Those tracks simply do not belong on an
album lauded
for being one of the greatest of all time.
Lauded by critics
and public alike.
Lauded as a national hero
by the french.
Throughout the 20th century many
critically lauded
productions continued the theater's successful streak, which shows no signs of ending.
Lauded from the rooftops.
Lauded by the critics, he still isn't a household name.
Laud a government
which does the bidding of international financial institutions and can manage donor projects.
Lauded the growth
of modern industrialism and the rise of the cities.
Lauded by the british
as the inventor of television, was john logie baird really a hero or a fraud?
Lauded as world-beaters
and being condemned as a bunch of tossers, is as slim as ever.
Created by tony garnett, the cops has been
rightly lauded
for its originality and brutal honesty.
Lauded by the press
and invited to chic star parties.
Laud that fact, and put resources behind areas that are beginning to be effective in campaigning.
As often as not the
films so lauded
are likely to be quite forgotten in a year or so.
Her place in the
much lauded
historical mystery is marked by a ticket stub from an exotic airline.
Perversely in 1988 i didn't choose to buy or even scrounge a tape of the
widely lauded
daydream nation album.
Brilliantly marketed, and, rather perversely,
often lauded
by exactly the same kind of people who condemn disney as the evil empire.
As often as not the films
so lauded
are likely to be quite forgotten in a year or so.
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