" The Recording Academy quickly hailed her words as "inspiring.
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" Taiwan's Central News Agency hailed the call as "historic.
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The Democratic political class hailed her as a forerunning hero.
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That saved lives, and Floyd is being hailed a hero.
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Instead, Trump hailed Saudi Arabia's purchase of American military equipment.
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" In Russia, the Kremlin hailed the agreement as "very positive.
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Both sides hailed progress after the latest round, last month.
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Publications hailed her a prodigy, a wunderkind and a sensation.
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Vice-Chancellor Slights hailed that "ingenious" argument – but rejected it.
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Lam's reversal was hailed by business groups and overseas governments.
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Mr Corbyn hailed Preston's "inspiring" innovations in a recent speech.
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That was hailed at the time as a turning point.
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Mr Trump hailed it as "a historic and unprecedented achievement".
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The ruling was hailed a victory by death penalty critics.
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Environmental groups hailed the agreement, as did the White House.
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He was, briefly, hailed as a savior of the magazine.
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President Trump on Monday hailed oil giant Exxon Mobil Corp.
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Stranger Things 3 is being largely hailed as a triumph.
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Members hailed the bill Thursday as a rare bipartisan victory.
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Ducker, meanwhile, hailed from Microsoft and Twitter before starting Pinch.
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The review is expected to be hailed by automobile manufacturers.
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The cult following of Musk, hailed as an eccentric genius?
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Costa Rica is hailed as a vanguard of democratic environmentalism.
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Powell also hailed Bush for his humility and his kindness.
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On social media, the piece was both hailed and skewered.
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He hailed his win as a victory for the ANC.
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Berlioz, Verdi, and Liszt hailed the opera as a masterpiece.
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He has hailed money in the bill for border fencing.
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In the call, which took place Monday, Trump hailed Gen.
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Supporters of affirmative action hailed the decision as a landmark.
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More than 40 times she hailed the accord without qualification.
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The women hailed an elevator and deboarded at the roof.
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Trump hailed the ruling immediately after it was handed down.
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Liberals hailed the anonymous person at Twitter as a hero.
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Common Cause which backed the lawsuit, hailed the court's ruling.
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Trump hailed the ruling and called on Congress to act.
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Tesla's been hailed as the future of the car industry.
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It was hailed in Israel as a day of celebration.
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Mnuchin, also speaking on CNBC, hailed a shift in tone.
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The majority of locals hailed a victory for grassroots protest.
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Ms. Colau hailed the agreement, announced on Thursday, as historic.
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On social media, many researchers have hailed the study's rigor.
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Ed Charles hailed from the segregated harshness of Daytona, Fla.
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Activists hailed Wednesday's court ruling and called it long overdue.
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What are the villages from which Sayoc and Bowers hailed?
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You will see me hailed and reviled by both extremes.
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Mr Saied himself hailed his victory as a "new revolution".
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I hailed a cab, and within five minutes regretted it.
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British union GMB hailed a "historic victory" following the decision.
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Hutchins was hailed as an "accidental hero" for his efforts.
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He hailed the new law as delivering on that promise.
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Baldessari's work was hailed as cool, funny, cerebral, sardonic, provocative.
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Qassem Soleimani, was hailed by many lawmakers and Iran experts.
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The move was hailed by progressives, including New Jersey Sen.
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Although hailed as a feminist heroine, she shied from publicity.
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Some of these movies are now widely hailed as classics.
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Prior to the vote, the school district hailed the pact.
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In a victory speech in Virginia, Perez hailed Lt. Gov.
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The song, "Glow," is already being hailed as a standout.
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Still, experts hailed the new vaccine as a leap forward.
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Rihanna has been hailed as a fashion powerhouse and beauty mogul.
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Bundy's supporters hailed the outcome as a victory over government tyranny.
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But Trump nonetheless hailed, in sometimes awkward terms, the black community.
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Several other core members of Danke have also hailed from Nuomi.
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Its capture was hailed by US commanders as a major victory.
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Cepeda hailed the Supreme Court's decision to press Uribe to testify.
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The firm representing the families hailed the ruling as a victory.
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Jane Goodall, the primatologist and authority on chimpanzees, hailed his amendment.
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Macron, a former banker, hailed GDPR as a "big step forward".
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The news was hailed by environmental groups, regulatory officials, and Gov.
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Monfries hailed from Portland, Oregon, The Observer, the school newspaper, reported.
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Why is Turkey&aposs Erdogan being hailed as a US &apospartner.
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Last year Mr Usmanov hailed a $2bn joint venture by Mail.
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Uber hailed itself a new logo, and it's, well, very Uber.
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Outside Ghana Mr Akufo-Addo has been hailed as a hero.
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The agreement was widely hailed as a political win for Trump.
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Before Lawrence hailed a taxi, the duo stopped for a kiss.
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In Mexico the deal was hailed for averting a potential crisis.
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Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, hailed investors' "unbelievably positive assessment of reforms".
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Now, the men are being hailed as heroes in their community.
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The new Italian government was hailed by populists around the world.
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What so proudly we hailed at the twilight&aposs last gleaming?
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It is brave work, and it should be hailed as such.
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Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo hailed the mission as a success.
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Mexico hailed this as "innovative", but Trump's trade chief rejected it.
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Disney World has been hailed as a marvel of private governance.
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Samart is often hailed as the best of that rare breed.
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John Roberts and Samuel Alito were hailed by supporters as stellar
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Republicans, however, hailed the President's action as a tough negotiating move.
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Osagie's lawyer Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi, hailed the decision to charge Akindele.
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Some on the right hailed his turn toward a harder line.
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The Mozambique-born Portuguese has been hailed as "brilliant" and "difficult".
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Economists have hailed the report as unblemished, good news for all.
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For decades, the family lied: They said he hailed from Sweden.
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EPA General Counsel Matt Leopold hailed Minoli's work at the agency.
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The latest introduction was hailed by some as an impossible achievement.
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Past winners have hailed from Nigeria, Thailand and the United States.
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The Hill: Bush is hailed for principles as lawmakers pay respects.
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She hailed a taxi and asked to be taken to Pasmore's.
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It was hailed as the longest solar road in the world.
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Kildee hailed those changes, but suggested they don't go far enough.
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His return season was nonetheless hailed as a triumphant character reconstruction.
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EPA General Counsel Matt Leopold hailed Minoli's work at the agency.
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He hailed her primary victory last summer against 10-term Rep.
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This year's winner of the National Costume Show hailed from Myanmar.
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Many politicians on both sides of the aisle hailed Trump's action.
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The civil rights group hailed the court for its ruling Monday.
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It was hailed as a victory for the persistence of justice.
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"He gets hailed as the intellect and saving basketball," Goudsouzian said.
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Pence's great-grandmother hailed from Doonbeg, according to the Irish Times.
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Supporters of those changes hailed their inclusion in the bill Tuesday.
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Public health experts have hailed Chile's rules as a new standard.
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It's largely hailed as a landmark in the development of anime.
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I hailed a taxi; at home, everybody was still in bed.
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President Trump hailed his new deal with Mexico to avoid tariffs.
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Christopher L. Eisgruber, the president of Princeton, hailed the court's decision.
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All of these men hailed from León where Darío grew up.
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In another world, she would be hailed as a feminist icon.
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In normal times pundits might have hailed the proposal as visionary.
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They were electronic articles hailed as the virtual reinvention of nonfiction.
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But oil and gas industry leaders hailed the move as overdue.
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The shoes hailed from brands ranging from Burberry to Jimmy Choo.
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" Sanders hailed the move, saying the TPP is "dead and gone.
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Coconut oil was hailed as a miraculous alternative to olive oil.
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Consumer advocates hailed the 2016 law establishing nationwide GMO labeling standards.
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At the same time, environmental activists hailed the E.P.A.'s action.
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Ya might have heard -- it's been widely hailed ... an epic stinker.
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Two hailed from the United Arab Emirates, a close Saudi ally.
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" Others hailed it as "the 'Grapes of Wrath' of our time.
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The South Wales police and crime commissioner hailed the court's decision.
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Most hailed from Los Angeles, some 230 miles to the south.
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Republicans hailed the committee vote as a win for financial institutions.
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Transgender people hailed the step as victory for their civil rights.
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Trump hailed the Boeing deals at a lunch with Vietnamese officials.
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But he alienated some who once hailed him as their champion.
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Critics of the agency's powers and decisions have hailed his tenure.
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The move was instantly hailed as a victory by the administration.
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Groups that oppose abortion rights hailed the legislation as a milestone.
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Outside, Dad bought a Daily News and hailed a cab home.
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Supporters have hailed it a way to reign in agency overreach.
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" President François Hollande of France hailed a "clear victory against extremism.
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Though a best seller only briefly, it was hailed by critics.
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Read more: A fighter being hailed as the next Ronda Rousey says the comparison is unfair because she's actually way betterIn the years since Rousey's losses, Harrison emerged and has been hailed as the new Rousey.
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Prosecutors hailed the case as proof of the crackdown on miscreant banks.
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Political leaders around the world hailed it as a triumph for peace.
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One of Maori Party's co-leaders, Marama Fox, hailed the bill's passage.
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Consumer advocates hailed the measure as a major victory for online privacy.
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" NME magazine hailed her as "the source of the Sapphic Second Coming.
