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In a way, its prominence is the reason for the new name.

What else did these two women have in common but their public prominence?

My father is a man of some prominence in the government.

But he never knew she was someone of such prominence.

Several players of national prominence took part but did not do well.

But for all its prominence, it was not very large.

It was the 2003/2004 season where he really came to prominence.

"It was late in life that he came to any sort of prominence at all."

Those cases helped bring him to prominence as a political figure.

He first rose to prominence in the early to mid-2000s.

Until now, however, it has never had a high prominence on our international site.

He soon rose to a position of prominence within the party.

As a player, he first came to prominence during the 1928-29 season.

"The second goal is to put across a little information and give the issue some prominence."

His prominence in Government has not been because of the voters.

It is the second role which has recently come into greater prominence.

Those who came into prominence within the organizations wanted power over others.

Indeed, many of his students continued into prominence in their own right.

He first came to prominence as a member of the club's under-21 team in the early 2000s.

"I think this will give us a new national prominence," he said.

After a while, when the national question came to prominence, they split.

The high school football team has had national prominence for recent success.

His success at business appears to have brought him some social prominence.

He played a key role in the team's rise to national prominence.

Social, economic, and cultural history also began to grow in prominence.