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His works have been lauded by the Media and the public.

Her live shows, on the other hand, were lauded as a return to form.

But she was later lauded for her work at the agency.

Yet the deal was not immediately lauded by the players' union.

They also lauded the game's use of sound effects and silence.

I think that is quite remarkable and to be lauded.

Both groups lauded the country for its moderate religious policy.

He was particularly lauded for his efforts to cut taxes.

The generous move was lauded by many in the media.

And she lauded efforts to bring women into more aspects of military service.

Never before, or after for that matter, was any singer so lauded by the press.

Instead I got praised and lauded for doing their video.

The film was not well received, however critics lauded her performance.

Should not Muslims also be lauded when there is cause to do so?

At a public meeting, residents of the neighborhood lauded it.

The movie since released has been lauded by many critics.

Her role was one again lauded by critics and audiences.

Order it at one of these places and understand why this dish is so often lauded.

He was lauded for his breakthrough procedure still used today.

He has also been lauded for his volunteer work and commitment to community.

He was lauded by past students and the school trustees for his leadership.

He also lauded the speed and quality of the graphics.

Some have lauded him for keeping nuclear waste out of his state.

Our officials should be lauded for their concern about high school graduation rates.