You know it's a tight race when Amy Adams and Annette Bening are shut out despite critically lauded performances in equally lauded films.
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Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 was widely lauded when it launched last year Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 was widely lauded when it launched last year Spoiler number two alert !!
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Some lauded him as a hero – others, a traitor.
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Narongsak Osatanakorn lauded the cooperation between Thai and international rescuers.
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During his 2008 speech, Obama lauded open and diverse societies.
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At a campaign rally in Missoula Thursday, Trump lauded Rep.
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The guy was lauded and asked to go on interviews.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio lauded the officer for his bravery.
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On stage, the royal lauded Phelps's accomplishments in the pool.
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Here are a few other noted "victories" lauded by change.
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Men are lauded for their roles as fathers and leaders.
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Kimmel has previously lauded the hospital on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Merck Canada lauded the step in a statement on Monday.
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Pixar has been lauded for so long that it has
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" Christie lauded the president's decision, saying Trump "deserves great credit.
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Several times Alabama's highly lauded defense had him trapped, absolutely.
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Officers who kill them are congratulated, lauded, and given medals.
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When President Trump tarred some countries, he also lauded one.
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They were lauded as perhaps the best basketball team ever.
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Because Dyson is so lauded, it can be pretty pricey.
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A CNN focus group comprised of Democratic voters lauded Rep.
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Sampaio's hiring was lauded, but also too little too late.
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Both critics and audiences lauded Pixar's 2017 animated film "Coco."
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In Congress, Bera has been lauded for his bipartisan style.
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Cuomo and De Blasio lauded New York's gun control laws.
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Mr. Sessions was lauded by fellow Republicans for his efforts.
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Others told the student paper that they lauded the decision.
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Until recently, Brazil had been lauded as an environmental leader.
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Indeed, this fighting force — lauded by no less than Gen.
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John Bolton has long been lauded by the Republican right.
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Both the FCC and the DOJ lauded the judge's decision.
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He lauded the heroic actions of those volunteer security members.
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Democrats lauded the news that a formal investigation has begun.
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It was critically lauded even by their earlier synthpop haters.
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As the agency's lauded director steps down, Trump must carefully consider a replacement As the agency's lauded director steps down, Trump must carefully consider a replacement "Fugate, don't fuck this up," President Obama said.
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It was even lauded (with caveats) by Greenpeace, an advocacy organization.
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Apple's chief executive lauded the "successful implementation" of GDPR on Wednesday.
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That he will have a voice that is supported and lauded.
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He also lauded a ban on online gambling announced by Cambodia.
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"Roma" is one of the most lauded films of the year.
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Allison's decision to remain a virgin would be lauded, not ridiculed.
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Its boss, Elon Musk, lauded the achievement, SpaceX's heaviest payload yet.
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His other credits include the critically lauded pictures Hunger and Shame.
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Their safe and efficient landing was lauded by customers, including Justice.
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Both Spotify and Pandora have directly lauded the bill as well.
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Davidson lauded West for speaking publicly about his mental health issues.
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Versace had the hard task of following the lauded People vs.
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The conglomerate model was lauded -- it was seen as a positive.
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The Bills lauded Wright for his dedication to his new team.
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I wasn't even a fan of her much-lauded folding method.
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One even lauded its ability to endure harsh Canadian weather conditions.
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Then, the much-lauded third installment of the show, "Ojichan," arrives.
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Charlotte coach Steve Clifford lauded his second unit as true professionals.
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The white supremacists who lauded Trump with cries of 'Hail, Trump!
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ECG/EKG was easily the new Apple Watch's most lauded feature.
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Rihanna has been lauded for bringing disruption to the beauty industry.
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" Trump in the statement lauded the kingdom as a "steadfast partner.
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Democratic lawmakers have lauded Lighthizer for his work on the issue.
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His parents, his doctor and the cleaning woman lauded his illustrations.
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Mike Huckabee (R) similarly lauded Pelosi for her stance on Omar.
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That event was lauded as a glorious bipartisan rebuke of Trump.
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When he retired the following year, the company lauded his vision.
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Finland is often lauded as the gold standard of teacher preparation.
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She was widely lauded for continuing to bond with the baby.
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Scientists, activists and journalists lauded Braasch's work in statements on Monday.
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The crown prince lauded a "moderate Islam" that embraces the world.
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Andrew Cuomo should be lauded for doubling down on those efforts.
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Her activism has been lauded by media organizations around the world.
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In these cases, progressives lauded these boycotters as champions of equality.
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He&aposs been lauded for his intelligence since he was young.
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Among her most lauded later roles with the company was Salome.
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While many lauded Ms. Lemkau's message, some found the decision unusual.
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Critics have lauded the Telluride's luxury-like ride quality and amenities.
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Kelly was lauded for his military background and sense of discipline.
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While the Yankees lauded Sanchez's swing, it hardly thrilled the Rays.
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" Concurrently, news outlets variously lauded the expansion as "progressive" and "empowering.
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ZhongAn is widely lauded for being China's first digital-only insurance platform.
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Netflix is often lauded as the torchbearer for the modern television revolution.
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You can buy that much-lauded model for between $200 and $5.13.
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But Watt died in his 80s, rich and lauded by his fellows.
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Digital rights activists lauded Trump's decision to kill the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Trump also lauded his anticipated "big crowds in Manchester" in his tweet.
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Rwanda is often lauded for its strong representation of women in government.
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Some members had lauded Rodger as a hero of the incel movement.
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Obama lauded "patriotic Muslim Americans" who fight in the U.S. armed forces.
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Faye is deemed a success, she's lauded and mourned throughout the narrative.
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Hospital spokesman Andy Brodzeller lauded the boy's generosity and the community response.
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Eliot Peper has been lauded as the heir to William Gibson's throne.
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Reagan lauded a federal deficit at 3.4 percent of gross national product.
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That movie's treatment of Vanessa and its female characters has been lauded.
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A top Salt Lake City newspaper on Wednesday evening lauded Utah Sen.
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Taco Bueno was lauded for its value, food quality and staff friendliness.
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They also lauded her address at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
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No, we're not talking about her oft-lauded email newsletter, Lenny Letter.
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It was Ms Crumb's most visible role, but not her most lauded.
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Republican senator from Tennessee, still widely lauded for a question he asked
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Macron lauded nascent European defence integration initiatives independent of the United States.
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Additionally, the association lauded the effort to stabilize the markets from Sens.
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Mr. Toomey also had lauded its potential for creating jobs in Pennsylvania.
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Kenneth Branagh's "Cinderella" (2015) has been lauded for its costumes and simplicity.
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In turn, the six victims, now adults, were lauded for their endurance.
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Comey had previously lauded the FBI's decision to publicly condemn the memo.
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You will either be lauded by future generations or vilified by them.
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She was almost universally lauded as the greatest singer in pop music.
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"Lemonade" by Beyoncé from 2016 was lauded as a stunning breakup album.
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He'd been lauded by Oprah Winfrey in an interview before his entrance.
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He was the only one you could point to as being lauded.
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Singapore has been lauded globally for its approach in managing the outbreak.
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Trump has lauded the Mexican government for curbing flows since the deal.
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They were lauded by the press, and the attention transformed his business.
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Andrew Cuomo, who has been lauded for his leadership during the pandemic.
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It's a substance lauded by Silicon Valley figures with questionable medical expertise.
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It was his team's widely lauded run game that did the talking.
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The proposal, lauded by some, prompted criticism from Israelis, Palestinians and others.
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He is lauded for his prescient negative calls on Enron and Tyco.
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Mr. Churkin, on the same day, lauded her track record in politics.
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She started Chicago's nationally lauded program of waste reduction and environmental sustainability.
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Soon after, John Berry, the company's longtime, critically lauded artistic director, resigned.
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The antiseptic qualities of heat and light are much lauded, I know.
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Chanos is lauded for his prescient negative calls on Enron and Tyco.
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He dismissed protesters as "stooges of the United States," lauded Maj. Gen.
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White supremacist leaders David Duke and Richard Spencer both lauded Trump's remarks.
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The Rhode Island model was lauded by former drug czar, Michael Boticelli.
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Norway, like the rest of Scandinavia, is often lauded for its progressiveness.
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"Scream," a standout on Grimes' critically-lauded Art Angels LP, was born.
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And before her lauded foray into journalism, she used to be a teacher.
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Beychella has been lauded as one of the greatest performances of all time.
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The show has been lauded by audiences on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Porat has been lauded on Wall Street for reining in Google's "moonshot" projects.
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Lamar's DAMN has been lauded for its muscular rapping and rich, complex themes.
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In a tweet posted Monday, Herring lauded the decision by the high court.
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Television anchors and columnists lauded Mr Trump's promises to rebuild relations with Russia.
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" Walsh lauded Roy for his incredible work, calling Travis "one of his heroes.
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Support from activists, who in 2014 lauded Orta as a hero, has dwindled.
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In the statement, Cook lauded Didi's position in China's innovative iOS developer community.
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He said the EU had to change, and he lauded Hungary's Viktor Orbán.
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" He lauded jurors "for their diligence throughout this incredibly difficult and heartbreaking trial.
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She was lauded by Pitchfork and nominated for a Best New Artist Grammy.
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Many have lauded Apple's "Services" business — the App Store, Apple Music, iCloud, etc.
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He definitely recovered after that, and was lauded for his work at CIT.
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North Korea's state media have lauded the thaw in relations with South Korea.
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Now, the little girl is being lauded as a hero in her community.
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Doug Andres, spokesperson for House Speaker Paul Ryan, lauded the White House plan.
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The year before, Renee Zellweger was lauded for her work supporting ALS research.
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Image: Parks CanadaThe effort is being lauded by conservationists and local indigenous peoples.
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His nomination in November was even lauded by a Klu Klux Klan leader.
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In a statement, UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn lauded Castro's "many" achievements.
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Laura Kelly, who took office in January, lauded the court's decision on Friday.
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His Life Now Boston and the world lauded him a hero for surviving.
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During the campaign, of course, Trump very publicly and repeatedly lauded the criminals.
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And though I was lauded for not breaking character, my character was broken.
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International financial institutions, impressed by the country's strong GDP growth, lauded the president.
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Netflix's 13 Reasons Why has been lauded for its depiction of sexual assault.
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Rubio lauded the incident as a portrait of the young man's selfless character.
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It was lauded as one of the largest drug busts in U.S. history.
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Such is the magnetism and magnanimity of New Orleans' lauded chef and restaurateur.
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Celebrities like Alex Rodriguez, Jordyn Woods, and Sarah Hyland lauded the couple's style.
