"kilowarhol" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1997 February 10, Cullen Murphy, “Too Much of a Good Thing”, in Slate:",
          "text": "A thousand warhols could be a kilowarhol or, perhaps, a jewell, after Richard Jewell, the man who generated news reports for months despite having failed to participate in the bombing at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta.",
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          "ref": "2007, Mark Kingwell, Nearest Thing to Heaven, page 40:",
          "text": "Kitsch versions of the image augur well: we're talking at least a megawarhol icon or better (that's 15 million minutes of fame, which is just over 10,400 days, or about 28.5 years— enough to get you to those standard silver-anniversary retrospectives). No kitsch, no staying power: a hundred kilowarhols or less, a minicon.",
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        "A unit of fame equal to 1000 warhols, or 15,000 minutes of fame (about 10.42 days)."
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