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It is widely known that the panda is our national treasure.

Sir Edward Elgar (1857-1934) is known for his choral and orchestral works, some of which have been made more widely known by the famous violinist Yehudi Menuhin.

This little story was republished in the school books of the time and became widely known all over the country.

KF: Why do you think this information on diet and heart disease is not more widely known?

A widely known sentence struck my mind that only when you lose something will you know to cherish it.

Often referred to as “the world’s first environmentalists” owing to their love of wild animals and protection of the environment, the Bishnois are now widely known.

Those founding fathers liked to make their ideas and opinions widely known; Washington once claimed indignantly that his face never betrayed his feelings.

Until a few years ago, before the in-cabin use of phones and other electronic devices was allowed below 10,000 feet, it was widely known that passengers surreptitiously defied the rule.

The Iraqi High TriBunal on Sunday sentenced Ali Hassan al-Majeed, one of former president Saddam Hussein's cousins who was widely known as "Chemical Ali", to death by hanging.

The writer is widely known.

"China's most beautiful villages - Wuyuan" widely known.

The contraption is not widely known in China.

James Flanagan is a widely known specialist in the field of financial market forecasting and analysis.

It is less known perhaps that a favourite soothsayer is “a tiny, hunched deaf-mute in her mid-forties”, widely known as “ET”.

The data are extremely discouraging since the buffer overflow problem has been widely known in security circles for years.

Historic events used in historic paintings are usually major events widely known by society. Meanwhile, painters generally stress idealism and typification in their artistic expression.

Now in fact everyone knows about the dangers of smoking, so that is not a serious problem; but it is a problem when the hazards of a product are not widely known.

declared publicly; made widely known.

Daniel Boone (1734-1820) is the most widely known of American frontiersmen. Daniel Boone is the most widely known of American frontiersmen.

He has written a series of books based on the observation that fairy tales are widely known across cultures.

The rankings are widely known as "pig-killing lists"—a reference to the fate the authorities are thought to have in mind for those who appear on them.

That the news is not yet widely known is fortunate.

The trainer, widely known to be the son of an enemy of the people, had invited himself to Kostya's apartment to meet with his parents.

She was one of the pillars of the church, a powerful evangelist and very widely known.

I released the memos because the existence of that approach to interrogation was already widely known, the Bush Administration had acknowledged its existence, and I had already banned those methods.