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One of the boys hailed a rescuer as being "like a father."
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Mary Meeker dropped her much-hailed annual Internet Trends report this morning.
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Domecq hailed Cyprus&apos decision to participate in a military research program.
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Hailed as modern, scientific, and infallible, fingerprinting was adopted around the world.
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Erna Solberg, the Prime Minister, hailed the policies a success last month.
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Until Justice Gorsuch was sworn in, every justice hailed from coastal America.
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The models who played her were hailed for matching her physical proportions.
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Republican foreign policy heavyweights hailed the McMaster pick as a home run.
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Barack Obama hailed the deal as a triumph for diplomacy over force.
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Large ISPs hailed the ruling; such intimate data hold tremendous marketing value.
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The sanctions were, and are, hailed as one of Haley's greatest achievements.
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By 1947 Schumpeter's was hailed as a masterpiece; his battered reputation soared.
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Those countries that did sign are hailed as members of the initiative.
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The passengers hailed from multiple countries, including the UK, Australia, and Canada.
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison hailed Hawke's ability to speak to all Australians.
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Left-wing politicians have hailed her as an anti-populist, humanitarian heroine.
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Still, critics of the company's Southern California bottling operation hailed the report.
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Many of the 13 candidates for the role hailed from Eastern Europe.
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Gun control advocates have hailed the symbolic move as a step forward.
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His unbeaten knock of 22017 runs will be hailed down the generations.
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Afterward, she hailed the effort as the beginning of an austerity campaign.
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These days, when philanthropists announce massive donations, they are hailed as heroes.
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Local officials hailed the investment as a demonstration of confidence in Spain.
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Eric Trump hailed the officers' response in a Twitter post Friday morning.
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At least one neighbor hailed him as a hero for stepping in.
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Devi Amalia, a student in Semarang, Indonesia, hailed the moon's universal beauty.
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He hailed President Trump's nomination of Barr in a statement last month.
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Signed in 2014, it was hailed as Gazprom's biggest contract to date.
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AMLO's mere candidacy has been hailed as "Mexico's response" to Trump's policy.
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Great Lakes city (Chicago, Toronto) where they hailed from prior to their
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We call in a nuclear strike, and we are hailed as champions.
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The website hailed LGBTQ Pride Month with rainbow filters, banners, and reactions.
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Johnson's allies hailed the agreement as a triumph of high-stakes negotiation.
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Fifteen of the 19 hijackers on 9/11 hailed from Saudi Arabia.
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Fifteen of the 19 hijackers on 85033/11 hailed from Saudi Arabia.
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Obama, 55, hailed the range of formats and subjects their projects encompass.
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Social media was hailed for making our politics more inclusive and participatory.
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Azaria's supporters hailed him as a hero, demanding his release and pardon.
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Leaders once hailed as democrats are amending constitutions to escape term limits.
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Some British newspapers which supported the Leave campaign have hailed such news.
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McCain, Collins, and Murkowski have already been hailed by Democrats as heroes.
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CNN was hailed as responsible for reporting the briefing but nothing more.
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Advocates for transgender rights hailed it as a breakthrough for civil rights.
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His friend, Angelo Ruffo, hailed Chernoff for his generosity and kind spirit.
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Hailed by some as a feminist, she was reviled by conservative clerics.
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The White House — and many Republicans — hailed Barr's letter as total vindication.
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For a long time, retinol has been hailed a skin-care superhero.
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An EPA spokesperson later hailed Veronica Darwin's 18 years of professional experience.
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The military also estimated that 1,000 of them hailed from 50 countries.
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He spotted Johnnie Langendorff's truck across the street and hailed him down.
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Iran had hailed the contract as a symbol of the accord's success.
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In Wisconsin on Sunday, Mr. Kaine hailed the historic nature of Mrs.
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This election in India, that is being hailed as a great exercise
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The migrants hailed from both African and Middle Eastern countries, he said.
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It's a scheme that some string cosmologists have hailed for its economy.
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Analysts hailed margin improvement, which increased by an underlying 20 basis points.
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Long before graduating high school, he was hailed as Mr Jordan's heir.
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Former national security adviser H.R. McMaster on Thursday hailed the late Sen.
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But there are no cars to be hailed on the streets yet.
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One post hailed the U.S. president as "the best caller to Islam".
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Boo was hailed as the world's cutest dog — and we don't disagree.
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Turkey, meanwhile, has already hailed Awad's capture as a counter-terrorism victory.
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Many fashion gurus hailed what they called a Jacqueline Kennedy-inspired look.
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At the airport, Bill hailed a taxi driven by a black cabby.
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The reversal is already being hailed as a victory for democratic accountability.
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Trump hailed what he called a "beautiful" letter he received from Kim.
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Instead, Saariaho's opera has been hailed as a work for our times.
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At least 45% of Harris' contributions have hailed from the Golden State.
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Asbestos was once hailed as a wonder material for fabrics and insulation.
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He has repeatedly hailed the tariffs as reviving iconic blue-collar industries.
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But it was hailed as a major victory after a yearslong campaign.
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Israel's conquest of seawater desalination is being hailed as an international success.
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In interviews, lawmakers and others hailed Ms. Gillibrand's work ethic and intellect.
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It has been hailed as a major breakthrough in synthetic biology.—Motherboard
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Long Island's war dead, for example, hailed overwhelmingly from working-class backgrounds.
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The ruling was hailed by environmentalists as a strike against unconventional energy.
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He hailed from an old New York family with real estate roots.
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The tax was widely hailed as a game-changer for India's economy.
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" Church leaders and right-wing activists hailed the move as a "victory.
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Senator Gleisi Hoffmann, the president of the party, hailed the initial order.
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The selection was hailed as recognition of the country's growing global clout.
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Still, people across the tribal regions by and large hailed Thursday's vote.
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CNN hailed the Charlottesville coverage as a "breakout moment" for Vice News.
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Some have hailed emoji as a new language, while others, like Prof.
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They hailed from prominent teams competing in this year's Tour de France.
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Colombian pundits hailed the marches as historic and the largest in memory.
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His speech was hailed as among the greatest he has ever delivered.
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The men insisted on getting me home safely, and hailed a cab.
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The Justice Department hailed the decision as a victory for public safety.
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Fellow scientists hailed Hawking for his work and influence in the field.
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The ES8 was hailed as a more affordable Tesla Model X. Now?
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Even one of the most-hailed songwriters alive has had some misses.
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Spain's economic reconfiguration is widely hailed as a key driver of growth.
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He has been hailed as a hero in some American conservative circles.
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Oil industry representatives and members of Alaska's Congressional delegation hailed the report.
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In the days that followed, the three men were hailed as heroes.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe hailed them as role models for the country.
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He hailed Giuliani as a crime fighter and great mayor on Monday.
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Built near Red Square, it was hailed as uniquely luxurious for Russia.
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GOP lawmakers hailed the vote as meaningful because of the tax measure.
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"Remember the Night" (1940) was hailed as a stylistic tale of redemption.
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"The Apartment" (1960) is still hailed as a classic comedy by critics.
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DeLorean was hailed for his innovative stainless steel, gull-winged car design.
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" The Israeli leader went one further and hailed Modi as a "revolutionary.
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States' rights groups hailed the move as the correct course of action.
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Stephens hailed bundle packages as a way to attract and keep customers.
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Jean worked as an accountant PricewaterhouseCoopers and originally hailed from Saint Lucia.
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The city's police unions immediately hailed the decision as a welcome victory.
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Sen. John McCain hailed President-elect Donald Trump's selection of retired Gen.
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Britain hailed the evacuation, saying it and other allies had requested it.
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The Kremlin has hailed Mr Trump's presidency as the end of liberal interventionism.
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" The Fossey Fund said Poppy hailed from one of the area's "royal families.
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Democrats and Republicans alike praised his appointment and hailed his integrity and reputation.
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His killer Mumtaz Qadri was hailed as a hero by religious hard-liners.
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But gun control advocates have hailed the symbolic move as a step forward.
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She's been hailed as Canada's Rosa Parks for her bravery in Nova Scotia.
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Rubble, who just turned 30, has been hailed as the world's oldest cat.
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The project is now hailed as a success story by the United Nations.
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Trump hailed the prince's steps toward "opening up Saudi Arabia," including for women.
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Kit and Margaret, who hailed from the Virginia suburbs, didn't stay long, though.
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The ban was hailed by the United Nations Environment Programme as a breakthrough.
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Philip Hammond, the chancellor, has hailed the firm as a "real success story".
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In a bizarre and shocking twist, his guard was hailed as a hero.
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And regime leaders in Iran hailed the Iraqi government offensive as a victory.
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My paternal great-grandfather hailed from Cassville, Missouri; we still have kin there.
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Her contribution was also hailed by MIT and the Smithsonian on social media.
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" At the March, Trump was hailed as the "most pro-life president ever.
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The award has been hailed as a watershed moment for equality in entertainment.
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ALBANY — He was hailed as a man of "tremendous courage" by one interviewer.
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I ran outside and hailed a cab and I just burst into tears.
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Argentina&aposs foreign ministry said five of the dead hailed from that country.
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Gulf leaders hailed his move to abandon Mr Obama's nuclear deal with Iran.
