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David DiamondAge: 89 prolific, meticulous composer who wrote 10 string quartets, 11 symphonies, and several concertos. He composed music for Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, The Tempest, and…
David DellingerAge: 88 activist who organized several antiwar protests, including the 1967 demonstration at the Pentagon. As one of the Chicago Seven, Dellinger was tried for inciting a riot…
Sir David Leandirector, editor, producer, writerBorn: 3/25/1908Birthplace: Croydon, England Academy Award-winning director, editor, producer, and writer known for his craftmanship behind the camera…
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