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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...
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themselves without due
concern for
their ****ures. Zhao's
emotional speech was
applauded by some students. It
would be his last
public appearance. Students, we...
- (March 27, 2012). "Goldenvoice's
purchase of Coac****a
festival land
applauded". Los
Angeles Times.
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original on
April 12, 2015. Retrieved...
- body of
professional applauders in
French theatres and
opera houses.
Members of a
claque are
called claqueurs.
Hiring people to
applaud dramatic performances...
- the
treatment of
their co-religionists, but most
Catholics in
France applauded the move. Nonetheless, it is indis****ble that Louis's
public image in...
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sword and
killed him;
instead of
taking revenge, however, his
comrades applauded her conduct,
compensated her with all his possessions, and
exposed his...
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stage play). At
Bayreuth a
tradition has
arisen that
audiences do not
applaud at the end of the
first act. The
autograph m****cript of the work is preserved...
- Marathas. The
renovation of
Gingee Fort in
Tamil Nadu, has been
particularly applauded,
according to the
contemporary European accounts, the
defence fortifications...
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primarily British body, in line with
British systems of governance.
Supporters applaud the UK's
responsible transfer of power;
critics cite low po****r perceptions...