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Remember Bump, the app that was once hailed as a business-card killer?
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Compressed air cars are hailed as environmentally friendly, since they don't burn gasoline.
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He also hailed the new possibility of investigations into social and environmental dumping.
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A residents' group hailed what appeared to be an end to the shelter.
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What does it mean to be hailed as a hero just for surviving?
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The officers were hailed as heroes in New York and across the country.
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Thankfully, in the intervening decades, it's come to be hailed as a classic.
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"Post-Trump, CAT is widely hailed as the stock to own," Cramer said.
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Elton John, the subject of the critically hailed new biopic, is not pleased.
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Infrastructure has long been hailed as a policy area ripe for bipartisan legislating.
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The operation failed spectacularly, and Fidel Castro was hailed as a military hero.
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The guilty verdict against Bill Cosby was hailed by some as long overdue.
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Bageant, who was taken home by cancer in 2011, hailed from Virginia's Appalachia.
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Plainclothes police officers hailed Uber vehicles and arrested the drivers at the destination.
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In 2016, Trump hailed Sisi's counterterrorism policy in an interview with Fox Business.
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Built near the Red Square, it was hailed as uniquely luxurious for Russia.
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But many hailed it as a useful starting point for addressing the issue.
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" NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine hailed the launch as a "new era in spaceflight.
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Russian state media, which hailed his election win, have made a U-turn.
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Mr Cameron hailed this deal as giving Britain the "best of both worlds".
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Another of the posters denounced U.N. sanctions and hailed North Korea's self reliance.
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An Exxon spokesman hailed the extension's ratification by all three units at Baytown.
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Ronaldo was hailed (again) as the hero, and Juanfran as the wretched failure.
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In a season hailed for racial and ethnic diversity, what about gender parity?
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Hindu nationalists hailed the ruling as a blow to the "appeasement" of minorities.
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Some followers rallied around Perrette on social media and hailed her for sharing.
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Right-wing parties with nationalist messages hailed it as a victory for Zionism.
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On the Upper West Side, Haimovitz hailed a cab, carrying the empty case.
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Lawmakers hailed the move and said they would be watching the probe closely.
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Simmons hailed a cab for me, but I said I preferred to walk.
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Akindele's sentence was hailed by women's rights campaigners and prosecutors pursuing the case.
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He was once hailed as one of South Korea's richest young tech entrepreneurs.
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"The China ban was widely hailed as a potential game changer," said Thomas.
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The Trump transition team hailed Mr. Sessions as a champion of civil rights.
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Holmes's account was purportedly firsthand, and Democrats hailed his arrival in the Capitol.
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Lynn Jenkins (R-Kan.), a longtime opponent of the plan, hailed Monday's report.
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Human rights organizations hailed the decision as a positive step by the company.
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The state's legal community hailed him as a man of dignity and integrity.
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Some reviewers hailed Atwood's work as a voice of the burgeoning feminist movement.
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He was hailed as one of Wall Street's most brilliant and innovative players.
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He hailed Cuba's rich culture and the tenacity and resourcefulness of its people.
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Asif Ali Zardari, the former Pakistani president, hailed the release of Mr. Taseer.
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The four NYC cops who detained Ullah are being hailed as heroes. 3.
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Congressional lawmakers hailed the news as a win for the U.S. aviation industry.
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They hailed the selection of Mr. Samuelian, who is an architect and planner.
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Trump, who issued the ban in September, hailed the ruling in the case.
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Transgender groups like Sparta initially hailed the court injunctions last fall as victories.
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Representative Earl L. Carter, Republican of Georgia, also hailed approval of the legislation.
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LONDON — Both men hailed from the dark, bare-knuckles world of Russian intelligence.
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She simultaneously hailed the budget deal while proclaiming she would vote against it.
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Dozens of victims' advocates hailed the bill as landmark action to fight trafficking.
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"But she will still be hailed for bringing the top job to Germany."
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The film was hailed a success, premiering at that year's Sundance Film Festival.
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Political leaders around the world hailed it as a triumph for peace. Rep.
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The moment quickly became a meme, and she was hailed "a hero" online.
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Most of the wines hailed from emerging regions of Slovenia, Austria and Italy.
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Text messages have been hailed as the breakout technology of the 2018 midterms.
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Pursuits Shetland Wool Week is hailed as the worldwide mecca of knitting festivals.
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In the hopefuls list, four contestants hailed from Nashville, home of country music.
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He's hailed stop-and-frisk policing and lauded police for roughing up suspects.
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The boy, Khyler Edman, was hailed as a hero by relatives and neighbors.
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While Israel hailed the plan, the Palestinians angrily rejected it out of hand.
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Most for-hire vehicles are hailed via smartphone, so drivers can't easily discriminate.
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Posts on the website hailed the attention they have received in recent days.
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Winters hailed the improved results, but said economic and markets conditions remain difficult.
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The conviction of the three men was hailed as a first for Puntland.
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Trump has also hailed the jet as "invisible" because of its stealth technology.
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The two men hailed from different musical genres, but actually share some similarities.
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Trump has also hailed trade deals with Mexico, Canada, Japan and South Korea.
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I hailed a cab, and my son heaved my suitcase into the trunk.
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" The Council on American-Islamic Relations hailed the ruling as a "complete victory.
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He followed up that widely hailed masterpiece with "Yeezus," a harsh, industrial reset.
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Despite that, crypto bulls hailed it as a step toward legitimizing the cryptocurrency.
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Despite being hailed as an impressive businessman, John Ringling never finished high school.
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Gig Workers Rising, a labor group advocating for A.B. 5, hailed its passage.
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Berger plunged in and hauled her out, and was hailed as a hero.
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Formula E chief executive Alejandro Agag hailed the continued growth of his series.
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While ethanol groups mostly hailed the move, oil industry representatives were largely critical.
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Shaw has been hailed as a hero after fighting back against the shooter.
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Many, including The AV Club, hailed the series as the best of 2013.
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At Georgetown Prep's annual reunion weekend, he was hailed as a conquering hero.
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A decentralized internet was hailed as a way to dethrone Twitter and Facebook.
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All 14 starters from outside Europe hailed from the United States in 2017.
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Guterres's victory was hailed by UN watchers, who describe Guterres in glowing terms.
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They hailed themselves as a deeply religious family who lived by strict rules.
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Hailed as a masterpiece in its day, it is a lot less popular now.
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The romantic exploration of turbulent youth after World War Two was hailed by critics.
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Okoro hailed AT&T's involvement, and the boost it gives to emerging film makers.
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It was widely hailed as beautiful, a huge design victory for the Korean giant.
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PERINO: OK. WATTERS: Greg, what Obama would get hailed for, Trump gets nailed for.
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The recognition was hailed by the regime as a success for its "Bolivarian revolution".
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Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer hailed the nationwide consultation as an "unprecedented" democratic exercise.
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Critics hailed it, placing it in the No. 1 spot on top 10 lists.
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Throughout his campaign, Trump hailed the virtues of being unpredictable on the world stage.
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Japanese foodies hailed its gorgeous Zen aesthetic and its nearly calorie-free, vegan makeup.
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Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel is widely hailed as a product visionary in Silicon Valley.
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The closing ceremony went ahead, and was hailed as a symbolic and sporting success.
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John Bolton, Mr Trump's national security adviser, has hailed it as Iran's "viable opposition".
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Congressional experts who spoke with VICE News hailed another new provision: Staff-led questioning.
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At the White House, his service was hailed by the three presidents he served.
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Some among the protesters have hailed Dettinger a hero, but senior officials took offense.
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Jeyachandran said the company's are hailed for the improved field of view they provide.
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Addressing business leaders in London, Felipe hailed the close ties between Britain and Spain.
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He is hailed as a master marketer and salesman (some call it "marc-eting").
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On one (really good) day, participants submitting write-ups hailed from nine different countries.
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The outcome was hailed across around the world as a victory for women's rights.
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Dangerous Visions has been hailed as a defining touchstone of the New Wave movement.
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Lena Dunham and Amy Schumer, two groundbreaking women, hailed as beacons of feminist comedy.
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Naturally, Louder Than Love is being hailed for this reissue as a grunge milestone.
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Some European politicians hailed Democratic gains in the House as proof of a shift.
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As mayor, he was frequently hailed as a hero when cycling through the city.
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Hailed by many as a miracle worker, I have never seen results this instant.
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The 73-year-old librarian originally hailed from Minnesota, according to CNN affiliate WINK.
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Despite his viciousness and incompetence, he was hailed as a hero by many Africans.
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People around Portland and the country quickly hailed the actions of the three men.
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He was hailed by the committee as a "great poet in the English tradition".
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In other words, Gimlet has been hailed as a model of ethical startup success.
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" In his first tweet Wednesday morning, he hailed the outcome as a "Big Victory.
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Trump declared Obamacare "essentially dead" and hailed the efforts of House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Opposition leaders hailed the strike as a successful first step toward forcing Kabila's departure.
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It was a half-hour walk, so we hailed a taxi and squeezed in.
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Bolivia hailed one such swap as an "indisputable sign of fraternity" between historical enemies.
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In Chicago, Trump hailed Poland as being up to date with its defense contributions.
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Israel, which has hailed Trump's tough line on Iran, praised his summit with Kim.
