What was previously known about her parentage is disappointingly unclear.
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Disappointingly for the FN, history may repeat itself yet again.
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Samsung's booth, usually pretty glitzy, was disappointingly tame in comparison.
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Disappointingly, reforestation was canceled because not enough people signed up.
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Not catastrophically wrong, mind you, just disappointingly adrift and askew.
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If there is, Ms. Wade says disappointingly little about it.
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Inflation data has been disappointingly weak for four months now.
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As Golden Globe ceremonies go, the 251th was disappointingly tame.
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Disappointingly, Parker limited the rebellion to a few axes and shootouts.
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And it sounded disappointingly familiar to those living under authoritarian regimes.
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Disappointingly, the paraglider didn't lose his stupid stick in the process.
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But this arc of Season 2 has, instead, felt disappointingly familiar.
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Under ultraviolet light, TPE produced a disappointingly weak sky-blue glow.
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John Manley of the Business Council called the budget "disappointingly thin".
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Battery life is disappointingly on the low end with most hybrids.
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Disappointingly, none of the top five most-streamed artists were women.
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It's just the choreography and the dancing that are disappointingly thin.
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As yet, disappointingly, they do not have a dog called Dog.
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Disappointingly, the commission's decision is, in effect, to make no decision.
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Red's absence in place of the loaded millennial pink is disappointingly predictable.
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But one upcoming movie that will, surprisingly and disappointingly, be song free?
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The movie version is disappointingly lacking in the magic of King's novels.
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Michael Fassbender plays two robots that bond over humanity's disappointingly emotional ways.
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As you scroll through the Twitter page, a disappointingly predictable pattern emerges.
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The title of the work, "Tethered Light," comes to feel disappointingly accurate.
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He was the principled, sullen, and reluctant vigilante that felt disappointingly wooden.
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Collectively known as Bruce (after Mr. Spielberg's lawyer), they proved disappointingly unmenacing.
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He did not show me the (probably disappointingly bad) ring he'd bought.
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Disappointingly, the news media keeps giving Bloomberg-funded research massive, uncritical coverage.
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It also, disappointingly, may just be a nod to a video game.
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Michelangelo's Cupid, while undoubtedly lovely, is disappointingly solid and real in comparison.
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Productivity growth across the developed world has been disappointingly weak in recent decades.
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Here, a breakdown of where HomePod wins, and where it falls disappointingly short.
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But too many have been absolutely feckless, including — most disappointingly — the House leadership.
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Ryder's crew is disappointingly forgettable, largely because the voice acting is so dismal.
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Disappointingly, the media, and sometimes Harris herself, has underemphasized her South Asian heritage.
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But that's not enough to save The 5th Wave, a disappointingly generic product.
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The NHS released its prescription guidelines last week and they were disappointingly restrictive.
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Disappointingly, you can't swipe or tap to go to next or previous pages.
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But too many have been absolutely feckless, including – most disappointingly – the House leadership.
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Disappointingly, not even Patrick Bateman of "American Psycho" may be a true psychopath.
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Surprisingly, and disappointingly for some, the scandal is not about politics or elections.
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But disappointingly, they can't show me what they'd show an Air Force colonel.
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In more Democratic districts, candidates supported by Justice Democrats came up disappointingly short.
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Actually, it's disappointingly sterile: most of it is his wife and Trump Hotels.
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Being as bad as everywhere else in its treatment of women falls disappointingly short.
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Movie stars, at least ones covered in Us Weekly magazine, were proving disappointingly rare.
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Disappointingly dry, it tasted just as off as the beef in the Jr. Hamburger.
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Disappointingly, the case has a Micro-USB port, rather than a USB-C port.
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Their father is Rupert Murdoch, who disappointingly has been off Twitter for four months.
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"The finish is disappointingly harsh with a lasting burn that is also nearly transparent," About.
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Twitter's prediction of its future earnings was similarly seen as disappointingly low, according to CNBC.
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Although, disappointingly, Tatum isn't able to show off some of his more athletic dancing maneuvers.
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Read on for an almost disappointingly polite conversation with the last truly great rock star.
