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laud

[lawd] / lɔd /


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The National Association of Home Builders lauded the orders in a statement.

From Barron's

“Sinners” is almost universally lauded as a triumph.

From Salon

As I wrote afterward, “Buckley’s searching, searing turn seems destined to be lauded countless times these next few months, a performance that is as impossible to ignore as the character she plays.”

From Los Angeles Times

In February, Energy Secretary Chris Wright visited Caracas, where he smiled for photos with Rodríguez and lauded her government for its cooperation, while giving only passing mention to a transition.

From The Wall Street Journal

Schmidt’s legal team lauded the judge’s decision Monday, calling it a “cogent analysis of the nuanced issues necessary to reach the correct outcome and compel arbitration.”

From Los Angeles Times