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That plan, set in motion by Mayor Richard M. Daley in 2003, has not accomplished its goal, but it was hailed for moving many of the homeless from temporary shelters to longer-term "supportive" housing, with access to a wide range of social services.

Jeremy Pope of 'Choir Boy' Talks About Stage Role Hailed for his "magnetic, moving performance" as Pharus Jonathan Young in the Manhattan Theater Club production of "Choir Boy," 21-year-old Jeremy Pope had to work up his courage to audition for the role after being turned down for the play's premiere run in London.

He was hailed by some for moving swiftly to punish Syria for using chemical weapons.

The union's leaders are fuming that Mr. Bloomberg plans to lay off 650 sanitation workers, one-tenth the membership of a union that is often hailed for increasing productivity by moving from three-person to two-person trucks.

Myanmar has been hailed for the military junta's move in 2011 toward restoring democracy in the country and the release from two decades of imprisonment and house arrest of rights activist Aung San Suu Kyi.

A few years later, she had moved to Indianapolis, where she was hailed for her philanthropy and proclaimed the city's finest black hostess.

Groups campaigning for justice for people tortured and killed under Francisco Franco hailed the "historic" move to demand the extradition of 20 Spanish officials including several ex-ministers.

Business groups hailed the move for sending a clear signal to companies to invest in the UK.

Others hailed the move as positive for the business and for American society.

Many hailed the move as a victory for accountability.

Liberal and reform Jews hailed the move as a victory for Jews everywhere.