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Scholes has hit the headlines at the beginning of his 17th season as a one-club professional, starring in the Community Shield victory over Chelsea and the Premier League win against Newcastle United to invite plaudits from the game's leading figures.

But this isn't the first time the country has displayed its ambivalence towards the ICC: in 2010 South Africa invited Bashir to the now scandal-mired World Cup, attracting plaudits from some on the continent and gaining street cred for shaking its fist at the west.

They get plaudits from gay rights organisations.

Ms May has won plaudits from Tory MPs.

Who needs plaudits from tired old hacks like us anyway?

Dublin Oldschool comes with plaudits from its native Ireland.

The Ryan report has received plaudits from progressives, including Berkeley scholar Robert Reich, for seriously engaging this question.

Her first lithographs won plaudits from notable names like Rutherford B. Hayes and Theodore Roosevelt.

That plain-spoken attitude has earned plaudits from top Defense Department officials.

Obama won initial plaudits from the Europeans, but then there was silence.

Yet Matilda's courage won no plaudits from the male chroniclers of medieval England.