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instanceOf
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Canadian-American
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businessperson
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cosmetics industry pioneer
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entrepreneur
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birthName
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Florence Nightingale Graham
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brandName
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Elizabeth Arden
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burialPlace
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Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Sleepy Hollow, New York, United States
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businessHeadquartersLocatedIn
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New York City, New York, United States
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businessModel
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chain of luxury beauty salons
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causeOfDeath
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natural causes
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countryOfCitizenship
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Canada
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United States of America
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dateOfBirth
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1884-12-31
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dateOfDeath
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1966-10-18
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familyName
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Graham
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founded
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Elizabeth Arden, Inc.
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gender
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female
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givenName
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Florence
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industry
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cosmetics
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fragrance
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skin care
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influenced
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global perception of cosmetics as respectable for women
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innovated
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coordinated makeup and skin-care lines
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scientific approach to cosmetics
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knownFor
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founding a global cosmetics empire
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helping shape the modern beauty industry
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popularizing the concept of the beauty salon
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laterNationality
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American
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legacy
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one of the first female tycoons in the beauty industry
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maritalStatus
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divorced
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nationality
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Canadian
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notableProduct
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Eight Hour Cream
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Red Door fragrance
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notableWork
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Elizabeth Arden, Inc.
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occupation
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businesswoman
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cosmetics executive
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inventor of beauty products
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opened
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Red Door salon on Fifth Avenue
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placeOfBirth
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Woodbridge, Ontario, Canada
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placeOfDeath
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New York City, New York, United States
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religion
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Anglicanism
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spouse
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Thomas Lewis
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targetMarket
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middle- and upper-class women
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usedPseudonym
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Elizabeth Arden
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yearsActive
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early 20th century–1966
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