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lauded

adjective as in acclaimed

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adjective as in flattered

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adjective as in praised

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adjective as in renowned

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adjective as in thanked

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Sipple, who deflected the shot, was lauded as a hero but later sued several newspapers for invasion of privacy.

Kimmel's return was praised by some celebrity supporters, including actor Ben Stiller, who lauded the "brilliant monologue".

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The togetherness they lauded during last year’s championship march hadn’t always been replicated.

Many lauded the nomination when it was first announced, including the National Asian Pacific American Bar Assn.

Past performances included a rendition of “Closer,” NIN’s second single off of its lauded sophomore album, “The Downward Spiral,” released in 1994.

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