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Meet Kane Tanaka, World’s Oldest Living Person Who Recently Turned 119!
The globe's longest living woman just turned 119 years of age. This commendable woman is no other than Kane Tanaka from Japan, whom recently celebrated her 119th birthday on Sunday.
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