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Paul was a truly gifted artist and, though recognized late in life, achieved acclaim for his unique talent for making collages from tiny fragments of postage stamps.

It is doubtful he would have achieved acclaim without it.

Lots of people from my class have achieved acclaim.

The co-existence of the industry mainstream with independently financed off-Hollywood productions that achieve acclaim — and that, in turn, are squeezed from below by the success of ultra-low-budget filmmaking — is the issue of the time.

It achieve critical acclaim from many of Minogue's fiercest critics, who praised her transition from being the once-dubbed "singing budgie" to a mature woman.

He used the roots to manufacture his remedy from a factory in Wimbledon and achieved widespread acclaim in the early 1900s.

Released in 1968, the album eventually achieved critical acclaim, but it originally received an indifferent response from the public.

London achieved overnight acclaim.

Scipio achieved public acclaim in 151.

Aaron received his LLD from Brooklyn Law School and was the founder of Shapiro Lobel LLP, a firm that has achieved international acclaim in its representation of clients in the entertainment industry.

In her final few years Hesse exhibited throughout the U.S. and achieved critical acclaim.