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Sort of brings to mind the Model-T, which Henry Ford famously said was available in any color the customer wanted as long as it was black.

Famously, he used a small donkey to carry men down from the front line, often exposing himself to fire.

Gordon Gekko, who famously said "greed is good, " is just getting out of jail with a gigantic cell phone and no one to meet him.

There are dark circles under those famously hazel eyes, and he keeps looking toward the door, toward the back, toward the bar.

Bush had famously been stumped by the same question at the end of his first term, saying he could not think of any.

Unlike detergent foams, which famously stand up to grime, beer foams can be destabilized with a bit of oil.

Mr. Buffett has famously said that he sealed the name of his successor in an envelope in his office in Omaha, Neb.

Famously, the title of her best selling song as well as the place where she found herself in and out of over the past years.

Friedman famously said he wishes the United States could "be China for a day. "

Most famously, as a young man, he made a list of personal virtues that he determined should define his life.

She was one of the few stay-at-home moms in Ramsey Hill and was famously averse to speaking well of herself or ill of anybody else.

One might have imagined that thongs would never survive the fact that Peter G-Stringfellow once famously wore one on a Miami beach.

Chicago, Washington, D. C. , and famously car-centric Los Angeles are also "starting to think differently, " she said.

As noted open source developer Jamie Zawinski famously said, "Free software is only free if your time has no value. "

Famously, he successfully courted his future wife, Michelle, by taking her to an organizing training session in a church basement.

Sodium montmorillonite can be freeze-dried into a spongelike material known as an aerogel. Aerogels are famously fragile.

In a rare admission for a president famously averse to expressing regret, he fully accepted responsibility for that failure.

Ms. Rinehart is famously reclusive ly given a few interviews in her life. That may change, of course, if she takes the title from Mr. Slim.

BEIJING -- Chairman Mao famously said "women hold up half the sky, " but in today's China they are standing twice as long in restroom lines.

They got along famously -- until the very end of the meal , and then they got into a furious argument .

As the physicist Richard Feynman famously said: The first principle is you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool.

As Alan Greenspan famously said, the ongoing global downturn is a "once-in-a-century type of event. "

At the heart of the brouhaha over the hacking is uncertainty over the role of Britain's famously robust press.

Kournikova famously never won a singles tournament, but she did manage to win 16 doubles titles during her career.

European integration has already transformed most of a famously bellicose continent into a stable zone of peace.

Ms Dunn won many admirers among corporate-governance reformers for her efforts to improve HP's famously dysfunctional board.

When Chou En-Lai was asked about the long-term impact of the French revolution, he famously replied: "It's too soon to tell. "

China is a rising continental power, and, as Napoleon famously said, the policies of such states are inherent in their geography.

Mr Jobs is famously unsentimental, and took being forced out of Apple as an opportunity to think afresh.

He was so famously liberal that he ended up on President Nixon's enemies list, which he called one of his proudest achievements.

Some buyers who go in for more than one are discovering what happens when their famously fecund furry friends go at it like rabbits.

As a famously canny value investor, it is hardly surprising that Mr Buffett has an excellent understanding of his own value.

It has built a famously generous welfare state based on eye-watering taxes, and yet avoided such mistakes as wholesale nationalisation.

The famously liberal New York fashion establishment seems to have paid little attention to Gov. Palin while publicly embracing the Obamas.

The survivors said the fear inspired by sharks, most famously in the massively popular film "Jaws, " is hugely distorted.

The company famously blew it in China after trying to shoehorn its existing strategy into the Chinese market.

Backing up for a moment: Henry Kissinger famously observed that power is the ultimate aphrodisiac.

In the late 14th century, Marco Polo famously made his way along trade routes from Italy to China.

These famously feisty mammals have a coat of coarse brown or black fur and a stocky profile that gives them the appearance of a baby bear.

Short legs, a phenomenon known as chondrodysplasia, are characteristic of many dog breeds, perhaps most famously dachshunds and corgis.

