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Meanings of become an icon in English

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Usage of become an icon in English
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We prayed for her, but she has now become an icon of genocide.
Reuters
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But off the record, Hayes had become an icon in the entertainment world.
The Guardian
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And Sally Ride, as the first American woman in space, would become an icon.
Riding rockets
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This old car has become an icon on Mumbai's roads.
Reuters
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We're not supposed to lock ourselves and become an icon.
The Guardian
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Since then its become an icon, while it is still made in Oxford, by BMW.
BBC
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Burroughs would become an icon of apocalyptic hipster cynicism.
Wired
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He has become an icon for the fan club.
BBC
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A man demonised for centuries in British culture has become an icon of dissidence and defiance.
The Guardian
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He's become an icon of Christchurch, moving through the city centre in pointed hats and long cloaks.
News.com.au
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Germaine Greer the iconoclast has become an icon, one who has withstood a number of theoretical u-turns.
The Irish Times
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Beyond it, she has become an icon, a universal symbol of courage, endurance and peaceful resistance, a new Mandela.
The Guardian
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From his days at The Navhind Times to owning Goa Today, Mascarenhas had become an icon in Goan journalism.
Behind the News: Voices from Goa's Press
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The image of 'Neda', a young Iranian woman killed in the protest, has become an icon for the demonstrators.
Reuters
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Stoker compiled his own influences from dozens of sources, and the result has become an icon of fantasy and horror.
Wired
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Its F-350 behemoth has become an icon of middle America and about as commonplace on the US interstat(...)
The Irish Times
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