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Eskelsen Garcia lauded the victories made by teachers across the country this year.
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The police chief lauded Abigail's character, and the empathy she showed toward others.
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Modernism lauded the abstraction of white forms and derided earthy verisimilitude in sculpture.
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He has promised to open China's markets and lauded lower barriers to entry.
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For centuries, artists and writers have lauded the beauty of the Swiss lakes.
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Finally, Get Out — Jordan Peele's much-lauded directorial debut — continues to stick around.
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And she is lauded for having the stiffest upper lip in the realm.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders lauded the bill's passage in a statement.
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More DJs lauded for their house sets liberated and expanded their techno collections.
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Not all company efforts to fix the diversity issue have been lauded, however.
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While lauded as the future of interfaces, few chatbots have seen widespread use.
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Kim Reynolds lauded the plan to "bring sustainable and affordable energy" to Iowa.
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Beyoncé has been lauded as an icon for empowering women through her lyrics.
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In one interview earlier this year, Biden lauded Sanders' experience fighting income inequality.
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Before "Phantom Thread," Johnny Greenwood's "Inherent Vice" (2014) was also lauded by critics.
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Trump has lauded the Mexican government for curbing flows since the June deal.
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" When Mr. Charpenel was hired in May, El Museo lauded his "global vision.
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And a Fox News program that lauded the officer as a war hero.
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Outgoing Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel, a senior SPD member, lauded the French proposals.
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A. O. Scott lauded Mr. Day-Lewis in his review for The Times.
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Trump, in turn, lauded Van Drew, who stood alongside him at the rally.
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He's hailed stop-and-frisk policing and lauded police for roughing up suspects.
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He lauded his decision to fire James B. Comey as the F.B.I. director.
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But one participant in the agency's lauded whistle-blower program isn't so sure.
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Flynn had been lauded for his help in those investigations by Mueller's team.
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Yet for backing the execution, Clinton was lauded for being tough on crime.
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Trump lauded the Supreme Court's decision as a major victory for his administration.
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He also lauded his wife for her work putting together the springtime gathering.
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It also helps that Marvel has a track record of critically-lauded movies.
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He's being lauded by some Republicans while some Democrats are left feeling frustrated.
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Trump lauded his pick to lead the Justice Department in a Friday statement.
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Even the much-discussed, generally lauded first season faced its share of criticism.
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The court's decision has since been both lauded and ridiculed in Italian media.
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In particular, pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer lauded the administration's plan to target drug rebates.
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O. J. Simpson miniseries on FX has been lauded by audiences and critics alike.
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Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, lauded the Sanders plan.
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He has lauded increased domestic production of oil and natural gas via the technique.
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Why wasn't I being lauded like the others who had recounted a sexual "conquest"?
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Lot of support poured in for Kaur and she was lauded for being "strong".
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These brands were lauded for their inclusivity in both promotional materials and product offerings.
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Tesla is often lauded for its software updates and the new features they bring.
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She laughed when she heard they've become somewhat lauded and known on social media.
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GM's hands-free driver assistance system, Super Cruise, has been lauded for its capabilities.
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Pai has long opposed the rules, and lauded the court's decision in a statement.
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I ask her if she gets bored of being lauded during select award seasons.
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" Paltrow&aposs Instagram followers lauded her with compliments saying, "best costume ever" and "genius.
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The officer is being lauded for containing a situation that could have turned violent.
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With Spacey gone, though, she has assumed title role in the lauded political thriller.
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A man altering his physical appearance is a highly lauded commitment to the Academy.
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Sadly, she died right before her lauded English pop music crossover record was released.
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Deters also lauded the quick thinking of zoo employees to spare the boy's life.
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He was a noted figure, lauded for adopting a child from a deprived neighbourhood.
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Good Girls Revolt isn't nearly as thoughtful or meticulously plotted as AMC's lauded show.
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Each of them lauded the heroics of the pilot, Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger III.
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His appearance in the Academy Award-winning Into The Woods was lauded by many.
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Presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Democrats in Congress also lauded the ruling.
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Leonardo da Vinci has long been lauded as one of the world's greatest thinkers.
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The next day, Trump lauded the Secret Service for its handling of the incident.
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S. non-profit, lauded APR's ambitions to conserve such a large amount of land.
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The sheriff's office lauded the deputy's quick-thinking and his handling of the encounter.
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In 2016, Ott was lauded with College Art Association's Distinguished Teaching in Art Award.
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This waiver received conditional approval and has been publicly lauded by Secretary Tom Price.
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The last "key level" was 1,812, which was lauded as the market's potential low.
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Its share price has climbed by 40%, while its journalists are lauded as heroes.
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Sanders has been both lauded and criticized for a certain redundancy in his messaging.
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His most lauded book was "Stonewall Jackson: The Man, the Soldier, the Legend" (1997).
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Without a Veterans Affairs nominee to tout, Trump instead lauded Wilkie, the interim leader.
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While he attributed the train fire to passengers, he lauded Pakistan's army chief, Gen.
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But Hellman lauded the group for recommending that avenues for filing complaints be clarified.
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If Kelly can help bring those elements together, he'll be lauded as a hero.
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One chef lauded Holborn Dining Room as a standout spot for traditional British fare.
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Hilbert lauded how Dyer has "been able to highlight this issue" far beyond Oklahoma.
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The platform's commitment to user privacy has been lauded by journalists and rights groups.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin actually lauded Corker during a CNBC interview regarding tax reform.
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At the time it seemed Jordan was expecting to be lauded for his efforts.
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The former Illinois congressman lauded gun rights at Business Insider's Republican debate in September.
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He repeatedly lauded their hard work, and spoke of his "tremendous feeling" for Mexicans.
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The Israeli government has lauded Trump's pledge to follow through with the embassy move.
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Wade, that much-lauded, much-maligned 1973 decision, was no longer a criminal act.
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But while many people lauded Ms. Baloch, others celebrated her death on social media.
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Beshear lauded the success of ObamaCare in his state during his opposition-party rebuttal.
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And again, we believe Waller-Bridge should be the one lauded on Sunday evening.
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As is typical of so many federal blue-ribbon commissions, this effort was lauded.
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Critic Score: 6% that was lauded for its cast but criticized for its plot.
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Friends, family members, coaches and teammates have lauded Pulisic's level head and humble attitude.
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" Boeing lauded the delivery of the aircraft, calling it an "exciting and historic day.
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Spray-tanning is usually lauded as a safer, more responsible alternative to sun bathing.
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The effectiveness of Druva's technology has been lauded by a large list of customers.
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"Eat more cashews," said a friend who lauded my efforts to stay drug free.
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Historians lauded the discovery as a crucial missing piece of the broader American story.
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CICIG was lauded as an example for other corruption-beleaguered governments throughout Latin America.
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On Tuesday, when Mr. Biden made his announcement, environmental activists largely lauded the plan.
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He was lauded as the must-see doctor who worked with America's best gymnasts.
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Meanwhile, South Korea's coronavirus strategy has been lauded as a model for other countries.
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Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross lauded the heroism and professionalism of his SWAT officers.
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Bees are praised for their pollination skills and ants are lauded for their industry.
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A year ago, Mr. Trump lauded the firm for manufacturing in the United States.
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Mark Meadows (North Carolina), Jim Jordan (Ohio) and Nunes, lauded Trump's choice of Ratcliffe.
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Earlier this month, China's foreign ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang lauded Japan for supporting China.
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His boss-to-be lauded his "energy and enthusiasm" in a jubilant text message.
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It is also home to one of the country's most lauded new restaurants, Fleet.
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And the first two seasons of Jill Soloway's much-lauded "Transparent" arrive on SundanceTV.
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He lauded Ewing for the commitment he made once they decided he would stay.
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Hemsworth was lauded in the comments of his video by organizations and fellow celebrities.
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This is another pairing that, according to Parikh, should be lauded for its realism.
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While he was deemed a terrorist in the US, he was lauded in Iran.
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The Oklahoma senators introduced the nominee, lauded his qualifications, and urged rapid Senate approval.
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Officer Movio, who stopped Mr. Amri, was also lauded, albeit with slightly less enthusiasm.
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The incident caused Stefanik to be lauded by fellow Republicans but lambasted by Democrats.
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Grace Road Group's business ventures have been lauded by Fiji's highest levels of government.
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Source: CNBC Blankfein is widely lauded for steering Goldman through the 2008 financial crisis.
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Israel was among those who lauded Anthony's heroics in the days following the shooting.
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Shaheen on Monday lauded the Justice Department's efforts to probe into Sputnik's internal structure.
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Mayor Kimberley Sims lauded Monte's efforts in an interview with the Detroit Free Press.
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Air Canada was lauded as "innovative" when it came to creating healthy dining options.
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He was lauded for a "strategic" decision to make a visual statement of contrition.
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Former KKK leader David Duke and white supremacist Richard Spencer both lauded Trump's remarks.
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New York State Attorney General Tish James lauded the decision in a tweet Friday.
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She has been lauded by Foreign Policy, Time, Forbes, and the Oslo Freedom Forum.
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Bernie Sanders lauded President Obama for discussing climate change and the fight against ISIS.
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Labels allowed bands to experiment, and prog was lauded by critics who recognised the ambition.
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Other fans, meanwhile, complimented the women on their appearance and lauded them for their looks.
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He was there for the signing and lauded the moves in a series of interviews.
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He was lauded by the Rio crowd, with one banner proclaiming "Phelps Greatest Olympian Ever".
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Or is there some giant conspiracy to rid the world of its most lauded figures?
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The Warriors were the more lauded team, but the Spurs had a better point differential.
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Although Trump lauded the special counsel's final report, Mueller's appointment angered Trump from the start.
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The overhaul envisioned by a sibling company of Google has been lauded for its innovations.
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New York Republicans lauded the move, echoing the connection to the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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Raya has always lauded itself as a more exclusive dating app — and it definitely is.
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He's been lauded by investors for leading the company through its best year since 2013.
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Some lauded Sandberg simply for her willingness to speak up on women's issues at all.
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Family groups are lauded in Europe as long-term investors who see beyond quarterly earnings.
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Stephen Sondheim Probably the most lauded and certainly the most decorated living lyricist in America.
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The room was filled with lauded chef talent, their fans, representatives from their respective countries.
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The strategy is being lauded by Australia's ruling government and even the country's opposition party.
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He lauded Chatbooks for reeling in users who had never tried photo-printing services before.
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When Amazon recently bought WiFi router company Eero, the news was lauded by tech Twitter.
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Even the lauded Google Pixel 2 XL struggles to keep up with the P20 Pro.