You know how famously grouchy the French can be, dear brother.

He famously used thought experiments, which are essentially elaborate analogies, to come up with some of his greatest discoveries.

He famously put the public project's scientists' noses out of joint by suggesting that they might refocus their efforts on the mouse genome.

Moore famously claims that the question of whether something is good isalways an 'open' question.

But none has hung around long enough to be examined in detail because, famously, antimatter and matter annihilate each other on contact.

As Milton Friedman famously observed, nobody spends somebody else's money as wisely as he spends his own.

Cynics said even Bibi, famously tentative, would be hard put to backslide now that the president had publicly announced the accord.

It is home to more dairy farms than any other state and it is famously the only place where "cheesehead" is deemed a compliment.

He famously moved around a great deal when he was writing Ulysses and this records his movements through Europe.

Such a scenario feels eerily like 1991, when George Soros famously made $1 billion in profit by short selling the British pound.

That sort of thing that happened famously, I think, with the Challenger inquiry. . .

Mao, who famously said that women hold up half the sky, would not be happy with the list.

Washington famously did not like to be touched.

Famously, listening to Mozart improves peoples' ability to problem solve over the long-term by thinking critically.

In their most basic form, snow crystals are hexagonal prisms like the sample, above, but other, more complex forms are famously possible.

The company famously does not advertise its products, but has had some unusual endorsements.

Linus Torvalds rather famously does not like speaking in public, so his conference appearances tend to be relatively rare and unscripted.

She assured the singer, whom she famously dubbed "The King of Pop, " that she left due to bad visibility, not a poor performance.

In 1997, Michael Dell famously declared that if he were CEO of Apple (AAPL), he would close shop and return the money to shareholders.

The complex was most famously used for the prestigious Games' swimming competitions.

Mr. Soros is, of course, also the man who famously said gold was the 'ultimate asset bubble' nearly two years ago.

Comedian Rowan Atkinson, more famously known as Mr Bean, is described as a close friend of the Prince of Wales.

Okay, moving on to the next question. Senator Obama now famously told 'Joe the Plumber' he wanted to 'spread his wealth' around.

Toyota's assembly line of the 1980s was famously efficient due to its revolutionary approach towards defect prevention.

Famously Danish Legos. At least I thought they were Danish.

He was accused of many marital infidelities , most famously with White House intern Monica Lewinsky .

Assange can be bad tempered with colleagues, as Jobs famously is, but he needs to step up on the consequences of what he does.

HOW the leopard got his spots is, famously, the subject of one of Rudyard Kipling's "Just So Stories" .

Mao Zedong famously said women "hold up half the sky" , and during the Cultural Revolution they worked alongside men.

Alan Shugart, founder of Seagate and a few other disk drive companies, famously said "cash is more important than your mother. "

Grease stains are famously difficult to remove from clothing and stain removers can be very expensive.

And nearby Kyoto, with its famously quaint temples, gardens and tea houses, beats it for classic Japanese charm.

In 1987, when Michael Douglas famously carried one in "Wall Street, " it was an exorbitant gadget for high rollers.

The Queen famously does not carry cash and millions of her subjects are following her lead.

Ms. Rinehart is famously reclusive and has only given a few interviews in her life.

Mr Nixon famously said: "I think you would have to conclude that this is a great wall. "

During his mining ordeal, Pena famously ran up to 10 kilometers a day through a series of tunnels.

Paul Krugman famously said that much of recent macroeconomics had been "spectacularly useless at best, and positively harmful at worst" .

Co-star Humphrey Bogart was dismissive of her, but William Holden and she got along famously -- very famously.

When Google was on the rise, its founders famously said one of its goals was 'don't be evil. '

The movement, famously, has so far refused to outline any such demands, and that was never Mr. Sauvage's intention.

Byron and Shelley got on famously and soon decided to rent adjacent summerhouses in the hamlet of Cologny, about four miles north of Geneva.

