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When Stabenow released her Farm Bill text on Monday, it was largely well-received by organizations that deal with food insecurity, which has been a major concern this year.

From Salon

"The intervention was low-cost, well-received and posed no risks, making it a promising strategy for schools with access to greenspaces."

Despite a low turn-out, SZA's Glastonbury set was well-received.

From BBC

A well-received comeback Rolling Stones album with a hot young producer — that should be Grammy catnip, right?

Cleverly shot to the front of the pack of leadership candidates after a well-received speech at the Conservative Party conference in September.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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