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The older brother of two Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks, his football career was stalled early by a neck injury | |
The original drummer for the Beatles, replaced by Ringo Starr due to conflicts with the other band members | |
The third crew member of Apollo 11, he did not get to go on the moon like Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin | |
Born Jeffrey Townes, was one half of an early hiphop duo with Will Smith | |
A former Canadiens goalie, he was Al Michaels' partner during the Miracle on Ice in the 1980 Olympics | |
Formed Wham! along with George Michael | |
The fourth brother of a former Disney pop group consisting of Kevin, Nick, and Joe | |
Seinfeld characters can remember Pavarotti and Domingo, but they can't remember the name of this third member of the Three Tenors | |
The top vote-getter for third parties in the 2000 and 2004 elections | |
She was Walter Mondale's running mate in his unsuccessful 1984 campaign, becoming the first women in the US to be a vice-presidential candidate for a major political party | |
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He was briefly the Prime Minister of the USSR between Joseph Stalin and Nikita Khrushchev, though he was forced to resign due to abuse of power | |
He replaced Douglas MacArthur as command of the US forces in Korea after Truman relieved MacArthur | |
The founding member of Apple not named Steve, he sold his share of the company in 1976 for a whopping $800 | |
He lost the 1876 election to Rutherford Hayes in a vote by the House of Representatives, infuriating Democrats | |
The Jamaican-born world record holder in the 100 meter before Usain Bolt bursted onto the scene | |
Successor to Adolf Hitler as President of Germany | |
The first woman to run for President of the United States | |
When Zachary Taylor's inauguration was postponed because it was on a Sunday, he became the only man to be President for one day | |
Before Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron, and Babe Ruth, this man held the home run record in his playing days of 1880-1897 | |
He wrote the book Jaws, later turned into a highly successful film franchise | |
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