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Common Bonds between famous People: Astor, Rockefeller and Bill Gates
What do John Astor, John D. Rockefeller and Bill Gates have in common?
The answer is not: Men, or that they were all at one time the wealthiest men in the US.
The solution suggests and approach to find the bonds including a list of factors to research about each person.
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