well-received
Britishadjective
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Last month saw the company launch its well-received Gemini 3 AI model, while Google’s chips have also been winning praise.
From MarketWatch
In November 2024, Toner-Rodgers presented his findings at a seminar held by the National Bureau of Economic Research—the world’s premier economics research organization—where it was well-received.
Before Williams created Santa Monica-based Sound Running and began, in 2019, staging well-received distance-oriented meets in Los Angeles and Orange County, he grew up attending 1990s-era Chicago Bulls games entranced by spectacle of lights, music and production complementing the talent on the floor.
From Los Angeles Times
“The speech in the Bundestag was very well-received,” Zimmermann told The Associated Press.
From Seattle Times
Rabbi Fine said one reason why Mitzvah Mania is being so well-received is because he is a real day-to-day rabbi.
From Los Angeles Times
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