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Welch was greatly lauded at the time, but he was deeply wrong, especially about finance.
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At the time we lauded the clean design and the strength of the core idea.
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THE world's most lauded environmental treaty could be about to notch up a new success.
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Koller lauded his midfield for tracking back and snapping at the heels of Portugal's forwards.
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But, unusual as it was, China's Ambassador Liu Jieyi abstained and Trump lauded the success.
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Just a few years ago, A Quiet Passion was lauded for its portrayal of Dickinson.
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Pianist Philip Glass and jazz saxophonist Wayne Shorter will also be lauded at the event.
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Capitol Counsel Partner Shannon Finley lauded Jablon's experience and connections as a boon for clients.
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The Georgia Democrat lauded Ellison as the best candidate to take on the Trump administration.
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But Falwell lauded Trump in a lengthy introduction that he offered to neither Vermont Sen.
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I loved and lauded the universal-fit Kaiser 10s from Noble a few months ago.
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Xinhua, a state news agency, lauded the study as "important support" for the Xia's existence.
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Industry representatives and several lawmakers have lauded the executive order as a good first step.
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Meanwhile, Apple's often lauded in-house creative operations group has been adding to its ranks.
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The White House lauded the move by senators as Congress standing up for everyday consumers.
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Those efforts have been lauded internationally, and spurred hopes of a changed direction in Argentina.
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It's the symbolism, amplified by the reaction, that he seeks, and he will be lauded.
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But while Comey was disliked politically, he was lauded inside the FBI for his professionalism.
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In The Badger Herald, a student newspaper, Yusra Murad lauded the cases as highlighting progress.
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Even the current Congress, lauded for its diversity, still falls considerably short of reflective representation.
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He's been lauded by some conservatives for his willingness to take on the Obama administration.
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The 2015 film "Spotlight" was lauded for the way it depicted a real-life investigation.
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Obama also lauded Sanders for energizing the Democratic base with his focus on income inequality.
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One attorney, who resigned because he couldn't stand Moreno-Ocampo, nevertheless lauded the prosecutor's commitment.
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They lauded the White House for keeping them in the loop throughout the selection process.
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He was recently lauded for his reporting about the caravan in Guatemala and southern Mexico.
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The media and progressive activists lauded Garland's credentials and urged McConnell to confirm him immediately.
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Democrats have praised Ford's courage for testifying and have lauded her as thoroughly credible. Sen.
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"Black Messiah" by D'Angelo from 2014 is lauded as a showcase of the artist's talent.
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The president nominated to the Supreme Court a committed originalist lauded by pro-life organizations.
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Mr. Basuki has been lauded for expanding populist programs in Jakarta initiated by Mr. Joko.
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But how can we know that these respected and lauded good guys are always good?
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Meanwhile, Chinese analysts lauded Mr. Trump's recent private praise of President Xi Jinping's strongman rule.
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The Human Rights Campaign — the biggest gay rights organization in the US — lauded Moore's suspension.
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People who are responsible enough to prevent H.I.V. infection proactively should be lauded, not punished.
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Mr. Welch was lauded at the time, but he was deeply wrong, especially about finance.
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Trump lauded Ford and GE, saying they would churn out 1003,000 ventilators in 100 days.
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The city officials breathed a sigh of relief and lauded the day as a success.
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Ms. King addressed the criticism on Twitter and lauded the magazine for their brave choice.
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" Rand Paul of Kentucky has lauded Moore for "defending and standing up for the Constitution.
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Senators from both parties quickly wrote to comfort Mr. McCain's family and lauded his service.
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Animal conservation and protection groups lauded the move as a step in the right direction.
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Congress has been the first line of defense against American retrenchment and should be lauded.
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At the time of the announcement, Branson lauded Virgin Galactic was near its intended goal.
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My surgeon was lauded all over the media and had even treated high-profile celebrities.
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Those counter-sanctions are often lauded in Russia as helping foster agricultural development at home.
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In the U.S., she started Porto's, the lauded empire of potato balls, pastries and sandwiches.
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Before his disgraceful departure, Easterbrook was lauded for ushering McDonald's into a period of growth.
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Modern artificial intelligence is often lauded for its growing sophistication, but mostly in doomer terms.
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In 2013, he lauded Confucius on a visit to his birthplace, Qufu, in Shandong Province.
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" Trump lauded Lewandowski's appearance, tweeting at one point that he delivered a "beautiful Opening Statement.
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DeGeneres then lauded Burnett and Haggerty — who was seated in the audience — for their bravery.
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After big and important Democratic wins, black voters are lauded for their loyalty and consistency.
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The pressure began telling on the city leader once lauded by Xi for her steeliness.
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The pressure began telling on the city leader once lauded by Xi for her steeliness.
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It was lauded by many with as much sincerity as it was delivered by Johnson.
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Later, Cobb lauded Mueller, the former head of the FBI and a Vietnam War veteran.
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The products have widely been lauded as a way to wean people off traditional smoking.
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What's taboo or even illegal in one nation may be common or lauded in another.
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His supporters, meanwhile, lauded his repeated commitment to security, law enforcement and creating American jobs.
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Gloria Steinem, honorary co-chairwoman of the march along with Harry Belafonte, lauded their approach.
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He'll never be sufficiently lauded for the grace and solemnity of his performance as Caesar.
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" In his speech, Mr. Trump lauded his accomplishments and said, "We are just getting started.
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Mr. Morrison, author of the site's guide to cheap HDMI cables, lauded the cable selection.
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They have been lauded as innovative and convenient in addition to being derided as sowing inequality.
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" He lauded "the peacemakers," and reminded his followers that Hebrew scripture said, "Thou shall not kill.
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It's all part of the Audemars Campus in Le Brassus, run by the lauded Swiss watchmaker.
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"Boy, I love reading those WikiLeaks," Trump lauded, in one instance, days before the November election.
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The approach is being lauded by outside experts as groundbreaking and likely to find wide application.
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Stepping out in her masterpiece at the Hilton Naples, Garcia said her classmates lauded her look.
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Not long after, she referenced the event in an infamous and lauded self-deprecating SNL skit.
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While Trump refrained from publicly calling McCain a hero, several international leaders lauded the Vietnam veteran.
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During the service, Winkfield was lauded for her determination and strength to disagree with California doctors.
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" U.S. President Donald Trump lauded Bolsonaro's speech in a tweet, saying "the U.S.A. is with you!
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The journalist has published numerous books, including a critically lauded history of the State Hermitage Museum.
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His of football, his much-lauded philosophy, has always seemed at least partially lost in translation.
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Nike was lauded last year for making Colin Kaepernick the star of a major marketing campaign.
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The senator from Massachusetts was lauded as having a mistake-free debate performance on Wednesday night.
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Another lauded Simpson for letting Maxwell embrace and express the identity she was creating for herself.
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While Manning's whistleblowing has been lauded as heroic by many on the left, she remains controversial.
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She's been lauded as a strong voice for harassment victims in the line of Anita Hill.
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What they're saying: Antismoking advocacy groups lauded the decision as a step in the right direction.
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It launched the careers of other immensely lauded British talents like Neil Gaiman and Grant Morrison.
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" Obama lauded the contributions Muslims have made to the U.S., saying, "Muslim-Americans keep up safe.
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The star rebooted his career in 2007 with his much-lauded directorial debut, Gone Baby Gone.
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The announcement reads as an attempt to take on Spotify's lauded selection of curated playlists — e.g.
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Activists have lauded the government's action on stent pricing, saying reduced prices would benefit the masses.
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Western financiers and business leaders have lauded Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's "Vision 2030" modernisation programme.
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Republicans leant heavily on slogans that lauded hard-working, taxpaying "makers" and scorning welfare-collecting "takers".
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Chuck Grassley also lauded Ernst's speech, while complaining that Flynn bumped her out of prime-time.
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An example of this is Bethesda's Skyrim, a game lauded at launch for its visual splendor.
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It's lauded for revolutionizing celebrity gossip reporting, nailing its own scoops and breaking them on Instagram.
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For years Chicago's political elite lauded Mr Burke and took his donations, despite his dubious past.
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But she lauded the work of various hospitals and government agencies in trying to save lives.
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It is a model that has been lauded both by the government and climate change experts.
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In a statement, Cook lauded iPads sales, while attempting to set the stage for future announcements.
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U.S. President Donald Trump lauded progress between the two sides in a tweet on Sunday morning.
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What Khullar is describing (and is lauded for in the comments section) is basic nursing practice.
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Som Saa started life as a much-lauded residency at Hackney's Climpson's Arch back in 2015.
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And of course, Georgia had her own mini smash cake — a highly lauded first-birthday tradition.
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Reproductive-health advocates lauded H.R. 2740 as a victory for family planning and healthcare in general.
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If anything, defenders on the far-right fringe, including President Donald Trump, have lauded his tenacity.
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Casting lauded Liu has not been shy about his gunning for the role of Shang-Chi.
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Over the years Wood has been lauded in queer performance scenes as a vocal trans advocate.
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The mayor of Sabratha lauded the airstrike, claiming his government had no knowledge of ISIS's presence.
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Judicial Watch lauded the judge's decision and accused Clinton of trying to delete relevant work emails.
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After her Commonwealth Games win, cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar famously lauded her achievement in a speech.
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The time was last occupied by Larry Wilmore, with the lauded talk show The Nightly Show.
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Any change will be lauded or lambasted depending on which side of the divide you fall.
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Imagine this: You and your family are enjoying a gut-busting meal at a lauded restaurant.
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Stanley's music has been lauded by rock legends like Bob Dylan, Robert Plant, and Elvis Costello.
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Uber also added a statement from William Peduto, the mayor of Pittsburgh, who lauded the step.
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She's lauded in the fashion world for her ability to bring any red carpet to life.
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Raytheon shares rose 2.2 percent at $120.65 as analysts lauded the better-than-expected revenue forecast.
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He lauded stock market growth under his presidency, noting Malaysia's vested interests in American financial markets.
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Critics of Pinker's last book cautioned him to look more closely at the gains he lauded.
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Democratic activists and strategists have lauded O'Rourke for running one of 2018's most compelling campaigns.
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The president lauded Carlin's courage in putting himself in harm's way to aid the U.S. cause.
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Former gymnast Rachael Denhollander, the first woman to publicly accuse Nassar of abuse, lauded Penny's arrest.
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NEA President Lily Eskelsen García and Arizona Education Association President Joe Thomas lauded the teachers' efforts.
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Both sides lauded the bill — and the chance to expand nuclear power in the United States.
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NIST is a nonregulatory body at the Commerce Department that developed a widely lauded cybersecurity framework.
