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When Henry Luce graduated from the Hotchkiss School in Connecticut in 1916, he received not a single vote in the "most likely to succeed" category.
Mr. Shicoff deserved the frenzied ovation he received, not just for his performance but for prodding his hometown company into bringing back this worthy opera.
In fact, much of his hospice experience — the food, the guests, the radio and TV interviews, the thousands of letters he received — not only met his outsize need for attention but seemed to give him a positively Tom Sawyeresque glee.
In 34 years of service, he received not only the Medal of Honor, the nation's highest award for valor, but also the Navy Cross, the Distinguished Service Medal, the Legion of Merit, the Silver Star, the Bronze Star and the Purple Heart.
He received not one but two standing ovations for his remarks.
The support he received not only saved his life but helped him cope with his brother's passing.
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Even more confusingly, he receives not one standing ovation, but two!
Mr. Ralske said he had received not one but two job offers as principal horn player, a major step up.
In Baker's life, though, it has been the signs he has received, not given, that have been most significant.
He called the infection-control training he and others received "not satisfying, but acceptable".
The abuse he received was "not important," he added.
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