I don't know if you guys have ever seen a video, a sort of famously bad usability test of Winzip Anybody've seen that video?

In 2000 he famously asked Madeleine Albright, then America's secretary of state, for her e-mail address.

He famously left a portion of his estate to his last reform campaign, an ill-fated project to simplify the English language alphabet.

Houston famously has no zoning, which helps explain why the city covers some 600 square miles.

His recent successors famously struggled to automate the simple attachment of a handle to a teacup.

Richard Nixon famously argued that it was not a revolution at all.

The Mountain View, Calif. , company famously lets its engineers spend one day a week on projects that aren't part of their jobs.

Montgomery, famously self-centred and arrogant, was roundly criticised by the British press and Opposition MPs in the House of Commons.

He also famously remarked that all of man's problems come from his inability to sit quietly in a room alone.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt famously said that "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself" .

The evolutionist famously spent little of his time studying or in lectures, preferring to shoot, ride and collect beetles.

Abraham Lincoln famously had many depressive episodes, once even needing a suicide watch, and was treated for melancholy by physicians.

In a purported email exchange published by a gossip blog, famously mercurial CEO Steve Jobs told an innocent journalism student to buzz off.

HMV's logo famously shows a terrier listening intently to a gramophone; even the indies hope the top dog regains its form.

Happy families resemble one another, Tolstoy famously observed, but unhappy families are unhappy in their own way.

And President Nyerere of Tanzania did famously go into voluntary retirement (although only it has to be said after a pretty long innings).

Her parents famously told her, "You have to be better than all the rest. "

Yes, you read that right: Apple wants to patent a stylus, the very thing Steve Jobs famously shunned when he unveiled the original iPhone.

Thirty minutes from Sanya is the famously scenic Tianya Haijiao, also called the Edge of the Sky and the Rim of the Sea.

At Oxford, she would famously drive to London for American ice-cream in her yellow sports convertible.

His famously asinine question about wives and servants was asked rhetorically and with utter sincerity.

He is famously uncomfortable on a stage in front of large audiences, and at meetings he often seems distracted by his own thoughts.

Sir Alan, like the prime minister, shared an instinctive distrust of such currency systems; he famously called this a "half-baked" idea.

As a state, it started the first state lottery and is famously taxophobic, with no sales or income tax.

As the US rabbi Hyman Schachtel once famously said: "Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. "

Mr. Greenberg, who doesn't play the game, had famously pretended to swing a club and loudly announced he was taking the next day off.

George Bernard Shaw once famously said: "If all economists were laid end to end, they would not reach a conclusion. "

The sketch was based on Goethe's "Faust" where the hero, famously frustrated by the limits to his learning, makes a pact with the devil.

Most famously, he did it after his sending-off in the 1998 World Cup. And now he's going to try to do it again.

And it's been used most famously in Haiti in the aftermath of the earthquake.

In 2007, Sprint famously fired 1, 000 customers that were clogging up their customer service lines and costing the company loads of money.

His famously Delphic utterances were intended to satisfy his multiple constituencies rather than to conceal more incisive thought .

Prediction markets are most famously used to forecast presidential elections.

So it looks a bit like a prejudice, the same kind of prejudice that God doesn't play dice.

Her famously fair face helped her seduce seven husbands, launch a celebrated career and charm millions of fans around the world.

If anything, famously well-managed businesses are usually characterised by their brisk and robust approach to these things.

The Irishman was in goal when Ray Kennedy's header flew past him at White Hart Lane as Arsenal famously wrapped up the title.

Most famously, the arguments are distilled by Plato (put, of course, into the mouth of Socrates) in his dialogue the Phaedrus.

Even pigeons can develop superstitious habits, as psychologist B. F. Skinner famously showed in an experiment.

Lee is sitting on the patio outside Charlie's, the famously lavish cafeteria of his new employer, Google.

