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A decade ago, Harris was much acclaimed for making serious narrative works out of hip-hop, the short-breathed, spectacle-heavy form in which he grew up.

Yet all of these products — much acclaimed for their creativity — depend on obscure process innovations that, while highly complex and lacking glamour, are an essential part of establishing a winning edge in commercial electronics.

In 1966, the MRC awarded him a Lilly travelling fellowship to Stanford University, where he worked in Professor Henry Kaplan's department, much acclaimed for its excellence in relating laboratory research to treating patients.

Introducing David O. Russell whose multi-academy award nominated Silver Linings Playbook is as much acclaimed for the light it shines on mental illness, she reiterated, the director made the film, inspired by his son Matt who has bipolar disorder.

"People are getting much acclaim for TV roles.

He plays the harrassed dairyman, Tevye, and has received much acclaim for this performance.

The restaurant has garnered much acclaim for its food and service.

Earlier this year, Yelchin won much acclaim for his role in ensemble horror Green Room, opposite Patrick Stewart and Imogen Poots.

He has won much acclaim for his work during the wars in Iraq and Bosnia and from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

One district of the province, Shunde, has won much acclaim for cutting its departments from 41 to 16.

With so much acclaim for so many projects, you might expect James Graham to be a very fulfilled man.