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What is yogi berra's real name?
Baseball player Yogi Berra's real name is Lawrence Peter Berra.
Who made famous the saying it ain't over till its over?
Yogi Berra
When was Yogi Berra born?
It's not over. Yogi Berra is still alive, and well.
What was the salary of New York Yankees catcher Yogi Berra in 1947?
In 1947 Yogi Berra had a salary of $5,000.
Is yogi Berra his real name?
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