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famed

[feymd] / feɪmd /
ADJECTIVE
famous
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Bessent and Warsh, who have both worked for famed investor Stanley Druckenmiller, could end up reorganizing the responsibilities of the Treasury and Fed, giving Treasury a more active role in managing long-term interest rates.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Toronto-born actress got her foot in the door as a waitress at the Toronto Second City theatre franchise in the 1970s, before auditioning for a role with the famed acting troupe.

From BBC

The current cost to attend Yale, which is part of the academic world’s famed Ivy League, is above $90,000 per academic year, with tuition accounting for nearly $70,000 of that amount.

From MarketWatch

Costco’s famed $4.99 rotisserie chicken is under fire in a proposed class action lawsuit claiming that the big box warehouse falsely advertised that its birds were preservative free.

From Los Angeles Times

TJ’s famed produce item is set to join TJ’s Spiced Cider in the product Hall of Fame after winning the top prize more than five times.

From Salon