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Jaleel White
LAP99082302 - 23 AUGUST 1999 - LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA: The show is called "Grown Ups." Its star, 22-year-old Jaleel White, pictured, has clearly filled out since his days as the geeky Steve Urkel on "Family Matters," a role he bagan at 12. White has shed the nasal honk, eyeglasses, suspenders and ill-fitting clothes for a well-tailored suit to portray the character of Calvin, the very-junior executive who can't quite believe he has landed in the business world. "Grown Ups" begins its run on UPN tonight, August 23. jr/jr/Jim Ruymen UPI

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