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Seamus Heaney's The Spirit Level, his first poetry collection since winning the Nobel Prize in 1995, drew accolades from most commentators.

Still, the measure drew accolades from the left and the right, a virtually unheard of occurrence in the Senate these days and one viewed as a potential sign of a thaw in the partisan freeze.

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But State Attorney Aramis Ayala, who represents two counties near Orlando, also drew accolades from others.

Her choral group, Charis, is building a reputation in Westchester and beyond, drawing accolades from lay audiences and musicians alike.

Over the years the creators of "24" have bragged that it has drawn accolades from fans as diverse as Rush Limbaugh and Barbra Streisand.

Facebook's redesigned News Feed, which appeared for some on Thursday and will expand to all Facebook users in coming weeks, has drawn accolades from advertisers, Somini Sengupta writes.

Until recently, Mr. Immelt had largely drawn accolades from Wall Street, both for his easygoing style and his effort to burnish G.E.'s image with investments in environmentally friendly technology like wind energy.

Though Hispanics generally favor Democrats, they have shown signs of cooling on President Obama, who pledged to pursue immigration reform as a candidate in 2008 but who only recently has drawn accolades from immigrant rights groups by taking executive action to halt deportations of hundreds of thousands of young illegal immigrants who came here when they were children.

Ranked 105th in the world and playing with a wild-card entry, the American powered through the second round, beating 30th-ranked Tamira Paszek 6-2, 6-1 in just 56 minutes and drawing accolades from people who are now watching her play.

The Nexus 7 has drawn accolades from reviewers like the Wall Street Journal's Walt Mossberg.