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The former chief of Italy's McDonald's chain, Mario Resca, now supervises that country's chain of illustrious museums.

Yage is willing to establish cooperation relationship with experts and colleagues in different forms. You are welcome to become an alliance of Yage to achieve illustrious future together.

To be sure, modernism had its illustrious intellectual ancestry. Platonism began the West's pursuit of abstract truth from the times of ancient Greece.

After that illustrious pairing, Pink Floyd and Hipgnosis collaborated together on every major album the band made, including Dark Side of the Moon, Wired's choice for best concept album ever.

To be sure, modernism had its illustrious intellectual ancestry.

Premier Zhou's illustrious deeds are an everlasting monument in the hearts of the Chinese people.

The most illustrious characters of the Bible were bruised and threshed and ground into bread for the hungry.

Its most illustrious son is Kofi Annan, who is a not untypical member of Ghana's relatively large and growing professional middle class, much of which has international experience.

He became Socrates' most illustrious student.

Madeleine Albright recently learned that her youngest granddaughter is unimpressed by her illustrious career.

Qi Jiguang (1528 – 1587), Dingyuan County native, was a military strategist and illustrious general during the Ming Dynasty.

Because of his long and illustrious career, Polanski is a friend and colleague of nearly all the main players in the film world. They are his confidantes and his peers.

MANY are seduced by gold, but its less illustrious cousin, silver, is now attracting considerable attention.

They may care about their illustrious names after death; they may feel attached to the affection of their offspring, but they never lay their hopes on their afterlife.

The most illustrious scientists of the century deserve our respect and admiration.

No. Neither that illustrious England nor that August Germany enter into the problem of Waterloo.

Last year Ford concluded that it could not make money from the illustrious British marques-equally a sign of its waning fortunes.

There are, as we know, powerful and illustrious atheists.