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I'll start.
1: An old Italian veteran of the communist movement
2: Gus Hall
3: William Z. Foster.
4: J.V Stalin.
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I suddenly remember being in the same room as Stephen Hawking one time. If being in the same room without having that person acknowledge your existence counts, it's
Stephen Hawking
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Stalin