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For Van Horn, the night was particularly gratifying.

Lord Patten, an international adviser to the awards said it was "particularly gratifying" to have British sculpture and architecture so well represented this year.

He wrote that it was "particularly gratifying" to have led the state party during Mr. Cuomo's successful campaign for governor and his first 17 months in office.

EDSA's most recent honor, the ASLA Landmark Award co-sponsored by the National Trust for Historic Preservation for PepsiCo's world headquarters in Purchase, NY was particularly gratifying.

This June it was particularly gratifying to catch Ruslan Skvortsov in the Bolshoi's broadcast (just the way he stood and walked beautifully encapsulated the heroic aspects of the role) and, at Ballet Theater, David Hallberg, who, more than any other male dancer today, embodies the sense that this story is the prince's knightly quest for aspects of his own soul.

Predictably, Hughes rejected talk this was particularly gratifying to defeat his former club.

Reid, now 62, says he was particularly gratified to rediscover "a sense of youthful energy that I'd forgotten about.

And, since a good sense of humor is a hallmark of a rounded intelligence, I was particularly gratified about the Nobel committee's selection for chemistry.

The Palestinians were pleased that it would begin forthwith.Israel was particularly gratified that Mr Bush had been persuaded at the last minute to add a reference in his Aqaba speech to Israel as "the Jewish state".

As a 58-year-old man and a graduate of Harvard Medical School, I was particularly gratified to catch up on my old psychiatry professor, George Vaillant, the director of the Grant Study, whose work is brilliant.

She said she was particularly gratified by the finding that manipulation might have increased natural gas prices, which she said was among the major factors in the escalation of electricity costs during the energy crisis.