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Furman was born in 1954 in Brooklyn, New York. He was fascinated with the Guinness Book of World Records as a child but never thought he could ever break a record since he was very unathletic.
That all changed when, as a teenager, he became interested in spirituality and in 1970 became a devout follower of the spiritual leader Sri Chinmoy.In 1979, Furman set his first official record by doing 27,000 jumping jacks.
In April 2009 Furman became the first person to hold 100 Guinness World Records at once.                                                                                                                     Divina Papadopoulou

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She might be an asthmatic with an awkward gait and unorthodox nodding style, but Cheshire’s mighty Paula Jane Radcliffe MBE is one of our last remaining athletics record-holders. The three-time London Marathon winner shattered the record during the 2003 race with a time of 2 hours 15 minutes and 25 seconds - more than 3 minutes below anyone else in history. Race director Dave Bedford, a former 10,000m world champion himself, called it “the greatest distance running performance I’ve seen in my lifetime; it ranks in my mind alongside the impact of Bob Beamon’s long jump in 1968”. Radcliffe’s mark has stood for 12 years and she continues to hold the three fastest women’s marathon times ever.                                                      Christine Kabisiouli

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Betty White's long-lasting career earned her a Guinness World Record.

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Betty White's long-lasting career earned her a Guinness World Record.

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The record for the female entertainer with the longest TV career is held by Betty White. With a career that began in 1939, White has acted for over 74 years, with roles in shows such as "The Golden Girls," "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," and "The Carol Burnett Show."
Giota Filopoulou

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The lankiest canine in recorded history was Zeus, a great dane that measured 1.12 metres (44in) tall until his death last year. The lofty mutt was owned by the Doorlag family from Michigan and his record-breaking career began when Kevin Doorlag was watching TV: “We saw [previous title-holder] Giant George on Oprah Winfrey and I was like, ‘Man, Zeus has got to be right up there.’ We tried to measure him but he’s such a baby, he was scared of the tape measure.” Zeus was indeed a gentle giant and a part-time pet therapy dog. When he stood on his hind legs, he was 2.2m (7ft 4in) tall, more than a third of the height of an average giraffe.
Mary Kabisiouli

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Edmund Percival Hillary was the first person who climbed Mountain Everest with Serpa.
He was a New Zealand climber and explorer who was born in 1919 and died in 2008.....
Petrina Radi

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Stig Severinsen or "the people who don't breath", as they call him, he is the owner of many records in diving. The technique correlates with meditation. He says that he manages to keep his breath into the water because he enters in a status of ZEN.
Evaggelitsa Rizou
English student

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Dwayne Johnson

Dwayne Johnson has set a new Guinness World Records title for the most self-portrait photographs taken in three minutes, at the world premiere of his new film San Andreas at London's Odeon Leicester Square. Dwayne captured 105 selfies on the red carpet with excited movie fans.
Louis Tsiolis