Person of prominence with a high social position in upper class society.
Prominent person who commands some degree of public fascination and appears in the media.
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The most prominent person, as to social standing, is probably the knight.
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One of their demands is that if we do, they'll kill another prominent person.
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That explained how long, detailed accounts would appear so soon after a prominent person's death.
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Mrs. Flynn was a prominent person in her sodality.
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Besides, you should not be severe upon all because one prominent person has proved unworthy.
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The prominent person today is eternally trying to lose a name, and to get a title.
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Oh, I tell you, Daddy, your little foundling is getting to be quite a prominent person!
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A Mr. MacManus, a trader in Liverpool, was the most prominent person among the disaffected in Lancashire.
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I've had an idea from the first that some prominent person-noordinary man-isresponsible for the circulars.
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Hendricks, when aiming his rifle at some prominent person, died by a straggling ball through his heart.
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These may be used on invitations to ceremonious receptions, breakfasts, luncheons, dinners, and to meet a prominent person.
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Thenceforward, at least, as may be imagined, Monsieur Godfrey became a very prominent person indeed in the Boiset establishment.
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Altogether he had a rakish, unsettled look, and a bounceable way of talking which made him the prominent person in company.
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He was to be put forward as the most prominent person, should any doubt arise as to their being really Maltese.
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I requested of the medium's "control" that the most prominent person connected with the studio be allowed to speak to us.
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He was followed by another prominent person on St. Arnaud's staff, bringing an earnest entreaty that the English should not delay their advance.
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