Krugman's style of building mathematical models is famously spartan and simple and occasionally even simplistic in its assumptions.

Nothing has stood for France's sense of exceptionalism more famously than its cooking.

Hamlet, Shakespeare's melancholy Dane, famously asked the life-or-death question, "To be or not to be? "

As Mahatma Gandhi famously said, "You must become the change you wish to see in the world. "

The films of Woody Allen have famously celebrated the romantic side of his native New York.

John Connally, Nixon's secretary of the Treasury, famously told the Europeans that the dollar "is our currency, but your problem" .

Most famously, Tom Cruise displayed another side of himself when in May 2005 he hopped around the set declaring his love for Katie Holmes.

Although Ellison is famously combative and outspoken, analysts say the public vitriol is not mere bluster.

The system is famously change-resistant and money is tight, so major breakthroughs depend on bold actions.

His Ph. D. thesis famously pronounced the Constitution's checks and balances antique and unsuited to a modern democracy.

JACK BAUER famously does whatever it takes to save America from disaster, be that disaster nuclear, biological or computer attack.

The firm's famously supportive culture of supplying everything from free food to free massage can do only so much.

WHEN the laser was invented in 1960, it was famously described as "a solution in search of a problem" .

The Mongol warlord Genghis Khan is famously believed to have fathered hundreds of children in the lands he conquered.

Osberg is a professional technologist who ran Wells Fargo's online banking group, and Buffett famously steers clear of anything with a chip.

Teaching is an occupation with a famously high attrition rate .

He and Jolie had famously claimed they'd make it legal only when it was legal for gay people too.

Wal-Mart, the world's biggest retailer, famously employs "greeters" at the entrance to its stores.

In contrast, planar technology kept steadily improving, enabling amazing advances at a rate famously commemorated by Moore's Law.

Prime Minister Putin raised the issue -- in his famously robust style -- at a government meeting in June.

Bangkok's last attempt to throw sand in the wheels of international finance, in December 2006, was famously bungled.

A clever choice of VP can put a candidate over the top (most famously with JFK and Lyndon Johnson in 1960).

He frequently and famously feuded with Mr. Rubin early in Mr. Clinton's term over the administration's ideological direction.

Venice, as he famously wrote, can be compared only to itself.

Proving intent in a courtroom is famously hard to do, so few such exchanges result in convictions.

He may have missed the irony that Mr Blair and Mr Brown were a famously dysfunctional pair in British politics.

I know a man who dared to say No to his famously tyrannical boss Robert Maxwell.

Exxon still has financial firepower, but its famously disciplined approach to acquisitions probably precludes big corporate deals.

John Maynard Keynes famously likened the processes of stock exchanges to a newspaper beauty contest.

Polanski is still a fugitive from justice and the Swiss are famously a correct and punctilious nation.

Its stumbling local economy has much of China fretting whether trouble for Wenzhou's famously nimble manufacturers heralds broader danger.

Chairman Mao famously said, "Women hold up half of the sky. "

Mona Lisa wasn't the only da Vinci painting famously absconded with by criminals.

The space-tourism business is famously long on hype but rather short, so far, on results.

He even forced "German" dress and hairstyle on the population, famously insisting that the boyars, Russia's barons, shave their beards.

Last September, he famously addressed the Conservative party conference with a plan to legalise gay marriage before 2015.

Such local issues, as well as Italy's famously chaotic political system, have taken on international importance.

But, famously secretive and protective of its bureaucratic territory, it is likely to drag its feet.

Nixon was famously good: most of the funding for his first congressional run came from poker winnings.

Thucydides famously attributed the Peloponnesian War to the rise in power of Athens and the fear it created in Sparta.

Most famously, he gave a pair to Richard Nixon, Ling-Ling and Hsing-Hsing, after his historic visit to China in 1972.

The regime is notorious for repression, most famously of dissident Aung San Suu Kyi, leader of the National League for Democracy.

In its relationship with Europe, Great Britain famously never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity.

