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Chef
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Perez Hilton, Matt Drudge, Andrew Sullivan
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Blogger
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Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Kim Jong Il
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Dictator
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Michael Bloomberg, Rahm Emanuel, Ken Livingstone
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Mayor
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Jerry Bruckheimer, Robert Zemeckis, Aaron Spelling
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Producer
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Herodotus, Stephen E. Ambrose, Alexis de Tocqueville
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Historian
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Another distinction is that psychologists hold to a multitude of different psycho-therapeutic theories on which they base their particular approach to psycho-therapy. Psychiatry by contrast follows a medical model. Today psychiatrists don't often do psycho-therapy but rather assess and diagnose mental illness and prescribe and monitor psychotropic medications.
And even if nothing else was accepted, if one term doesnt work people can try other things. So the percentage hardly ever reflect how correct an answer is. Just how guessable the accepted answers are.
like when the answer is one of the big cats, but others are accepted too.
The dispute that I always have with her inclusion in these quizzes is that she was named Ada Byron, alias Ada King, Countess of Lovelace. I don't know why this is almost invariably mutated to Ada Lovelace. It's completely incorrect.
That's the name she's widely known by. She used Lovelace in her signature.
I can't find anything about how she might have introduced herself or what she preferred to called. Seems perfectly natural to continue calling her Ada Lovelace.
head of state is the only job title they have in common.
those 'historians' were also authors