In 1977 Yorkshireman Geoff Boycott reached the landmark in a famous Test against Australia.
He gave it to his wife, Mary I of England, who wears it in a famous portrait.
In a famous football game between Princeton and Dartmouth in 1951, scientists confirmed the existence of alternative realities.
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In a famous episode, Christ on the Cross came to life three times in the small Church of St.
In a famous story about languages, researchers studying the Greenland Inuits documented their use of 15 different terms for snow.
In a famous incident, Galina took a fancy to an antique diamond-studded crown in a museum in Tbilisi, the Georgian capital.
Inmates in San Quentin prison in California saw it as their own story in a famous production in the late 1950s.
Tom Wolfe, in a famous 1963 Esquire story about custom cars, later expanded into a book, called Roth the Salvador Dali of the movement.
The buzz is now all about how best to obscure that she's a carpetbagger, and an especially giant one since she lives famously in a famous house in another city.
Just like he was in the win over Latvia on Friday, Gylfi Sigurdsson was Iceland's hero, scoring twice in a famous win over a side that finished third at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
He started scaling back French troop contingents in Africa, and in a famous speech gave deep offence on the continent, when he basically said it was time Africans started doing things for themselves.
Instead it was Barrett v Baker, with the Irishman not allowing Baker to bask for long in a famous win over Williams, thanks to a fusillade of punches that propelled Barret into the final.
In a famous 2006 presentation at a conference hosted by Grant's Interest Rate Observer, he explained in painstaking detail the flaws in subprime-mortgage securitizations, and in the high grades awarded to them by government-anointed credit-rating agencies.
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Resemblances between his work and that of Rodin, Dali and others are, he says, coincidental although the black fedora apparently plastinated to his head is a nod towards the anatomist's hat in a famous portrait by Rembrandt.
In a famous scene from the film, Dylan, with Allen Ginsberg lurking in the background dressed as a rabbi, stands tossing cards with key words from the song as it plays on the soundtrack, an early music video.
In 1900, David Hilbert, a German mathematician and contemporary of Einstein's, in a famous speech to the International Congress of Mathematicians, presented a list of what he considered to be the 23 most important problems for the new century.
He led the Nittany Lions to an 11-0 record in his third season, its first football national championship in 1982 and another national title in 1986 defeating favored Miami in a famous No. 1-versus-No. 2 battle in the Fiesta Bowl.
In a famous analogy, the economist John Maynard Keynes once likened the stock market to a beauty contest in which the object is to vote not for the prettiest face but for the face that the majority of voters will consider the prettiest.
This, coupled with an aggressive television campaign (in which a famous warlord about to leave for battle ponders whether to leave his kingdom in the hands of his wife or Mobit), has won it some 3, 000 loan applications a day, more even than the industry leaders.
It is hard to find bad champagne, given how tightly regulated the grape and wine production is in a region famous for quality grapes.
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And in 1995 a famous interior by Mies was summarily demolished.
Alistair Wood of Vanderbilt University, who chaired the panel, joked that perhaps there should be new ads in which a famous figure skater with arthritis drops on the ice from a heart attack.
But not much of the debate so far has directly tackled why, in a society famous for its ability to integrate, some shuck off their American identity with such vigour, and to such a violent end.
This is where all the business travellers stay and is part of a respected, though not exactly cutting-edge, chain - the branch in Peshawar has a famous sign: 'Please leave your guns in the lobby'.
After fleeing the war in Lebanon in 1983, Arafat started to transform himself into a statesman in Tunisia, leading to a famous handshake with the late Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin on the White House lawn in 1993.
Those who need to brush up on their moves should book a private dance lesson at Elmayer in the 1st District, a famous dance school established in 1919.
There is a new seriousness of intent in Islamic practice here in a place once famous for more tolerant liberal ways.
To those who have lost a loved one in the service of our nation, I recall a famous headstone in Ireland.
Back home in Australia after his wartime adventures, Mark Oliphant turned his mind to creating a scientific elite in a country more famous for its fine wool and champion cricketers.
Another tweet, in a reference to the famous "hand of God" episode involving footballer Diego Maradona in a match against England in 1986, claimed the new Pope would be likely to allow football "hand goals".
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