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usually applaud after a performance, such as a
musical concert, speech, or play, as a sign of
enjoyment and approval.
Applause Audience applauding a performance...
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Schindler and the
others present "Plaudite, amici,
comoedia finita est" ("
Applaud, friends, the
comedy is over").
Later that day, when the wine from Schotts...
- high and
accidentally destro**** a row of
lights above him. The
students applauded and cheered.
Reeve later said this was the
greatest ovation of his career...
- body of
professional applauders in
French theatres and
opera houses.
Members of a
claque are
called claqueurs.
Hiring people to
applaud dramatic performances...
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attention to her career, stating, "Out of my
divorce came work that was
applauded, so that was an
interesting thing for me." She went on to
receive an Academy...
- and they
initially originated spontaneously, when
audiences continued to
applaud and
demand additional performance from the
artists after they had left...
- co-starring Sean Connery,
which received widespread acclaim. The
Times applauded the "lovely
double act of
Caine and Connery,
clowning to
their doom",...
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church from the
heavy hand of the
state in its
internal affairs,
which was
applauded by Pius IX.
Similar to
other countries, Austria-Hungary had significant...
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deeply divided the
country had become. The
Border Ruffians were
widely applauded in the South, even
though their actions had cost the
lives of numerous...
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undamaged Titanic, a
young Rose
reunites with Jack at the
Grand Staircase,
applauded by the p****engers and crew who died in the sinking.
Leonardo DiCaprio...
