Many female scientists who richly deserved the prize, like physicist Vera Rubin.
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Much of the reaction, though, amounted to a richly deserved thumbs-down.
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Delighted especially for the richly deserved recognition for Jonathan and Sir Anthony.
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When Issa calls out Kelli's immaturity and Tiffany's codependency, it's richly deserved.
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Moonlight's richly deserved Best Picture Oscar was a milestone in the entertainment world.
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But the movie ended up with six nominations, all of which feel richly deserved.
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Thunberg's awards, from Person of the Year to Nobel Prize nominee, are richly deserved.
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Those who submit correct answers will earn some richly deserved newsletter applause on Friday.
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"This is so richly deserved," Trump said just before West was given the award.
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Winners who submit four correct answers will enjoy some richly deserved newsletter fame on Friday.
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Winners who ace all the questions will enjoy some richly deserved newsletter fame on Friday.
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And I think that the people who got into a lot of trouble richly deserved it.
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I fear that the (richly deserved) animus toward Trump is spilling over onto all his supporters.
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Rubin never won the Nobel Prize in Physics, an award that many thought she richly deserved.
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It's catching all kinds of hype, and (for once) that kind of internet buzz is richly deserved.
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If ever there were a region that richly deserved being cauldronized, it is the Middle East today.
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Winners who submit correct answers to our trivia puzzle will enjoy some richly deserved newsletter fame on Friday.
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Yes, Orange Is the New Black received a (richly deserved) nomination for Outstanding Casting in a Drama Series.
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Lady Bird also garnered a Best Director and Best Screenplay nomination for Greta Gerwig, and it's richly deserved.
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But he has not received the recognition he richly deserved and is little known outside the upper Midwest.
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Would we, in the same position, be sufficiently dreadful to protect our offspring from a richly deserved oblivion?
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"I think probably the violence of his career terminated in the kind of justice he richly deserved," Nichols said.
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Were I to awake the next morning transformed into a gigantic insect, it would be a fate richly deserved.
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There's no question the Turing Award is richly deserved — rarely does an idea take a field by storm like this.
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Mr Trump's decision to suspend $2bn in military aid to Pakistan, among other punitive measures, could not have been more richly deserved.
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You can start taking your richly deserved vacation days, for example, especially since time off is actually tied to higher job performance.
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I think that's he's richly deserved it, and that they've noticed him and acknowledged him this year makes me want to cry.
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Only then will conservatives who have recently lost credibility and abandoned their principles recover the respect and admiration they once richly deserved.
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Tonight, he got what he richly deserved, and all those American soldiers who died by his hand also got what they deserved: justice.
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By the end of the first set, it was two-thirds full, and by the end, Williams got the crowd she so richly deserved.
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"I think the performance you saw up there is why Ted has so so richly deserved the reputation he developed on Capitol Hill," he added.
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On Thursday, Price, who happens to be a multi-millionaire, ostensibly announced he would be reimbursing the federal government amid a widening and richly deserved scandal.
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It is richly deserved, given the consistently high quality of her music, but it is surprising nonetheless, given that the institution rarely recognises hip-hop artists.
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Rae's nomination for Insecure, as well as Ted Danson's for The Good Place, are both richly deserved and hopefully presage further Emmy love for both programs.
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" Modern Times Fruitlands; Gose with passion fruit and guava: "Kettle souring is enjoying a richly deserved revival, and our summer fruited edition is all kinds of refreshing.
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Realist scholars like Michael Mandelbaum and critics of American power like Andrew Bacevich tell us that the failure of such "nation building" efforts was foreordained — and richly deserved.
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It is all richly deserved: "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" redefines teen-pop stardom, as Jon Pareles wrote in his review of the album.
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On Wednesday morning, World Cup champion U.S. women's national soccer team got the ticker tape parade through New York City's "Canyon of Heroes" that they so richly deserved.
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Tell someone from Cleveland that you're a long suffering Boston Celtics fan and you can look forward to being on the wrong end of a richly deserved felony assault.
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Each of these nominations feels richly deserved, but together they also form a remarkably diverse category, with only two white male nominees in a traditionally white-male-dominated category.
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This is richly deserved recognition of these two extraordinarily brave, persistent and effective campaigners against the scourge of sexual violence, and the use of rape as a weapon of war.
