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At Least I Lived Longer
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Whom did you outlive today? Cleopatra? Einstein? Hitler? AT LEAST I LIVED LONGER adds a new twist to biography with 3675 thumbnail profiles arranged by lifespans, down to the day, youngest to oldest, including women and men, historical figures and modern celebrities. Learning about famous people is fascinating, but surpassing them in some way is even better! After all, I may not have conquered the world like Alexander the Great, but AT LEAST I LIVED LONGER!
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