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King also learned that the woman was well-known to the local police as a drug dealer.

You hear they're pretty well-known back in Russia, but to your confident eye they don't seem like so much.

Political expenditures are already well-known to those that make them and to the officials who benefit.

He became well-known to radio listeners all over the world from the 1930s to 1960s.

In March 1924 he produced a map which remains well-known to the present day.

But the stadium and the city office are well-known to residents.

I realize that I'm not well-known to most of you.

Then she became well-known of her contribution to the academy.

These regions became particularly well-known to them by the 16th century.

The site is so far less well-known to international tourists.