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Democrats hailed his nonpartisanship at the time, but now some are turning the tables.
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Today, L is hailed as an influence on superstars from Kanye West to Beyoncé.
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While hailed as a saint today, Democrats were dismissing him as a miscreant yesterday.
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The United Nations hailed the move as a "new wind of hope" in Africa.
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Even Barack Obama's first presidential campaign in 2008 was widely hailed as "data-driven".
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But either way, a verdict has been hailed, and not a minute too late.
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The agreement was hailed by David Cameron, the then-prime minister, as "brilliant news".
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Tehran had repeatedly hailed the project as a symbol of the nuclear accord's success.
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Though hailed at the time, many economists now regard it as having been premature.
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The protest continued as Hatch hailed Kavanaugh as a judge well within the mainstream.
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Republicans hailed the effort... Committee Republicans praised Trump for pushing agencies to clean house.
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His research, too, was hailed as a major breakthrough in our understanding of cancer.
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Pence hailed Netanyahu for "breaking bread" with Arab leaders in Warsaw (Times of Israel).
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Senators who have been pressing for leadership to include the repeal hailed the decision.
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Nimr was hailed as a champion of the marginalized Shiite minority in Saudi Arabia.
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We discussed this at the dinner table and hailed it as a necessary advancement.
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Democrats, who had vehemently objected to the right-to-work law, hailed the ruling.
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Introduced in 21985, Norplant was hailed as a welcome alternative to birth-control pills.
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Literary critics hailed the book's authenticity, and it won the National Jewish Book Award.
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Broadcasters and digital companies hailed the ruling as a cleareyed application of copyright law.
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The settlement, which is under appeal, was hailed as a victory for the artists.
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The initiative was hailed as "digitalisation, democratisation and financial inclusion all rolled into one".
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U.K. labor union GMB hailed a "monumental victory" over the firm following the case.
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Thirty participating teams hailed from Estonia, Finland, France, Ireland, Latvia, Norway, Russia, and Vietnam.
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"Look around," he added, gesturing to colleagues who hailed from 10 nations across Europe.
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Abbas Gullet, secretary general of the Kenya Red Cross, also hailed the rescue effort.
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Andrew Cuomo hailed the appointment, calling Underwood a "brilliant legal mind" in a statement.
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The chart showed that my ancestors hailed from Korea, something I'd already been told.
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People who have been affected by revenge porn quickly hailed the Anon-IB seizure.
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By book's end, though, (spoiler alert) Sabbath is exhaustively hailed as the true inventors.
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When Cochran returns to his own office; however, he's hailed as a conquering hero.
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In many cultures, light skin is hailed as superior in several aspects of life.
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I figured Miura's global rise was being hailed back home, and said as much.
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The brief hailed the contributions inclusive immigration policies have made to the American economy.
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Even the LG Gram, hailed for its ultra-thin design, has user upgradeable components.
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The DSA hailed the legislative victories as a huge moment for the socialist movement.
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The sailors hailed from several Asian countries, including the Philippines, Vietnam, China and Cambodia.
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Judge Gonzalez's ruling was hailed by human rights groups and anti-death penalty activists.
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President Trump and his advisers have hailed Mr. Sisi as a model Arab leader.
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What about his French château, hailed in magazines as "the world's most expensive home"?
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The government of Canada hailed it as an example of business ties with China.
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Hailed for its timeliness, the film won the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 2015.
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Loertscher's legal team hailed the judge's decision as a victory for all Wisconsin women.
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Privacy advocates hailed him as a hero, while others denounced him as a traitor.
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" The government of Vietnam, in a statement, hailed the agreement as a "historic moment.
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When I hailed a cab at 11:30 I was the first to leave.
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Like 2007, the 2016 vintage has been hailed as a great vintage in Châteauneuf.
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Almost immediately he was hailed by a local, with whom he stopped to chat.
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The conservative press in London hailed him as a hero upon his return home.
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The immigration lawyers who brought the case nonetheless hailed his ruling as a victory.
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The INF Treaty has since been hailed as a major success — mostly by Europeans.
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It has been hailed by some experts as the art discovery of the century.
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The author hailed Trump for his willingness to defend American workers and America's borders.
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In Diab's inaugural speech, he hailed his new government as a "victory" for protesters.
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" Cramer hailed Tolchin as "both an expert on women in politics and voter anger.
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Native American groups and environmentalists hailed Mr. Obama's moves Wednesday in Nevada and Utah.
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Alexander S. Vindman was hailed by Democrats, while Republicans insinuated that he was disloyal.
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Advocacy groups hailed the agreement, but passage of a bill is far from assured.
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As a first film, this movie would have surely been hailed for its promise.
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The apology was hailed by Republicans, but Democrats made it clear it wasn't enough.
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Last year, the services were hailed as the next big thing in personal transportation.
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Some hailed her courage while others accused her of wanting to kill her baby.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I hailed a cab near Times Square at 6 a.m.
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" National security adviser John Bolton hailed the move as "a vindication of our position.
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The National Guard initially hailed the program as a success that bolstered its ranks.
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Scott Walker, a Republican who is battling to keep his job, hailed the move.
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The plan is to make taxis a lot more like their app-hailed rivals.
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User-generated content was once hailed as the replacement journalism of the 21st century.
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Gambia's justice minister, Abubacarr Tambadou, hailed the ruling as "a triumph for international justice".
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For the first time in years, Bezos was widely hailed in the mainstream media.
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While hailed by Washington's punditocracy, the choice was a dismissive message to Bernie's base.
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Declaring victory on election night, Mr. Trump hailed his family and his campaign staff.
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Spice up your health For years, chile has been hailed for its therapeutic properties.
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He hailed it as a "critical breakthrough" of the international campaign to defeat ISIS.
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President Trump hailed strong jobs numbers on Friday as a product of his policies.
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Sonos has long been hailed as one of the best manufacturers of wireless speakers.
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Victims from across the globe Many of the victims hailed from around the world.
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Biden has hailed his plan as enhancing former President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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The resulting document has been hailed as the most progressive in the party's history.
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Called the "Intrepid Four," they were both hailed as heroes and condemned as cowards.
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Miraculously, she had hailed a cab with a driver willing to go to Queens.
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Labor has always been identified with the old Ashkenazic elite who hailed from Europe.
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The initial work (there would be follow-up segments) was hailed in the West.
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SoftBank hailed the investment as the biggest ever in a real estate technology company.
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It has since been hailed as one of the greatest rockumentaries of all time.
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Her family hailed from Hoyerswerda, and never forgave A. for taking their daughter away.
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Many of the choreographers in it hailed from the postmodern collective Judson Dance Theater.
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Both sides hailed progress after the latest round last month, although significant obstacles remain.
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The banking industry hailed the rule, while calling for regulators to expedite that additional relief.
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If the negotiations succeed in lifting some sieges, it would be hailed as a victory.
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That genius was publicly hailed with his solo debut, aged 12, at the Moscow Conservatory.
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Negotiations in Beijing earlier this month were mutually hailed and more talks are in store.
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Only in a world turned upside down could any of this be hailed as progress.
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President Donald Trump has been hailed as the greatest rule-cutter in modern American history.
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Governor Haslam's decision to commute Brown's sentence is being hailed in the criminal justice community.
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The series was hailed by feminists and fans alike as the first modern woman's sitcom.
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Thus, a security technology meant to deter criminals is being hailed for deterring the homeless.
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Jobs hailed this and the iPhone 4 as the "biggest leap since the original iPhone".
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Mr Abe hailed it as a move against global protectionism—a dig at Mr Trump.
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Indonesia's Ciputra Group, meanwhile, is hailed for establishing a higher standard of living in Jakarta.
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Obama hailed from states expected to prove critical to the president's coming re-election campaign.
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When McDaniel first sought this seat in 22018, he was hailed as a giant slayer.
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The Bugatti family originally hailed from Italy, where both car and furniture design are paramount.
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Even more insidious, however, is Hollywood's obsession with white-washing beloved, critically-hailed Asian movies.
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They bring the nitro back to Pariah, and are hailed as conquerors by the Confederados.
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Sing, Unburied, Sing by Jesmyn Ward, 21983Ward's third novel is hailed as an American Odyssey.
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Instead of asking tough questions, Carlson said, Beck hailed Facebook's billionaire founder as an innovator.
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Donald Trump hailed the protesters for "finally acting against the brutal and corrupt Iranian regime".
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OxyContin has been widely hailed as a wonder drug, and in many ways, it is.
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Isotopic analysis of his teeth indicate he hailed from Dublin, where he was subsequently buried.
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The long-awaited GST is hailed as India's biggest tax overhaul since independence in 1947.
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So total trips would fall, but a greater share would involve an app-hailed vehicle.
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He then walked down the street to a nearby hotel, where he hailed a cab.
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Finding most salespeople occupied, I hailed a young man stocking a nearby cellphone case display.
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Ultimately, Vector hopes to capitalize on what is being hailed as the small satellite revolution.
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Will we allow those cars to be hailed by others when we're not using them?
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It was hailed as clear sign of the ecommerce giant's long-term commitment to Britain.
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The Daily Mail hailed her call to "Crush the saboteurs," as the paper put it.
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Urs Beck, fund manager at EFG Asset Management that holds Actelion shares, hailed the transaction.
