George Washington: First president of the United States of America (which seems a bit ironic considering all the kings with the same name).
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George Washington: First president of the United States of America (which seems a bit ironic considering all the kings with the same name).
Boy George: His full name is George Alan O'Dowd, and it's doubtful that he will have to compete for his nickname with His Royal Highness, Prince George of Cambridge.
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Boy George: His full name is George Alan O'Dowd, and it's doubtful that he will have to compete for his nickname with His Royal Highness, Prince George of Cambridge.
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King George III: The leader of Great Britain when the American colonists revolted and third of six King Georges.
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King George III: The leader of Great Britain when the American colonists revolted and third of six King Georges.
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George Harrison: A member of the Beatles whose compositions include "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," "Here Comes the Sun" and "Something," the Beatles' second most-covered song.
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George Harrison: A member of the Beatles whose compositions include "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," "Here Comes the Sun" and "Something," the Beatles' second most-covered song.
George Herbert Walker Bush and George W. Bush: America's 41st and 43rd presidents. Bush Sr. is the oldest surviving former president. George W. Bush is the second son of a former president to hold the office.
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George Herbert Walker Bush and George W. Bush: America's 41st and 43rd presidents. Bush Sr. is the oldest surviving former president. George W. Bush is the second son of a former president to hold the office.
George Best: Irish soccer player with a European Cup title under his (stylish) belt. Some say he's the greatest player to ever pull on the Northern Ireland shirt.
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George Best: Irish soccer player with a European Cup title under his (stylish) belt. Some say he's the greatest player to ever pull on the Northern Ireland shirt.
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George Costanza: The long-suffering best friend of Jerry Seinfeld on NBC's "Seinfeld," portrayed by actor Jason Alexander.
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George Costanza: The long-suffering best friend of Jerry Seinfeld on NBC's "Seinfeld," portrayed by actor Jason Alexander.
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George Clooney: Oscar-winning actor, film director, producer and two-time winner of People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive.
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George Clooney: Oscar-winning actor, film director, producer and two-time winner of People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive.
George Foreman: The two-time heavyweight champion has a home grill named after him, not to mention all five of his sons are, too.
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George Foreman: The two-time heavyweight champion has a home grill named after him, not to mention all five of his sons are, too.
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George Lucas: Film producer, screenwriter, director and entrepreneur best known for the "Star Wars" franchise and "Indiana Jones" character. Not to mention financial success in his endeavors.
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George Lucas: Film producer, screenwriter, director and entrepreneur best known for the "Star Wars" franchise and "Indiana Jones" character. Not to mention financial success in his endeavors.
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George Carlin: Even with five Grammy Awards, this standup comedian is known for his trip to the U.S. Supreme Court after his "Seven Dirty Words" bit was broadcast on the radio.
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George Carlin: Even with five Grammy Awards, this standup comedian is known for his trip to the U.S. Supreme Court after his "Seven Dirty Words" bit was broadcast on the radio.
George Washington Carver: Believed to have been born into slavery, he researched alternatives to growing cotton by switching out the crop with peanuts. He had more than 100 food recipes that used the nuts.
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George Washington Carver: Believed to have been born into slavery, he researched alternatives to growing cotton by switching out the crop with peanuts. He had more than 100 food recipes that used the nuts.
George Orwell: OK, actually his name is Eric Arthur Blair, but he published one of the more famous dystopian novels,"1984," under his pen name, so we'll give it to him.
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George Orwell: OK, actually his name is Eric Arthur Blair, but he published one of the more famous dystopian novels,"1984," under his pen name, so we'll give it to him.
George S. Patton: Known as "Old Blood-and-Guts" by his men, this World War II general is credited with commanding the phantom army based in southeast England that materialized onto the Normandy battlefield.
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George S. Patton: Known as "Old Blood-and-Guts" by his men, this World War II general is credited with commanding the phantom army based in southeast England that materialized onto the Normandy battlefield.
George Strait: This country music icon had 60 top songs before his 61st birthday.
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George Strait: This country music icon had 60 top songs before his 61st birthday.
Gov. George Wallace: Four-time governor of Alabama, best (or worst) known for fighting integration in the 1960s.
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Gov. George Wallace: Four-time governor of Alabama, best (or worst) known for fighting integration in the 1960s.
George Hamilton: Best known for his love of tanning, he also played B.J. Harrison in "the Godfather Part III."
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George Hamilton: Best known for his love of tanning, he also played B.J. Harrison in "the Godfather Part III."
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Curious George: The monkey protagonist of a children's book series by the same name. The franchise has expanded to television and the big screen.
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Curious George: The monkey protagonist of a children's book series by the same name. The franchise has expanded to television and the big screen.
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George Lazenby: Maybe this James Bond portrayer will keep an eye on the royal family, as he did in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service." Although, seeing as how he played 007 only once, maybe he's not interested.
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George Lazenby: Maybe this James Bond portrayer will keep an eye on the royal family, as he did in "On Her Majesty's Secret Service." Although, seeing as how he played 007 only once, maybe he's not interested.
George Zimmerman: A former neighborhood watch volunteer in Sanford, Florida, he came into the spotlight after an altercation with Trayvon Martin left the latter dead from a gunshot wound. He was recently cleared of charges, sparking a massive debate.
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George Zimmerman: A former neighborhood watch volunteer in Sanford, Florida, he came into the spotlight after an altercation with Trayvon Martin left the latter dead from a gunshot wound. He was recently cleared of charges, sparking a massive debate.
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George Michael: Singer who rose to fame as part of the pop duo "Wham!" and went on to a successful solo career.
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George Michael: Singer who rose to fame as part of the pop duo "Wham!" and went on to a successful solo career.
George Takei: Best known for his role as Mr. Sulu in "Star Trek," he has become known for his work supporting same-sex marriage after announcing that he was gay in 2005 and marrying longtime partner Brad Altman in 2008.
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George Takei: Best known for his role as Mr. Sulu in "Star Trek," he has become known for his work supporting same-sex marriage after announcing that he was gay in 2005 and marrying longtime partner Brad Altman in 2008.
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Gorgeous George: The wrestling name of George Wagner, who used the flamboyant character to become one of the biggest wrestling stars of the 1940s and 1950s.
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Gorgeous George: The wrestling name of George Wagner, who used the flamboyant character to become one of the biggest wrestling stars of the 1940s and 1950s.
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George Gobel: An actor and comedian best known for "The George Gobel Show," which ran on NBC from 1954 to 1960.
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George Gobel: An actor and comedian best known for "The George Gobel Show," which ran on NBC from 1954 to 1960.
George Alexander Louis: Known for the past nine months as the "royal baby," the world's newest prince finally has a name: His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge. It has been the name of six of Great Britain's kings, but it seems like kings don't have a monopoly on the name.
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George Alexander Louis: Known for the past nine months as the "royal baby," the world's newest prince finally has a name: His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge. It has been the name of six of Great Britain's kings, but it seems like kings don't have a monopoly on the name.
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