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Examples for "notable"
Examples for "notable"
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Those funds still carry a notable long position in the market, however.
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So far, Iraq has achieved several notable successes on the political level.
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Avoid asking when there's a notable market or industry downturn, for example.
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Risk models with combined genetic and environmental factors have notable discrimination power.
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But notable exceptions include major developing countries such as China and India.
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There was scarcely a country she had not visited, a notability she had not met.
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Every person of any social notability was invited.
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With the adjournment of the legislature, Samuel Clemens returned to Virginia City distinctly a notability-MarkTwain.
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She took her notability for granted, as she took her mature good looks and her independent fortune.
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The former does retain some notability -notoriety, perhaps -as the film for which Elizabeth Taylor won her first Oscar.
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He became a leading light in Zapata Petroleum, later a major oil company.
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He went on to become a leading light of the Young British Artists.
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Steven Pienaar This old stager is a leading light for South Africans abroad.
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Analysts said this was unlikely to change with the passing of Swatch's leading light.
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Medin, 32, already ranks as a leading light in the development of the Internet.
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But the guiding light, the grand aim, the ennobling influence were gone.
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He was my guiding light. His father was also active on Twitter.
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A beacon to follow, a guiding light in an otherwise empty existence.
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The Irish people saluted Chancellor Kohl as its architect and guiding light.
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It's important to remember that tarot is a helpful hand and guiding light.
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Five minutes later the legal luminary came out of the telephone box.
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That luminary was the abode of one of his most important gods.
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This central luminary will shine on your words with a noon-tide brightness.
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I'm stronger than you are, luminary, but I can't use the Zoi.
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The Scotch bill had been brought forward by a Scotch legal luminary.
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Who was this novice in war with the effrontery of a luminary?
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Would that those clouds would disclose what enormous luminary lies behind them!
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Current prime minister Scott Morrison has also paid tribute to the Labor luminary.
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Thine arm is the rampart of a nation; thy justice an all-pervading luminary.
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I counted on moonlight, though, the fickle luminary being in its first quarter.
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No, I'm afraid your planet may have acquired an intellectual luminary.
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Kate Reed, Charles's admirer, had become a leading luminary of the underground press.
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There was no mistaking the motives with which this luminary had presented itself.
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One luminary, Rory McIlroy, would finish in a tie for fourth.
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These phenomena, however, appertain to the gross form of that luminary.
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Give me tidings of her, oh luminary of the three faces!
