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(#1) Pablo Picasso
- Dec. at 92 (1881-1973)
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(#2) Rosa Parks
- Dec. at 92 (1913-2005)
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(#3) Wyatt Earp
- Dec. at 81 (1848-1929)
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(#4) Shirley Temple
- Dec. at 86 (1928-2014)
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(#5) Salvador Dalí
- Dec. at 85 (1904-1989)
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(#6) Laura Ingalls Wilder
- Dec. at 90 (1867-1957)
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(#7) J. D. Salinger
- Dec. at 91 (1919-2010)
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(#8) Doris Day
- 94
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(#9) Groucho Marx
- Dec. at 87 (1890-1977)
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(#10) Bob Hope
- Dec. at 100 (1903-2003)
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(#11) Herbert Hoover
- Dec. at 90 (1874-1964)
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(#12) Julia Child
- Dec. at 92 (1912-2004)
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(#13) Charles de Gaulle
- 70
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(#14) Kurt Vonnegut
- Dec. at 85 (1922-2007)
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(#15) Lucille Ball
- Dec. at 78 (1911-1989)
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(#16) Muddy Waters
- Dec. at 70 (1913-1983)
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The expectation of a long life is universal in ancient society. Although no one can live forever, the change of life span reflects the development of mankind. The change of human life span in history is an important research topic for different sciences. Beginning in the 1640s, the life expectancy of celebrities began to rise rapidly, and data showed that the life expectancy of ordinary people was significantly shorter than that of celebrities.
Do you know any famous historical figures who lived long? They have contributed to the development of the country and have witnessed many historical events in their lives. The random tool introduced 16 historical figures who lived longer than we know.
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