LOS ANGELES — In seven N.B.A seasons, Eddy Curry has been praised, cheered, berated, traded, cheered, booed and benched.
Winner of the best novel category, Leading The Cheers was praised by critics as a "complex and rewarding novel... from a talented and original writer".
At his rally at the space center, where children wearing "I Support the Fair Tax" stickers gazed at the space hardware, Mr. Santorum drew cheers when he praised home-schooling, but also when he talked of the evils of overregulation.
He drew perhaps his loudest cheers when he praised Arizona's controversial immigration law, which gives state officials more power to move against suspected illegal immigrants, and condemned the Obama administration's decision to sue the state over the law.
There was loud cheering when he praised the bravery of the Syrian armed forces.
The reformers were cheered when Obama praised a Denver performance pay initiative.
That last-minute goal - if that hadn't happened, it would be all praise and cheers at the end of the day.
To cheers and whoops, he praised Mr. Trump's plan to bar Muslims from entering the country.
Mr. Wakil, who was applauding last November when victorious forces and friends of the Northern Alliance streamed into Kabul, is still in good cheer, praising the country's new government and the international aid effort here.
The season-opening program in September, with John Adams's "Fearful Symmetries" and Mahler's daunting Fifth Symphony, was a brilliant success, cheered by audiences and widely praised by critics.
