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• The lionization of his efforts certainly did not begin in Atlanta.
• Its lack of popularity stemmed from the controversial lionization of Andr?
• Only two names seem assured of lionization for the ages.
• Sonny Bono is ripe for the lionization of the marginal among us.
• Not everyone wearing a uniform is a noble warrior worthy of lionization.
• Eventually, the quotations morphed into lionization.
• This time the shortfall between lionization abroad and grudging appreciation at home is not as pronounced.
• Few commercial developments of the past twenty years have been more striking than the lionization of the Brand.
• This putative lionization of Rabbi Akiva occurs at 15b-vi-16a-i of our Gemara section.
• Collectors are lambasted for timidity in not acquiring David Smith's work until after the critical lionization that followed his death.
• Grant grew up seeing what so many other young black men saw _ the lionization of pro athletes _ but saw something more.
• A state that needed a healthy dose of confidence-building received it as a result of the lionization from the rest of the world.
• Underlining the backlash was the lionization of popular South Korean actor Cha In-pyo, who was initially approached for the role of maniacal Colonel Moon.
• The lionization comes from the top : The principal, a fiery preacher, Abu Bakar Baasyir, champions bin Laden and exhorts Muslims to follow his example.
• The lionization of an increasingly superhuman Fonzie, who was initially a supporting character in the series, became the focus of " Happy Days ".
• At this particular point, the focus is upon God and His mercy and His love, and not the American obsession with self and lionization of the individual.
• Sade himself is not so important, but his lionization, in Shattuck's view, is a broader kind of moral blindness, a blindness to the civilized taboo.
• As the government continues to ratchet up the lionization of Wang, some critics here say, it risks turning a tragedy into a cartoon, and public grief into skeptical indifference.
• But in recent remarks in Brussels, Belgium, Deputy Foreign Minister Angel Dalmau dismissed Paya as someone who " represents nobody " in Cuba and ridiculed his lionization abroad.
• As Netscape's Marc Andreessen ( no stranger to lionization himself ) puts it : " Right now, there's no question that Steve is the man ."