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She is best-known for her highly acclaimed series Jazzin' About and top-selling tutor It's Never Too Late to Play Piano.

Citizenfour, Laura Poitras' acclaimed film about Edward Snowden and the NSA spying scandal, won best documentary.

AS NEVER before, Stanley Spencer and L.S. Lowry are being acclaimed, talked about and sold for phenomenal prices.

His mother, Pina Rota, wrote a highly acclaimed book about her family called Il Paese delle Rane (The Country of Frogs).

Thomas Piketty, the French professor who has recently published an acclaimed book about growing inequality, is now described as a "rock star economist".

Then there's the granddaddy of them all: "Friday Night Lights," H. G. Bissinger's critically acclaimed book about gridiron passions in Odessa, Tex.

He disparaged the journalistic integrity of Sue Fishkoff, the author of an acclaimed book about the Chabad movement, by referring to her as a "kadesha" — a term from Genesis that means a temple prostitute.

The quartet is critically acclaimed and about to celebrate its 10th anniversary, but there's something missing: It has never reached the pinnacle; neither has James, an aging wunderkind possibly past his prime.

The BBC now co-produces much of its natural-history output with Discovery, whose American cable channel has recently shown "The Blue Planet", a highly acclaimed series about ocean life.

Shortly thereafter, he appeared on the literary scene with The Basic Eight (1999), a critically acclaimed novel about a high-school student bludgeoned with a croquet mallet wielded by a classmate.

For example, Jay Winik, whose acclaimed book about the Civil War, "April 1865: The Month That Saved America," came out in 2001, is now writing a book about the 1790's.