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The recently retired Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams, a familiar figure at the literary festival, will also participate.
BBC: Hans Blix, Miranda Hart and Carl Bernstein
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She became such a familiar figure at her local Saturn dealer and so knowledgeable about its lineup that she was hired as a sales consultant.
CNN: Saturn owners hope GM doesn't abandon them
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The war veteran struggling to adjust, amid the apparent ingratitude of the citizens in whose name he fought, is a familiar figure from Vietnam to Afghanistan.
ECONOMIST: New film
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Called "the most influential private citizen in America" by Time, Dick Morris is a familiar figure as a commentator for the Fox News Channel and is well known for hard-hitting, nonpartisan commentary about the U.S. political scene.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy
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Farooq is a familiar figure.
CNN: BRAVE AS A LION
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With Mr Harper now a more familiar figure, that may not work this time.
ECONOMIST: Canada's general election
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Some observers had questioned Kutcher's ability to portray such a complicated and familiar figure.
CNN: Steve Jobs movie premieres to mixed reviews
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Mr Darling is too familiar a figure now to extract much benefit from this kind of event, but he showed once again that he is a safe pair of hands.
ECONOMIST: A television contest for the worst job in politics
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For every Chinese buyer who trusts a familiar brand or sales agent, many more will figure that a native developer has a better product.
FORBES: Building Out (of China): Property Tycoons Follow Wealthy Customers Overseas
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The figure at the centre of the action - the caller - traditionally announces each number in a language so familiar it has become corny: "Two fat ladies - 88", "clickety click - 66".
BBC: Online bingo: A very full house