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Stockley, on his retirement, noted that “Our colored citizens are improving their advantages by laudable efforts to acquire homes for themselves and education for their children.

Ian Smich of Rotten Tomatoes called Kay Tagal Kang Hinintay "a heart-gripping tale" and remarked on Santos' "laudable onscreen chemistry" with Yan, concluding that "[despite] circumstances [.

Some of these laudable feats earned the state the label 'Jigawa, a State of Firsts'.

Sir Thomas Rich decreed that the pupils should wear "blue coats and caps according to the laudable usage of Christ Church Hospital in London.

In the field herpetologist community, finding this snake in the wild is often considered to be a laudable feat.

But as Per Wästberg reveals in a touching postscript, Sparrman's life, despite laudable scientific discovery and ground breaking cartography, remained obscure.

Although the goal was considered laudable, much of the software was unevenly adopted after being developed at great expense to compete with commercial offerings.

Society both reaches out to students who may be struggling or simply those who display kindness or other laudable characteristics.

Society at the University of Virginia was founded in 1998 and is known to reach out to individuals within the University community who may be grieving or struggling, as well as encourage those who display kindness or other laudable characteristics by presenting them with a white rose and a letter of recognition, encouragement, or comfort.

I am not saying that an Italian cannot reasonably desire to learn the poetry and the literature of the northerners, as he can easily do by personally visiting those countries; But I deny that those literatures (beautiful and laudable to those who belong to those countries) can enrich and embellish ours because they are essentially incompatible.

As a matter of fact, Judge Grossberg suggests that it is a laudable point in Canadian history that the appellant is no longer an Indian, since she now she enjoys the same rights and freedoms of all Canadians; a feat which he construes as consistent to the recommendations of the "Report of the Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada".

The story told as part of the atmosphere was also received positively, making for a "satisfying, coherent sequel", although its status as such meant that "it may be a little tough to follow for people who haven't played the first game", despite "a laudable effort to help people catch up".