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And while saves are a stat of debatable merit, and while the number 100 is an entirely arbitrary measuring-point, his pride in what he has done is richly deserved.
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By any measure, it's a richly deserved honor, as Ryan led the league in passer rating, total QBR, and yards per attempt while also leading the NFL's most potent offense.
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Despite its richly deserved reputation for superficiality, Los Angeles is indeed a reading town, but with a uniquely transactional relationship to books, especially those that are remnants of bygone eras.
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Then at the end they tried to fuck him out of the money he so richly deserved for his work, because when you do something right, no one is ever grateful.
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There were a few bright spots: DuVernay received a directing nomination for 13th, and Samantha Bee finally received her richly deserved nominations in the best talk show and talk show-hosting categories.
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It could be cord-cutters or millennials watching on their phones; it could be illegal streams or competition from baseball's postseason or the deferred hangover of years of richly deserved bad press.
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Villeneuve, who never won the title that he richly deserved but whose son Jacques was crowned with Williams in 1997, died in a crash during practice for the 1982 Belgian Grand Prix.
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The plaudits and the fans she's won over during this metamorphosis are all richly deserved, even if some of her more recent notoriety comes from the frothy coverage of who she's slept with.
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Opinion Columnist Donald Trump is a lawless president and revolting person who richly deserved his impeachment and, in a better world, would be convicted in the Senate and removed from the White House.
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"There is a satisfaction that the jurors have delivered full justice in this case and issued the penalty that is so richly deserved by Eric Frein," Tonkin told reporters late Wednesday in Pike County.
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On Tennis Not long before she vanquished her nerves and finally won the Wimbledon singles title she richly deserved, I asked Jana Novotna if she felt she had ever choked in a tennis match.
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Riz Ahmed, who brought home a richly-deserved win for his performance on HBO's The Night Of, addressed the oppression and prejudice that's faced by so many people due to their race, religion, or gender.
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" — Aleister Crowley, English occultist, writer, painter, and mountaineer "In my opinion, [Prudence Heward] was the very best painter we ever had in Canada and she never got the recognition she richly deserved in her lifetime.
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Her award was even more richly deserved due to her excellence in so many films last year, including "Ex Machina", the winner of the Best Visual Effects award that was expected to go to "Star Wars".
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City belatedly began to take control and, with his goal under siege, it needed a magnificent save from Craig Gordon off a deflected Ilkay Gundogan shot to protect the point Brendan Rodgers's men so richly deserved.
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The idea for Nine-Nine started with a story about a kid "who needed to grow up" (Jake Peralta) and a father figure "who had been unjustly kept from the accomplishments he richly deserved" (Raymond Holt).
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My view of markets was shaped long ago by a classic analysis by Robert Shiller — who later won a richly deserved Nobel Prize — did of the huge October 1987 stock crash, which came out of the blue.
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And as Jonathan Turley pointed out, there is no possible way that Mueller can pursue obstruction of justice against President Trump because both the I.G. and the acting attorney general has said Comey richly deserved to be fired.
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And, freed from the rigors of big league baseball, he was out there in the world, with a beautiful young family of his own, living his best life, having fun, and all of it so unbelievably richly deserved.
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They lack the hot drama of cellphone video showing people trapped on trains, or herded into dangerously crowded stations, so they are often overlooked in the richly deserved uproar over the quick decline of the subway system's performance.
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The snub I'm most sad about is Noah Emmerich, who richly deserved a nomination for his deconstruction of FBI agent Stan Beeman in the show's final season, if only for what he does in the series finale alone.
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Musk has warned AI-powered robots could usher in some form of automated war to give humanity its richly deserved demise, while Zuckerberg responded by saying he is "really optimistic" it could usher a golden age of lifesaving technology.
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The release of the album Homosapien was delayed in the UK until January 1982 because of contractual issues and the BBC ban meant the lead single would become a cult club classic but never the hit it richly deserved to be.
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READ: Tehran promises 'forceful revenge' after Trump orders the assassination of top Iranian commander "Tonight, [Soleimani] got what he richly deserved, and all those American soldiers who died by his hand also got what they deserved: justice," said Republican Sen.
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Sara Adams, Emilie Gerrity, Emily Kikta, Meagan Mann, Unity Phelan (especially) and Indiana Woodward were among the most repeatedly eye-catching younger women; Taylor Stanley richly deserved his promotion to principal; and Joseph Gordon, Russell Janzen and Andrew Scordato all made important advances.
