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Meanings of great acclaim in English

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Usage of great acclaim in English
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Brian, now 67, continues to perform around the world to great acclaim.
The Guardian
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As a boxer who fought for Ireland, he brought great acclaim to Cork.
The Irish Times
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Joan Collins's Alexis earned the programme great acclaim.
The Guardian
4
Mozart conducted the first performance for his hosts, to great acclaim.
Radio NZ
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Such pictures as Once, Brooklyn and Glassland all played there to great acclaim.
The Irish Times
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The Emperor and his court hailed these teachings with great acclaim.
The Audacious War
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And all the people followed after him, giving him great acclaim.
The Story of the Champions of the Round Table
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More than two centuries ago, Benjamin Franklin arrived on this continent to great acclaim.
The Irish Times
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The German baritone Thomas Bauer has previously sung Christ to great acclaim in Amsterdam.
Radio NZ
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Which palindromic feline is now playing himself to great acclaim?
The Irish Times
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Sarah M Broom's memoir was first published in the US last year to great acclaim.
The Irish Times
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Milwaukee based The Vitrolum Republic recently released Highbrow Sideshows and Rowboat Serenades to great acclaim.
Wired
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The performance won her great acclaim from the public and made her an overnight sensation.
Reuters
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Similarly with his drawings, which brought him great acclaim.
The Irish Times
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Thankfully, the screening went ahead to great acclaim.
The Guardian
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Thirty years ago, Steve Jobs released the Apple Macintosh to the world to great acclaim and excitement.
BBC
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Great acclaim across language varieties
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