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Ramadan went from being hailed as a new Muslim Luther to being a lightning conductor for the debate about Islamism and Muslim integration, particularly on the left.

Investment bankers lost their jobs, corporate lawyers saw their client base vaporize and hedge-fund managers went from being hailed as geniuses to being hauled in front of Congressional committees.

It is key to understanding how, in seven years, digital technologies have gone from being hailed as tools of freedom and change to being blamed for upheavals in Western democracies for enabling increased polarization, rising authoritarianism, and meddling in national elections by Russia and others.

During the 50s, Charles Laughton's Night of the Hunter was damned with faint praise when it was praised at all; Japanese critics remained unmoved by Rashomon; the lush subversions of Douglas Sirk were dismissed as tat; far from being hailed as the pinnacle of Hichcock's career, Vertigo was variously described as "too slow and too long" and "farfetched nonsense".

With that, he slung a black bag over his shoulder and walked off, two days removed from being hailed as the newest N.B.A. poster child in a league whose commissioner wants to implement a 20-year-old minimum age, and soon.

In four seasons, he went from being hailed as The Natural on the cover of Sports Illustrated to explaining how his production had plummeted, from a career-high 29 homers in 2006 and a.293 average in 2007 to.239 last season, when the Braves banished him to Class AA.

But while Given was justifying his price tag in Manchester, Joe Hart, on loan from City, was being hailed as the league's finest young goalkeeper at Birmingham.

With three movies unveiled at the Toronto Film Festival, the actress from Whitley Bay is being hailed as cinema's most exciting newcomer.

McIntyre, a retiree from Southern California, is now being hailed as a hero, the Associated Press reports.

The results of this new sleep-depression research -- the first in a series of studies we'll be seeing results from -- are already being hailed as potentially transformative to the treatment of depression.

Dr Holsinger, a cardiologist from Kentucky, was hailed this week in the media as "one of the nicest guys around".