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• In its emergent welfare economy, the third sector has been hailed as a new growth point in social care as the state retreats from direct provision of welfare services.

• Beneath each photo entry, the paper printed the name of the town or mission station from which it hailed.

• The review is being hailed as a means of improving the quality of public services, but it is doing so in the absence of a modernising agenda.

• Folly appears in scene 7 of the last entree, where her triumph over all the ages is hailed in a grand finale of chorus, dance and song.

• Although occasionally hailed as a sign of human progress, population ageing is predominantly portrayed as a challenge, if not an outright problem, to families and societies.

• When men articulate a comparable 'aesthetics of failure', they are instead hailed by critics (and by themselves) for creating an innovative genre of electronic music like 'glitch' techno.

• It wanted to ensure support from the work force for what was hailed as a flagship partnership agreement.

• It seems only yesterday that a great housing estate built in my constituency was hailed by everybody as a triumph.

• Those who hailed his appointment with such great delight will to-morrow read his speech with great satisfaction.

• Many people hailed successes in the economic field, but they were very much dismayed by the lack of progress towards political and industrial democracy.

• A great deal of the money that came into the fund came from ships that were never hailed at sea by a man-of-war.

• It has been hailed by all shades of opinion as a considerable measure of consumer protection.

• It was hailed with great enthusiasm; it was going to simplfy everything; it was the ideal method of birth control.

• In the 1960s and the 1970s those factories were welcomed and hailed as a success story, but not many of them have survived.

• We do not know about "your guide", which was hailed as a great success story.