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The vibrancy she radiated was part of her accolade-seeking act, fueled by the brief highs she got from her binges.

Mourinho felt the accolade - voted for by the British public - was just as much for the efforts of everyone at Stamford Bridge.

The two gaze into each others eyes and cause a happenstance of a union divine to ignite in a heart accolade of self.

It's a great compliment to him and a great accolade for him to be second in the chart for most appearances for Liverpool.

His initial reaction when he learned about the latest accolade was, "My mother is going to be so happy. "

He said that he did not expect his critics to let him off any easier because of his new accolade, though .

Even without Hollywood's ultimate accolade, it is hard to fail to see that The King's Speech has built its own legend.

Mr. Schmidt awards Facebook his highest accolade, calling it a 'company of consequence. '

The self of the self within knows it is in for a disaster and attempts to transfigure the dream into a new accolade of something.

Bush's wasn't the only accolade that came Pausch's way. He made Time magazine's list of the 100 most influential people in the world .

Facing the sun is more of a good mood accolade for the beginning of one day!

But if it is, the committee is unlikely to make Dr Hawking wait for what would be a richly deserved accolade.

I wasn't happy today, but I must put away mood accolade for tomorrow of the sun!

Justin Bieber picked up the Best Jaw-Dropping Moment accolade for his film, Never Say Never .

Bushs wasn the only accolade that came Pauschs way. He made Time magazines list of the 100 most influential people in the world.

"To have the Michelin inspectors come to my restaurant on their day off, " says Rose, "is the best accolade yet. "

Tommy Smith has paid Javier Mascherano the ultimate accolade by comparing him to Liverpool record holder Ian Callaghan.

Being better than China Mobile is not a great accolade, of course.

Prose incantations are adroit systems of self that accolade new versions of dream that are transfigured upon the dreamtime of the event.

he felt himself gods own mad lover , and no accolade of knighthood could have given him greater pride.

Billy walked back to his seat. His shoulder was tingling from the accolade bestowed by royalty.

IT HAS become the latest meaningless accolade that football clubs, their owners and fans, have become obsessed with laying claim to.

El Nino succeeeds fellow Spaniard Mikel Arteta of Everton to win this accolade, and regards the award as a great personal honour.

Tonight, three thousand miles from home, the accolade had resurfaced to haunt him at the lecture he had given.

You are Gods, but have yet to accept such a high accolade, because in your present experience nothing would seem more unlikely.

This film can manage without Hollywood's ultimate accolade. It's built its own legend already.

A commentary in Guangzhou Daily says the accolade is something the Chinese worker well deserves but perhaps does not receive at home.

Mr Bush had already received Time magazine's yearly accolade after his first, controversial election in 2000.

For many, the ultimate accolade is to appear in a journal like Nature or Science.

It seems only fair to confer a similar accolade on North Korea's dictator-in-waiting: the Phantom Leader, perhaps.

Rooney has scored 19 goals this season, but it also his overall contribution to United's play that earned him the accolade.

it is probably quite happy to let someone else enjoy the accolade of being the world's biggest.

Export, accolade, and over-labeling projects are situations that require re-work after the primary labeling has been completed.

Managing director and founder William Beckett described the award as "the highest accolade" for any business.

But Kailash Singh has as good a claim as any to the accolade of world's smelliest man - after refusing to wash for more than 37 years.

June 2009 marked Hyundai's best monthly sales tally ever, even with decreased sales. June brought another accolade to the brand.

"Yep, " I answered, recognizing the immense accolade I had just received from my twin.

To be chosen to represent their country is the highest accolade for most athletes.

The renewal leads to a syncronistic dream accolade of achievement.

Four stars, for extraordinary, is the highest accolade a critic for The New York Times can award a New York City restaurant.

t cry. You did a great job in the match. People's accolade is proof. It's not your fault.

Getting every accolade people could think of, Kaka was really on top of the world.

Steven Gerrard has received yet another glowing accolade with the news that he has been voted into UEFA. com users' team of 2007.

It also takes the accolade for best opening for 2009 thus far, beating out Watchmen and Monsters v. Aliens.

THE title of best performer in the Dow Jones Industrial Average in 2009 is a dubious accolade.

His new book received accolade from the papers.

Tamiya's amazing 1: 12 Yamaha M1 gets the ultimate accolade - it's been ridden to victory by Rossi himself - but is the kit any good?

Prose incantations can accolade a new sequence of happenstance that is lighter to experience.

What makes this a particularly sweet accolade for Australians is that they followed the Atlanta Olympics - staged by Americans.

The Nobel prize is the highest accolade a writer can receive.

He enjoys that double-edged accolade of being a "friend of China" .

That unfortunate accolade went to Japan (8. 6%) followed by Germany (6. 7%) and then Italy (6. 5%).

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Edmund Phelps earns the economics profession's highest accolade

A mark of honor or tribute; an accolade