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Fun! - what celebrity do you look like

I read about this website where you can upload your ohoto and they will tell you which celebrity you look like - The article said that David Miliband had a 63% match for Rupert Grint. I’ve just done this and i’m a 68% match for Robert Downey Junior. 

I know this is nothing to do with careers, but there is a tenuous link to assessments and I thought it fun!

Have a look here:  http://www.myheritage.com

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