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When statutory Paygo passed in 2010, it was lauded as a monument to the fiscal conservatism.
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The president lauded what he called a 5-0 record in congressional races since his election.
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For her efforts, she has been lauded as one of the essential visual storytellers of Afrofuturism.
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Lauded for her performance, McCarthy's turn as Israel garnered her both Oscar and Golden-Globe nominations.
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Though the former Iranian president lauded Nike's move, it has not been well received by everyone.
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And rightfully, they're lauded for being the the Democratic Party's most reliable voters since the 1990s.
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Taylor and Poskitt will be lauded for their work and rightly so, it's a great project.
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He lauded the company's cancer, diabetes, migraine and arthritis drug franchises, but also issued a warning.
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Janelle Monae's critically lauded emotion picture was one of the biggest music events of this year.
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The ad and hashtag were lauded on Twitter by Hollywood and media executives alike Sunday night.
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Health bloggers have lauded it as an "instant cure" for everything from acne to joint inflammation.
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Countless reviews have already lauded the horn for its ability to "speak car" and save lives.
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It's fitting that Trump would be lauded in such grandiose terms at the March for Life.
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Alfa Romeo unveiled two power-packed versions of its lauded Giulia Quadrifoglio sport sedan this week.
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Progressive politicians lauded Google for its decision to focus on social services, charities and neighborhood groups.
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And he lauded bipartisan progress in Congress on efforts to address the impact of the coronavirus.
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He lauded Mr. Cuomo's record and downplayed those who "seize the most headlines" through personal attacks.
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Anish Kapoor, a lauded sculptor, is unveiling his first VR piece, "Into Yourself, Fall," at Electric.
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Lauded in its run last spring Off Broadway, the Acting Company production of "X" returns Jan.
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Accordingly, the rockist of the '70s lauded punk, campaigned to kill disco, and ignored hip-hop.
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Within, the HHKB is nothing short of a controversial icon, both vilified and lauded by typists.
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Chuck Grassley, who chairs the Judiciary Committee, lauded Trump Jr. for his transparency with the emails.
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What finally sent me over the edge was a highly lauded poke spot in Los Angeles.
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Victoria Johnson's "American Eden" unearths Hosack, who was lauded in his lifetime but largely forgotten since.
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Bill Haslam lauded the dismissal of the case by Judge Waverly Crenshaw of Federal District Court.
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"Black-ish" has been lauded for addressing thorny issues like racism and police brutality head on.
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Mr. Trump himself lauded the stringing up of "beautiful barbed wire" at a rally in Montana.
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It's safe to say the quick turn around was not planned for the lauded animated film.
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Sylvia Chang, Taiwan's answer to Barbra Streisand, is lauded equally for her singing, acting and filmmaking.
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I went to Melbourne to write about Ben Shewry, one of the nation's most lauded chefs.
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NS-ART, 27, was lauded for his commitment and professionalism by Furia captain Heitor "Duster" Pereira.
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In 2014, the Legislature passed ambitious, bipartisan and widely lauded changes to sentencing and corrections laws.
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Senate Democrats lauded Mr. Schiff's appearance, but Senate Republicans called the material old news and unpersuasive.
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Critics, including MotorTrend, have lauded its luxury-like ride quality and extensive list of available features.
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" The President lauded Kavanaugh, saying he "will be a faithful defender of the rule of law.
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Amy Klobuchar took in $3 million over a two-day period, following a lauded debate performance.
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Mr. Trump's order was lauded by the Center for Education Reform, which advocates school-choice policies.
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The young prince's supporters have lauded his elevation as the seamless empowerment of an ambitious leader.
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Davis lauded Bloomberg as a "fighter," mentioning their past work together on gun control and redistricting.
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Many have uninspired user interfaces, though Comcast's much-lauded X1 shows that's not always the case.
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Borger asked both lawyers about working with Presidents in crisis and Quinn lauded his former boss.
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He rode on Air Force One to the Harrisburg rally where Trump lauded his Senate bid.
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As Zimbabwe's first prime minister, he was at first lauded internationally for building schools and hospitals.
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And academics, psychologists, non-profits and community organizers have lauded the messages and expressed their support.
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The film was lauded by critics for its funny and earnest treatment of a sensitive topic.
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Reader Center _____ He was lauded as a must-see doctor for the United States' best gymnasts.
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For that, Filoni lauded Lucas for having laid the groundwork for everything that the series contained.
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Even Phoebe Philo, the rarely glimpsed, much-lauded former designer of Céline, was there, all smiles.
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Robot is particularly lauded by the founders of the Riz test for showing Shama Biswas, a.k.a.
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The Digital Crown was lauded as a revolutionary UI innovation when Apple first launched the Apple Watch.
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They lauded Obama for the equality-promoting laws that went into effect during his time in office.
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He is lauded for his self-deprecating humor and often writes about controversial topics such as race.
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And, he lauded Trump, whose presidential campaign he supported, for his efforts toward such an historic summit.
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KonMari has been both lauded as having a "secret feminist message" and criticized for upholding patriarchal values.
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That if you just work hard enough, you too can grow up to be a lauded developer.
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Cook didn't go into details, but lauded investors for thinking long term, especially Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
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Meanwhile, famous friends such as Ellen DeGeneres and Sheryl Crow lauded the "Whatever You Want" hitmaker's performance.
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Group chat has been lauded as an alternative to email, which is now considered disruptive and burdensome.
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That on any other season of Celebrity Apprentice such tactics would have been lauded rather than vilified?
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Her lauded reality TV show, RuPaul's Drag Race, recently concluded its 10th season — that's no easy feat.
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Newspapers mocked and vilified her, even as they lauded her alleged tormentor for his devotion to charity.
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There are similar results in Finland, a country often lauded for its record of equality in education.
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The world is now watching, you will either be lauded by future generations or vilified by them.
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"The world is now watching, you will either be lauded by future generations or vilified by them."
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Democrats lauded the upset in January as a sign of hope that Wisconsin was back in contention.
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The film was lauded for its technical realism, and it paved the way for future aviation films.
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It is not hard to see why she was lauded by Ms magazine and other feminist publications.
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Then, of course, there are all the celebrities lauded for quickly regaining their so-called prebaby bodies.
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Uber has assembled a lauded group of advisors, including Tina Tchen, to help with the work ahead .
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"Men's sexuality is valorized and lauded and women's sexuality is shameful and we penalize it," says Drobac.
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Many of the fake pages linked to Russian state media and lauded the country's foreign policy decisions.
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Not only had she acted opposite lauded actor and America's dad Tom Hanks, she almost killed him.
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Working with untreated graphene retains the material's much lauded electrical conductivity — resulting in a significantly better electrode.
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Stars grin for the cameras, are lauded by their new bosses and gush about their future teammates.
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Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt) lauded Iceland's move towards greater gender equality in a post on Facebook.
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The pseudononymous street art icon even lauded 3D's street art in a 2006 interview in Swindle Magazine.
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Some lawmakers slammed Mulvaney's remarks and lauded the work that groups such as Meals on Wheels do.
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Coach Pederson has lauded Jenkins for his work in the community and said the team stands united.
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Its phones are often lauded for their high-end features and cameras and relatively cheap price tags.
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Some saw these men as captains of industry who were making Americans wealthier and lauded their philanthropy.
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Community activists and law enforcement officials have lauded body cameras as a crucial part of police reform.
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Instead, new initiatives that win over more clients or reduce costs are more likely to be lauded.
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Recently it has been lauded as the future of cryptocurrency, but Ethereum's potential outstrips even those accolades.
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Buffett has a huge following in China, where he is lauded for his success as an investor.
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S. citizens was lauded as a very positive step by EU officials during the Privacy Shield negotiations.
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A transition official accused Democrats of running a smear campaign and lauded Puzder as a successful businessman.
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Groups such as the ACLU lauded the report and Yates' decision while the private prison industry reeled.
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For libertarians, a basic income is lauded as a slimmer, less intrusive way to deliver government benefits.
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Made by the Thai brand Scotch, these health drinks are lauded by for their alleged nutritional benefits.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio lauded the expected benefits of Amazon to the city's residents.
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CBD beauty products even have the attention of these stars, who've lauded the ingredient on social media.
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Duterte has lauded Japan for its "preeminent and peerless role" as a big investor and development partner.
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The Outer Worlds follows in the tradition of some of the most lauded roleplaying games in existence.
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But while the chemical lobby has lauded the bill, environmental groups are lukewarm about it at best.
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He lauded Weber's leadership by example in terms of his preparation, attention to detail and consistent performance.
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Waymo told CNBC the new evidence was "significant and troubling" and lauded the opportunity for more investigation.
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Trump's digital campaign director Brad Parscale repeatedly lauded Twitter and Facebook as key reasons for their victory.
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Trump has lauded O'Brien for his 38-0 record in securing the release of Americans detained abroad.
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This guy actually does the equivalent of destroying the Nixon tapes and is lauded for his cooperation.
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He lauded ExxonMobil in March when it announced new details of an expansion it began in 2013.
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The technology is also lauded for the structure's ability to then be used at another remote location.
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And he should be and has been lauded for his courage and tireless service to the country.
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Reviewers at MooseJaw lauded the Mountaineer for its excellent bindings and good heel lift while climbing uphill.
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North Korea Trump also lauded his administration's efforts to have complete and verifiable denuclearization of North Korea.
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The actor isn't even planning to see the film that may have ended his highly lauded career.
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Warren's campaign event alongside Clinton in Ohio this week was lauded as a strong appearance for both.
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A former NATO leader lauded President Trump's national security team in the wake of retired Lt. Gen.
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The investor lauded Classy's rapid user growth within an industry not known to embrace new technologies, quickly.
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Initially lauded by the West, he helped kick off European Union membership talks for Turkey in 2005.
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Gorsuch has lauded Scalia's originalist approach, which favors a strict interpretation of the Constitution and the law.
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Sam Shepherd's first release since 2015's critically-lauded Elaenia is technically an EP, but only technically.
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As has always been the way, the Irish were lauded for their fans more than anything else.
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During the ESPN event, Obama also lauded athletes who have have taken a stand on social issues.
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In a statement released by Public Citizen, a nonprofit consumer advocacy organization, Julie Murray lauded the decision.
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At the hearing on Thursday, numerous lawmakers lauded Cobert's background and work thus far at the OPM.
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Every article on Sputnik's Orthodox affairs page in September either lauded the Russian church or attacked Bartholomew.
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He said he always watched the opposing pitcher carefully, but he lauded Happ's talent in general terms.
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Offering to help in a time of need is both valuable and admirable, and should be lauded.
