I. Wright, Frank Lloyd /raɪt/
(1869–1959) a US architect, generally regarded as the most important US architect of the 20th century. He is known for his use of modern materials and methods, in buildings such as the Guggenheim Museum in New York.

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II. Wright, Peter
(1917–1995) a British spy who became famous in 1987 for writing a book called Spycatcher about his experiences working for the British secret service. The government tried unsuccessfully to prevent the book from being sold in the UK.

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III. Wright, Richard
(1908–1960) a black US writer of novels and a critic of American society and its treatment of black people. He is best known for Black Boy and Native Son.

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