The odds that you're going to love and get along famously with everyone in the new office are slim to none.

Gates has historically surrounded himself with smart people, and he's famously thirsty for knowledge.

"Greed is good" said Gordon Gekko famously in the Wall Street of the silver screen.

Mao famously argued that "revolution is not a dinner party, or writing an essay, or painting a picture" .

Margaret Thatcher, that other legendary female scientist turned head of government, famously once declared "the lady's not for turning. "

Under pressure from U. S. officials, China is gradually allowing its famously cheap currency to rise against the dollar.

In modern psychology, Sigmund Freud famously theorized that dreams were the "royal road to the unconscious" .

Yoshida founded the Ministry for International Trade and Industry, MITI, whose bureaucrats were famously powerful.

Deng Xiaoping, the driving force behind the move to capitalism after Mao's death, famously declared ''to get rich is glorious''.

IT WAS once famously asked of Wall Street: "Where are the customers' yachts? "

Hollywood has been famously left-leaning for decades, even as it teemed with shrewd business operators.

After all, psychologists have famously found little connection between people's attitudes and their behaviour.

This notorious plant (hemlock) was famously used to kill Socrates.

Most famously his mausoleum is guarded by the terracotta warriors which are believed to protect the emperor in the afterlife.

The two were too close for comfort: "It has all got too dangerous, " Brett famously worried.

Its unseemly ties with the country's famously conservative bureaucracy have prevented it from tackling Japan's pressing social problems.

Mr Yanayev famously appeared at a news conference with shaking hands to announce he was replacing Mr Gorbachev.

"Tao" is nameless to grow in the name, and grow everything famously.

Stephen Roach, the famously gloomy chief economist at Morgan Stanley, recently called subprime mortgages the new dotcoms.

Her fiance's stepmother famously accused her of acting like a brash celebrity bride.

Madame De Gaulle, the wife of the French president, was famously asked once, you know, What do you most desire?

That's when Varian famously pronounced that "the sexy job in the next 10 years will be statisticians. "

He famously drank a glass of champagne to celebrate the news that his company could adopt mark to market accounting.

Alibaba Chief Executive Jack Ma's famously difficult relations with Yahoo management reduce the incentive for any third party to wade in.

In 1884, editorialists famously taunted presidential candidate Grover Cleveland about having sired a child with the unmarried Maria Halpin.

Conscious thought also has its disadvantages -- most famously in the literature, thinking too much.

IN THE fight against English, France is famously out in front.

Boris Johnson, the present Conservative one, has been equally unimpressed, describing the famously convoluted contracts as "Byzantine" .

Europeans ate their way through the island nation of Mauritius, most famously eliminating the dodo bird.

Mr Volcker famously said that the most useful financial innovation of the past 30 years was the automated teller machine.

Respected pundit Alan Hansen was not impressed, famously declaring: "You win nothing with kids. "

Shanghai, which is famously compared with Bangalore as a competitor for Software Services, has an excellent Infrastructure.

FREUD was famously preoccupied with the influence of early childhood experiences on development.

Madonna, 47, famously locked lips with Spears, 24, while performing her songs "Like a Virgin" and "Hollywood" at the awards ceremony.

In 1690 John Locke famously proclaimed, "In the beginning all the World was America. "

Ferguson famously suggested "you need tin helmets" at Arsenal because there is not enough protection for visiting substitutes and staff.

Palin famously posted an Internet message saying "Don't retreat, reload" to rally Republicans to oust Democrats from office.

Finally, Britain will step up bilateral diplomacy around Europe: Mrs Merkel and Mr Cameron get on famously, sources confide.

Capuchin monkeys are famously shrewd and resourceful primates, the New World equivalent of chimpanzees.

Prevailing financial models famously underestimated the chance of extreme events.

bioweapons, too, are famously difficult to trace back to a perpetrator.

Japanese social and business interactions are famously not contact sports, but the obvious exception is the rush-hour trains.

