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By then Mr. Vladimov had become known equally for his writing and his outspoken views.

PAGE A32 OBITUARIES JOHN E. SPRIZZO, 73 A federal judge known equally for his intellect and for his temper.

A bon vivant, Mr. Brown was known equally for his mannerliness, his fine wardrobe, his distinctive mustache and his wife — Helen Gurley Brown, the editor of Cosmopolitan magazine.

A bon vivant, Mr. Brown was known equally for his mannerliness, his fine wardrobe, his distinctive mustache and his wife -- Helen Gurley Brown, the editor of Cosmopolitan magazine.

Darkroom Experiments Mr. Penn was also a consummate technician, known equally for the immaculate descriptive quality of his still-life arrangements of consumer goods and for his masterly exploration of photographic materials.

Bestival 10-13 September 2015.bestival.net Rob Da Bank's annual party at the end of festival season is known equally for its fancy dress theme and its ability to get amazing throwback acts to play (this year: the Jacksons).

You could say he was like the corporate chairman known equally well for his philanthropy and corruption -- except, as with Anthony Hopkins's grandfather, the equation fails because the depths of corruption are beyond calculation.

Bourke-White, known equally well in India and Pakistan for her portraits of Gandhi at his spinning wheel and Mohammed Ali Jinnah, Pakistan's founder, sitting straight-backed in a chair, was among the most effective chroniclers of those wounds.

However, he knows every player has his price, and he knows equally what that price would be for Cabaye, somewhere in the region of £25million.

This makes sense on the assumption that if you have no more premonition of the likelihood of one option rather than another, they are for all you know equally likely to occur.

She is a fervent Bernie Sanders supporter with equally fervent bipartisan tendencies — known, roughly equally, for her concern for the treatment of veterans and her opposition to U.S. intervention abroad.