The telegram made Mr Kennan famous in Washington and his ideas were disseminated through a highly-influential article written under the pseudonym "X" published in 1947.
Mr Bremmer, famous for his cutting impersonations of Mr Brown and Prime Minister Tony Blair, claims he was dropped because his presence would be "politically sensitive, " although this is denied by the CBI.
Though Mr. Chaudhry became famous for his resistance against Mr. Musharraf, he was one of the judges who sanctioned the military coup that brought then-Gen.
Mr Glezos is famous for tearing down the Nazi swastika flag from the Acropolis in May 1941.
Mr Matthews was famous for playing the leading role in his company's adverts, which featured his mansion home.
Mr Matthews, famous for his "bootiful" catchphrase, stepped down from the company's main board of directors in January on his 80th birthday.
Mr Vicari, famous for his paintings of the Middle East, says he has become "obsessed" with Thomas in the last couple of years.
The market IBM entered to save itself, and make Mr. Gerstner famous, was no longer capable of keeping IBM a profitably growing concern.
It was at this time that Mr Masoud first became famous as a guerrilla leader.
Mr Stevens was most famous for inventing a fly repellent that he refined, and seemingly perfected, over many years.
Mr Jones bought the famous name when Carlsberg Tetley announced the brewery's closure, in the hope it would one day be revived.
It became famous for Mr Bush starting the exchange with "Yo, Blair".
Mr Hirst is as famous for being rich and famous as he is for his art, which may be part of his appeal.
No particular shame is felt, for example, over the famous goal Mr Maradona scored with his hand, unseen by the referee, to put England out of the 1986 World Cup which Argentina went on to win.
This state of affairs will not have reassured a delegation of leading American non-Orthodox rabbis who emerged from a meeting with Mr Netanyahu on that famous night with a commitment that the government will solve, by September, a hitherto insoluble conflict between the Judaism of Israel and the Judaism of much of diaspora Jewry.
Mr Magee's most famous client, however, was a more complex character whose actions, and motives, remain mysterious.
The book follows Mr. James's famous character, British detective Roy Grace, as he investigates a fatal road accident.
Mr. Mischel is most famous for devising the "marshmallow test" in the late 1960s when he was at Stanford.
Firstly Mr. Schwarzenegger is hugely famous for his simple and effective action movies.
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But he eventually chose mountain-guiding in emulation of his uncle Moritz, a famous guide when Mr Inderbinen was a child.
Credited with developing a style of photography that seemed to reveal something private and internal about his famous subjects, Mr. Ritts earned the trust of his models.
This, according to U.K. accounts, was the moment of Mr. Cameron's famous "veto" of a proposed EU treaty change aimed at lifting the euro zone out of its turmoil.
Mr. MSTISLAV ROSTROPOVICH (Famous Cellist): I thought make fire in my heart, in my body because before I make a beat, I imagine these sounds before I make a beat.
Mr Wolfson's most famous skill was to spin full circle up to half a dozen times as he came in on a big wave, a manoeuvre logically known as a 360.
But it is the Edsel that became Mr. Brown's most famous legacy, despite or because of its epic downfall.
After all, Mr. Parker is far more famous for his 100-point scores than for his 88-point finds.
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Mr. Glaser's most famous design is a tribute to this work ethic.
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