Word: acclaimed
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Heaney, who's returning from a one-year leave, will again offer English Rbr: "The Practice of Poetry I" and English Sbr: "The Practice of Poetry II." But the Bolyston professor of rhetoric and oratory's class should draw more students, now that he's reached international acclaim...
Heaney, who's returning from a one-year leave, will again offer English Rbr: "The Practice of Poetry I" and English Sbr: "The Practice of Poetry II." But the Bolyston professor of rhetoric and oratory's class should draw more students, now that he's reached international acclaim...
Faculty and staff members desiring reimbursement are required to save receipts and file acclaim, according to the Gazette...
...that 52--and this July he will attempt to become the first man to win the 200 and the 400 in the same Summer Games. Olympic and international track officials had to rearrange the schedule to accommodate Johnson, but the payoff for both him and them could be immense: acclaim as the next Jesse Owens, the rebirth of track and, oh, yes, gazillions of dollars...
Netanyahu was raised to achieve. His mother Cela studied law, and his father Benzion is a historian whose lifework, a study of the Jews during the Spanish Inquisition, was published to acclaim last year. Called Bibi from childhood, after a cousin, Netanyahu inherited his right-wing politics from his father, a disciple of Ze'ev Jabotinsky, the founder of Revisionist Zionism. To members of that movement even David Ben-Gurion was not sufficiently nationalist. Netanyahu can be touchy about his family. Last week his mother lent a Time photographer six pictures of him as a youngster, then called urgently...