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Describes his stand against the N.R.A., which garnered support.

In 1994, he made "Eat Drink Man Woman," which garnered another Oscar nomination.

Our top scorer was Bricco Rocche, which garnered three and a half stars, and costs $139.

Instead, he funded "Inside Out," his wish, by selling six photographs, which garnered eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars.

But it was his paintings that always took precedence in exhibitions, and which garnered the most attention.

The F.D.I.C. was partly funded by small community banks, which garnered more sympathy than Wall Street firms.

Personally, I prefer the broad-brush approach, which garnered the following revelation: Hadrian's empire was all about hair.

The installation, which garnered acclaim and brickbats on display in Edinburgh, was due to remain open in London until Saturday.

In 2004, she produced the short film Cashback, which garnered critical acclaim and was nominated for an Academy Award.

Other albums followed, some of which garnered good reviews but none of which approached Mr. Rafferty's earlier success.

Both shows lagged just slightly behind "The Mentalist" on CBS at 10 p.m., which garnered 13.3 million viewers.