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| Arugam Bay is famed for it's surfing. |
| Famed for something else now - it is true. |
| Nature has been famed for this tropic hideaway. |
| The people of Fujian are famed for their diligence, courage, industry and hospitality. |
| Famed for its epic terrain, it's one of those places that looms large in ski mythology. |
| The third was the ' sling-shot of the Sun God Lugh ', famed for its accuracy when used. |
| As Pamplona is famous for its running of the bulls the West is famed for the practise of running through the midges. |
| A composer famed for his ability at the piano, who in turn wrote the vast majority of his music for that instrument. |
| Acharjya or Gonka shora from Kailara, Shariatpur: a genre now being produced by artists famed for the Faridpuri style. |
| Famed for its often copied but never beaten Sacher Torte, Gurtler tells us why their torte really is the one and only. |
| London was rebuilt and famed as a port in 700 A. |
| He was also famed as a mathematician and astrologer. |
| Tarantulas are famed as the giants of the spider world. |
| Became the agents to buy food grains for the Government and famed as a trusted merchant. |
| Philolaus is also famed as the first person who we know to propose that the earth moves. |
| Louis and Mary Leakey discovered the archeological site that is famed as the ' cradle of mankind '. |
| People also thought that it was a good idea to drink three mouthfuls of sea water which was famed as a mild laxative. |
| It is famed as the site of a dramatic assassination attempt on the dictator by Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg in 1944. |
| The 1st Michigan would become famed as part of George Armstrong Custer's Michigan Brigade, which were known as the Wolverines. |
| Even as we learn, mentor is very famed in the present day. |
| Whatever the reasons, only the hardiest men famed in the Westwood. |
| At Black River she became famed in the making of cakes and patties. |
| Getting to know the local culture Tanzania is famed in East Africa for its spirit of egalitarianism. |
| The capital city of Sarawak was famed in the early days as a river port ruled by legendary White Rajahs. |
| The castle is an inspirational place, commanding the shores of Galway Bay and is famed in story and song. |
| Another good thing to learn during the winter season is to cook local dishes that are famed in the country where you are staying. |
| The Kearney brothers are famed in Clongowes College for their roles in the schools cups and are both considered stars of the future. |
| The Arvadites were famed in the old world for their skilful seamanship, drawing for this even the grudging admiration of the Assyrians. |
| Another largely unknown passion of this singer is his acting talent for which he was quite famed in his secondary school days in Lagos, Nigeria. |
| The harsh and arid region is famed throughout the world for only one product -- soldiers. |
| During the Middle Ages, English artisans were famed throughout Europe for their embroidered church vestments. |
| This shamballa distinctive model is extremely considerably famed throughout diamond model in addition to because of this, which is why. |
| I go from here to Timpanagos Storytelling Festival Utah (famed throughout US storytelling circles for its friendliness and fun atmosphere). |
| Famed throughout the world, the park's 10,000 squre miles suppoort a myraid of wildlife, including leopards, hyena, cheetah, girraff topi and lions. |