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But the design has garnered praise from some critics.

President Hollande's commitment to welcome the refugees has garnered praise from many people.

"Good Night, and Good Luck," which has garnered praise from 94% of the nation's reviewers.

The young French-Israeli pianist has garnered praise from critics in Europe and North America.

It was a cutting-edge device, worked brilliantly, garnered praise from all sides and even had an iris scanner - one of the first smartphones to do so.

His literary debut came in 1938 with "Au Château d'Argol" ("The Castle of Argol"), a novel known for a Surrealist tinge, which garnered praise from André Breton.

The intense sequence featuring Finn, Kurt and Burt in "Theatricality" garnered praise for Monteith from James Poniewozik of Time, who wrote: "One thing I love about his performance, here and throughout Glee, is that he plays Finn as a kid, which of course he still is.

Rosen is a veteran war correspondent who has garnered praise for his reporting from Iraq and the Middle East.

The episode was watched by 2.185 million people and caused a major controversy due to the suggestion of an intimate (and possibly romantic) history between Marceline and Bubblegum, a fact that also garnered praise for the episode from several LGBTQ-oriented review sites.

Adapted from the Watsuki Nobuhiro comics (better known in the Anglophone world as Samurai X), the live-action series has garnered praise for keeping CGI to a minimum.

Illmatic also garnered praise for its production.