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Name: Maher M. Anous

Profession: Plastic surgeon

Practice: Beverly Hills, California, USA

Residence: Burbank, California, USA

Year of birth: 1953

Country of birth: Egypt

Country of residence: United States of America

Citizenship: United States of America

Languages: Arabic; French; English

Hobbies: Classical guitar; writing

Origin of screen name: Zinjanthropus boisei (Australopethicus boisei) was an early hominoid, a member of the Australopethicine lineage. Its first representative skull, Zinj, was discovered and named by famous paleontologist Louis Leakey in the 1950's.

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-Name: Maher M. Anous
+'''Name''': Maher M. Anous
-Profession: Plastic surgeon
+'''Profession''': Plastic surgeon
-Practice: Beverly Hills, California, USA
-Residence: Burbank, California, USA
+'''Practic'''e: Beverly Hills, California, USA
-Year of birth: 1953.
-Country of birth: Egypt.
+'''Residence''': Burbank, California, USA
-Country of residence: United States of America
-Citizenship: United States of America
+'''Year of birth''': 1953
-Languages: Arabic; French; English.
-Hobbies: Classical guitar; writing
+'''Country of birth''': Egypt
-Origin of screen name: ''Zinjanthropus boisei'' (''Australopethicus boisei'')was an early hominoid, a member of the Australopethicine lineage. Its first representative skull, ''Zinj'', was discovered and named by famous paleontologist Louis Leakey in the 1950's.
+'''Country of residence''': United States of America
+'''Citizenship''': United States of America
+'''Language'''s: Arabic; French; English
+'''Hobbies''': Classical guitar; writing
+'''Origin of screen name''': ''Zinjanthropus boisei'' (''Australopethicus boisei'') was an early hominoid, a member of the Australopethicine lineage. Its first representative skull, ''Zinj'', was discovered and named by famous paleontologist Louis Leakey in the 1950's.