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That's where a truly ugly element of the movie's reception comes in.

But the Obama reception comes amid growing complaints from gay leaders like Ms. Chrisler, who supported Mr. Obama's election but are becoming increasingly upset with him as president.

In Hungary, only those senders who deliver messages (usually involving large economic ventures) that directly challenge the power of the regime are recognized, but this reception comes at the cost of losing privileged place in the regime, and being entered onto blacklists for future contracts and employment.

The cold reception comes after months of speculation as to whether Ed Lee -- whom the Board of Supervisors appointed as interim mayor to fill the position vacated by Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom in January -- would declare his candidacy for a full mayoral term.

His most noticeable reception came midway through the second quarter, with the Jets trailing, 13-7.

Television is not watchable because our reception came from the antenna on the north tower.

Ike Hilliard's 10-yard touchdown reception came at Stoutmire's expense.

He dominated Denver in the playoffs with five carries for 61 yards and a 20-yard reception coming out of the backfield.

Mr. Cameron's speech, to a mostly lukewarm reception, came at a moment of foreboding for the country and his party.

Perhaps his most memorable reception came last Nov. 14 in Cleveland, when he tore a muscle in his left groin early in a play but hopped nine times on his right foot to get open and made a crucial diving catch.

After its prize-winning reception came The Wild Places and then, in 2012, The Old Ways: an informal trilogy that both reinvigorated the British literature of landscape and cleared new paths for it through the badlands of modernity.