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Based in Madison, Wisconsin, Strang has become internationally recognised as Avery's trial lawyer and has also been the subject of countless features celebrating why viewers love him and his fashion sense is the subject of a Tumblr.

Two women successful because of their business or political success – Facebook boss Sheryl Sandberg and Anne-Marie Slaughter – have become internationally recognised for two works – Lean In and Why Women Still Can't Have it All – which deal in their different ways with how women can and cannot balance work with children.

"Let's see more artists from Wales, with our support, become internationally recognised," she said.

Ceop, under his watch, has become internationally recognised for the work it has done to track paedophiles using the web.

Its red, white and blue signs, famous map design and even warnings to passengers to "mind the gap" have become internationally recognised.

He rose to prominence as a barrister in the 1980s and became internationally recognised for successfully challenging the British Government for the right to publish retired MI5 spy Peter Wright's book, Spycatcher.

With the Principia, Newton became internationally recognised.

The centre's vision is to become an internationally recognised source of high-quality and integrated climate-change research, and to exert a seminal influence on the design and achievability of the long-term strategic objectives of UK and international climate policy.

While each of 15 territories which once formed the Union became an internationally recognised country, Chechnya had no such luck; because it was legally part of the Russian republic, its independence bid was seen as an illegal act of secession.

She inspired them to write "Garota de Ipanema" ("The Girl from Ipanema"), which became the internationally recognised sound of modern Brazil, winning the Record of the Year at the 1965 Grammys.

William became an internationally recognised figure.