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  2. Sarrasine - Wikipedia

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    Because of the popularity of Italian opera throughout 18th-century Europe (except France), castrati such as Farinelli, Ferri, Pacchierotti, and Senesino became the first operatic superstars, earning enormous fees and hysterical public adulation. However, many did not survive the surgery, or did not last very long after it.

  3. Castrato - Wikipedia

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    Because of the popularity of Italian opera throughout 18th-century Europe (except France), singers such as Ferri, Farinelli, Senesino and Pacchierotti became the first operatic superstars, earning enormous fees and hysterical public adulation. [12]

  4. Carlos Zárate (boxer) - Wikipedia

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    Zárate spent five years in retirement, but the temptation of the public adulation boxers receive when they become champions and the aroma of the boxing ring led him back into competition as a boxer. Despite still retaining an acceptable amount of his boxing ability, Zárate was nonetheless, a shadow of what he was before his 5-year retirement.

  5. Benjamin Franklin Bache - Wikipedia

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    The Aurora was regularly filled with articles attacking what Bache considered to be Washington's monarchical tendencies, his hostile actions toward France, contempt for the public, and his friendly relations with Britain. [20] After anti-Federalists accused Washington of being too ready to accept public adulation, Bache increased his attacks. [21]

  6. Matthew 6:16 - Wikipedia

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    Jesus' views on fasting parallels his views of other forms of worship. He decries those that make a public spectacle of their piety, and assures his followers that the reward for such worship is only public adulation, and God will give no reward for this behaviour. "Disfigure their faces" (aphanizo) literally means "make their faces invisible."

  7. William Lowndes Yancey - Wikipedia

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    This atmosphere affected the children and caused William to reject many of his step-father's teachings. Yancey's biographer, historian Eric H. Walther, speculates the character of Yancey's later career was a result of low self-esteem and a search for public adulation and approval that went back to his childhood experiences with Reverend Beman. [5]

  8. Fidel Castro in the Cuban Revolution - Wikipedia

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    Heading toward Havana, he met José Antonio Echevarría's mother, and greeted cheering crowds in every town, giving press conferences and interviews. Foreign journalists commented on the unprecedented level of public adulation, with Castro striking a heroic "Christ-like figure" and wearing a medallion of the Virgin Mary. [79]

  9. John Cunningham (RAF officer) - Wikipedia

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    Cunningham detested the ensuing public adulation, but he accepted the 'Cat's Eyes' tag as a necessary deception. [2] The propaganda story served its purpose for the populace when it was released to the public in January 1941.