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The album was either dismissed as pretentious and overwrought or hailed for its ambition; it didn't sell, but it garnered some lifelong fans.

Microsoft released a new version of its Windows operating system during that time, too, but it garnered one half of 1 percent of all coverage.

But it garnered some ill will.

It was not the sexiest sounding development project, but it garnered support because the benefits for both groups were clear.

"Alpha House" became popular on Amazon Prime streaming video, but it garnered less critical praise and public interest than "House of Cards," from Amazon's rival Netflix.

In 1937 he published "The Nature of the Firm", an article based on the Dundee lecture.An entire field of research would eventually be built on this paper, but it garnered scant attention at first.

The latter film's sensational title betrays its flashier, hollower treatment of US-Mexico relations, but still it garnered a UK cinema release last September and a Bafta nomination earlier this month, in a category dominated by worthy but inelegant docs.

The 24-year-old Italy star eventually deleted the image, but not before it garnered plenty of attention.

Another recent campaign for the lingerie company, Pan and the Vestry of Virgins, ran mainly online, but the column inches it garnered presumably made up for the lack of print advertising.

It has taken 62.3% of the votes counted so far a smaller share than the 65.9% it garnered in 2009 but still a luxurious majority.

It garnered 800,000 users but failed to make any money.