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Computer security professional John McAfee, dead at 75.

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Bernie Madoff, investments advisor, dead at 82

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Władziu Valentino Liberace, Bedazzler pioneer, dead at 68

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Isadora Duncan, Soviet motoring aficionado, dies suddenly at age 50.

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Jean-Paul Sartre, preferred solitude, dead at 74.

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Josef Mengele, physician and medical researcher, drowned at 67.

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Idi Amin, chronic herpetophobe, dead at 78.

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Leni Riefenstahl, early 20th century german filmmaker, dead at 99

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Barry Goldwater, failed presidential candidate, dead at 89

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Ike Turner, session musician, dead at 76

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Ross Perot, Data Visualization Pioneer, dead at 89

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Rush Limbaugh, who craved the love of his father and enjoyed cigars, dead at 70.

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George Armstrong Custer, avid horseman and arrowhead collector, dead at 36.

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Mao Zedong, loved long walks, dead at 82.

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Anakin Skywalker, father of two, dead at 45.

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Ronald Reagan, celebrated supporting actor, dead at 93.

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Benedict Arnold, controversial pharmacist who could see both sides, dead at 60.

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John Wayne Gacy, children’s entertainer, dead at 52.

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Margaret Thatcher, champion of fight against fossil fuels and floral wallpaper enthusiast, dead at 87.

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John Wilkes Booth, stage actor, dead at 26.