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In what has been hailed as the most important abortion case since Planned Parenthood v.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, 32, has been hailed as the face of these changes.
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Take, for example, Carlin Isles, who's widely hailed as the fastest player in the sport.
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In conservative pockets of the internet, Damore was hailed as a hero for speaking up.
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The speech was widely hailed as one of Trump's best moments since he became president.
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After the event, WWE hailed it as a success -- others have still been extremely critical.
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Gun rights groups quickly hailed the decision as an important protection of the Second Amendment.
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William M. Bays, 29 Bays hailed from Barstow, California, and joined the Army in 2009.
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They've been hailed variously as the future of commerce and a revolution in customer service.
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After an announcer hailed Brooks's achievements, the 90-year-old accepted his medal from Obama.
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Ramaphosa, 65, hailed a "new dawn" after his inauguration and has promised to fight corruption.
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Civil rights advocates hailed the policy, and many states adjusted their regulations to follow suit.
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The pro-legalization Drug Policy Alliance hailed Shumlin's move and said other governors should suit.
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" Biden hailed McCain as a hero but said that "John's story is the American story.
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Katie Harbath, the company's global politics and government outreach director, hailed the level of engagement.
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LONDON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - The boos hailed down from every part of the London Stadium.
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Amaravati, India's first greenfield capital in decades, has been hailed as a model planned city.
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The ACLU on Tuesday hailed the appeals court decision allowing their suit to go forward.
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" When Kymriah was approved in August 2017, the FDA hailed it as a "historic action.
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Overall, McConnell hailed the 6900th Congress as a success under Republican leadership in both chambers.
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At the same event, Brown hailed a decision by Jamie Dimon, head of JPMorgan Chase.
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" After the deal closed in November 2004, it was hailed internally as "a tremendous success.
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What is all this nonsense about "identifying" being hailed as a criterion for fair treatment?
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MacLeod hailed from Tong, on the Isle of Lewis, part of the Scottish Hebrides islands.
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To the Editor: As I started reading Gerald Marzorati's article, I happily hailed a contemporary.
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Finally, a couple of the lawyers arguing before the court on Tuesday hailed from California.
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In the days that followed, they were hailed as heroes by a parade of politicians.
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Animal conservation groups Ducks Unlimited and the National Wild Turkey Federation, however, hailed the decision.
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Consumer advocates hailed the payday lending rule as a good first step, with more needed.
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Round after round hailed down in rapid bursts for nine, 10, up to 11 minutes.
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Presidents, prime ministers and the pope all hailed Mr. Peres as a champion of peace.
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Republicans were also quietly optimistic that the fragile truce -- hailed as a "reset" -- would hold.
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Sarah Stern, president of the pro-Israel Endowment for Middle East Truth, hailed Trump's decision.
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He was hailed after the race, and awarded the Pierre de Coubertin medal for sportsmanship.
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Public Access T.V. had been hailed as "New York's hottest new band" 14 months earlier.
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By then, it shouldn't have been a surprise that Mr. Bergmann also hailed from Brooklyn.
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Like its predecessor, the movie garnered mostly negative reviews and wasn't hailed as a success.
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Droegemeier's expected nomination has been largely hailed by environmentalists due to his background in science.
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This is why Tarantino is often hailed as one of the quintessential filmmakers of postmodernism.
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Consumer and privacy advocates have hailed these laws as important first steps in regulating privacy.
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The ethanol industry hailed Trump's plan Tuesday, calling it a cleaner fuel choice for American.
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Even the poet for the opening reception hailed from a tribe that runs a casino.
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Mr. Kaine paid brief tribute to Republicans and also hailed Senator Bernie Sanders, whom Mrs.
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Ford was hailed by women's rights activists and sexual assault survivors for her public testimony.
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It was months behind schedule, but an ebullient Trump hailed it as a major victory.
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IT WAS HAILED by many, including The Economist, as a landmark result in quantum computing.
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Republicans were also quietly optimistic that the fragile truce — hailed as a "reset" — would hold.
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Droegemeier was hailed then as "an excellent choice — a highly qualified scientist," the Times reported.
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BJP general secretary Ram Madhav hailed the government's actions as ushering in a "glorious day".
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Tennessee lawmakers hailed Shaw for his "brave actions" in a ceremony last week, CNN reported.
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She is no longer hailed as a moral icon, but condemned for forsaking the oppressed.
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At the time, the move was hailed as making Tinder a much less creepy place.
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Fanning's appointment was one of many milestones the LGBT community hailed during the Obama administration.
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President Donald Trump congratulated the US Special Forces and hailed the mission as a victory.
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Human rights groups hailed Monday's transfer as evidence of Obama's commitment to closing the facility.
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Mr. Khan once hailed the Taliban there for waging a "holy war" against American occupiers.
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Filmmakers discussed their work with festival attendees, the majority of whom hailed from mid-Missouri.
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She hailed the tech industry as a model for government — a partner, not an antagonist.
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It was hailed as major turning point in the wider war against the terror group.
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More than half of his Documenta's 117 artists and groups hailed from the developing world.
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It is widely being hailed as the worst environmental disaster since the BP oil spill.
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A previous announcement hailed her hiring as the head of the school's girls soccer program.
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Some analysts hailed the line as a powerful, if belated, pitch for an elusive compromise.
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Pixar's "Coco" has been widely hailed for its supremely accurate cultural representations and stunning animation.
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Activists hailed the decision as a significant step for gay rights on the African continent.
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It has not been decided who would pay the new congestion tolls during hailed rides.
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Advocates hailed the announcement as a major step forward for human rights in the region.
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She stuffed two large garbage bags with clothes, diapers and formula, and hailed a taxi.
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An Uber driver Ms. Valle had hailed afterward saw her bleeding and called the police.
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Hated by one generation as brutalizers, they were hailed by the next as the brutalized.
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After four players accepted the offer at this tournament, it was hailed as a success.
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Minkah Fitzpatrick, the No. 11 pick in the 2018 N.F.L. draft, hailed from Old Bridge.
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The Nuggets won 43 games and he was hailed — not wrongly — as the franchise savior.
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Three people were killed, but it was hailed as a "miracle" for not being deadlier.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas hailed a "final agreement" to end the 10-year rift Thursday.
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Authorities hailed Wednesday's sweep at seven Mississippi food processing plants as a record-setting operation.
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Smith was hailed for his gesture, but it only dramatized the plight of today's twentysomethings.
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Since it was released last year, teenagers and celebrities like Drake have hailed the game.
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The 657 students in my graduating class hailed from all over the English-speaking Caribbean.
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They hailed from different regions, had different political styles and visions and espoused different policies.
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As the boat puttered along the waterfront, people warmly hailed the nurse from their homes.
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Those immigrants felt patronized and discriminated against by Israel's founders, who had hailed from Europe.
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Israel has hailed the World Holocaust Forum as the biggest international gathering in its history.
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Airbnb hailed the guidance in Europe as a good step toward consistency across the region.
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Iwakuni Mayor Yoshihiko Fukuda hailed the central government&aposs announcement as a "big step forward".
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The administration hailed its apparent success, with Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Anti-fracking group the Alliance for a Colombia Free of Fracking had hailed the ruling.
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A year ago, electric rental scooters were hailed as the next big thing in transportation.
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Some investors have hailed the net-zero announcement as groundbreaking, but others have been unimpressed.
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He is hailed as a change agent who can bring new thinking to the department.
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" Oscar-nominated screenwriter and actor Kumail Nanjiani also hailed Hawking's work, posting: "RIP Stephen Hawking.
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Others hailed Lyfts and spent the rides persuading drivers to switch to Uber full time.
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Redford hailed the NEA for contributing to the launch of his Sundance Institute in 1981.
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The observatory is hailed as the largest and most powerful solar telescope in the world.
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Hailed in a few local papers as a hero, Comstock gained a taste for notoriety.
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Under Orban, Hungary also pursues what he has hailed as good pragmatic relations with Russia.
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And Ms. Palin hailed him as a great truth teller, even apologizing for previous unpleasantries.
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Trump and the White House have hailed the conclusions as a victory for the president.
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LONDON — For four days in 2018, Veronika Didusenko was hailed as Ukraine's most beautiful woman.
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I was grinning for a good 20193 minutes after the results screen hailed my success.
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But despite recruiting classes hailed as some of the nation's best, the losses quickly mounted.
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Morales's critics, including the US government, have hailed these events as a democratic success story.
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Pinera hailed the deal in his Sunday night speech from the La Moneda presidential palace.
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Cobain has been hailed one of the greatest rock musicians and guitarists of all time.
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We hailed a boatman to row us across to the east bank of the Ganges.
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Democrats, meanwhile, hailed Ms. Yates as a principled defender of what she thought was right.
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Most recently, they developed what is being hailed as the world's smallest autonomous racing drone.
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Until recently, all hailed self-driving Waymos had a human safety driver behind the wheel.
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In a follow up news conference Sunday, FIFA President Gianni Infantino hailed the momentous announcement.
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"Black Panther" is being hailed an Oscar-quality blockbuster and has already broken presale records.
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Obama on Tuesday hailed FEMA's work as example of how the federal government helps citizens.
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The election of an openly gay student body president was initially hailed as another milestone.