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" — Dr. Frank A.J.L. Scheer, associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and director of the Medical Chronobiology Program at Brigham and Women's Hospital "It is fabulous to see the foundational discoveries of this trio recognized in this richly deserved and long overdue Nobel Prize.
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But she's only nominated for one major VMA, Song of the Year, with another nod for her collaboration with Calvin Harris on "One Kiss" getting a Best Dance nod and "IDGAF" getting a richly deserved Best Choreography nod (that award is not given during the telecast).
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In there, they are free to congratulate each other on their richly deserved success, lend each other money, place side bets on the goings-on in the dreary, parlous, Keurig-breathed world below, and presumably exchange esoteric complaints about the pros and cons of private jet ownership.
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Of course, once various financial regulators — most notably the underfunded Commodity Futures Trading Commission, in Washington — started investigating the Libor manipulation, these same bosses were only too happy to throw Hayes under the bus, giving him in the end what he richly deserved: a jail cell.
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Photo: APCredit-reporting agency Equifax, which has been embroiled in a richly-deserved sea of anger after losing the sensitive personal and financial info of at least 145 million people to hackers, found itself in yet another hole this week after its website began redirecting users to malware.
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There's been much talk about Affleck's performance in this film as a shoo-in for a Best Actor Oscar — and it would be richly deserved — but in a year of fantastic teenage breakout performances, Hedges might be the best, though the rest of the cast is also terrific.
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Seven of the 14 dolls in the new line are athletes, but only one is a golfer, modeled after the 27-time Ladies Professional Golf Association winner, member of the World Golf Hall of Fame and the first Mexican-born woman to find her richly deserved place among the greats of the game.
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Christie, who criticized Cruz for refusing to endorse Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE during his primetime speech at the Republican National Convention on Wednesday, said that Cruz "richly deserved the reputation he developed" for not following through on his pledge to support the nominee.
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And the author quotes the Daily Express editorial of 29 March 1950, which stated, Kelly richly deserved to die. The world is better for his removal.
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"Football Arrows". The Birmingham Pictorial and Dart: p.6. September ended with a trip to Loughborough which "on paper ... appeared a certainty for the Heathens, but in actual play Loughborough were the masters, and richly deserved two points instead of one.""Sports and Pastimes". Nottinghamshire Guardian: p.3. 1 October 1898.
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But Kuttner cheated himself of much fame that he richly deserved by hiding his light under a bushel of pen names that many fans did not know were his. Seabury Quinn and I both chided him about this.""Mary Elizabeth Counselman, "Hank and Weird Tales". Etchings and Odysseys 4 (1984), p.
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"....On them (the clips) were the murders of federal servicemen by the Kadyrovtsy, and also kidnappings directed by Kadyrov. These are very serious things; on the basis of this evidence a criminal case and investigation should follow. This could allow this person to be brought to justice, something he has long richly deserved," she said.
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But he also said later that he "richly deserved to be fired from the studios because of my irresponsibility. A person on drugs is not fit for work". For the moment, Kirk could still get work. He appeared in Village of the Giants (1965) for director Bert I. Gordon, alongside Beau Bridges and Ron Howard.
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While a reporter for What's on TV branded the character "Naughty Naomi" and thought she got "the slap she so richly deserved from Sonya" after she kissed Toadie. O'Reilly's co-star Eve Morey observed, "Naomi is a femme fatale. She's opportunistic and manipulative." Bridget Jones from New Idea stated that Naomi was "sweet-at- heart".
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A number of women were promoted into the store management positions they so richly deserved, albeit only on a temporary basis. Business continued as usual. Stores in the United States, which were then stocking ranges also present in British stores were dependent upon European manufacturers which had adopted newer production methods than their American counterparts.Woolworths Group Plc.
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Maharajah Ananda Gajapati had been acclaimed throughout the Telugu speaking world as Abhinava Andhra Boja. He richly deserved the title both for his personal accomplishments and tastes. He spared no effort to make Vizianagaram the center of learning, a Banaras in Andhra Desa. Satavadhani Chellapilla wrote and published an essay in Krishna Patrika in 1941 about the Vizianagaram Samsthanam.
