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Vincent Corleone
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Paul Hackwood
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Bradford Knapp
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Tony Kinder
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What country has the school where Bradford Knapp's paternal figure was educated?
Who was Bradford Knapp's paternal figure?
Seaman A. Knapp
#1 >> educated at
Union College
#2 >> country
America