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public figure

[puhb-lik fig-yer] / ˈpʌb lɪk ˈfɪg yər /




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"Innocent and playful use of AI like putting on sunglasses on public figures is fine," Aziz told AFP.

From Barron's

South Korea is so dominated by luxurious heads of hair—real or imagined—that the few sparse-up-there public figures can really stand out.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kirk seems to have been the last public figure with credibility among young people who was committed to deliberation and the shared pursuit of truth.

From The Wall Street Journal

Riggs knew what he was doing in challenging King, a player whose public figure was tied into the ever-growing women's rights movement.

From BBC

Newly released state papers by the National Archives of Ireland, over 20 years later, reveal the privately held views of senior civil servants, politicians and public figures at the time of the heist.

From BBC