Yet there Mr. Bishop was Wednesday morning in the Albany Civic Center — hours after The Associated Press had declared his opponent the winner, based on an incomplete vote count, then retracted its decision — celebrating with supporters and thanking God.
News of Holder's decision was celebrated by politicians in Alaska.
Awareness of the rich critical literature from that period had faded away by 1987, effaced by the decision's celebrated unanimity and moral weight.
In New York City, home to the largest black population in the country, the decision was celebrated by many liberals as the final strike against school segregation in the "backward" South.
The decision was celebrated in Nicaragua at the time.
The visitors were livid with the decision but celebrated moments later when Bogdan pulled off a brilliant save from Miller.
The decision was celebrated by paper companies, newspapers, and US congresspeople on both sides of the aisle.
This decision was celebrated by the religious right, including the Family Resource Council, as an important step for "religious liberty".
Thankfully, the nation rejected those attempts to politicize the judiciary and the Warren Court's landmark civil rights decisions are celebrated today.
While encouraging those who agree or benefitted from the decision to celebrate it, he declared in an otherwise thoughtful and learned dissent, that the decision "had nothing to do with the Constitution", a gratuitous comment widely featured in the media.
