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Roald Dahl would've become a doctor if he wasn't an author.
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If Roald Dahl was not an author what would he be?
a doctor
What did Roald Dahl want to be if he was not an author?
if Roald dahl was not an author he wanted to be a doctor
Was children's author Roald Dahl a Freemason?
Roald Dahl was not a freemason, I believe.
If roald dahl was not an author what would he have been?
A doctor thank you! By K.P
Who did Roald Dahl have his oldest daughter with?
Patricia Neal was Roald Dahl's first wife and the mother of his oldest daughter, Olivia Twenty Dahl. Roald Dahl was a British author.
Who was the creator of Willy Wonka?
Roald Dahl, author of the book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"
Was Roald Dahl a magician?
No. Roald was a famous childrens author.
Who the heck is Roald Dahl?
An author
Who was the author of the BFG?
Roald Dahl
Who is the author of witches?
Roald Dahl
Who is the author of Ever?
Roald dahl
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He was an author
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