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well-known

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In his previous job at a well-known UK game studio, Stanley says at least half of his team-mates were queer, but their personal experiences weren't often reflected in what they were making.

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None of the climbers have been publicly identified, but New Zealand media outlet Stuff reported that one of those killed was a well-known, internationally recognised mountain guide.

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He is also another well-known face outside the company for his own starring role at Apple’s annual iPhone launch event and subsequent press tours where he touts the company’s latest devices.

Eight used stolen photos of well-known European influencers to lend credibility.

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Earlier this week, billionaire hedge fund founder Tom Steyer announced his bid, and other well-known Democrats are exploring a possible run.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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