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61 Thehead of the Senate shall be known as the president this individualwill be elected by a simple majority vote, the president may proposethe agenda and call the roll.
62 That speech has come to be known as the Gettysburg Address.
63 A new bride was a bit embarrassed to be known as a honeymooner.
64 I therefore mused that the ivory-billed woodpecker should henceforth be known as the cheap- Formica -billed woodpecker.
65 Laugh at work and be known as a positive achiever.
66 Along with fried chicken, corn bread and hush puppies, barbecue came to be known as a "soul food" dish.
67 We suggested that these cases should be known as miners' elbow and knee symptom-complex.
68 They seem like terribly serious versions of what has come to be known as Rube Goldberg machines.
69 Even terms such as wildlife are dismissed as insulting to the animals concerned – who should instead be known as "free-living", the academics including an Oxford professor suggest.
70 This numeric number sequence will now be known as the manufactured number.
71 She has named them Tursiops australis, although they will commonly be known as the Burrunan dolphin, an Aboriginal name meaning large sea fish of the porpoise kind.
72 As a result, they'll be known as the Lime and Bitters Lemons.
73 A creature that came to be known as archaeoraptor, with the body of the bird and the tail of a dinosaur, sent the world of palaeontology into a flutter after apparently being found in China.
74 Courts held that federal law enforcement officials had to abide by the high standards of the Constitution, and created what came to be known as the "exclusionary rule."
75 The 1860s came to be known as the Age of the Great Reforms, after tsar Alexander II (r. 1855-1881) introduced a large number of liberal reform measures into Russian society.
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