TIME‘s Man of the Year tradition started in 1927, allegedly because editors hastily concocted a reason to have Charles Lindbergh on the cover after omitting his trans-Atlantic flight from the magazine. Since Chuck’s win, the title has been awarded 83 more times. Here are 10 winners who were groups of people, generic people, or things.
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| The Computer, 1982 - |
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| The Middle Americans, 1969 |
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| The Endangered Earth, 1988 |
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| The American Fighting-Man, 1950 |
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| American Scientists, 1960 |
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| Baby Boomers, or “The Inheritors,” 1966 |
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| American Women, 1975 |
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| The Peacemakers, 1993 |
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| The Good Samaritans, 2005 |
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| You, 2006 |
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Mental Floss)
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