91.   The government drew praise for staving off a wider demonstration there that could have turned ugly.

92.   The guidelines drew the praise of the Christian Coalition, a frequent Clinton critic.

93.   The Morales opinion drew praise from Austinite Ron Foerster, program coordinator of the Texas Fathers Alliance, who had predicted the provision would not survive scrutiny.

94.   The magazine has drawn praise from some educators who have seen it.

95.   The motive of the march, to promote the pride and dignity and responsibility of African-American men, drew much praise.

96.   The move has drawn praise from pressure groups and Western diplomats.

97.   The match of the university and the Jones collection drew the praise of Lynda Roscoe Hartigan, the chief curator at the Smithsonian American Art Museum.

98.   The law drew praise from the law-enforcement officials, who said current laws failed to recognize the growing threat that gang-related violence posed.

99.   The new policy drew praise from board members and from a handful of health experts who addressed them on the last day of a three-day meeting here.

100.   The move has drawn praise from many pressure groups and Western diplomats.

v. + praise >>共 143
win 23.10%
draw 9.94%
sing 8.41%
have 7.45%
heap 6.73%
earn 5.46%
deserve 4.84%
offer 4.64%
receive 4.59%
lavish 3.72%
draw + n. >>共 656
attention 9.56%
criticism 6.16%
line 4.85%
crowd 2.60%
fire 2.51%
conclusion 2.38%
support 2.07%
people 1.43%
walk 1.32%
plan 1.28%
praise 0.97%
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