Then there is Sam Sheppard, a character based on a doctor who was famously convicted in the 1950s for killing his wife.

"Old Europe" famously declined to join the U. S. -led invasion of Iraq.

The secret behind the famously enigmatic smile of the Mona Lisa, the world's most famous painting, could soon be solved.

Boa constrictors , usually found in central and South America, are not poisonous, but famously kill their prey by squeezing them to death.

less famously , the same name also refers to a statue of mary that dating from 1326 , found in the city of guadalupe in spain.

In 2002, the LA Galaxy player famously wore pink varnish on his fingernails while attending the christening of Elizabeth Hurley's baby.

"Where's the beef? " Wendy's restaurants once famously asked through its advertising, a swipe at its competitors' burgers.

Brazil famously has a first-world rate of government spending but third-world public services.

Aguero's team-mate Tevez has voiced his dislike for Manchester and famously said there were only two good restaurants in the city.

Swedish research is confirming just why the two groups get along so famously - they both have symmetrical brains.

ERNEST RENAN, a 19th-century French philosopher, once famously observed that national identity requires a collective work of amnesia.

Interrelate famously with thatfornet statement, what who knowstochat with you is person or a dog?

Or as Albert Einstein famously said, "Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new. "

Russian politics, Churchill famously said, is like watching two dogs fighting under a carpet.

She is one of many in the famously looks-driven area, made famous by the TV show The OC.

As Joseph Schumpeter famously observed, silk stockings were once only for queens, but capitalism has given them to factory girls.

And famously, Turner used the time not to touch up his work but often to paint entire canvases almost from scratch.

Olympics can be famously bad for host cities' financial health: Quebec took 30 years to pay for the 1976 games in Montreal.

In other cases, severe deviations from Raoult's law and Dalton's law are observed, most famously in the mixture of ethanol and water.

"What do you think spies are: priests, saints, martyrs? " Leamas famously snarled.

Less famously but no less significantly, the telegraph also transformed the way we think about the pace of our inner life.

Investor Peter Lynch famously advised looking for businesses that even an idiot could run, because one day an idiot will.

Mr Yin once famously commented that competition was so fierce the scrap value of his motorbikes was higher than the retail price.

Walton, who died in 1992, was famously frugal, driving an old pickup truck and flying coach.

And Mr Obama and Mrs Clinton might even turn out to get on famously.

As Steve Jobs famously put it one day, "Apple is the last company in our industry that creates the whole widget. "

Ms. Bartz -- famously combative -- says parenthood taught her the value of picking battles at home and work.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown famously declared last year that the Rwandan genocide would have been impossible in the age of Twitter.

Rihanna is famously friends with Katy, who she describes as a 'breath of fresh air. '

Spider silk, after all, is a fascinating substance--famously strong, light, and already spun.

Excuse me, what does the whole nation have to treat hospital of tumor cancer rash famously !

(Recall also the work of astronaut Soichi Noguchi, who famously fired away with the same gear during his time aboard the ISS).

Famously, he surrounds himself with a corps of all-female bodyguards.

The company purchased the famously secure and boxy Volvo brand for $1. 8 billion.

CLIMATE science is famously complicated, but one useful number to keep in mind is "climate sensitivity" .

"The most powerful force in the universe is compound interest, " Albert Einstein famously declared.

As Isaac Newton famously said: "If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants. "

"IN THIS world nothing is certain but death and taxes, " Benjamin Franklin famously proclaimed.

All Mustelidae family members (like weasels and ferrets) can spray musk, but skunks are famously the most potent.

We yearn endlessly for the things money famously cannot buy: love, friendship, joy.

Famously secretive, Apple has refused to comment on the tablet speculation.

In actuality, Buffett's annual letter to shareholders is famously down-to-earth, conversational, and witty.

Now he has strengthened his job security even more by bringing in his friend, the famously loyal Mr Buffett.