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Can you unscramble the names in Part 1 and match them with what they are famous for in Part 2? And your answer is?

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Can you unscramble the names in Part 1 and match them with what they are famous for in Part 2? And your answer is?

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posted Apr 3, 2017 by Rajni

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  1. Muhammed Ali - Boastful Boxer
  2. Beatles - Song group
  3. Ronald Reagan - Oldest US President when he took office
  4. Howard Hughes - Considered as the most successful businessman of his time
  5. Ray Charles - Inducted into Blue's Hall of Fame
  6. Elvis Presley - King of Rock and Roll and also an actor.
answer Apr 3, 2017 by Tejas Naik



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