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Kate Hall, an entrepreneur and CEO of Astera Institute, known for her personal journey from addiction to success.

Kate Hancock is a speaker and leader in AI for Good initiatives, and a TED Talk speaker.

Kate Hastings, woman who runs a brothel on Leonard Street and was blackmailed by Ned Buntline.

American actress Kate Hudson, who played Penny Lane in the film Almost Famous

Kate McGinnis, athlete and competitor in high school track events.

Katerina Parton is a reporter for NPR.

British actress known for her roles in films such as Titanic and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

Katharina von Bora was the wife of Martin Luther, known for her strong personality and role in the Reformation's family life.

American author and publisher, known for her leadership of the Washington Post and her autobiography

American influencer and content creator known for fashion and lifestyle content.

American planetary scientist and researcher specializing in the Kuiper Belt and outer solar system objects.

American comedian and actor known for his stand-up and podcast appearances

Kathy Cohen, researcher and director of the GenForward survey.

The American comedian and actress known for her outspoken opinions and appearances on various media.

Kathy Hochul, governor of New York State, responding to investigations into Buffalo schools.

Kathy Jacobson, a healthcare executive and leader in academic medical centers.

Kathy Love is a coworker and sister of Caroline Love, one of Henry Wallace's victims.

Katia Riddle, NPR reporter covering space and astronomy topics

Alabama senator, member of the U.S. Senate from Alabama.

Editor-in-chief of Wired magazine, responsible for overseeing the publication's news coverage.

Katie Hood, a relationship expert and speaker at TED, focuses on healthy and unhealthy love relationships.

Katrin Porto, host of the podcast 'Microdosis de Amor Propio' and content creator.

Kat Von D, American tattoo artist and television personality known for her tattoo work and makeup line.

American professional basketball player, formerly with the Toronto Raptors, known for his trade and free agency history.

European Union foreign policy chief, responsible for EU foreign policy.

Kayla, a person participating in the conversation.

Kayla DeRoche is a journalist reporting for NPR.

A person who underwent multiple Brazilian Butt Lift surgeries in Turkey.

grandniece of Tish James involved in legal issues

Kayleigh McEnany, a political commentator and former White House press secretary.

Kay Robertson is a person, wife of Phil Robertson, mother of the Robertson family.

Kaysen Wallace, a guard for the Indiana Pacers, known for his defense and speed.

Australian stunt performer and rigging expert, known for work in stunt coordination.

Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, involved in supporting Ukraine

U.S. military official and former general, involved in Ukraine and Russia-related statements and policies.

American actor and director, known for "The Snow Queen" podcast series

Keith Papini, husband of Sherry Papini, who filed for divorce and custody after her hoax was revealed.

Financial analyst and co-host of Motley Fool Money.

American professional ice hockey player, former captain of the Arizona Coyotes, known for his leadership and longevity.

Kelly Brownell is a researcher in obesity and public health, associated with Yale and Duke universities.

Kelsey, a person who previously helped with Docker Khan, referenced in a nostalgic context.

Ken, Becca's boyfriend, in his late twenties, Asian, with tattoos, and involved in business ventures

American financial author and speaker known for his teachings on money management and debt reduction.

Ken Collier is the police chief involved in the investigation of Karen Tipton's murder.

Ken Ford is a researcher who connected Dominic D'Agostino with Peter Attia in 2011.

A person who was inside Wheatfield Prison to observe efforts against contraband smuggling.

Ken Fujioka, a researcher and podcaster, involved in scientific discussions and media.

Ken Langone is an American businessman and co-founder of Home Depot.

Chair of the Democratic National Committee, involved in U.S. political activities.

U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services at the time of the report