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A few works later, he thrilled the British critics with "Uprising" (2006), following it the next year with the even more acclaimed "In Your Rooms".

The revival of Tennessee Williams's "The Glass Menagerie" was even more acclaimed, and in terms of what Hoggett has said is his real métier, physical narrative, it may be his greatest achievement to date.

After steadily, solidly, building a very respectable career in Hollywood for years, and an even more acclaimed one back home in London's West End, this last year has seen a serious gear-shift for the 36-year-old.

It's not likely to appeal to Halo fans, but one commenter on the gaming site Kotaku sees it as an opportunity for video games to grow: "Look at novels, many are fun and those are great, but there are also engaging, thoughtful novels that are often even more acclaimed than the 'fun' ones".

After returning for a second season, the show became even more acclaimed and is considered by some critics to be a vast improvement on its first.

Its sequel Batman: Arkham City (PC, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii U) would later become even more critically acclaimed than its predecessor, becoming the highest-rated game of 2011.

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The play's undergirding of history, politics and warfare, all still unspooling in war-torn Africa, made character development even more daunting than in acclaimed period pieces by Ms. Nottage like "Intimate Apparel," "Las Meninas" and "Crumbs From the Table of Joy," which is set in the 1950s.

In The Futon Critic's list of the 20 best episodes of 2000, the episode was placed at #1, with the author calling it an even more daring episode than "Hush", another acclaimed episode from the fourth season.

The show's title echoes its setting in Middle America, but the allusion to "Malcolm in the Middle," the acclaimed Fox comedy, is even more apt.