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Obama, a Democrat, lauded Dingell for his steady, determined efforts over a long career to bring change.
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In Locke's view, publicly lauded black leadership was inhibited by its obsession with politics, protest and propaganda.
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For another Academy-lauded film, see Bryan Fogel's sports doping documentary, which won best documentary this year.
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The change of heart all started with a sample sale where these lauded pajamas were highly discounted.
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Spiegel has been lauded as a product genius, and he's incredibly smart and can be very charming.
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The final installment in our much lauded Words for Weed Used by People Who Never Smoke Weed.
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Mike DeWine, for example, has been lauded as a model for other states' responses to COVID-19.
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The administration has lauded its efforts in fighting the coronavirus, which was infected almost 100,000 people worldwide.
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It was almost universally lauded for shedding light on the difficulties of getting cancer drugs in China.
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Franken was lauded as a bountiful cache of future virality without interrogating whether that was worth anything.
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Instead, Mr. Mnangagwa lauded Mr. Mugabe and announced a government of his own supporters, including the military.
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The game was lauded by Polygon at release for its cohesive world, musical score, and multiplayer interactions.
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Many Chinese social media users lauded the pilots as heroes and encouraged the airline to reward them.
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Bondi also lauded the students of Stoneman Douglas, many of whom have called for tougher gun laws.
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Thornton is based in Austin, Texas, and co-founded the widely lauded Texas Tribune 10 years ago.
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The Trump campaign lauded the policy and other Republicans said it was an affirmation of free speech.
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Leslie Moonves, the head of CBS, is among the most-lauded media chiefs of the past decade.
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He lauded his own criminal justice overhaul efforts and his support for historically black colleges and universities.
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Mr. Lee's remarks were lauded by Democrats, who have criticized the administration's briefings and notifications to Congress.
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Her latest is lauded by many critics as not only her best, but most confrontational and critical.
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As a designer, Ms. Button was often lauded for her range and the breadth of her imagination.
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The Breaking Bad finale was widely lauded by fans for how it tied up the character's storylines.
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On the leftist websites, the dissenting athletes are lauded as heroes, fighting the "oppression" that America embraces.
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Otherland is an up-and-coming startup lauded for its curation of beautifully packaged and fragranced candles.
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Church security took down the gunman Several officials lauded the actions of the armed church security volunteers.
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The Pennsylvania senators introduced the nominees, lauded the jurists' superb qualifications and called for swift Senate confirmation.
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" Clinton lauded Sanders's campaign, noting how he "brought people off the sidelines and into the political process.
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While Kelly initially lauded Porter as a man of "true integrity and honor," McGahn has stayed silent.
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What I found was not the romanticized locale once lauded as one of America's most beautiful places.
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George H.W. Bush was lauded for his leadership in pushing Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein out of Kuwait.
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Trump lauded what he said was Kavanaugh's "squeaky clean past" as a key part of his nomination.
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The move was lauded by some in the Jewish community, given a troubling backdrop of recent incidents.
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Then, Chicago officials in June lauded a milestone 15 consecutive months of declining shooting and murder tallies.
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Even lauded progressive comedies like Big Mouth treat fat characters less like people and more like tropes.
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Santiago lauded the quick thinking of a woman who "saved a lot of lives," in the neighborhood.
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Industry officials lauded the less restrictive guidelines, which are intended to be a model for state policies.
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The restaurant is helmed by lauded chef Melissa O' Donnell, who presents her take on Mediterranean favorites.
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Instead she levies her critique at the late, lauded African-American cook and cookbook writer Edna Lewis.
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Pope Francis lauded the Nobel Peace Prize winner as "a generous dispenser of divine mercy" in his homily.
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Celebrities lauded Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for her experience, her grace, her determination, her strength, her nastiness.
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While Lawrence is obviously known, and lauded, for her acting skills, recently she's been flexing her producing chops.
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There, he lauded Israel for being way ahead of the world in its water recycling and conservation efforts.
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He lauded Gorsuch's credentials as stellar, boasting about a resume bloated by studies at Columbia, Harvard and Oxford.
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Olamaie: Housed in a cottage dating back to the 1800s, Olamaie is helmed by lauded chef Michael Fojtasek.
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Her support for raising the minimum wage was lauded in endorsements from two of the state's largest newspapers.
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He is the mind behind the lauded Osteria Francescana restaurant in Modena, Italy that boasts three Michelin stars.
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Many lauded this move, since YouTube is a particularly harmful avenue for spreading propaganda and radicalizing the impressionable.
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The travel concierge was able to nab a prime reservation at one of NYC's most lauded hot spots.
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The development has been lauded for innovations that could help expand the global profile of Canada's largest city.
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He was lauded by Martin Luther King Jr. and is a founding member of the Congressional Black Caucus.
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Local and international media lauded the country for transcending its bloody past even before the polls had closed.
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It came out earlier this year, and it was widely lauded for its build quality and its configurability.
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To the extent that TCM promotes a healthy diet and way of life, it is to be lauded.
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Campaigner Sombolinggi, of the Sulawesi island's Toraja tribe, lauded these developments but said legal reforms have been slow.
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The newspaper Die Zeit lauded her vigor and energy and compared her to U.S. television star Oprah Winfrey.
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His new TV show was lauded in The New York Times for bringing magical realism to prime time.
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Lauded designer Yves Béhar soon came on board to rework almost every other aspect of the laptop's aesthetic.
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Fisher was 16 and played "Debutante;" the show's run was widely lauded and ran for nearly 600 performances.
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No, the most lauded living actor would like to see America's dad, Tom Hanks, as our next president.
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President Trump should be lauded for all of the work he's done to protect America's vulnerable human turkeys.
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Ahmad was lauded for his heroism and paraded before cameras, the boy hero who took on the Taliban.
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You could end up with a copy of a critically-lauded movie that costs you thousands of dollars.
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When the show premiered in 2015, reviews lauded specifically the elements that Zendaya had requested be added in.
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Considering that the M2 is being almost universally lauded as a great little sports coupe, that's great news.
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The real estate magnate lauded Kennedy as a "proven leader" who could help enact Trump's agenda in Washington.
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And yes, critics and consumers everywhere have lauded the collection, even though it should have come much sooner.
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Preckwinkle previously lauded the tax as a benefit to public health and a necessary way to increase revenue.
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I remember when my former publication, PC Magazine, lauded the mobile device in for its trainable handwriting recognition.
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In January, Mr Abe lauded the country's unlikely victory over South Africa in the 2015 rugby world cup.
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His 1984 album, Purple Rain, has long been lauded as one of the greatest albums of all time.
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When it first premiered on Netflix, House of Cards was lauded for its dark portrayal of American politics.
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Wolf lauded the decision in a statement, saying "there is no reason to delay implementing" the court order.
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Sessions has long lauded the drug war, and even among Republicans he is extreme in his hardliner stance.
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Silverio lauded Diaz-Canel for supporting El Mejunje at a time when homophobia was commonplace in the party.
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After that, it was down to Belgium to prove that it was the sum of its lauded parts.
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" Kim lauded President Trump for "having made the bold decision … for such a crucial event as the summit.
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A recent opinion submitted by Duane Miller lauded former President Obama's closure of America's Arctic to future exploration.
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McQueen's critically lauded career was cut short when he committed suicide in 2010 at the age of 40.
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What's left and lauded is the ability to immediately influence public opinion, in whatever way, for whatever purpose.
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But passengers and even President Donald Trump lauded the captain, Tammie Jo Shults, for safely landing the plane.
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His death comes just months after David Bowie, also lauded across the musical spectrum, died at age 220.
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The move was lauded as a step toward reducing mass incarceration by proponents of criminal justice reform. 9.
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However, while the earlier films were lauded as wholesome entertainers, the Sonakshi Sinha-starrer is a wasted effort.
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But in the country often lauded as Latin America's great economic success story, it has shocked the world.
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Swift has always been lauded for the emotional precision of her words and the nuance of her melodies.
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If they are public officials, they are lauded for their service to their city, state and the country.
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And this year especially saw a bright flowering of young African-American fiction writers with critically lauded debuts.
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Before the Twitter controversy, Trump had lauded the series's ratings, praising them as "unbelievable" during a March speech.
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President Donald Trump lauded her, tweeting on Tuesday that she "did a fabulous job" in the press conference.
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As the show's grooming expert, Van Ness was lauded for his empathy, enthusiasm, and celebration of self-care.
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She lauded Trump for broaching the issue of Bill Clinton's past marital infidelities and allegations of sexual assault.
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Tillerson: 'Critical milestone' The US-led coalition lauded the SDF's seizure of the city in a statement Friday.
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Afterward, social media companies were lauded throughout the democratic world for empowering movements for justice, freedom and democracy.
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Trump lauded Capitol Police officers and first responders for exemplifying that spirit at the scene of the crime.
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Jaguar is gearing up to start US deliveries of its much-lauded electric i-Pace later this year.
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Commenting on the funding in a statement, Mangrove partner David Waroquier, lauded its "robust technology" and "impressive team".
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He was lauded for his religious works, including the frescoes in the Sistine Chapel depicting Moses and Jesus.
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His character and commitment to the law has been lauded by people on both sides of the aisle.
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This is because the much-lauded "alternative arrangements" do not appear to exist in any concrete form yet.
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Designed by trailblazing VR studio The Void, Ghostbusters: Dimension is lauded as the world's first hyper-reality experience.
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Shipley, a singer, composer and musical director, and Rawle, a lauded professional singer, met doing theatre in 2012.
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That's fantastic, and Amazon should be lauded for writing up and disclosing a comprehensive report on the error.
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Trump lauded Britain's most high-profile Brexit supporters - Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage - as his friends on Thursday.
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The candidate himself has lauded Obama, but has broken from him on issues like trade and the economy.
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Compared to Optimum Nutrition or Dymatize or Cellucor, it's slightly more expensive and isn't as lauded by fans.
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For the past 15 or 20 years, that was a lauded approach to how we look at CEOs.
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While police officers and firefighters receive accolades, dispatchers are rarely even privately lauded when they save a life.
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Overall, though, Cuomo has been lauded for what many say is his personal, straightforward response to the crisis.
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These subtleties are dangerous because they're found in the most liberal places, where diversity and inclusion are lauded.
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We meet her father, Bill, a once lauded and now sodden novelist, passed out in a public park.
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And sober foodies need no longer feel left out for ordering a Diet Coke at critically lauded restaurants.
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Though lawmakers asked Mr. Pichai a variety of pointed questions, they also lauded Google as an American icon.
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Biden's advantage only grew after Sanders went on "60 Minutes" and again lauded Fidel Castro's "massive" literacy programs.