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The AllMusic review by Al Campbell stated: "This is simply a beautiful, laid-back, straight-ahead jazz date". The reviewer for The Skanner commented: "Sanders, a Coltrane protege, is enjoying a rebirth of popularity which is richly deserved. He is playing wonderfully well with evidence of a Coltrane influence but with his own sound."Bogle, Dick (April 5, 1995) "Dick's Picks: 'Naima'".
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His extravaganzas of magic were so swiftly executed and so mysteriously subtle that two centuries ago he could have been richly deserved being burned at the stake as a necromancer of the blackest arts and disciple of his satanic majesty. But at this advanced age in anno domini 1879 he is a pleasant gentleman and harmless entertainer. The world does move.” In 1881, he visited southern Utah.
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Brian Symington, 2014 Sir Rupert Hamer Award Recipient.Pipes and Drums: Brian's richly deserved piping award. Three decades of local competition saw the band venture to New Zealand in 1989, where they won the national championships in Grade 2. Under a year later, Nunawading also secured first place in Grade 2 of the Australian and South Pacific Pipe Band Championships (held in Brisbane, Queensland) which earned their promotion to Grade 1.
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One of his later theatrical parts was in Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles in 1925, with Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies in the title role."The Playhouses", Illustrated London News, 19 September 1925, p. 550 The reviewer in Punch wrote, "Mr John Le Hay gave us a superb little study of an old countryman which richly deserved the enthusiastic applause that rewarded it"."At the Play", Punch, 16 September 1925, p.
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Similar to the Patrick O'Hara character in "In the Name of the Law," this movie portrays firemen as family men – men that were trying to balance raising a family with the dangerous profession of firefighting. Johnson felt both these working-class heroes did not get the recognition they so richly deserved for the work they did. Emory Johnson's glorification of public servants would become the perfect subject material for all of his F.B.O. Special productions.
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Fagan was made a judge of the Cape Provincial Division by Prime Minister Smuts in March 1943. It was Smuts who had, as Minister of Justice under Hertzog, offered Fagan the same post some years earlier. Fagan also had eight months' experience as an acting judge in the Kimberley High Court before entering politics. One contemporary observer wrote that Fagan's appointment to the bench was "richly deserved" and met with "universal approbation" from the legal profession.
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"Well done to Delaney and Marlon on their richly deserved Tui for the album Sad But True. Their take on a classic American art form is brilliantly executed and a real joy to listen to." Davidson followed up the first volume of Sad But True with two more instalments, the second self-released on The Grand Ole Hayride tour. The third volume, Juke-Box B-Sides, reached number 12 on the New Zealand Albums Chart in February 2014.
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Gill was one of the most effective members of the team and richly deserved his All-Ireland medal. Prior to that year's All-Ireland semi-final Gill had become a member of the newly established Garda Síochána. He was based in Dublin and, as such, played hurling with the Dublin senior inter-county team as well. He won a Leinster title with the side in the 1924 championship before later finding himself in another All-Ireland final following a win over Antrim.
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At the end of his career, Graham was just beginning to receive the recognition his body of work so richly deserved. As only a true romantic such as Graham could truly appreciate he had his swan song shortly before his too-short career ended. His first, and only, hardbound novel, The Involuntary Immortal, enlarged from a Fantastic Adventures novelette (December 1949) was published by Avalon in 1959 only a few years before he started to become too sick to continue to write.
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He took over 250 first- class wickets, at a touch over 20 apiece, as well as scoring his only first- class century in 1991-92 against Central Districts. His efforts helped Otago (traditionally one of New Zealand domestic cricket’s bridesmaids) win the Shell Trophy twice during his stay. As a consequence Mallender was awarded the rare honour, to a foreigner, of a testimonial. Always whole-hearted and sometimes inspired, he left Somerset after a richly deserved benefit season in 1994 to return to Northamptonshire.
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George Gordon Byron was impressed by Lines on the Entry of the Austrians into Naples, which was written by Thomas Moore in 1821. Therefore, he conceived the Irish Avatar as a work in the same vein, attacking the servile Irish as Moore had attacked the capitulating Italians. Thomas Moore had liked the Irish Avatar, and had written in his journal, "Received Lord Byron's tremendous verses against the King & the Irish for their late exhibition in Dublin – richly deserved by my servile & hollow-hearted countrymen".Moore, Journals, ed.
