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It's easy to say young people should believe in themselves, but the number one thing is recognizing that it's a journey, that you have to build confidence in yourself.
Andrew Shue
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Andrew Shue
Age: 57
Born: 1967
Born: February 20
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Association Football Player
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Film Producer
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Wilmington
Delaware
Andrew Eppley Shue
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