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The studies indicated that older adults still hold considerable prestige and are valued and respected in Turkey [ 4].
Longfellow had earned his considerable prestige.
A White House meeting confers considerable prestige.
The American Youth Congress once enjoyed a very considerable prestige...
Today there is still considerable prestige in being a Romano di Roma, or "Roman" Roman.
John Heslop Harrison the son was a fine botanist of considerable prestige and of impeccable integrity.
Still, top-drawer firms like Goldman, Morgan and Merrill expend untold resources and considerable prestige to land these assignments.
Japan also needs Iran, to support its efforts in Afghanistan, where it has invested considerable prestige and money.
"One of our country's most prestigious universities feels comfortable putting its considerable prestige and brand behind it".
Bell founding attained considerable prestige, and the introduction of gunpowder in the 14th century added cannon making to the founder's output.
In 1897 Schiff attained considerable prestige in banking circles when he provided the financial backing that enabled railroad magnate Edward H. Harriman to purchase control of the bankrupt Union Pacific Railroad.
