renowned artist 1.51   An artist renowned in his or her lifetime may be obliterated from history books.
  renowned architect 1.12   The museum was designed by the renowned architect, I.M. Pei.
  renowned world 1.12   He is a world renowned coach.
  renowned scholar 0.92   A renowned Islamic scholar agreed.
  renowned author 0.72   Instead, he studied at Oxford and became a renowned author and professor.
  renowned chef 0.72   An internationally renowned chef owns the restaurant.
  renowned city 0.72   In a city renowned for its jazz and blues, a certain cat is painting the town red.
  renowned paleontologist 0.72   The death was announced in a statement by her son Richard Leakey, himself a renowned paleontologist.
  renowned player 0.72   His father, Jiri, is a renowned former player and coach.
  renowned poet 0.72   Qatil Shefai, a renowned Pakistani poet, defended the choice.
  renowned violinist 0.72   He is survived by his longtime companion Yoko Sato, a renowned violinist.
  renowned country 0.66   Belgium is not a country especially renowned for its cuisine.
  renowned director 0.66   The renowned director, who has never been forthcoming about his work, said yes.
  renowned expert 0.66   Melnick began his scientific career at Yale under Dr. John R. Paul, a renowned expert in polio.
  renowned designer 0.59   Renowned local designer Ghea Panggabean, for example, kept busy while the rupiah crashed.
  renowned pianist 0.59   But she first wed, and divorced, another renowned pianist, Mieczyslaw Munz.
  renowned singer 0.59   Aziz Khaznavi, a renowned singer, freed himself from an imposed muteness.
  renowned musician 0.53   Another time he recruited the renowned musician Eubie Blake.
  renowned teacher 0.53   Studying under renowned acting teacher Milton Katselas helped boost her confidence.
  renowned writer 0.53   Weightier publications compete for contributions by renowned writers.
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