"It treats all businesses the same," said Mr. Cain, winning applause.
Also winning applause from the Italian press was the actor Fabrice Luchini, who plays the Deneuve character's boorish husband.
One writer who got away with it while winning applause from here to Stockholm was Isaac Bashevis Singer.
But far from winning applause, the province's governing Liberal Party is experiencing a drop in public support.
The continuing policy of recognizing expanded Indian rights is winning applause from Indian activists who have long expressed skepticism over the ruling Parti Québecois' separatist aspirations.
Still, some note the success of the state's new Republican governor, Paul LePage, who was elected with Tea Party support and is winning applause for pushing to cut the budget.
"Obnoxious" Cambridge delegate David Howarth urged Lib Dems to seek "progressive votes", as Labour became "more authoritarian", winning applause as he urged the party to be "ourselves, obnoxious, loud, a nuisance".
TOKYO — Three months ago, Japan's unpopular prime minister, Naoto Kan, seemed to have a chance at a comeback, winning applause from Japan's now nuclear-phobic public by facing down the powerful atomic energy establishment and ordering the shutdown of a nuclear plant in a risky earthquake fault zone.
Fast, funny, filled with feats and fancy footwork, "Dance On!," the colorful 33rd edition of the Big Apple Circus, is winning applause that pays tribute to the rich array of talent in its familiar single ring and behind the scenes under its little big top.
The resulting dramatic four minutes of television created a surge of attention that at least momentarily electrified her husband's campaign, winning applause from the left and apparently spiking contributions in the critical final days of this second-quarter fund-raising period.
But Eckert's restructuring efforts are winning applause.
