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Mohammed Ali

Muhammad Ali

A viceroy of Egypt, considered the founder of modern Egypt, see Mehemet Ali (Egypt)

A famous boxer, born as Cassius Clay, see Muhammad Ali

An Iraqi weightlifter, see Mohammed Ali (weightlifter)

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