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State Representative Paul Wesselhoft, involved in the campaign to return the painting, hailed the settlement.
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At first, Jewell was hailed as a hero by the press and a grateful nation.
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I fainted for a moment when Trump hailed himself as a leader of women's empowerment.
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By 210, Beginning With Children was being hailed as the city's most improved elementary school.
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And in legal circles abroad, he is sometimes hailed as a transformational force for Brazil.
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A first-round N.F.L. quarterback is typically hailed as the instant savior of his franchise.
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The movie was hailed for bringing African pride and beauty to a big-screen adventure.
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Trump hailed the agreement as a major advance in efforts to contain the opioid epidemic.
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Clinton posed for photos with the Western-educated interim leaders and hailed the promise of democracy.
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Six years ago today, when Steve Jobs introduced the device, it was widely hailed as revolutionary.
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Boeing, the world's largest plane maker, hailed the decision and hinted at an alternative for Bombardier.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Throughout the world, throngs of people hailed the end of the war in Europe.
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President Donald Trump has hailed Chinese leader Xi Jinping's authority over his own country's central bank.
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Johnson also hailed U.S. cooperation with China on cybersecurity as an achievement of the Obama administration.
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On one hand some hailed the casting for its diversity after it was announced in October.
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Aprosoja hailed INPI's opinion as "recognition" by the patent office that Intacta's patent is not valid.
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They mostly hailed from my parish, though a few came from neighboring parishes around our county.
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It's been hailed as a major victory for South Korea and for Asian cinema in general.
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TR: So you were hailed as the voice of Silicon Valley when you were ultimately elected.
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The failings have bruised the reputation of a housing program often hailed as a privatization success.
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NYX Professional Makeup Matte Bronzer: Another shade hailed by the beauty pros for its natural look.
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The frosting lovers were offended, while her fellow cake-only devotees hailed her as a hero.
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Since his death — and well before it, too – Mr. Bowie has been hailed as a visionary.
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Now they're being hailed as local heroes for talking a suicidal man down from possible death.
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The banking industry hailed the relief, while eager to see regulators put forward that additional relief.
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Kaskil hailed at trucks, but the automated rumblers were always too full to stop for them.
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She's also been hailed as the Queen of Snapchat, having garnered the most followers in 2016.
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The Monson case was IPOA's first investigation, and the body hailed the ruling as a triumph.
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I dragged myself out of bed and hailed a cab in the predawn rain and wind.
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Sabika hailed from Karachi, a city of 18 million people in southern Pakistan, reports Al Jazeera.
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Its waters, once hailed by Babur, a Mughal emperor, as "better than nectar", reek of effluents.
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Belgium coach Roberto Martinez hailed improvements in his side's "togetherness" as well as their attacking performance.
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Its rulers were hailed for hosting six-party talks aimed at curbing North Korea's nuclear programme.
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Human Rights Watch hailed Airbnb's delisting decision and, in a report on Tuesday, called on Booking.
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A school janitor was hailed a hero after he was able to subdue the alleged shooter.
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He's being hailed as a hero for saving a 3-week-old baby who stopped breathing.
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Jokowi's election in 25 was hailed by enthusiastic observers as a turning-point in Indonesian politics.
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Esquivel on Friday hailed the declassification of more U.S. documents as an "act of good faith".
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One, surnamed Zhou, hailed General Bai's strong faith but scorned any link between Islam and patriotism.
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Global Witness, a campaign group, hailed the breakthrough as the "biggest move against corruption in years".
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WHEN Emmanuel Macron won the French presidency last May, many hailed a new Franco-German dawn.
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Putin hailed the deal as one that could give a boost to the country's privatization drive.
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When he visited the city last year, Bosnia's president, Bakir Izetbegovic, hailed him as God's messenger.
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A few years later and she's being hailed as one of the country's newest bonafide stars.
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Donald Trump's shock victory in the U.S. presidential election is already being hailed as "Brexit 2.0"'.
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In Cambodia three-wheel tuk-tuks also chug along, ready to be hailed through a smartphone.
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In Washington, U.S. President Barack Obama hailed it as a "historic day" for protecting the planet.
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President Romney would be hailed as the second coming of Ronald Reagan — or maybe even better!
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The two have been widely hailed as heroes, but not by President Donald Trump — until Monday.
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The fruit of garcinia cambogia has been hailed by some as a powerful weight loss supplement.
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Our capacity to empathize with others is often hailed as the key to healing social divisions.
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The Pope's unscripted comments were hailed as his "strongest statement yet" on the sex abuse crisis.
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It makes me sick that she is being hailed as some kind of kind funny hero.
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During a 2014 visit to the school, the prime minister, David Cameron hailed the "extraordinary achievement".
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A third man, Micah Fletcher, 21, was seriously injured and has been hailed as a hero.
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Jared Polis -- Colorado Democrats who advocated for both undocumented immigrants -- hailed ICE's latest action both cases.
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Green groups hailed the rule, but some industry groups have already filed suit to block it.
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TWENTY years ago this newspaper published an essay that hailed a coming "golden age of discovery".
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They hailed from 28 countries and represented institutions with about $1.1 trillion in real estate assets.
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Shirley hailed the move as a "game changer," and it was — for candidates seeking federal office.
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Iran's president Rouhani said Tehran will resist U.S. pressure and hailed IRGC as defenders of Iranians.
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Republicans, who had argued that the payments were illegal, hailed the Government Accountability Office (GAO) opinion.
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Mr. Erdogan hailed the February meeting of the sons-in-law as a potential turning point.
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NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman hailed the event and its focus on giving back to the community.
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On Friday, Trump hailed the deal as a boon for the economies of all three countries.
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Even McConnell's conservative critics hailed his defense of Kavanaugh, which kept the Senate GOP conference unified.
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"We're not racists," said Cícero Carr, 60, an engineer whose great-great-grandfather hailed from Texas.
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But over time he alienated some indigenous supporters who had once hailed him as their champion.
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While Tesla is often hailed for design and innovation, manufacturing has proved more of a challenge.
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The majority, like Fisaha, hailed from Eritrea, an isolated, authoritarian state wedged between Sudan and Ethiopia.
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Evan McMullin was practically hailed as a hero for running third party in this past election.
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The administration hailed the recall as an effective partnership between the EPA and the private sector.
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Mr. Schwartz hailed the bank's success in cutting costs, which has helped the bank remain profitable.
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Women's rights campaigners hailed the ruling as a significant step forward for victims of emotional abuse.
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Krakauer's novel is hailed by many as one of the greatest adventure books of all time.
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" He also hailed the arrival of Acton, who he called an "incredibly talented engineer and visionary.
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Netanyahu has hailed the law as an historic moment for Israel and for the Zionist dream.
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She hailed a taxi and, as it moved past Columbus Circle, she mentioned Donald J. Trump.
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The Vizio P-Series has been hailed for its excellent image quality and relatively affordable price.
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Leaders of the Google walkout hailed as a model protests by McDonald's workers against sexual harassment.
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Hamm is hailed as a soccer icon and one of the best to play the game.
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At the conclusion of the summit, Trump hailed the talks as a historic, and personal, achievement.
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Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, hailed "the birth of the world's largest, free, industrialised economic zone".
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He, like Giuliani, was hailed in some quarters as a choice more sensible than stringently ideological.
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The selfless act likely saved Rodney's life and Josh is being deservedly hailed as a hero.
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Environmental groups that had opposed the development hailed the decision for protecting natural and water resources.
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The French Socialist government, which had backed the bill, hailed the new law as a victory.
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For one, the respondents disproportionately hailed from the biomedical and social sciences and English-speaking communities.
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He hailed union leader turned business tycoon Ramaphosa's role in starting to undo negative public perceptions.
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He was hailed as a hero by liberals when he teamed up with GOP moderates Sens.
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It was catnip for health reporters, who hailed "liberation therapy" as a romance-fueled medical triumph.
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The Montreal Protocol has been hailed as one of the greatest environmental success stories in history.
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Church liberals had hailed his call for a commission to look into the question of deacons.
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Both U.S. officials and the Taliban hailed progress after the talks with Khalilzad ended on Saturday.
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It's hailed as a classic now, but what was the reaction like when it was released?
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Startups that stood out for their capital efficiency hailed from both tech and life science sectors.
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Here, concerts became proving grounds for warring gangs who hailed from different corners of the city.
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His hiring had been hailed by pro-embargo forces as a good sign for their efforts.
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Recent blockbusters like Black Panther and Crazy Rich Asians, hailed as breakthroughs for African American and
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Trump on Friday hailed the company's decision to resume plans to build flat screens in Wisconsin.
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Their union has been hailed as giving the royals a more accessible, modern and inclusive image.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Phillip Halpern hailed the outcome of the case as a victory for truth.
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But just a few years ago, Mr. Ryan was hailed as the bright future of Republicans.
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Hutchins was widely hailed as a hero after halting the devastating WannaCry attack earlier this year.
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Afterward, Haley hailed the cuts as a harbinger of what to expect from the new administration.
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He's long been hailed for his short stories; his debut novel is Lincoln in the Bardo.
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Critics of Samsung hailed the verdict as a victory for transparency and the rule of law.
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Trump's moves were hailed by Israel and caused deep concern among major European allies of Washington.
