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And the detritus that had littered such famed beaches as Magens Bay.

(Such famed feats as Sgt. Alvin York's capture of over 200 Germans owed a lot to their eagerness to surrender).

He found outlets for his experimental prose and short fiction in such famed Chicago publications as,,, and.

The book is dedicated to several of these philosophical friends, including (surprisingly) such famed liberal theorists as Ronald Dworkin and John Rawls.

Back on land in South Australia, the Kangaroo Island Wilderness Trail is an ongoing project to create one of Australia's greatest multi-day walks in Flinders Chase National Park, taking in such famed formations as Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch.

It was not seen as a painting of such importance that it should go on instant display, even though it had an illustrious pedigree, with previous owners including such famed art collectors as the princes of Liechtenstein.

The metropolitan area has more than 80 colleges, including such nationally famed institutions as Columbia (1754), New York (1831), Fordham (1841), and Rockefeller (1901) universities and Cooper Union (1859).

At school I had Latin for years —Ovid is such a famed poet and extraordinary character who was exiled on Emperor Augustus's personal behest.

The monk says that if Wang, such a famed calligrapher, will copy two chapters of Laozi's Daoist scripture for him, he will give him the birds.

"For our company, it's the mother yeast of every loaf we've ever baked". Those loaves now include such other famed institutions as the Modern (two Michelin stars), Gramercy Tavern (one Michelin star) and, of course, Shake Shack.

But others, such as famed evolutionary biologist Francisco Ayala of the University of California, Irvine, argue that P. reichenowi jumped the species barrier from chimps to humans quite recently and then became P. falciparum.