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1. Upon arrival to the dusty, demolished archive, you realize you have a hard task ahead. With such big piles of dirt before you, surely there must be a lot of cards to uncover.
Without delay, you start digging, and soon you come across your first ID card. You see a man performing with a guitar, and as you keep removing the dust, some other words start to appear. It seems he was an ardent activism against world hunger, so it makes sense that he had a song about "30.000 Pounds of Bananas".
It seems you have enough information to figure out to which Harry this ID belongs to.
2. The next card you pick up is heavily covered with dirt. As you brush it off, some words start showing up. "NATO", "Doctrine", "Marshall"... it doesn't ring a bell, until finally a picture emerges, showing a middle aged man with glasses and a solemn expression.
You snap your fingers as you write down the last name of the Harry you just identified.
3. Surprisingly, a card pops out from under the debris on its own. You pick it up and place it in your pocket as you reach for your brush. But somehow it slides out of it and falls to the ground again. You grab it and squeeze it tightly, only for it to slip out and go on its own once more.
You take a glance, and see "Weisz" written on it. No wonder it managed to escape so many times! What "Harry" does this card belong to?
4. As you dust off the next card, you uncover the face of a wavy-haired, handsome young man. Also, you see that there's not that much written information on it. Instead, there's this QR code that links to his bio page and social media, with most of the content being music-related. "A sign of the times", you think to yourself.
What is the last name of this Harry?
5. You find another card, in a much better condition than the previous ones. After reading single lines such as "Invictus Games", "Archewell Inc.", and "Heads Together", you quickly realize that it belongs to Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex. However, you think to yourself, there's also a highly publicized and controversial fact related to him, that is not mentioned in the card. What was it?
6. Although their last names bring to mind two famous movie titles, these two Harrys don't belong in the film industry. Where would you classify both Harry Kane and Harry Maguire?
7. You run into another card belonging to a Mr. Hirsz Mojzesz Wonsal, who became a "Harry" after moving to the US from his native Poland. You store his card under the Entertainment section after learning that he, along with 3 of his brothers, founded a famous film production company in 1923. Which one?
8. You feel tempted to classify the next Harry into zoology, but although his surname mixes two animal names, he made his reputation as a very prolific writer. What is the last name of this author, who penned "The Guns Of The South" (1992), among others?
9. Some of the information in the next data card sounds totally obscure to you. The next Harry that you find, Markowitz, is credited with the formalization of the MPT based on the Efficience Frontier, which paved the way for the development of the CAPM.
You still have no clue as to where to categorize him, but luckily, the card also tells you that he won a Nobel Prize in 1990 for all the time he 'invested' in his contributions. In what field did he excel?
10. One final name pops up, and you quickly store the card into the Entertainment folder, upon recognizing Harry Shearer as the voice actor behind many memorable characters of this long-running, frequently quoted animated series. You deserve some "Steamed Hams" for such a productive workday!
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Gispepfu
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