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But Mrs. Clinton's campaign has broadly praised Mr. Sanders's comportment since leaving the race.

Lobbyists for European businesses broadly praised Mr. De Gucht's goals, but expressed concern about how he would accomplish them.

On television programs Sunday morning, lawmakers broadly praised Mr. Petraeus personally, lauding him in warm and even emotional terms as a leader of rare talent, his resignation a loss to the nation, his personal flaws a secondary concern to some.

The report, which broadly praised the BBC for clamping down on talent costs and cleared it of driving inflation, was derided by some commercial rivals and MPs for being too opaque and for asking the wrong questions.

Rouhani has been broadly praised at home for his UN visit while hawkish hardliners have largely held back from criticism because the president is assumed to have the backing of Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, for the overture with the US.

Most details of the minister's plans were broadly praised.

Still, some Republicans familiar with Mr. Comey's tenure at the Justice Department — while broadly praising him — raised questions about clashes he had with higher-ups in the Bush White House.

Janet Maslin, writing in The New York Times, was broadly praising of the film, saying she thought that Never Say Never Again "has noticeably more humor and character than the Bond films usually provide.

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While the campaigns are broadly similar, analysts praised the distinctions among them.

Never Say Never Again was broadly welcomed and praised by the critics: Ian Christie, writing in the Daily Express, said that Never Say Never Again was "one of the better Bonds", finding the film "superbly witty and entertaining, ... the dialogue is crisp and the fight scenes imaginative".