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Hangchow is famed for its scenic spots.

The city is famed for its scenic spots.

The famed "Venustempel" in Amsterdam is focused on "the theme of sensual love."

These tropical rain forests surround the famed La Selva Biological Station, a center for ecological research.

This dimension is what, I believe, the ancient Vikings called the famed" Rainbow Bridge" into Asgard.

Within a few months of her arrival, Goodall met the famed anthropologist and paleontologist Louis Leakey.

These birds are famed for their dazzling plumage and courtship displays.

Curtis is known as Nebraska's Easter City due to its famed 40-year-old Easter Pageant tradition.

Though they move with the famed "penguin waddle" they are capable walkers who can cover long overland distances.

If progress is slower than he promised, he may be tempted to weaken Chile's famed fiscal discipline.

Researchers have used ultraprecise clocks to show that time flies faster for your nose than for your navel—an effect predicted by the famed physicist's theory of relativity.

After leaving the university, he worked for a time in a children's clinic, then went to Paris and studied under Dr. Charcot, the famed neurologist.

Passing Boreen Point, home to the historic Apollonian Hotel, famed for its Sunday spit roast, we see stingrays and stonefish in waist-deep Lake Cootharaba.

To be precise, how had the English gone from being a thoroughly lawless bunch-famed for truculence and cruelty-to one of the most orderly societies in history?

As a teenager she joined the chorus line at Harlem's famed Cotton Club, another venue where everyone onstage was black and everyone in the audience white.

Last year the Hong Kong government demolished the famed Star Ferry terminal and Queen's Pier, where British royalty used to step onto the territory, in favor of a harbor development plan.

The young aviator was part of the famed Flying Tigers, who fought the Japanese in the air over China and Burma before and after the United States got into World War II.

Reason it rates: There is such a thing as "free lunch" at the famed online shoe retailer, and though Amazon has taken them over, the corporate culture remains pleasantly offbeat.

Now, in his new book, Grow Your Own Drugs, famed author and ethnobotanist James Wong helps you tap into the ancient healing powers of plants to alleviate an array of very modern ailments.

Given their massive populations and, as the famed entomologist E.O. Wilson writes, their "unity of purpose [and] social machinery," it's no surprise that ants are also bonafide masters of war.