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Regarding the "pre-emptive" invasion of Iraq, in 2002 Ledeen criticized the views of former National Security Adviser Brent Scowcroft, writing: "He fears that if we attack Iraq "I think we could have an explosion in the Middle East. It could turn the whole region into a cauldron and destroy the War on Terror." "One can only hope that we turn the region into a cauldron, and faster, please. If ever there were a region that richly deserved being cauldronized, it is the Middle East today.
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On 7 January 2004, Arsenal played Everton at Goodison Park. Wenger made a host of changes: Cygan was recalled in central defence, which meant Touré was shifted onto the right and Lauren was dropped, while Parlour started in place of Gilberto in midfield. Kanu had given Arsenal the lead in the first half, only for Radzinski to score a "richly deserved late equaliser" for Everton with fifteen minutes remaining. Manchester United's victory at Bolton on the same night increased the champions' lead at the top to three points.
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Whenever I play music anywhere in the world I remember how privileged I am, and I'm very pleased to be at Greneway today, it's a pleasure to be back." In December 2013, Greneway Middle School was runner-up in the School of the Year category at the Hertfordshire Sports Partnership awards. In July 2014 it was awarded the Association for Physical Education's quality mark with distinction. The award was presented by Jan Wood MBE, head of the North East Herts Sports Partnership, who said, "This is a richly deserved award and I am delighted to award it to Greneway.
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England were knocked out of the World Cup after being torn apart by a superb Australia display at a stunned Twickenham. Two converted first-half tries and four penalties from Wallaby fly-half Bernard Foley in a virtuoso display brought a richly deserved win on a black night for England's men in white. One week later, England's doomed World Cup campaign ended with a few fireworks as they ran in 10 tries to complete an ultimately hollow final victory against Uruguay, winning 60–3 in Manchester. Following a subsequent RFU inquest into England's shortcomings at the tournament, coach Stuart Lancaster had his contract terminated with immediate effect.
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She resented his overriding commitment to the job and came to the realisation that he was no longer in love with her. During a period of separation, Jack became involved with a high-class escort and also a DS at the station. As the spearhead of the station, Jack always brings gravitas, perspective and leadership to any case that he oversees; as a seasoned detective, father and mentor, he continually proves that he can balance his heart and his head, but it's sometimes tough for Jack to maintain his steely exterior and keep an even keel. His promotion to Superintendent in July 2009 following Heaton's departure was richly deserved.
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Despite encountering an earthquake on its first day in Japan, the band was not to be deterred and played to enthusiastic crowds, including over 1 million people on the streets of Osaka for the major parade that was the centre piece of this tour, an event captured live on Japanese television. The band was honoured to play at the Heian Shrine in historic Kyoto before returning to London having broken new ground for The Salvation Army in the Far East. Under Michael Clack's leadership the band had reached new heights and broken new ground across the world. Michael was awarded the MBE by HM Queen Elizabeth II in 1995 for services to Music Education, an honour richly deserved.
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Jude Rogers of the BBC wrote "once you look past the bombast of "Sledgehammer", ... you notice how easily its artful ideas slipped inside the 80s mainstream". The Quietus Wyndham Wallace praised Sos sincerity and called it "a heartfelt journey through intense emotional territory, assembled and arranged with intricacy and commitment, laboured over with such care that it sounds effortless". Ryan Bray, writer for Consequence of Sound, concluded So was an "all-too-rare record that manages to have it both ways, earning its richly deserved critical and commercial respect without giving so much as an artistic inch". He added that "it still stands on its own two feet as one of the consensus best records of the 80s".
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They spend an extended period together, moving from one wedding to the next and catching up on all the things they had not been able to share since Marguerite's death. They remember their own wedding, and in the end, Marguerite teaches Eddie that love is never lost in death, it just moves on and takes a different form. He begs her forgiveness for never making more of his life, never leaving his job at the pier, and for not giving her a better life she so richly deserved. However, she answers that she loved the fairground and their life on the pier, and the only thing she regretted was them not being able to have any children.
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After your victories on the march from Chu to Lang Son I was obliged, > without giving you the rest you so richly deserved, to require of you new > efforts and to lead you into new dangers. The energy which you showed during > your fine marches from Lang Son to Hanoi and up the banks of the Clear River > demonstrated that you appreciated the importance of your new mission. On 2 > March you met the Chinese army that had come down from Yunnan, entrenched > within a complex of formidable defences, on ground of the most appalling > difficulty. The enemy, reinforced by all Luu Vinh Phuc's bandits, had > boasted that he would block your way to Tuyen Quang, which he was furiously > besieging.