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At a campaign rally in West Virginia on Tuesday, Mr. Trump lauded his success in slowing China's rise.
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Bob Katter, the lawmaker who founded the party to which Mr. Anning belongs, lauded the senator on Wednesday.
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It transferred to Studio 743 this spring after a critically lauded run Off Broadway at the Public Theater.
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Anti-corruption activists lauded the firing of Shokin at the time, as did Republicans in the U.S. Senate.
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The activists lauded the move Thursday and indicated they would continue to push for policies advocating greater accessibility.
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No comment made that clearer than when Trump lauded Roseanne Barr for the successful reboot of her sitcom.
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He was lauded for his conduct of the Speakership in his first session, and then this came out.
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One of the most lauded new Off Broadway musicals of the just-wrapped theater season is moving uptown.
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And he lauded a bad budget deal with Republican Mitch McConnell as an example of sound bipartisan policymaking.
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The New Jersey senators introduced Neals at the session, lauded his fine qualifications and urged rapid Senate confirmation.
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In 2015, it opened its supply chains to outside scrutiny in a move that was lauded by environmentalists.
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Speakers lauded first responders, expressed admiration for the community's faith and spirit, and emphasized the power of prayer.
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Decreasing smoking rates in the country has been lauded as one of the most successful public health campaigns.
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Democrats largely stick together in the House, and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is lauded as a master strategist.
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Judiciary chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) lauded Sessions's record as a U.S. attorney and Attorney General of Alabama.
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President Trump praised Poland's democratic values in a speech on Thursday and lauded the country as a beacon.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, lauded Cummings as a true leader whose work made a powerful impact on Congress. Rep.
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In an interview late last year, Admiral Scott Swift, commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, lauded carriers' versatility.
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Pelosi lauded the House legislation, adopted by the chamber Wednesday, requiring congressional offices to conduct anti-harassment trainings.
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JUUL is sometimes lauded for helping adult smokers switch from cigarettes to an alternative that may be safer.
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But judicial reform advocates lauded New Jersey's willingness to pursue a wholesale revision, rather than take baby steps.
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The talk show host, 65, lauded Tunzi for her answer about the importance of teaching young girls leadership.
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Michelin's stars are generally lauded by chefs, a crowning achievement for years of hard graft in the kitchen.
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Kaspersky's anti-virus software is widely lauded in cybersecurity circles, and the company boasts 85033 million users worldwide.
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Lauded by then-President Obama, this approach is favored by a growing list of faith and business leaders.
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After all, Daniel Humm and Will Guidara, of the lauded restaurants Eleven Madison Park and NoMad, were attached.
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In 2017, three years after their reunion, they released their powerful and critically-lauded follow-up, S/T.
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No doubt, Master Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor will be lauded with tons of gifts in the coming days.
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It was inevitable that Rent would fall from grace; anything so universally lauded will eventually encounter some pushback.
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History painting could not seriously be attempted or lauded unless an artist had demonstrably perfected the male nude.
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More recently, Buffett has been asked to defend 3G's once-lauded operational excellence, as Kraft Heinz's performance has deteriorated.
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Now I wonder: Why is it that we're lauded and celebrated when we've only just embarked on the journey?
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Gail Gadot's Wonder Woman was lauded as one of the strongest — if not the strongest — part of Warner Bros.
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The NRA later lauded Cruz for his "crucial" role in advancing gun rights in Heller and in McDonald v.
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Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, who also serves as the Smithsonian Institution's chancellor, lauded Bunch in the statement.
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Thomas Middleditch is up for his first Emmy Award this year, for his role in HBO's lauded Silicon Valley.
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Over the past 35 years, Blade Runner has (rightly) been lauded for its artistic legacy and chillingly prescient vision.
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He's always been a controversial figure, but he was once lauded as a person seeking truth through radical transparency.
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Oil Minister and PDVSA President Eulogio del Pino lauded the drop in financial debt amid the energy price squeeze.
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For most of the first decade of her existence, Lara was lauded as a strong female character — no quotes.
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"The leaders also lauded our combined efforts to eliminate ISIS in Iraq and Syria," the White House statement said.
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Ari Aster's directorial debut has been critically lauded since its debut in the Midnight section at Sundance Film Festival.
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William lauded Sporting Chance for the work they're doing to destigmatize speaking out about the importance of mental health.
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After all, for years, people have lauded the internet's ability to connect people, share information, and route around censorship.
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All said they feared repercussions if they complained about Berganza, a powerful and lauded man in the comics world.
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In the days after his death, critics and fans rightly lauded Prince for his "superhuman" breadth of musical talent.
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Qassem Soleimani, a move largely lauded by Republicans but criticized by Democrats who questioned the constitutionality of the action.
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Lawmakers and regulators from Washington to London to Brussels have begun scrutinizing tech giants once lauded as corporate darlings.
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The Berggruen Institute in its announcement lauded her decorated history as a gender equality rights advocate, lawyer and judge.
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The Metropolitan Police's squad of "super-recognisers" was lauded for its uncanny ability to recall faces in video footage.
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The work was instantly lauded on publication, winning a Lambda Literary Award for best LGBT anthology, and general praise.
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Last month, Trump lauded the success of the "campaign to obliterate ISIS" in Iraq and Syria, effectively declaring victory.
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Bolsonaro has lauded the dictatorship in the past, and his obsession with the military has made some Brazilians nervous.
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JONATHAN PICKWORTHPartnerWhite & CaseLondon Schumpeter lauded firms like Uber and Airbnb for disrupting "markets that are governed by outdated regulations".
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GM was lauded when the Volt came out in 2010 for its prescient bet on vehicles with electric powertrains.
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Though the debate is often remembered for Biden's use of his favorite phrase, post-debate critiques lauded Raddatz's performance.
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Throughout The Verge's investigation, sources expressed fear that Marquis-Boire, a lauded security expert, could hack them in retaliation.
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The first Last of Us game was lauded for smartly using violence to flesh out its characters and world.
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One of football's most lauded managers, he won six domestic titles in his first 11 seasons in top leagues.
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Buffett's lauded investing career has been built on a strategy of investing in well-known brands at attractive valuations.
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Companies have lauded the effort to deregulate, saying it will help boost their businesses and the larger U.S. economy.
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The video has been lauded in part because of its densely packed criticism of racism and violence in America.
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One that, despite not being lauded by the industry, was celebrated by arguably the most important person: his customer.
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Australian lawmakers nonetheless lauded the bill, saying it will enable crucial capabilities in organized crime and anti-terrorism investigations.
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Director Duncan Jones (of the much lauded sci-fi films Moon and Source Code) can bring the epic sweep.
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Strumia's official ouster by CERN was lauded by the women scientists who first publicized his talk on social media.
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Defense attorney Patricia Brown Holmes lauded the dismissal and told reporters that prosecutors sought to seal the case file.
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This all happened under former President Thein Sein, a longtime military general lauded by the West as a reformer.
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The Modern Slavery Act has been lauded by politicians as a 'world leader in the fight against modern slavery'.
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Dana White, who lauded Donald Trump as "a fighter" at the Republican convention, sees the world in Trumpian terms.
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In a post on Twitter, Trump lauded the summit's outcome, and the group's commitment to eliminating trade-distorting practices.
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The critically lauded podcast "Dissect" has dedicated its entire season to Ocean as a musician and as an enigma.
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Though the move has been lauded by many, some strongly believe that the government hasn't responsibly executed the idea.
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Deficit spending has been a political football kicked by conservative free marketers and lauded by liberal Keynesians for decades.
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Donald Trump's oldest son gave a warmly received speech that lauded his father's business successes from a personal perspective.
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By writing songs like "Boyfriend" and "BWU," they're going above and beyond, and they should be lauded for it.
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Alek Minassian, 24.1, of Richmond Hill, Ontario, was arrested and the arresting officer has been lauded as a hero.
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The other major benefit of using the Sonos system is its often-lauded set-up and sound management system.
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The Christian Democratic leader also lauded the role of the European Union in providing stability in "a troubled world".
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Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates lauded Rex Tillerson as "superbly qualified" to be the United States' top diplomat.
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He is a staunch backer of Lula and Rousseff and lauded their efforts to help local groups grow globally.
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Trump lauded Slabinski as a "special man" and a "truly brave person" during a ceremony at the White House.
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And, it's the startup that's being lauded as potentially the UK's answer to American tech behemoths Facebook and Google.
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Lauded for its ease and speed, the countertop pressure cooker Instant Pot gained a loyal following on social media.
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In a Twitter tribute, prominent Pakistani politician Imran Khan lauded Castro's legacy as a fighter for his people. 2.
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The U.S. State Department lauded Turks for defending their democracy, but cautioned about the need to preserve basic freedoms.
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Success has been lauded for the academic achievements of its students, who are mostly poor, and black or Hispanic.
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In telling the story, Obama lauded Murphy as a candidate with the right intentions to serve his state well.
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While conservative groups have lauded the tax plan, Democrats have slammed it as a tax cut for the wealthy.
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Chris Christie (R) on Monday lauded the Supreme Court's decision to strike down a federal law banning sports betting.
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Boise lauded for refugee support An official from the International Rescue Committee praised Boise for its support of refugees.
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Silver bullet prescription New "solutions" are often lauded as the "silver bullet" that will cure all of your ills.
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But she lauded the Alexander McQueen show for its reflection on unity, inspired by the Shetland Islands in Scotland.
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Analysts have lauded the world's largest retailer for aggressively investing in its online sales business to compete against Amazon.
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He also lauded his wife and his "conscience," Chirlane McCray, for her role in pushing for women's rights legislation.
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DiCaprio was lauded for his strong performance as Frank W. Abagnale Jr. in "Catch Me If You Can" (2002).
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The president and lawmakers lauded the soldiers and military leaders who participated in the operation and praised their bravery.
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For this, he is being lauded for his moral courage: Retweet if u support Merck CEO Ken Frazier's decision.
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Zaha Hadid, the Iraqi-British architect lauded for her experimental, neo-modernist style, is no stranger to cross-collaborations.
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In an interview, she called Ms. Brown "hugely important," and lauded her offstage work advocating for black female artists.
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Like any proud father, Kadyrov posted footage of the fights on his Instagram account and lauded his sons' performances.
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He designed the lauded Flight 93 memorial flag to honor those who perished near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, on 9/11.
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" Abe repeatedly lauded Trump, expressing that of all world leaders, Trump is one who understands abduction matter "the most.
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With 21996 goals across a 215-year club career to his name, his efforts are appreciated, applauded, lauded even.