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Burkina Faso's President Roch Kabore hailed the hostages' release and offered condolences to the soldiers' families.
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Patrick Ewing, the prize of the first lottery in 1985, was hailed as a Knicks' savior.
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" [The New York Times] • Russian state television hailed Boris as "one of the most advanced robots.
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Published constructors have hailed from 47 states plus D.C., six Canadian provinces and nine foreign countries.
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The concept was hailed by some for its simplicity, but it ultimately fizzled with his campaign.
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On the ground: Retaking the Islamic State's territory in Syria was hailed as a milestone victory.
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Other companies hailed as model global citizens include Unilever, Starbucks, Whole Foods, Mastercard, Danone and Chobani.
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In Germany, the chancellor hailed as Europe's leader for a decade is preparing to step down.
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"She is wanting to be hailed as a hero for stealing military secrets and state secrets."
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Allain hailed the contributions of the four players in helping the team reach such a peak.
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Brooks, meanwhile, was lionized in the South, where editors, mass meetings and student groups hailed him.
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Activists hailed Sunday's decision as a landmark ruling and an important step towards more gender equality.
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Hailed as a hero, he told a local paper that he had just done his job.
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But after releasing the critically hailed album "Pygmalion" in 1995, the group went on a hiatus.
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The senator hailed from a deep-red state, and the phones were ringing off the hook.
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And many in Major League Baseball's establishment hailed from a no less dirty rotten steroid era.
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Both YouTube and the music rights organization, known by its German acronym GEMA, hailed the deal.
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He railed against the vote and hailed Republicans for remaining unified in voting against both articles.
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BANGKOK — The Chinese woman hailed the cab and said she wanted to go to the hospital.
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Representative Elijah E. Cummings, the Democratic chairman of the oversight committee, hailed the appeals court's decision.
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On Saturday, Democratic leaders hailed the vote on language calling for fewer superdelegates as a milestone.
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Social conservatives have largely hailed the rapid pace of Senate confirmations of conservative Trump judicial nominees.
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Women's groups hailed that as a crucial step in cracking down on sexual violence on campuses.
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On one side, fast-moving lanes of app-hailed cars jockey to pick up their passengers.
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Reviews for the second season hailed BoJack Horseman as a smart, funny, and heartfelt animated series.
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Snapshot: A year ago, electrical scooters were hailed as the next big thing in personal transportation.
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The company has been hailed as one of the most ethical places to work in tech.
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In my box, there was actually only one wine from the U.S. (it hailed from California).
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It is already being hailed by other independent energy companies as a template for the future.
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Cuba has long hailed its elimination of racial segregation as one of the revolution's greatest achievements.
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Springer hailed the ruling as a victory over what it called an "unacceptably aggressive business practice".
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Lawmakers have hailed driverless cars for their power to save lives, reduce traffic and enhance mobility.
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Jamaicans attending the event hailed Singh's win as a triumph also for their Caribbean island nation.
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For Mr. Netanyahu, that hardly mattered; back home, his trip was widely hailed as a success.
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The rules, which also mandate crash data recorders and reversing cameras, were hailed by safety advocates.
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Friend, who attended many of the annual commemorations, was hailed as a special guest in 2014.
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While some on the left have hailed the book, libertarians and conservatives have attacked it online.
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Also on Twitter, Al Giordano hailed — and explained — the N.A.A.C.P.'s get-out-the-vote efforts.
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Not long ago, publishers were hailed as countercultural heroes for backing works that offended public sensibilities.
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Congressional Republicans hailed the decision as an affirmation of the president's power to maintain national security.
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Gavin Andresen was once hailed as heir to the mantle of Satoshi Nakamoto, bitcoin's anonymous creator.
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In October, Pompeo made his fourth visit to North Korea in 2018 and hailed "significant progress".
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Trump's plans were hailed as welcome and needed by the Republican governors of Arizona and Texas.
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Committee Chairman Greg Walden hailed the unanimity of Republicans on the committee in approving the bill.
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Born in 1736, Mamout hailed from one of the nomadic West African groups that spoke Fulani.
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ET on Investigation Discovery Federal officials hailed Burke's sentencing this week as proof of justice's far reach.
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When Scott was in his early 20s, he was being hailed as a potential rival of Woods.
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When Hillary Clinton clinched the Democratic nomination, it was hailed as a barrier-breaking moment for women.
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In a speech in Berlin, Lagarde hailed a "sustained and broadly shared upswing" in the global economy.
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Trump then floated the Latin American countries those voters could have hailed from, according to the Times.
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The victims of the attack hailed from 14 countries, and they were all young, glamorous and urbane.
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Imagine how much better The Dark Knight would have been if Harvey Dent had hailed from Toowoomba.
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When iTunes first started cataloguing podcasts, it was hailed as the next big thing for new media.
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Rubio had been hailed as the establishment choice after his third-place finish in the Iowa caucuses.
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" Her single "No Smoke" was hailed by Galore as "a new pop anthem for girls who DGAF.
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Many readers will recall that Obama's presidency was unironically hailed as the end of racism in America.
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The "Moonlight" win came in a year in which the Academy has been hailed for more diversity.
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Shortly before his death, bin Laden hailed the overthrow and death of Libya's strongman leader Moammar Gadhafi.
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" Rouhani also hailed Russia-Iran cooperation in Syria, saying "our role in the region is quite significant.
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Pakistani politician Imran Khan hailed Castro as "an iconic revolutionary leader" who stood against the United States.
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The episode was hailed by reproductive rights groups, but was boycotted and ridiculed by pro-life advocates.
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This year, 34% of the Museum's visitors were international tourists (14% of those tourists hailed from China).
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Their catalogue of more than 2500 pages, released in June, was hailed as a major publishing achievement.
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Lynch, it appears, is being hailed as a fresh voice and not a legacy Papa John's insider.
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The migrants, half of which identified as under 18, hailed from Eritrea, Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Iraq, and Pakistan.
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At one, Chadwick Boseman whaled on the drums and Lupita N'yongo was hailed as the best dancer.
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This is Turkey, the European Union candidate country once hailed as a champion of the Arab Spring.
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Lopez Obrador had hailed the preliminary estimate showing the economy advancing, albeit minimally, in the second quarter.
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The message that no one is above the law is hailed as a critical advancement for democracy.
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The retreat is hailed as Thomas Jefferson's "most personal, most mature architectural accomplishment" on the home's website.
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Assange's lawyer, Per Samuelson, hailed Sweden's decision to drop the investigation as "a total victory for us".
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Qualcomm hailed the decision as a victory in its sprawling global battle with Apple over intellectual property.
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When he rolled out a list of foreign-policy advisers, they largely hailed from previous Bush administrations.
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But it has been widely hailed as the first major advancement in tattoo removal in 20 years.
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Hailed at 10:53, this UberX's ETA was 10:56 but it actually arrived at 10:54.
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Both pro- and anti-Brexit MPs hailed it as a victory for the legislature over the executive.
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Cancer Research UK's decision to join Sedex was hailed by charity bodies as a boost for transparency.
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That side hailed from the easternmost reach of Ukraine, and went by the name of Zorya Luhansk.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hailed his decision, which reversed decades of U.S. policy, as a "historic landmark".
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Abdul Aziz, 20, was hailed for confronting the shooter at the second mosque and preventing more deaths.
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Ms Rooney, who was born in 1991, is often hailed—and assailed—as "first great millennial novelist".
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One of their loudest television mouthpieces, Vahid Yaminpour, hailed his "ejection from an aircraft in free fall".
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This formula, along with the rest of the joint report, was hailed in both Brussels and Dublin.
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We walked about a block down the street and hailed another taxi to return to the Village.
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The website was hailed as the easiest way to shop for bras online by Observer in March.
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Ram Madhav, general secretary of Modi's BJP, hailed the government's actions as ushering in a "glorious day".
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This evolution has been widely hailed as a triumph of meritocracy over privilege, and professionalism over amateurism.
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Upon arrival, he hailed a moped taxi to take him to one of the city's top hotels.
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Officials hailed the move as the first time America had branded a national army a terrorist outfit.
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First it's hate the cops in the last video, now it's the ultimate feminist video being hailed.
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It was hailed as a "one of a kind" deal by ADNOC's Chief Executive Sultan al-Jaber.
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So Tillerson may have arrived in China talking tough, but his departure was hailed by Chinese cheering.
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Some news reports hailed Hutchins as a "hero" at the time, a label he shied away from.
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The nomination of Gorsuch is being hailed by the Trump administration as one of its biggest accomplishments.
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Iran hailed Nimr as a "martyr" and warned Saudi Arabia's ruling Al Saud family of "divine revenge".
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Monthly potlucks were themed to the cuisines of different countries, often those from which the residents hailed.
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Now, filled to the brim with crab and charlie, my date excitedly hailed us a tuk tuk.
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Meanwhile, Trump has hailed the camps as, "well run and clean" despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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Most urgently, speakers hailed the seven lawsuits to stymie Trump's new Presidential Commission on Voter Integrity. Rev.
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One Iowa winner who didn't go on to win the nomination, Tom Harkin, hailed from the state.
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According to an anatomical analysis, S. elliottorum and D. matildae's ancestors hailed from South America, Poropat said.
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Circuit Court Judge Rosemarie Aquilina has been hailed as a champion of the women attacked by Nassar.
