There are women whose last names are too famous to change when they marry, and others whose husbands have names too famous not to take.
"He probably did more than anyone else to drive Coke to their famous formula change," Mr. Rosenshine said in an interview.
It's a relatively short scene, but Obama's presence – and his most famous catchphrase, "change" – seems to linger at the outer corners of this novel's soul.
You don't just need an architect, no matter how famous, to change the peripheries.
Senator James Inhofe, famous climate change denier, thinks cold weather supports his stance.
Rosenberg: Does being the son of a famous person change the way that you carry the message?
The room in Vegas, filled with famous climate change skeptics from the Cato Institute and supporters from other industry-funded conservative bastions, soon emptied for the casino on the other end of the resort.
But in 2012, the Department of the Interior put together a famous climate change study ("famous" among water researchers in Arizona, that is) showing a yawning chasm opening up between water supply and demand by 2060 a 3.2 million-acre-foot shortfall of water, to be precise.
Climate scientist Richard A. Muller recently became a famous climate change skeptic (see www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=i-stick-to-science) when he was recruited to testify before Congress with expectations that he would support climate change denial.
