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Be known for something.
You must be known for your smile.
I want to be known for tennis".
"It's good to be known for something".
She'd rather be known for her music.
The final death toll may not be known for weeks.
"We want to be known for what we do".
Those details wouldn't be known for a while.
"They wanted to be known for their music".
"I want Loughborough to be known for Loughborough," he says.
Their exact value will not be known for five years.
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