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For one thing, Mrs. Bush garnered high marks.

His tireless efforts garnered high praise from politicians and the press.

Waves milked to shore with a series of turns often garnered high scores.

With 36percentt protein, a good dose of vitamin C and phytoestrogens, or plant-derived hormones, soybeans have always garnered high praise as a nutritional powerhouse.

He also garnered high praise for his coming-of-age tale Jumpers For Goalposts, about a failing five-a-side team.

Directed and written by Mark Jonathan Harris and produced by Ms. Oppenheimer, the film has already garnered high honors, having won the Academy Award last year for best documentary feature.

But with her Gatekeeper EP, released in 2013 on Earthling Recordings, the label she set up in her kitchen, and now her first full-length album, ESKA, she has garnered high-profile fans such as Gilles Peterson and Jamie Cullum.

Her persistent style and attention to detail has garnered high-profile contributors: Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, Gary D. Cohn, the president of Goldman Sachs; and Meyer S. Frucher, vice chairman of Nasdaq OMX Group, have donated to her Senate campaign, according to filings.

For three straight years the women's championship match has garnered higher TV ratings than the men's.

"The result is directly related to the dire mood of Americans," Dan Fellman, president for domestic theatrical distribution at Warner Brothers, who flatly rejected the industry belief that the film's megawatt stars should have garnered higher sales regardless.

In addition to her Academy Award win, Berry garnered high-profile roles in the 2000s such as Storm in the X-Men film series (beginning in 2000), the action crime thriller Swordfish (2001), and the spy film Die Another Day (2002), where she played Bond Girl Jinx.