The Brooklyn team itself is energetic but a little charisma-deprived, and the new hometown is still getting comfortable with its first pro franchise in more than a half century. (At the artisanal-obsessed Barclays, the food remains more famous than the players.) But the basketball was impressive Saturday night.
"(The) music video is more famous than I am, " Psy told CNN last month.
Theres a lot of it around and a lot of names more famous than Friedlanders.
"I'm more famous than half the people we talk to anyway, " he fumes.
At one time more famous than Lawrence of Arabia, Gertrude Bell chose to compete on male terms in a masculine world.
But appointing Giggs would also be a marketing masterstroke as you could argue he is more famous than the country he once captained.
The disaster has spawned countless books, television specials and movies -- perhaps none more famous than James Cameron's Oscar-winning film "Titanic, " one of the highest-grossing movies of all time.
"Some are more famous than others and some are just talented young people who are around, " says Figgis, who recently directed model Kate Moss in a short film for lingerie company Agent Provocateur.
"It was more powerful than the famous March 6, 1989 flare which was related to the disruption of the power grids in Canada, " said Paal Brekke, a project scientist with the Solar and Heliospheric Observatory.
Jay-Z may not recruit any of their players to be his client (Lord knows he could make a D-Backs hat more famous than Paul Goldschmidt can), but the depth, balance and versatility of their roster has helped them overcome a slew of early injuries.
For example, in the Dominican Republic, following the proclamation of the Brotherhood of the Holy Spirit of the Congos of Villa Mella, which organises socio-religious ceremonies stemming from African-American culture, threats have disappeared: the plan to build a road that would have cut in half the village of Mata Los Indios, the community's core, has been abandoned, and the confraternity's activities have become more famous than ever (via CD-Rom, participation in events, etc.).
She was dazzlingly famous more than she was posh, and she was adored.
Growth, though from a low level, is far faster than in more famous banking centres such as Switzerland and Luxembourg.
Obama's yellow coat and dress for the last inaugural swearing-in, isn't much more famous now than she was before January 2009.
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It's more about being famous than it is about wanting to do music because that's what you do, and then that opening you up to other possibilities.
The Loueo Plains(ph) of the Mississippi delta spawned a legion of blues men in the 1940s and '50s, but maybe none more famous today than Riley B.
For that matter, much as I loathe his dopey masquerade as a deep thinker on a par with Aristotle and Bill Moyers, Newt Gingrich is a lot more fascinating than Pippa Middleton, famous for a clingy dress.
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In my interview with him, Muller admitted that Spyker is now more famous for saving Saab than anything else.
Croome Court was the first of more than 200 completed works by the famous architect and landscape designer Lancelot Capability Brown.
You might not make it to the top, but if you are doing what you love, there is much more happiness there than being rich or famous.
The most feared and fearsome people in all of southern Africa were by then famous for little more than fierce outbursts of primitive political violence and a certain tourist appeal, which included Shaka Land, a former movie set converted into a theme park and named for their most famous chief.
Again, if you are super famous and have more coverage than you know what to do with and universal name ID, then you can say no.
One hero was Yoni Netanyahu, who, in 1976, led the famous raid to free more than a hundred Israeli hostages from their Palestinian captors at the Entebbe airport, in Uganda.
It may sound base, but had Margaret Thatcher lost in 1979, more than a few of those who became famous in her governments would not have hung around in active politics.
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Team Lewis regrouped, firing Correa and bringing in Emmanuel Steward, trainer of more than a dozen world champions at the famous Kronk gymnasium in Detroit, Michigan, and ironically the man that had masterminded McCall's win over Lewis.
Douglass was in his own day far more famous for more period of time than Lincoln was.
James Michener was a big man in more ways than the one for which he was famous.
Phil Heimlich, the son, is famous for raising more campaign money than anyone in Cincinnati City Council history.
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