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Nintendo vice president, married mother of one
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TOM REESE / THE SEATTLE TIMES
Perrin Kaplan, 47, is a vice president of marketing and corporate affairs for Nintendo, a jewelry designer and an animal rescuer.
TOM REESE / THE SEATTLE TIMES
Kaplan is married to a political consultant and is the mother (after many in-vitro attempts) of Samara, now almost 4.
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