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