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Arguably the greatest influential American television writer and producer of all time, Norman Lear is responsible for such legendary 1970s sitcoms as All in the Family, Sanford and Son, One Day at a Time, The Jeffersons, Good Times, Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and Maude.
Owen Jones, to whose great and influential "Grammar of Ornament" Dresser contributed a page, was his mentor and hero.
"As great and influential as that city is, sometimes the president just has to get out of Crawford, Tex".
(It may be time for a moratorium on Cindy Sherman's admittedly great and influential but overexposed film stills; they have become a reflexive curatorial tic).
Writing about Waugh's frantic attempts to find a good military post in wartime London, he says: "He did, after all, know a great many influential people.
He was the first French journalist to interview Adolf Hitler and became a leading member of the France Germany Committee and the Circle of the Great Shield, influential political business organizations.
Marquez was considered by many to be the greatest most influential and most widely read writer in Spanish since Miguel de Cervantes in the 17th century.
Lucian Freud, widely acknowledged as one of the greatest, most influential and yet most controversial British painters of his era, has died at his London home.
"Particularly in a society that values the progressive, there is an instinct to make great and influential the same thing," he said, "but they aren't necessarily".
His supporters in Britain fall back on semantics when questioned about it, arguing that in context the "great" means "influential", and calling for Mr Farrakhan to be admitted to the UK to explain himself fully.
