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Most of what is known about his life is gathered from autobiographical notes in his own work. Leo Africanus was born as al-Hasan, son of Muhammad in Granada around the year 1494. The year of birth can be estimated from his self-reported age at the time of various historical events. His family moved to Fez soo... | instance of | 5 | [
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Most of what is known about his life is gathered from autobiographical notes in his own work. Leo Africanus was born as al-Hasan, son of Muhammad in Granada around the year 1494. The year of birth can be estimated from his self-reported age at the time of various historical events. His family moved to Fez soo... | place of birth | 42 | [
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Peter Beard was born in 1938 in New York, the son of Roseanne (Hoare) and Anson McCook Beard Jr., heir to a railroad fortune. He was raised in New York City, Alabama, and Islip, Long Island. Beard began keeping diaries as a young boy and making photographs, as an extension of the diaries, at th... | work location | 67 | [
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1998: An Environmental Award from the State Environment Protection Agency of China for great contribution to saving the critically endangered wild camel from extinction.
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Heartbeats (Les Amours imaginaires), 2010 - Marie
Laurence Anyways, 2012 - Stéfanie Belair
Clémenceau, 2012 - Charlotte Beauséjour
Gare du Nord, 2013 - Joan
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Frédérique au centre, 2008 - Frédérique
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Laurence Anyways, 2012 - Stéfanie Belair
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Gare du Nord, 2013 - Joan
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