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A '''barber''' is someone who cuts [[hair]], although in the past barbers have also served as [[doctor]]s or [[dentist]]s.
 
A '''barber''' is someone who cuts [[hair]], although in the past barbers have also served as [[doctor]]s or [[dentist]]s.
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In the seventeenth-centry [[Spanish]] [[novel]] ''[[Don Quixote]]'', one of Quixote's two good friends is a barber, and a barber's metal basin is mistaken by Quixote for an enchanted helmet.
 
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A barber is someone who cuts hair, although in the past barbers have also served as doctors or dentists.

In the seventeenth-centry Spanish novel Don Quixote, one of Quixote's two good friends is a barber, and a barber's metal basin is mistaken by Quixote for an enchanted helmet.