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biography

[bahy-og-ruh-fee, bee-] / baɪˈɒg rə fi, bi- /


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“I get bored reading sports memoirs and biographies. It’s a timeline of events and it’s kind of like ‘OK, I watched that.

From Los Angeles Times

One month later, they launched a new podcast, “Good Noticings,” which covers general pop culture news rather than focusing on celebrity biographies.

From The Wall Street Journal

His presence is especially visible around the March 31 César Chávez Day, with the state Department of Education offering extensive lesson plans, biographies in multiple languages, and service-learning activities.

From Los Angeles Times

Curiosity about Leo’s background and biography quickly turned him into one of the world’s most famous people.

From The Wall Street Journal

As Simon Elliott describes in his biography “The African Emperor,” Severus was a mercurial and contradictory character, capable by turns of savagery, cunning, wit and generosity, and always blessed with a sense of the theatrical.

From The Wall Street Journal