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Meanings of very famous in English

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Usage of very famous in English
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The past, as someone very famous once said, is a different country.
The Irish Times
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But there is one very famous Abba number which is entirely omitted.
The Guardian
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The library at The Hall is very famous for its classical literature.
Queen Lucia
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Maria Chen stay here and be very famous model, very high priced.
Carrion comfort
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That, I knew from my reading, was a very famous infantry division.
Boy’s Life
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Rama was the elder of three brothers afterwards to become very famous.
A Forgotten Empire (Vijayanagar): A Contribution to the History ...
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It's a great club, a very famous club, renowned around the world.
The Guardian
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His garden at that time-somethirty or thirty-fiveyears ago-wasvery famous.
Armenian Literature: Comprising Poetry, Drama, Folk-lore and Cla...
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We have a friend, a very famous author-his ghost is a girl.
Within the Tides: Tales
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They were basically colonising a beer company in a very famous wine region.
News.com.au
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Last year it was Seann Walsh, who instantly became very famous.
The Guardian
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In the sixteenth century, very famous among canonists was the learned Benedictine, Vilagut.
History of the Warfare of Science with Theology in Christendom
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If Cole Porter name-checked you, then you were very famous indeed.
The Irish Times
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Photos of their leader posed with very famous, mostly showbiz clients.
Getting old is tres dangereux
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There is a very famous old gun in Edinburgh Castle, named Mons Meg.
Rollo in Scotland
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I suppose she is very famous; at least, Tom says so.
Dead Man's Rock
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