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(#1) Steve Ballmer
- 62
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(#2) Dick Cheney
- 78
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(#3) Kevin James
- 53
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(#4) Kathy Bates
- 70
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(#5) Aretha Franklin
- 76
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(#6) John Goodman
- 66
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(#7) Rosie O'Donnell
- 56
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(#8) Harold Hamm
- 73
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(#9) Charles Barkley
- 56
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(#10) Kirstie Alley
- 68
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(#11) Oprah Winfrey
- 65
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(#12) Al Roker
- 64
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(#13) Roseanne Barr
- 66
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(#14) Chris Christie
- 56
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(#15) Ruben Studdard
- 40
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(#16) Akebono Tarō
- 49
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(#17) Michael Moore
- 64
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(#18) Shaquille O'Neal
- 46
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(#19) Rush Limbaugh
- 68
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(#20) John Kruk
- 58
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(#21) Al Gore
- 70
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(#22) John Daly
- 52
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(#23) Drew Carey
- 60
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(#24) Jorge Garcia
- 45
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(#25) Konishiki Yasokichi
- 55
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(#26) Carnie Wilson
- 50
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(#27) Musashimaru Kōyō
- 47
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(#28) John A. Catsimatidis
- 70
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(#29) Jennifer Pritzker
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(#30) Albert Haynesworth
- 37
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(#31) Rex Ryan
- 56
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(#32) CC Sabathia
- 38
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(#33) Mike Huckabee
- 63
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(#34) Prince Fielder
- 34
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(#35) David Wells
- 55
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(#36) William Howard Taft
- Dec. at 73 (1857-1930)
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(#37) Grover Cleveland
- Dec. at 71 (1837-1908)
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(#38) Rebel Wilson
- 38
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(#39) John Candy
- Dec. at 44 (1950-1994)
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(#40) Newt Gingrich
- 75
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Obesity has become a serious problem facing American society and Americans. At present, about 34% of adults are obese, causing cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, and other chronic health problems. In fact, many celebrities in history who have made great contributions to the development of the United States are also obese people, even if they realize that they are overweight.
In the action to solve the problem of obesity, regular exercise and reasonable and healthy daily diets are the most important. The random tool lists 40 of the most successful obese Americans, they also suffered from different diseases more or less, even if they are wealthy.
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