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For Barry Town, a final league position of 5th place was richly deserved and showed what could be done with a settled, talented squad. In what would be Bright's final season with Barry Town, the club took off for Scandinavia for a series of pre-season friendlies in which the club performed admirably. One player invited along to be with the team by Basil Bright was young Gavin Price, and though Price returned with Barry Town he was soon signed by Charlton Athletic. Although Bright's tenure with Town ended with an acrimonious resignation in April 1978, his legacy lives on in many ways with Gavin Price taking over the manager's role of Barry Town AFC in 2004, and Cosslett involved with today's side as coach.
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The citation stated "Exceptional detective ability in serious cases of crime and admirable service as Chief of City Fire Brigade". He went to Buckingham Palace on Wednesday 24 March 1917 to receive the award from the King.Article, King Decorates Hereford Police Chief Constable, it described the ceremony and citation and added: "This Royal act of duty faithfully performed and meritorious service rendered, is felt throughout the city to be richly deserved and afforded the Town council and Watch Committee much gratification". Hereford Times, 27 March 1917/Article, More Police Honours, Kings Medal presented to F. Richardson Chief Constable of Hereford. The Police Chronicle 16 February 1917. Viewed November 2014. A special police operation took place in February 1918 when an ambulance train arrived at Hereford carrying many war wounded bound for hospitals in Shrewsbury, a town north of Hereford.
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The 2012 Le Mans 24 Hours winners Benoît Tréluyer, André Lotterer and Fässler steered their Audi R18 e-tron Quattro hybrid car to victory in the 6 Hours of Silverstone on 26 August 2012. The win, added to third place for the sister car of Allan McNish, Rinaldo Capello and Tom Kristensen, enabled Audi to get both their cars to finish on the podium. Audi didn't have everything its own way though, as the Toyota TS030 hybrid of Alex Wurz, Kazuki Nakajima and Nicolas Lapierre challenged hard, leading early on, to finish a richly deserved second. Toyota TS030 Hybrid on its way to the third place in the 2013 FIA World Endurance Championship race The opening round of the 2013 World Endurance Championship saw Audi Sport Team Joest dominating. The race soon developed into a pattern of 2 Audi R18 e-tron quattros followed by 2 Toyota TS030 Hybrids and backed up by 2 Rebellion Lola B12/60s.
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The film critic for The New York Times, Bosley Crowther, gave the film a positive review and appreciated the direction of the film and acting. He wrote "A fine Italian film to stand alongside the American classic, The Grapes of Wrath, opened last night ...It is Luchino Visconti's Rocco and His Brothers (Rocco e i suoi fratelli), and it comes here garlanded with laurels that are quite as appropriate in this context as they are richly deserved...Signor Visconti has clearly conceived his film and that is what his brilliant handling of events and characters makes one feel. There's a blending of strong emotionalism and realism to such an extent that the margins of each become fuzzy and indistinguishable...Alain Delon as the sweet and loyal Rocco...is touchingly pliant and expressive, but it is Renato Salvatori...who fills the screen with the anguish of a tortured and stricken character. His raw and restless performance is overpowering and unforgettable...[and the] French actress Annie Girardot is likewise striking as the piteous prostitute..."Crowther, Bosley.
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Italian generals considered Rommel apolitical, too: According to Scianna, when Badoglio took over Italy in 1943, the Allies became hopeful that a similar development would happen in Germany with Rommel as head of the new regime, but captured Italian generals rebuked this pipe-dream, telling them that Rommel, unlike other German generals, did not care about politics. Caddick-Adams writes that Rommel was a "complicated man of many contradictions", while Beckett notes that "Rommel's myth ... has proved remarkably resilient" and that more work is needed to put him in proper historical context. Zabecki concludes that "the blind hero worship ... only distorts the real lessons to be learned from [his] career and battles", and Watson notes that the legend has been a "distraction" that obscured the evolution of Rommel as a military commander and his changing attitudes towards the regime that he served. John Pimlott writes that Rommel was an impressive military commander who richly deserved his reputation as a leading exponent of mobile warfare, hampered by factors he could not control, although he usually accepted high risks and could become frustrated when forced on the defensive.
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