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Meanings of find fame in anglès

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Usage of find fame in anglès
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I sensed very quickly that I wouldn't find fame a burden.
The Guardian
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Molly Goddard is perhaps the first designer in fashion history to find fame by dressing a psychopath.
The Guardian
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Such is the way for most pop idols who find fame around the same time they reach puberty.
BBC
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But you can't find fame.
The Fortunate Youth
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She would soon find fame and fortune as one half of Everything But the Girl and as a solo singer-songwriter.
The Irish Times
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Mr Pacini said his son, Adrian, was never on a quest to find fame, but rather wanted to become a short-film maker.
News.com.au
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It has also been very successful in churning out hit records by up and coming artists who find fame on the show.
Reuters
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He learned his lesson, however, and turned his life by embracing music, though he wouldn't find fame until much later in life.
The Irish Times
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Ah, how little his friends in Athens thought of the man who had come to find fame and fortune in the far-off East!
Stories by English Authors: Africa (Selected by Scribners)
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A war of words brewed online in the summer after Macy Chiasson called out Loureda for using "sex" to find fame in MMA.
News.com.au
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He didn't look sickly. Prince first found fame in the late 1970s.
Reuters
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Kureishi found fame at 31 with his script for My Beautiful Launderette.
BBC
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Frieda Pinto, who found fame in Slumdog Millionaire, plays the tragic protagonist.
The Irish Times
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You had succeeded, you had found fame, so you didn't need him anymore.
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair
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These things found fame where the greatest names are still oblivious.
Life and Remains of John Clare, The "Northamptonshire Peasant Po...
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The Grammy award-winning singer found fame in the 1980s with Wham!
Reuters
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