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Mr Dudley added his voice to the commendations of Mr Hayward's leadership.

The National Book Awards, whose winners will be announced on Nov. 17, are among the most anticipated commendations of the year for publishers.

Such changes should be carried out, he explained, "not because the European Union wants them but because these are changes that our people deserve".His frequent commendations of secularism will have pleased the top brass, who sat listening to him.

Among other Blackburn awards, special commendations of $2,000 each went to Heather Raffo for "Nine Parts of Desire," running through mid-June at the Manhattan Ensemble Theater, and the London playwright Chloe Moss for "How Love Is Spelt".

He received six commendations of the Order of Lenin.

The Canadian government was assured repeatedly of Reeves' innocence and received multiple commendations of his work.

This is a resounding commendation of what we've been doing".

From the 1770s to the 1790s several Italian companies attracted fashionable audiences and the commendation of Samuel Johnson.

That is good, if less than thunderous, in its commendation of the idea that governments exist to serve the will of the people.

Yoshiie's sudden rise to power forced the court to view him warily, even denying the commendation of estates from would-be clients.

He adapted and invented new technology for fighting fires in high rise buildings that received the commendation of then Mayor John Lindsay.