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Kind words from Huh and Mankoff are fine, but the endorsement of a comedian with his own eponymous show on cable would be invaluable.

Ermenegildo Zegna founded his eponymous men's wear brand in 1910; today the company is run by his grandson Gildo.

Typically, a user is the only member of his or her eponymous group, which effectively limits access solely to the user.

Henrik Fisker, a veteran auto executive born in Denmark, started his eponymous company in August 2007 to produce a premium plug-in hybrid.

"My information is that Alonso is going to Ferrari next year, " the former eponymous team owner is quoted as saying by The Sun in Britain.

While countries all over the world can produce wine, only the champagne region of France can produce the eponymous drink.

Saskatoon, Canada's Great Western Brewing Co's eponymous family of beers has been a regional favourite for over 20 years.

In the James Bond classic, "Goldfinger" , the eponymous villain is sucked out of the window of just such an aircraft.

The "Epic of Gilgamesh" , one of the most ancient works of literature, chronicles the eponymous hero's quest for eternal life.

The luxury real estate project is close to the eponymous Diaoyutai State Guest House to the east, famed for its reception of world leaders.

If that does not work, they are often tempted to return, as did both Mr Yang at Yahoo and Michael Dell at his eponymous company.

Despite his literary moniker, the eponymous hero of "Lord Byron" is unlikely to be accused of being mad, bad or dangerous to know.

Electronic books do exist; the best-known is the Sony Reader, a book-sized gadget made by the eponymous consumer-electronics company.

The company was founded in 1850 by the eponymous Lehman Brother, German immigrants, but was then brought by American Express in 1969.

The trees were overgrown remnants of an old and eponymous orchard.

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Like the eponymous fable, Alibaba. com is a good yarn.

It stocks everything from an eponymous line of clothing to antique treasures and Parisian chocolates, among other attractants.

This time round, Mr Grycan is determined to retain much closer control with his eponymous company than when he owned Zielona Budka.

Mr. Bean is a British comedy television series of 14 half-hour episodes starring RowanAtkinson as the eponymous title character.

By the time he died, Ford had all but run his eponymous corporation into the ground.

The walls are covered with photographs of opera singers, many of them snapped with the eponymous Peter.

On November 20th Oprah Winfrey announced that she will end her eponymous show in September 2011, 26 years after it first aired nationwide.

Gregory House, of the eponymous TV medical drama, is a hero not because he is nice (he isn't) but because he is true.

Calvin Klein stars in this 1979 advertisement for his eponymous fashion label.

He then repeated his oft-used phrase that his eponymous foundation is like his third child.

Most visitors make for the eponymous central temple.

In 1908, Jeanne Lanvin founded her eponymous couture house for daughter Marguerite.

Dark Arts: The Harry Potter villains don ripped jeans for The Ramone's eponymous 1974 album.

The act's eponymous authors have been marginalised since their 2, 300-page epic was signed by Barack Obama in July.

Their first product under the I'MPERFECT concept is a jacket cover for "Food Waste, " a book that investigates the eponymous issue.

The screenplay by Steven Conrad is based on the eponymous best-selling memoir written by Gardner with Quincy Troupe.

Ms Stefanie Sun burst onto the Chinese music scene with her eponymous debut album in 2000.

Tirana is located at in the eponymous district and county.

Most types are mapped to Java's eponymous simple types.

The soundtrack was released in 1986 as her eponymous solo album.

With his eponymous rule now on the table, he haschanged his tune.

The soundtrack 1 2 was released in 1 986 as her eponymous 13 solo album.

But Hong Kong-listed shares of his eponymous $1. 8 billion sportswear-manufacturing firm have proved less inclined to fly.

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