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high profile

noun as in public prominence

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adjective as in famous

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The practice is common in high profile cases in the US.

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Her stage and radio work proved her versatility and won her awards, but it was television that provided Routledge with her most high profile roles.

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Her older sister Vicky Hamilton disappeared in 1991, sparking one of the most high profile missing person cases of the decade.

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One problem with this formula is that it would inevitably turn the international film category into a popularity contest, favoring movies with high profiles.

From Los Angeles Times

A loosely linked group of hackers who claimed to be behind that cyber attack also claimed responsibility for high profile attacks on Marks & Spencer and the Co-op earlier this year.

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