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• He was ambitious, but he couldn’t, in good conscience, continue to receive acclaim for producing paintings of nothing.

• Katori Hall’s drama about the employees of a Mississippi Delta strip club premiered to widespread acclaim in July.

• Amid the year’s reckoning over race in America, graphic novels continued to give voice to once-underrepresented stories, and creators of color drew critical acclaim.

• You opened in August last year and then got all of this critical acclaim.

• Unlike Burger King, which debuted its Impossible Whopper last year to wide acclaim, McDonald’s is not officially naming the supplier for its plant-based patties.

• The 1989 picture is remembered for the acclaimed (and sort-of-creepy, to be real for a moment) Disney family film that it is.

• The Hangover star, currently in the critically acclaimed Birdman, certainly knows how to bring the funny as well as the awkward.

• The acclaimed auteur spoke to Marlow Stern about a month ago on how cable TV is the new arthouse.

• At a concert on Friday in Sydney, the acclaimed rapper called out a pair of fans for not standing up at the show.

• Acclaimed novelist Vikram Chandra is equally obsessed with the tech world of computer coding and the realm of imagination.

• Nothing bad (she had already acclaimed it to Amy and Jessie) could happen to her with that frock on.

• These resolves condemned the Stamp Act and defiantly acclaimed the rights which they considered essential to civil liberty.