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The oldest person is Tenabe Tomogi, born 18-Sept-1895, Japan. Today he celabrates his 112 birthday. As per the newspapers he received a certificate (guiness records) to confirm that he is the oldest man on earth. He was quoted to say that he would like to live forever...... his picture: צילום: איי פי

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