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The campaign has won huge plaudits over the years.

From Wally Lamb to Sue Miller to Isabel Allende, she has won huge new readerships for midlist or obscure authors.

Another double winner was Miranda Hart, who has won huge acclaim for her BBC2 sitcom Miranda, which is soon to be moved to BBC1.

Waller-Bridge has won huge acclaim for the TV version of Fleabag, which aired first on BBC3 and then moved to BBC2 this summer.

Allahu Akbar!" Kadyrov, a former militant, has won huge concessions from Moscow to rule Chechnya as he pleases, essentially turning it into his own fiefdom, where dissent is not tolerated and elements of Islamic law are in place.

The paradox here is that Marvel has won huge plaudits for championing exactly the kind of maverick film-makers who might once have struggled to pick up major Hollywood gigs.

Managers have won huge payouts simply because the market has gone up, regardless of whether they personally have added value.

In theory, the Ceyhan line could also be used for oil from the other side of the Caspian, where Chevron and other oil companies have won huge contracts.

The day before, he had won huge applause for maintaining that he did not have to choose between Darwin and God.

Having won huge acclaim for his brooding, Grammy-winning soundtrack to the hit Batman movie The Dark Knight in 2008, Zimmer was the obvious choice to return for the latest film.

But any foreigner watching the Megastars is struck by how well Indian popular culture has resisted American influence at a time when almost everywhere else in Asia Hollywood movies have won huge audiences.