b Only major FAMEs are shown.
The major FAMEs contained in M. afer HSO-3-1 were shown to be hexadecanoic acid methyl ester, octadecenoic acid methyl ester and octadecenoic acid methyl ester, which accounted for over 57.6% of the total lipid content.
As with many seminal art bands of the eighties, major crossover fame and earnings escaped ESG, even after subsequent releases.
In these Tinsel Town self-satires, thoughts and feelings are a major liability, fame is a deadly acid that scars the psyche beyond recognition and no star is so bright that it won't eventually flame out spectacularly.
Karsh's often-reproduced portrait of Churchill, made in Ottawa in 1941, brilliantly conveys the dogged determination of Britain's wartime leader and brought Karsh his first major international fame.
The public's fixation on celebrities has become so much a part of our culture, and of book publishing, which encourages it, that there's an automatic assumption by public and press that, in the words of a book company executive, "anyone who achieves major wide fame, whether for heroic or dastardly accomplishment, will instantly be offered a book contract".
Now Sanam's on a first-syllable basis with "Rih" and racking up major internet fame.
After a 22-yearHall of Fame major league career, Winfield barely recognized the place.
Another of the artist's major claims to fame is having stolen a Tracy Emin work off Hackney Empire in east London.
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His major claim to fame was as a founder mem ber of an enterprising company of unemployed drama-school graduates who in the early 80s would come round to your house and perform Psycho in your bathroom.
