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Meanings of internationally renowned in English

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Usage of internationally renowned in English
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The Bewley's brand name could become as internationally renowned as Jameson Whiskey.
The Irish Times
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The house is internationally renowned, a splendid example of Irish Palladianism.
The Irish Times
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I'm very proud to work with top scientists at such internationally renowned hospitals.
The Guardian
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It's a mixed blessing to be internationally renowned for one thing.
Ebony
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The internationally renowned harpsichordist talks about his passion for the music of Versailles.
Radio NZ
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South Africa is internationally renowned for using dialogue to solve differences and problems peacefully.
The South African
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Another keynote speaker is the internationally renowned Professor Temple Grandin of Colorado State University.
The Irish Times
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I think Janet Hardy, keynote speaker and internationally renowned sex educator, explained this best.
The Guardian
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Dr Abdelrahman is an internationally renowned scholar at Cambridge University.
The Guardian
10
Matthew was an internationally renowned scholar and a member of the Oxford University faculty.
The Book of Life
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An internationally renowned organist, Tibbles had a busy year of overseas travel for work cancelled.
Radio NZ
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John Edgar is also an internationally renowned sculptor working with stone, jade, metal and glass.
Radio NZ
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And there are other internationally renowned clubs: Milan and Real Madrid to name but two.
The Guardian
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The former was an internationally renowned artist and the latter an acclaimed academic and activist.
The South African
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Ireland, you see, is an internationally renowned surfing paradise.
The Irish Times
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Azmeh is an internationally renowned soloist who crosses many genres in his playing and compositions.
BBC
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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