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The lauded freshwater fishery helmed by Michael Passmore rears white sturgeon, black bass, striped bass, catfish, and silver carp.
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The minimum wage and other policy choices to increase Medicaid coverage have been lauded by many, including fellow Democrats.
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British and American leaders have lauded their special relationship and said they are working toward a comprehensive trade deal.
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The publication lauded the Korean sedan for its stylish, family-friendly design, as well as its high feature content.
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The Tea Party has become an amorphous symbol that can be adopted or lauded by anyone who opposes Obama.
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His inner circle of advisers includes a former communist, Andrew Murray, who has lauded North Korea and praised Stalin.
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Under Hickman and Larraz's critically lauded vision, the X-Men once again possess an air of myth and mystique.
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Though The Times made no mention of her death, it had once lauded her as a rising art star.
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Obituaries lauded him as the "favorite uncle to the nation's children," with Prince Charles leading tributes after his death.
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Public health measures outside China appear to have slowed its spread, and these efforts should be lauded, not criticized.
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Crypto experts lauded the announcement at the time as a big step for the mainstream adoption of digital assets.
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Barcelona, whose Olympic hosting duties are often lauded as a success, had applied this ethos, too, Mr. Keas said.
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The most lauded of the new schools is Solar Preparatory School for Girls, which emphasizes the sciences and art.
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Announcing his appointment in September 2018, Botin lauded Orcel's "collaborative" approach and "deep understanding of retail and commercial banking".
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Lauded for his trilogy of books about Theodore Roosevelt, Morris was scolded for his peculiar book about Ronald Reagan.
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Trump lauded him as "an excellent guy" during a meeting with the Washington Post's editorial board the same year.
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The cleanup, which was lauded by Chinese state-run news organizations, prompted a torrent of criticism from local residents.
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Trump has lauded the military dog as an "American Hero" and previously teased a White House visit for Conan.
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Lately, Iyer, who is forty-four and a Harvard professor, has been the most lauded piano player in jazz.
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"I think I've grown up as a pitcher," said Severino, whose ability to self-correct was lauded by Boone.
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His GOP allies in Congress lauded the move, saying that it was retaliation for recent conflicts in the region.
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She grew up on sets, carted around by a mother who is a lauded actress, frighteningly myopic, and immature.
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During May's election campaign, President Hassan Rouhani often lauded the country's security forces and intelligence agencies for their vigilance.
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Escobar stopped short of supporting O'Rourke's proposal, but lauded her longtime political ally for expanding the conversation on guns.
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Some on Twitter lauded its "genius," while others ridiculed it as the latest example of conceptual art's plodding banality.
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But what about the festival filmmakers whose works are lauded and distributed, but whose career paths are less charmed?
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The speaker of the Zimbabwean National Assembly, Jacob Francis Mudenda, lauded the Iranians for their support of the Palestinians.
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This includes cases that the civil rights community has lauded—such as last term's Texas Department of Housing v.
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Schur's show has been lauded for its creative use of ethics and philosophy within the context of a sitcom.
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" Trump lauded the bill, saying it will give service members the "finest planes, and ships and tanks and missiles.
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In a statement, IOC President Thomas Bach lauded Los Angeles' plan to use existing facilities and encourage youth engagement.
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Hip-hop artist Young Jeezy has additionally dismissed Trump's campaign despite having once lauded the billionaire in a song.
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Many in the hearing noted the potential to use bitcoin to fund nefarious activities, but also lauded potential benefits.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi lauded Hill as an "absolutely outstanding young public servant" in her weekly news conference Thursday morning.
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Her debut novel, "Who's That Girl" (HarperTeen, 63) was lauded for its honest portrayal of the awkwardness of adolescence.
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On Tuesday, however, environmental activists largely lauded Mr. Biden's plan and credited the influence of the Green New Deal.
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The trained accountant and lawyer was lauded even by competitors for his shrewd dealmaking which kept investors on board.
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The painting was revealed at the National Portrait Gallery in February 2018 alongside Amy Sherald's lauded rendition Michelle Obama.
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Its example, often lauded by Brussels, is in sharp contrast to Italy's plans to widen the budget deficit in 2019.
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El Shehaby and Sasson's match had been lauded as a sign of progress in the relationship between Israel and Egypt.
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Investors who previously lauded 3G for rewriting the book on cost-cutting are now focused on Kraft Heinz's growth prospects.
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She's had a lauded music career, with 280 Grammys, 21993 American Music Awards, 903 Billboard Music Awards, and 290 VMAs.
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Zhang said "Jackie" explored the myth of the "American Camelot" and lauded its "preeminent" performance by leading woman Natalie Portman.
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"San Junipero" is set in 1987 and was lauded by many viewers for its positive portrayal of a queer couple.
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Stairs are lauded as a healthy alternative to elevators or escalators, but in this case this was the wrong choice.
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His call to rein in charter schools was lauded by Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers.
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He was lauded on Thursday for his efforts to make Parliament more open, and for his support of L.G.B.T.Q. rights.
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The 31-year-old has been lauded for her strong knowledge of football and what she brings to the team.
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Maybe you're ignored in a meeting, or you feel like a male colleague is lauded for voicing the same idea.
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Tributes were paid to Sergio Marchionne, a lauded chief executive of Fiat Chrysler, after he died from complications following surgery.
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Edwards recently organized the lauded exhibition Jason Moran at the Whitney, which she originally curated for the Walker in 2018.
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He lauded Sanders for being at the forefront of addressing issues like the growing gap between the rich and poor.
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Media experts have lauded a restaurant's very public response to an expensive mistake made by one of its staff members.
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Available on: PBS A Place to Call HomeThis Australian soap has been lauded as a down under answer to Downton.
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The Balmain Army has long been lauded for its diverse lineup — but Rousteing won't send a gown to just anybody.
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While her acting skills were rarely lauded, Zsa Zsa Gabor carved out a career in her early days in Hollywood.
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She also recently lauded Trump for signing a federal criminal justice reform bill that allowed the release of Matthew Charles.
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And of course it makes sense that this ancestor is lauded as one of the bravest wizards of all-time.
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Maaloul lauded Tunisia, who are playing in their fifth World Cup finals but have never progressed past the group stage.
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Some lauded the antihero crime drama as "gritty bingo," while others found the predictability of the show's beats... well, predictable.
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This was from a car brand that, while often lauded for reliability, was not formerly known for great interior design.
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Are you even a pregnant celebrity if you don't have a lauded photoshoot that gets retweeted and 'grammed by everyone?
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LGBT advocates lauded a speech Kaine, who is Catholic, delivered at the Human Rights Campaign's annual gala over the weekend.
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In January, Republican Congressman Chris Smith, chair of the Congressional Pro-Life Caucus, lauded the move in a press release.
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A Facebook representative even lauded the revelation to The New York Times as evidence of a new era of transparency.
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The show has been lauded for its spot on depiction of mental illness and the effects of depression on relationships.
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Deconstructeam should be lauded for its other work here, and praised for the risks they took that really paid off.
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Dallas's police is lauded as a model department for the country, due to its focus on community-oriented policing tactics.
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It is hard to imagine, 20113 years later, a leading Western politician being lauded for a defence of free trade.
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For more breaking news on the latest awards, most lauded albums, and leading music of today, follow Noisey on Twitter.
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Vice President Pence swore in both nominees and lauded their abilities to serve the U.S. government in the coming years.
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" Clinton has lauded Adele in the past, saying in a March interview that the singer was her "go-to voice.
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Though many adults have lauded the teens and supported their message, some have mocked them openly or dismissed their pleas.
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Curiously, the person to relay this information was lauded photographer and recent Frank Ocean collaborator Wolfgang Tillmans, of all people.
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At one point, he lauded Anthony and asked the women in the room if they had ever heard of her.
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Hans Selye isn't exactly a household name, but he was one of the twentieth century's most lauded and prolific scientists.
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Historically, Coachella has booked critically-lauded artists rather than chart-toppers, but this is not what it is remarkable for.
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William J. Johnson, executive director of the National Association of Police Organizations, an alliance of officers' unions, lauded the bill.
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The Tea Party Express's candidate of choice for the Texas seat is Steve Toth, whom state conservative groups have lauded.
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The jury countenanced none of those justifications, and the Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., lauded the stiff sentence.
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I enjoyed accruing Duolingo's currency, lingots, and got a rush from competing with myself thanks to the app's lauded gamification.
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Lux Capital's Bilal Zuberi, an investor in Evolv, lauded the industry expertise in the startup's operational team and advisory board.
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Trump lauded their quick efforts, a stark change of tune for a president who has repeatedly gone after the agency.
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The New York Democrat lauded local organizers' efforts when Amazon announced it would not go through with the Queens project.
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SINCE the launch of "Black Mirror" in 2011, critics have lauded Charlie Brooker for his dark and thought-provoking stories.
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His death sparked an outpouring of praise from political figures, who lauded the one-term president's decades of public service.
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Trump lauded Haspel as "our Gina" during remarks at a ceremonial swearing-in event yesterday for Secretary of State Pompeo.
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Trump has lauded "Fox & Friends" on numerous occasions since taking office and reportedly watches the program on a regular basis.
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One subject I was interested in discussing with Weiner was "Weiner," the critically lauded documentary about his disastrous mayoral campaign.
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He found success in stories praising Trump that mixed real information with fake, material which lauded Trump and criticized Clinton.
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America's 28500st president is being lauded by foreign dignitaries, former rivals and leaders from both sides of the political aisle.
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Many conservatives and even some liberals have lauded him as both a superbly qualified judge and a fundamentally decent person.
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He visited the Houston area twice in the two weeks after the hurricane, and the emergency response was widely lauded.
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California is often lauded for its commitment to confront the climate crisis and its leadership in developing innovative policy solutions.
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He should be lauded for it — and, of course, a more balanced news media would be sure to acknowledge it.
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" Still, she lauded the choice of Ms. Murray, whom she called "a relentless advocate for racial equality and women's rights.
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Looking for other options Comments on the ranch's Facebook page expressed disappointment, but lauded the move to put safety first.
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As a prospect, he was lauded for his bat speed, which some scouts rated as the fastest they've ever seen.
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John Stones: A traditional big, solid center back who is lauded for his ball-playing skills, vision and technical ability.
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Switchback Travel noticed the same thing in its review, although it rightfully lauded the Down Sweater for being very durable.
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In Singapore, Kim lauded the "clean, beautiful and advanced" nation and said he had learned much from the prosperous country.
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It was an odd image, like Facebook projected into real life: A woman lauded for sitting alone, watching a video.
