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I like things in their proper places.

Alan Sugar

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Alan Sugar
Age: 77
Born: 1947
Born: March 24
Autobiographer
Business Person
Businessperson
Computer Scientist
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Hackney
The Lord Sugar
Alan Michael Sugar
Baron Sugar
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I knоw you're Belgian, that's whеrе thоsе waffles соmе frоm
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