Las Vegas
Las Vegas, often known simply as Vegas, is the 25th-most populous city in the United States, the most populous city in the state of Nevada, and the county seat of Clark County. The Las Vegas Valley metropolitan area is the largest within the greater Mojave Desert, and 2nd-largest in the Southwestern United States.
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Bob Stupak
Actor
Andrew Ganigan
American boxer
Briggs Cunningham
American entrepreneur
Berkeley L. Bunker
Former United States Senator
Cliff Livingston
American football player
Don Christensen
American animator
Cherry Wainer
South African musician
George Lutz
American screenwriter
Gerry Huth
American football player
Harold Fischer
Fighter pilot
Jimmy Garcia
Colombian boxer
Jackie Fields
American professional boxer
Kenny Guinn
Former Governor of Nevada
Lý Tòng Bá
General
Jay R. Smith
American child actor
John Hill (screenwriter)
American screenwriter
Luke Wills
Musical artist ‧ Bob Wills' brother
Neil Jacobson
Author
Pamela Blake
American film actress
P.J. Philander
Author
Bill Austin
American football player
Duke Keomuka
American professional wrestler
Rex Bell
Former Nevada Lieutenant Governor
Russ Swan
Baseball player
Rex Bell Jr.
Actor
Freddie Bell
American musician
George W. Dunaway
Soldier
Ted Robert Gurr
American author
Katy Rodolph
Preston Ward
American baseball athlete
Lawrence Woolner
American film producer
Prodigy
American rapper
Kim Duk-koo
South Korean boxer
Big Dee Irwin
American singer-songwriter
Nico Charise
Cyd Charisse's ex-husband
Grant Sawyer
Former Governor of Nevada
Stephanie Bachelor
American film actress
Cliff Friend
Songwriter
Carmen Milano
American lawyer
Neil Barron
Librarian
Dave Aron
Recording engineer
Bruce Williamson
Georgia State Representative
Brendan Bowyer
Irish singer
Carman
American singer
Eric Wagner
American singer
Bob Orton
American professional wrestler
Lloyd Fonvielle
Writer