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Meanings of so famous in English

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Usage of so famous in English
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Some people, of course, are so famous that they require no surnames.
The Guardian
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No other English name before the Conquest is so famous in literature.
Edwy the Fair or the First Chronicle of Aescendune / A Tale of t...
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These are the Devas or Dives, so famous in Persian fairy mythology.
The Seven Great Monarchies Of The Ancient Eastern World, Vol 3: ...
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It is not so famous as Arcole, but perhaps it was finer.
Poor Relations
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If there was any fairness, he would be so famous by now.
Eat, pray, love: one woman's search for everything across italy,...
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Galway remains the summer racing festival so famous it doesn't need an adjective.
The Irish Times
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Because you were so famous, so popular, so loved by everyone, she said.
Reuters
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I mean, she's so famous, and part of history and everything.
The penelopiad
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I am terrified and ashamed to act before him; he is so famous.
The Sea-Gull
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Lebrun, which was so famous in the time of that artist.
Women in the fine arts, from the Seventh Century B.C. to the Twe...
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It might not be so famous but it's way more fun.
The Irish Times
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This specialist so famous that his articles are on the Internet?
Fortunate harbor
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This zoo was so famous it was surrounded by acres of parking lot.
Choke
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Fewer still have been so famous and tried so hard to live obscurely.
Hero: the life and legend of lawrence of arabia
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His father's adventures were so famous, how could the son ever match them?
Discord's apple
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But that will make no difference to so famous a warrior.'
The River War: An Account of the Reconquest of the Sudan
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