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Meanings of win acclaim in English

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Usage of win acclaim in English
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These will help "Sunshine" to win acclaim at festivals after its Cannes debut.
Reuters
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Something to win acclaim.
News.com.au
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He sold only one painting while he was alive, though his work was just beginning to win acclaim when he died.
News.com.au
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The Renault Espace and the Toyota Picnic models won acclaim from the testers.
The Irish Times
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He won acclaim for the soundtrack to the movie Super Fly in 1972.
Radio NZ
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She later won acclaim for helping create credit derivatives.
Reuters
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From the start, Downton Abbey won acclaim for its lavish re-creations of period fashions and decor.
The Verge
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She was diagnosed with breast cancer weeks later and won acclaim for her openness and courage.
The Irish Times
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His work won acclaim in the West.
Reuters
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India's film board has refused to certify a Hindi-language film which has already won acclaim at film festivals.
BBC
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Still, it was resoundingly obvious why this close-knit, thoughtful and viscerally exciting new trio are winning acclaim across Europe.
The Guardian
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Paterson Joseph wins acclaim as Marcus Brutus in the Royal Shakespeare Company production of Julius Caesar.
The Guardian
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His Bollywood breakthrough came in the 2013 film Kai Po Che!, which won acclaim at the Berlin film festival.
Radio NZ
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It won acclaim both for the playwright John Broughton and for Jim Moriarty, the actor who first performed it.
Radio NZ
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An Irish student has won acclaim for developing a product that helps refugees maintain their personal hygiene while in transit.
The Irish Times
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In 1995 he opened his restaurant Slanted Door, which has won acclaim for its modern interpretation of traditional Vietnamese food.
Reuters
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