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Although he was now famous, he was more kind-hearted that ever.

On day three of the conference, we heard from Chris Chabris, one of the psychologists behind the now-famous "gorilla experiment. "

Boao, the rapidly developing tourist resort with strong attraction, is now famous at home and abroad for the Boao Asian Forum.

ONCE a byword for state-run inefficiency, Telstra is now famous instead for corporate belligerence and executive arrogance.

Although he was now famous, he was more kind hearted than ever.

Badly traumatized by her experiences, the now-famous Florence Nightingale never again made a public appearance after returning to England.

He also suggested the company's now-famous motto "Don't be evil" in a 2001 meeting on company values.

Wheeler later wrote a paper on black holes which coined the now famous remark: "Black holes have no hair. "

Their idea was to index the web and get the top results, using their now famous Page Rank algorithm.

The now-famous watery villages on rafts of wooden posts driven into the soil, laid the foundations for the floating palaces of today.

Nike "sampled" the idea for a poster featuring Mike suspended in air for what would later become the now famous Jumpman logo.

A now famous study, showed that certain areas of the brains of London cab drivers were more developed compared to the average citizen.

Sex's effect on testosterone was shown in a now-famous article in Nature in 1970.

traffic jam is now famous throughout China, if not the world.

The now famous footage of King being beaten by LAPD officers sparked riots after they were acquitted.

Above: The Reagans at the White House in 1985, during Benson's now-famous cover shoot for Vanity Fair magazine.

The approach came in an email from Reggie Love, Obama's now famous body man.

The second part of the administration program is the now famous stress test of the nation's largest banks.

With Armstrong's now famous words: "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" , a dream was achieved.

The now famous "muscle patch" was research tested to produce massive gains in raw muscle.

They tend to be deeper and more enduring, according to now-famous research by economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff.

In the now famous quote after the game, Maradona said, "I was lucky that the hand of God allowed the goal to stand. "

More than 200 years ago Benjamin Franklin coined the now famous dictum that equated passing minutes and hours with shillings and pounds.

In a, now famous, CNN clip, you can see them sitting on the ground, their arms linked.

Stanley Milgram's now famous experiments were designed to test obedience to authority (Milgram, 1963).

She told them the now-famous fairy tales of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" and "the Frog Prince" .

Dr. Howard Kelly, now famous was called in for the consultation.

His partner first used the now famous trademark "Coca-Cola. "

"[W]e have huge brand with [T]reasury, " he swiftly wrote in a now famous memo.

Nearby, the restored Public Theater has been the opening venue for many now-famous plays.

But aside from one now-famous image (above), the pictures Morse took that day were never published.

That was when Clement Moore wrote the now-famous poem "A Visit From Saint Nick. "

NASA took the now-famous pictures of Neil Armstrong planting a waving American flag on the moon.

My father, too, came to see the work of his now famous son.

After suffering an eclipse, she is now famous again.

Thus began Mr. Museveni's now-famous rhyme.

Beer stands were introduced in 1818, and these were changed to the now-famous beer tents in 1896.

In the end Jobs introduces the now famous Think different TV ad that was about two months in the making.

An aerial view of ground zero and the now-famous Atom Bomb Dome in Hiroshima, weeks after the bombing of August 6, 1945.

This is number 27 on his now famous not-a-comet list.

The group is now famous d in Japan, Taiwan, China, Tailand and other East-Asian countries.

Listen to Barack Obama as he touched on what we have in common in his now famous speech on race "A More Perfect Union" :

The duck was the now famous Donald Duck,

Sit in his now-famous wheelchair