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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and EU commissioner in charge of enlargement Johannes Hahn hailed the vote.
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If DeepMind can beat Lee, the victory will be hailed as a major milestone in AI research.
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The Major Bailey hailed from Jack and Charlie's earlier joint called Puncheon at 42 West 49th Street.
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If officials hailed these imaginary cars, the ride would mysteriously get canceled before they got picked up.
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Hailed as a miracle remedy, the drug is squirted into the nose or injected into a muscle.
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Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett is regularly hailed as having one of the world's best business minds.
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Hailed as a hero by some, Swiss courts sentenced him in absentia to five years in jail.
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Committee leaders last week hailed it as a proposal to get the Yucca project back on track.
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Simmons is hailed by many as a transcendent talent, a point guard in a power forward's body.
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Genetically modified seeds have been planted around the world and hailed as a solution to global hunger.
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When his writing caught on with American readers, he was hailed as a master of the form.
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UNHCR chief Filippo Grandi hailed Mustapha for helping to foster peace and rebuild communities devastated by violence.
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Over the years, I got to know several shopkeepers, most of whom hailed from throughout rural China.
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In statements distributed by Amazon, the governors and mayors representing the three sites all hailed the decision.
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The attendees hailed the finalists and spoke of the importance of ensuring equal opportunity for young women.
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Finally, Graham-Cassidy is being hailed as a federalist approach to addressing the many problems with ObamaCare.
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What was it about the film, now hailed as a masterpiece, that riled the Prime Minister so?
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In 2000, roughly 98 percent of the 1.6 million migrants caught at the border hailed from Mexico.
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He also hailed Anthony Kennedy for his impact on the high court over the past three decades.
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On Friday, June 9, the film already hailed as "the scariest movie of 2017" will hit theaters.
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Playing to progressives, he hailed her as an advocate for action on climate change and gay rights.
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Trump hailed the pact as a major victory, one that fulfilled a campaign promise to redo NAFTA.
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They were driving away in their pickup, taking stock of what happened, when a stranger hailed them.
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Since its inception, LinkedIn has been hailed as the "professional network," considering itself a Facebook for business.
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Earlier this year, Xu, in his advisory role, proposed measures to alleviate poverty and hailed China's president.
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What does it mean if this tool, hailed as accurate to the third decimal point, is unreliable?
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The American Farm Bureau Federation, the nation's largest agricultural trade group, hailed the development in a statement.
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In fact, he grew up in the same very tony Chicago suburb — Kenilworth — from which Percy hailed.
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"All Too Well" has been hailed as Swift's all-time best song by critics and fans alike.
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"When 5 Democrats voted with us to impeach Clinton they were not exactly hailed as heroes." pic.twitter.
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On their second date, standing outside an Irish bar in Washington's Chinatown, Mr. Keenan hailed a cab.
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The talks, which began on December 6, were hailed as a step toward peace in the region.
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Ramaphosa has promised to fight rampant corruption and revitalize the economy, a message hailed by foreign investors.
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The move was hailed as a victory by those pushing for better working conditions for Uber's drivers.
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Pence hailed the cease-fire as the way to end the bloodshed caused by Turkey&aposs invasion.
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Mark Warner and Tim Kaine, both Virginia Democrats, hailed the measure becoming law in a joint statement.
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Environmental groups hailed the bill as an important first step in dealing with the growing PFAS problem.
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The young people hailed from spots around the globe, like Nigeria, Austria, the Marshall Islands, and Mauritius.
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After the meetings, Netanyahu hailed a "historic outline" that would recognize the contributions of the Druze community.
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Megan McCain hailed her father in a teary monologue during her return to "The View" on Monday.
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On Thursday, President Trump hailed "another successful event," saying he was "very, very proud" of the military.
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The announcement sent supporters of the deal, companies and other nations reeling, while opponents hailed the move.
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Proponents have hailed the legislation as a positive step forward in ensuring companies don't misuse citizen's data.
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Dwight Eisenhower's family was originally called Eisenhauer and hailed from Karlsbrunn, close to the German-French border.
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He has repeatedly hailed the tax cuts at campaign rallies for GOP candidates ahead of the Nov.
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Approaching climate change, she's hailed the enthusiasm of the Green New Deal supporters without endorsing the proposal.
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Hovering at 30 years old, I took that as the ultimate insult, so I hailed a cab.
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Lastly, there was singlo, which also hailed from Fujian and was produced south of the Wuyi mountains.
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The freshest example in film is sneakily packaged in what was hailed as a subversive, feminist comedy.
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He had long been hailed as a smart player and he proved a capable announcer as well.
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But Fountain is now widely hailed as one of the most important works of twentieth-century art.
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Valentina Matviyenko, speaker of the upper house, hailed the victory as a moral one over the West.
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The deal has been hailed as a major step forward for the legitimacy of cryptocurrencies in Thailand.
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The black screen turned a deep shade of red, and just like that, I hailed a cab.
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Business groups immediately hailed the vote, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and major tech industry organizations.
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They hailed it as a sign that the Trump administration was too dysfunctional to get anything done.
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James Shaw Jr. has been hailed as a hero for wrestling the gun away from the shooter.
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Neil Portnow, president and chief executive officer of the Recording Academy, hailed the honorees in a statement.
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"Love, Simon" was hailed for featuring a queer relationship in an otherwise traditional, lighthearted rom-com setup.
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He is hailed as a savior by his fans and as a crypto-fascist by his critics.
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For the last 30 years, virtual reality has been hailed as the future of computing and entertainment.
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Overseas, he's long been hailed as a groundbreaking experimentalist, stretching ballet to unprecedented extremes, daringly questioning convention.
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" He hailed the crowds that gathered outside Downing Street as a "wonderful mosaic of diversity and inclusion.
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Animals were among the first silent film stars, and they've been hailed as natural performers ever since.
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" Two months later, in his farewell address, Barack Obama hailed "this generation coming up — unselfish, altruistic, creative.
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Many hailed him as a valuable business partner and a potentially transformative figure in the Middle East.
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The president also hailed the "extraordinary success" of his administration's first year, and stayed uncharacteristically on script.
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He also hailed a "very bold move" by China's central bank to limit dealings with North Korea.
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Tthe odor hailed from a massive spill of MCHM, a chemical foam that's used to wash coal.
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It is this evidence, after all, that was pointed to when Asperger was hailed as a hero.
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Another employee from in the US hailed Google's prep, though questioned whether some of it was overkill.
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When Infantino hired Maduro in 2016, the move was hailed as a sign of a reformed FIFA.
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Weinstein's conviction was hailed as a victory for the #MeToo movement against sexual misconduct by powerful men.
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His conviction was hailed as a victory for the #MeToo movement against sexual misconduct by powerful men.
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Some have hailed the country for breaking the spell of catastrophe; others have been far more guarded.
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That happy, homogenous country is hailed by American liberals such as Bernie Sanders as a socialist paradise.
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List leader Ayman Odeh hailed it as the best result ever for Arab parties in Israeli elections.
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But Maduro, in an address to the nation, hailed what he called the National Assembly's 'new leadership.
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A few days later, I left my apartment and hailed a cab to go to the airport.
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Ms. Mayer, now 42, was hailed as a savior when she left Google for Yahoo in 20143.
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I put in SROS, but what are really being hailed on Broadway in this puzzle are CABS.
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His performance showcased the qualities for which he was initially hailed: vocal richness, stylish phrasing, impassioned delivery.
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She has been hailed by Bono and Shonda Rhimes for her singular voice and stinging political commentary.
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In a statement Friday, MALDEF hailed the ruling but noted it still believes DACA to be legal.
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McLoughlin is a New York police officer who has been hailed for his work on social media.
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All five House switchers hailed from the South, which long had been a bastion of Democratic politics.
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Mercedes' five times world champion Lewis Hamilton, a boyhood rival in karting, hailed Kubica's strength and determination.
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On Sunday, President Xi hailed the positive trend, and urged businesses to resume work and safeguard jobs.
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The first, a woman hailed as a groundbreaking choice, withdrew for reasons that were never made clear.
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" Nelson hailed the ruling as well, calling it "a significant milestone for consumer protections on the internet.
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" He hailed the politically friendly GOP report on Friday, saying that the Russian investigation "MUST END NOW.
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" In a telegram, the Russian culture minister, Vladimir Medinsky, hailed Mr. Burdonsky as a "many-faceted talent.
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Many white people found his acquittal unthinkable, while many blacks rejoiced and hailed him as a hero.
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" In 2000, the Boston Academy presented a critically hailed production of Kurt Weill's "Lady in the Dark.
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The British hailed the pact, establishing the independent state of Zimbabwe, as a triumph for their diplomacy.
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It was hailed as the largest event in the U.S. for a leader of a foreign nation.
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When her predecessor choked up in public, Ms. Bachelet said, he was hailed as a sensitive man.
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In mid-2628, China and Iran signed a raft of agreements hailed as a 28503-year partnership.
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Trump publicly hailed Flynn's change of attorneys, but the relationship between his defense and prosecutors quickly soured.
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Issued under the authority of the 1972 Clean Water Act, the rule has been hailed by environmentalists.
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He has frequently hailed coal as a necessity for the economic betterment of rural workers (read: voters).
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