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The phrase "admiring fans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe fans who have a deep appreciation or admiration for someone, such as a celebrity or athlete.
Example: "The artist was overwhelmed by the support of her admiring fans during the concert."
Alternatives: "devoted fans" or "enthusiastic supporters."
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Then they called it quits, leaving behind admiring fans.
They greeted him with the enthusiasm of admiring fans.
There are no admiring fans outside this evening.
The second largest series consists of correspondence from admiring fans, colleagues, publishing houses, and family members.
Farther afield is the grave of Jim Morrison of the Doors, another focus of admiring fans.
As Heathcliff developed a national following, Gallagher was obliged to enter the fantasy world of admiring fans.
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He became an iconic figure — dark glasses, smoke rising — and, in 1985, he received a pie in the face from a disgruntled — or perhaps admiring — fan.
One admiring fan asked not for her autograph but for confirmation that her TV show, "Murder She Wrote," has been renewed.
The diminutive Zigmund Palffy zigzagged through the towering Flyers at Nassau Coliseum with such finesse tonight that he raised eyebrows, created smiles and evoked sighs of relief from admiring Islander fans.
Posada was similarly respected and admired by fans and teammates.
But Dälek's squowl -- admired by fans in Croatia, Germany, Slovakia and, increasingly, its own country's underground -- is also hard in the difficult, artistic sense: to appreciate it, you have to know how to think about it.
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