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To be sure, you've laudably tried to have the book reviewed by a native of the same region.

I myself wish to stress education, to which attention is laudably devoted in this report.

What it laudably does not do is to "diss" any woman for her choice.

Your article laudably addresses the plight of severely brain injured patients.

The summer in Lebanon was a testing time but the Union came through the crisis laudably.

Secondly, as the report laudably stresses, climate change must be a top priority in the strategy.

The captain had been laudably precise in his navigation.

They have also been laudably evaluated in scholarly literature.

Quarterdeck has a laudably, if suspiciously, extensive technical support system.

It's gimmicky to some and laudably ambitious to others.

Which may help explain the rather stale musical impression made by what is certainly a laudably ambitious effort.

Shucorion glanced at him, and laudably tried to be of better value.

It was laudably humane - and utterly senseless, now.

The wine list is nicely chosen, and laudably tries to match wines to foods.

At our urging, the mujahedeen are laudably trying to form a more representative government.

New demands are being made of the EU policy on minorities, which is laudably addressed by the report.

That is a laudably consistent attitude for an EU President.

He praised Brooks' "laudably ambitious aim" but found the follow-up disappointing.

No other speaker experienced any difficulty with the prompting screen and they kept their remarks laudably brief.

A round of sea urchins was laudably fresh but, to my taste, a weak second act following that ham.

The state Labor Department laudably works to discourage sweatshops.

Laudably, the paper went ahead with publication for its last edition, though it "voluntarily" left off the web-site's address.

Laudably, they have instead pledged to bring crime under control in neighborhoods that have so far eluded success.

No less laudably, he guides the reader through interpretations of his material that differ from his own."

The psychos in the garden were believed to be harmless, so her keeping them company was regarded as a laudably compassionate activity.