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Republicans senators lauded a Tuesday meeting on Capitol Hill with Ivanka Trump that included conversations about paid family leave. Sens.
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In the past, Mr. Trump has lauded General Motors for its job creation and vowed to defend the auto industry.
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By the end of it, she ultimately champions endurance and incremental change; she will probably be lauded and lambasted accordingly.
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This book offers English speakers a chance to dive into the life of René Magritte, the lauded Belgian surrealist painter.
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The hands-free driving system has been lauded for its capabilities; it's also been criticized because of its severe limitations.
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Some criticized what they considered a sense of privilege while others lauded him as a modern day Henry David Thoreau.
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Companies like Facebook, Google and Twitter were once lauded for leading free speech and public discourse into a new age.
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Mr. Trump has lauded Mr. Moore's views on the Fed, but it is unclear whether he could win Senate confirmation.
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A year after one of the most critically lauded festival performances in recent pop history, Beychella is coming to Netflix.
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It was such a thing to watch, the lauded poet giving anger management lessons to the up-and-coming rapper.
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You draw a parallel between her and Katharine Graham, now lauded as the former owner of the Washington Post. Yeah.
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Now Mr. Kaufmann, the lauded German tenor, will repeat his performance as Shakespeare's commanding military hero and violently jealous husband.
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Rod J. Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who has clashed with the president over the Russia investigation, lauded Mr. Trump.
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The on-site gourmet restaurant is switching from its much-lauded Italian flair to a Baja-themed decor and cuisine.
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The president lauded Mr. McConnell as a "rock-ribbed Kentucky leader" and "a tough cookie" before a self-indulgent addendum.
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Artificial intelligence is lauded as a technology that will transform almost every aspect of our lives in the coming years.
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Actress Ashley Judd, who accused Weinstein of sexual harassment, lauded the women at the center of the New York case.
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But the level of integration, previously lauded, has made the carmakers especially vulnerable after Britain's vote to leave the bloc.
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The president's daughter has a large following in China, where she is lauded by many for her appearance and wealth.
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Paul Steely White, the executive director of Transportation Alternatives, lauded the car-share program and had little sympathy for drivers.
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Anchors like Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson praised the president and lauded his bare-knuckle criticism of the news media.
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McConnell specifically lauded Trump for the nomination of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch and other nominees to the circuit court.
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Four years after her universally lauded debut album, "Pure Heroine," Lorde is releasing "Melodrama," a testimonial to heartbreak and solitude.
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Most of those lauded for defining the upper limits of America's potential reserved their worst tendencies for the Indigenous population.
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Then the former mayor lauded the nine-year-old and said others would benefit from his courage to come out.
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And Malcolm Suber and the many others working to keep these issues in the forefront should be lauded as heroes.
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Young people are lauded at school board meetings and online for having published academic papers or performed at Lincoln Center.
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" Jackson, who ran for president twice in the 1980s, lauded Cook's stance, calling him "a man of integrity and character.
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Girardi lauded the communication between the W.B.C. managers, like Pena, who maintain contact with the players' clubs during the tournament.
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" He lauded the State Department's weekend statement singling out the Iranian people as the "longest-suffering victims of Iran's leaders.
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At a Thursday event in Los Angeles, Perry lauded Swift for breaking her virtual career-long silence on political issues.
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The congresswoman also lauded the fallen agents' bravery and said that their colleagues face dangers every day on the job.
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Afterward, Edwards went to Logano's pit box to wish the team good luck, and he was lauded for his sportsmanship.
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He has lauded the "tremendous job" of Abdel Fattah El Sisi, the Egyptian dictator who has jailed thousands of opponents.
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Facebook, WhatsApp and Google put the encryption protocol from Signal, a widely lauded secure messaging service, in their messaging services.
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To be clear, the network did air some segments that focused on the resource needs, and those should be lauded.
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Savage X Fenty has drawn millions in investment funding and has been lauded for its inclusive sizing and diverse marketing.
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Mary Boone, a veteran New York gallerist once lauded as the "Queen of the Art Scene," pleaded for leniency Thursday.
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She lauded the basketball players for taking a knee before their game, which gave a local issue a broader platform.
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As the latest list of lauded style-setters arrives, it may be time to say goodbye to the whole concept.
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Hamas rightly anticipated that the move would be lauded across Palestinian political society, where prisoners in Israeli jails are lionized.
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Its lengthy interior monologues and over-explanations fly in the face of director Ueda's much-lauded "design by subtraction" ethos.
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Trump on Thursday lauded Yellen's stewardship but did not say why he decided to pass her over for another term.
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With lauded sets on Boiler Room, RA sessions, and a notable appearance at Dekmantel, the singular Livity sound was established.
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Lauded food historian Michael Twitty's complete and total demolition of another lauded food historian's academically unhinged assertion that slaves did not contribute to American Southern cuisine as thoroughly as often believed is a testament to the fact that historical revisionism must be fought on all fronts, including a subject as seemingly innocuous as fried chicken.
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And now, the movie is being critically lauded with a heaping of award nominations by the IFP Gotham, according to Deadline.
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Yet, though lauded by policy makers as a powerful new tool in the policy kit, the approach poses a risk, too.
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As he lauded the growing number of women finding jobs in the economy, the women lawmakers in white rose and cheered.
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McAleenan lauded the Hill's bipartisan passage of the funding bill which he said he hopes the President will sign next week.
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Kevin Brady, the top Republican on the House Ways and Means Committee, lauded the bipartisan bill in a statement Thursday afternoon.
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He lauded President Barack Obama's tenure in office and drew on his personal relationship with Clinton to talk about her passion.
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But the mother-in-law of Queen Elizabeth II is particularly lauded in Israel for sheltering persecuted Jews during the Holocaust.
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Chris Pratt and Anna Faris were lauded as #CoupleGoals during their 9-year marriage, but turns out they're #ExCoupleGoals as well.
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A widely lauded Human Rights Council resolution establishing a Commission of Inquiry for North Korea passed without a vote in 2013.
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Any attempt to use the camera for something besides Snapchat face masks or security is to be lauded in my book.
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And, those two new comedies arrive on the heels of Russian Doll, Forever, and The Good Place's most lauded season yet.
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Audiard has been lauded as the French Scorsese, yet his victory in Cannes was met with a significant amount of backlash.
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Giroir, who was previously the director of DARPA's science office, lauded BrainCheck's "scientific pedigree," and the potential extensibility of its app.
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"Detective Pikachu" has been lauded for its realistic CGI animation and for creating authentic (and cute) iterations of beloved Pokemon creatures.
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She also lauded the courage of the two young women — Ana Maria Archila and Maria Gallagher — who confronted Arizona Republican Sen.
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The series was highly lauded by critics and audiences, with an especially memorable single tracking shot sequence in the fourth episode.
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In some circles, she's lauded for being an ostensible feminist icon; in others, she's celebrated for supposedly being the exact opposite.
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On their way last week to Rakhine for their first field trip, its members lauded the "openness" of the army chief.
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The company he founded in 1961 is widely lauded and owns global brands such as Ray Ban, Oakley and Sunglass Hut.
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While it was a much-lauded step for the agency, the milestone also left many wondering why it took so long.
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In 1992, McLaren released the F1, a three-seat supercar lauded for its performance and central seating position for the driver.
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That's how straight white activism became so fetishized, so lauded: How brave, how wonderful to fight to dismantle your own power.
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However, despite being lauded as a hero by his hungry passengers, Jeff responded that his whole team should be take credit.
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Today, they are infused with every flavor one can imagine and lauded for their health benefits, some even claiming weight loss.
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It's lauded widely — until it comes out that the author wasn't a renowned judge but rather an advanced artificial intelligence system.
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McQueen, a lauded fashion designer, helmed Givenchy and his own namesake label, and won the CFDA International Designer Award in 2003.
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Sanders lauded Clinton's plan in a news conference Wednesday in Washington, saying it represents the best principles that both Democrats advocated.
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DANIEL ORTEGA, the president of Nicaragua, was once lauded for ending over four decades of rule by the dictatorial Somoza family.
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And that is because our current thirst for wholesomeness is pointed in a different direction than Ellen's much-lauded niceness is.
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In his first address to Congress, Trump lauded Ryan Owens, and the chamber gave his widow, Carryn, an emotional standing ovation.
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In his paper, he lauded the goals of the ARPAnet but explained some risks of what he called "on-line" networks.
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Nick Rasmussen, director of the national counterterrorism center, lauded some social media platforms for aggressively taking down accounts of suspected terrorists.
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He lauded organized labor and berated Wall Street leaders and companies that used the Trump tax cuts to purchase their stocks.
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The country, a founding member of the European Union, is often lauded for its skilled manufacturing base and strong export surplus.
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Opening pair Tim Southee and Trent Boult, lauded as one of the best pace duos in the world, had poor returns.
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Chinese legend and folklore have lauded the ability of the Camellia sinensis leaf to provide refreshment without stupefaction since ancient times.
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Unlike Scott's previous output, Astroworld was lauded as the work of an artist who had taken a giant creative leap forward.
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Nonetheless, Stefani called the ordinance "a very well-intentioned piece of legislation" and lauded the board's ability to handle respectful disagreement.
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Metal is, however, alternately lauded and lampooned for its illegible logo examples, taking typography itself to the furthest brink of relevance.
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Analysts lauded Venmo, calling it a "meaningful growth driver" especially since PayPal has only recently begun cashing in on the app.
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" Trump previously tweeted a comment attacking James&apos intelligence, but Rodgers lauded James for not responding, saying it was "absolutely beautiful.
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Richard Friedman, the director of the psychopharmacology clinic at Weill Cornell Medicine, recently lauded Kindt's work in The New York Times.
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The judge lauded the two families in the case for acting with civility and urged them to continue conducting themselves appropriately.
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Mood Hut's lauded Libra Mix series had only one woman—Laura Sparrow of LNS—contribute a mix in their first 50.
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Most recently, her Savage X Fenty lingerie line has been lauded as nothing less than the future of inclusivity in fashion.
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In the 1990s Germany "teen tycoon" Windhorst was lauded as a symbol of a new pioneering spirit by Chancellor Helmut Kohl.
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Here, we talk about Roma, the highly lauded black-and-white drama from Mexican director (and previous Oscar winner) Alfonso Cuarón.
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"I was still lauded for what I was doing, even after the community started to get heavy on STRESS," Peterson recalled.
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Encourage local participation in decision making and state developmentInvest in infrastructure Human Rights Watch and other humanitarian groups lauded the recommendations.
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" Italian Interior Minister Marco Minniti lauded Morabito's arrest, saying he was "considered one of the sought-after members of the Ndrangheta.
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