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- Pej_Vahdat abstract "Pejman Vahdat is a Persian-American actor most known for his role of Arastoo Vaziri in Bones.He has been on the show since 2009.Before his acting career he attended San Diego State University, where he was a member of the tennis team. He also played Kash during the first season of the Showtime series Shameless. He is a fan of the Dodgers and San Francisco 49ers.http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1798530/".
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- Pej_Vahdat name "Vahdat, Pejman".
- Pej_Vahdat shortDescription "American actor, Tennis Pro".
- Pej_Vahdat description "American actor, Tennis Pro (former)".
- Pej_Vahdat description "American actor, Tennis Pro (former)".
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- Pej_Vahdat comment "Pejman Vahdat is a Persian-American actor most known for his role of Arastoo Vaziri in Bones.He has been on the show since 2009.Before his acting career he attended San Diego State University, where he was a member of the tennis team. He also played Kash during the first season of the Showtime series Shameless. He is a fan of the Dodgers and San Francisco 49ers.http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1798530/".
- Pej_Vahdat label "Pej Vahdat".
- Pej_Vahdat label "Pej Vahdat".
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- Pej_Vahdat sameAs Q3374412.
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- Pej_Vahdat givenName "Pejman".
- Pej_Vahdat isPrimaryTopicOf Pej_Vahdat.
- Pej_Vahdat name "Pejman Vahdat".
- Pej_Vahdat name "Vahdat, Pejman".
- Pej_Vahdat surname "Vahdat".