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The news, which garnered applause from an assembled crowd of analysts, journalists and Apple employees, was much anticipated by iPhone owners.
Several of Mr. Bloomberg's more arts-friendly acts have garnered applause from the city's art leaders, many of whom were less than thrilled under the prior administration's sometimes combative stance toward the arts.
Paulson discussed risks climate change poses to business and garnered applause when he said, "The most important policy framework is putting a fair price on carbon". Immelt also suggested that pricing carbon is now an enormously popular approach – a fact that YPCCC's surveys support, finding that 70% of registered voters support a revenue neutral carbon tax.
Both Mr. Sanders and Mrs. Clinton garnered applause on Monday night at the Brown and Black Forum at Drake University here, though the crowd seemed more delighted with Mr. Sanders as he denounced a 51percentt unemployment rate for black men with a high school education and joked that he would consider living in the White House to be public housing.
Many of Romney's comments garnered applause mid-sentence from the mostly Israeli-American audience.
The game debuted at the 1998 Electronic Entertainment Expo in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, where the presentations of movies and in-game scenes garnered applause from the audience.
Trump garnered healthy applause and some boos.
It was the repetition of a piece that had garnered enough applause to be performed once more.
Among some analysts, the deal garnered special applause for Alan G. Lafley, who took over from Durk I. Jager as Procter's chief executive three years ago.
As Mr. Obama has introduced himself in the opening weeks of his candidacy, few subjects have garnered more applause than his criticism of the war.
Not here: as pitch-perfect an ensemble as the London stage has seen all year, this "Beauty Queen" shares the glory, nowhere more so than in the recitation of a letter from Mr. Ganly's superlatively empathic Pato that garnered impromptu applause at the top of the second act.
