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Biz_PaulWolfowitzProfile[i-1].body = "<li>Paul Wolfowitz was born Dec. 22, 1943, in New York City.<br><li>He is now the deputy defense secretary.<br><li>He has worked in government for 24 years.<br><li>Wolfowitz spent four years at an arms control agency, eight years with the State Department and 12 years at the Defense Department.<br><li>He was the dean of international relations at Johns Hopkins University from 1993 to 2001.<br><li>He is the son of a Jewish immigrant from Poland.<br><li>Wolfowitz&#146;s father was a math professor at Cornell University.<br><li>Wolfowitz is separated, with three children.";

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Biz_PaulWolfowitzProfile[i-1].body = "<li>In 1963, Wolfowitz walked in the March on Washington led by Martin Luther King Jr.<br><li>He avoided service in Vietnam through student deferments.<br><li>In 1965 Wolfowitz earned a bachelor's degree in math from Cornell.<br><li>In 1972 he got a doctorate in political science from the University of Chicago.<br><li>His mentor was Albert Wohlstetter, an influential thinker in military affairs.<br><li>After getting his Ph.D., Wolfowitz taught at Yale for three years.<br>";

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Biz_PaulWolfowitzProfile[i-1].body = "<li>During the first half of his adult life, Wolfowitz was a Democrat.<br><li>In 1973 he was recruited by the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency. <br><li>In 1981 he switched parties and became a Republican.<br>";

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Biz_PaulWolfowitzProfile[i-1].body = "<b>State Department</b> (1981 - 1989)<br><li>In 1981 Wolfowitz moved to the State Department.<br><li>He headed the policy planning staff from 1981 to 1982.<br><li>He became assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs for three years.<br><li>Wolfowitz then served as ambassador to Indonesia for three years.<p><b>Defense work</b> (1989-1993, 2000-present)<br><li> From 1989 to 1993, Wolfowitz served as undersecretary for policy under Defense Secretary Dick Cheney.<br><li>In 2000 Wolfowitz advised candidate George W. Bush.<br><li>In 2001 he was sworn in as deputy secretary of defense.";

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