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higher-profile = more educated in higher education?

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oristarA
 
Reply Sat 30 Apr, 2011 11:30 pm

Context:

Saif al-Arab, not to be confused with his higher-profile elder brother Saif al-Islam, had yet to complete his studies in Germany. He had kept a lower profile than most of his brothers but was briefly in the spotlight in 1996 when he brawled with a nightclub bouncer in Munich.

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/gaddafi-calls-for-cease-fire-as-nato-strikes-tripoli/2011/04/30/AF1jZsNF_story_1.html
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Reply Sun 1 May, 2011 12:15 am
@oristarA,
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higher-profile = more educated in higher education?

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Reply Sun 1 May, 2011 07:55 am
@oristarA,
Geeze, grumpy much, DP?

It could mean was more in the news, stood out more in the public's eye, was known to more people because of his activities or more active nature. Someone who keeps a low profile doesn't do things that attract attention.
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@JTT,
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