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Disappointingly, the section on his modern resonance is the weakest part of Mr Lynskey's book.
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Disappointingly, there doesn't appear to actually be any food-slinging involved with this latest patch.
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Just as disappointingly, we don't find out to what extent Stevens really died a Catholic.
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Notably, the ACA's goal of universal coverage has proved disappointingly ephemeral, driven by myriad factors.
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Disappointingly, Vengeance was the same in its first hour as it was in its last.
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Any movement eventually becomes a market, yet "Free to Run" disappointingly punts on that angle.
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That 10 percent number might look disappointingly low, or encouragingly high, depending on one's perspective.
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The other is a really crappy musical, presided over by a disappointingly hamstrung Will Smith.
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Disappointingly, the sensor doesn't look like an actual nose — more like a rainbow postage stamp.
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The id laid bare is banal and, especially in the current political context, disappointingly tame.
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Disappointingly, the planned show, consisting of 42 early prints by Ms. Saar, is not that.
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The same observations, perhaps disappointingly, applied to famous people's accounts: they're really just like us.
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TV One calls itself "the network dedicated to black viewers," but the premiere was disappointingly generic.
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Even main story quests, such as the targets you'll be taking on, can be disappointingly shallow.
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"Disappointingly I would say I do go out less than I used to," he told me.
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Rate cuts look much likelier in Australia and New Zealand after recent disappointingly weak inflation reports.
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Disappointingly it also keeps the same software, and will launch with last year's Android 8.1 Oreo.
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That is so important, and it's an experience that disappointingly few female pop artists ever have.
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Disappointingly, the new explanation of helping you find friends doesn't necessarily justify it collecting this data.
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But disappointingly, a matching Minifig version of the royal family is an obvious glaring omission here.
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Non-residential investment was disappointingly weak in the third quarter, particularly given the economy's broader strength.
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As Teen Vogue writes, this racist act is surprisingly and disappointingly common for K-Pop groups.
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Helpfully, some of the participating artists are extensively quoted in the otherwise disappointingly slim exhibition catalog.
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"Toy Story" fans will enjoy "Forky Asks a Question," but the episode lengths are disappointingly short.
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Match Book Dear Match Book, Although I adore reading, my annual reading goals are disappointingly low.
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Mr. Sonia-Wallace, a 27-year-old recovering theater nerd, turned out to be disappointingly normal.
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Disappointingly, the bill retains many of the current inefficiencies and complexities of the current tax system.
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But he said inflation and wage growth were disappointingly low, despite such improvements in the economy.
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As the proprietor of multiple ghost hunting apps, I can verify the truth of this, however disappointingly.
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"Putin remarkably and disappointingly has ended up being front and center on the world stage," Corker said.
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Its origins, disappointingly, are far from fantastical; the bright red resin is made from rattan palm trees.
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Disappointingly, the fair pointed out a few of the art industry's unsavory habits — particularly, its homogenous attendance.
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The exact opposite is true: the show can't help but to be disappointingly predictable at every turn.
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It falls precisely in the middle on the scale of burgerdom: not disappointingly shoddy, yet not revolutionary.
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Cigarette smoking kills nearly half a million Americans each year, and most cessation treatments are disappointingly ineffective.
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The growth rate is still disappointingly slow, but that second part no longer appears to be true.
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In the ad, a vigilant bartender spots a faraway female patron gazing disappointingly at a wine glass.
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Disappointingly — but unsurprisingly for a novelty toy like this — it charges over Micro USB, not USB-C.
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Years after better drugs for adults have come to market, the options for children are disappointingly few.
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Disappointingly, but perhaps not unsurprisingly, women and artists of color do not feature prominently in his oeuvre.
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Most disappointingly, they found the same animals described by the 2010 study in the sediment around the pools.
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Disappointingly Grindr has often been slow to act though - meaning sexual racism is still present on the app.
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It finds that the policy did appear to shrink the motherhood penalty—but by a disappointingly small amount.
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It makes sense to bring Seacrest on board — so much sense, in fact, that it's disappointingly predictable. Live!
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Such debate has died down as clouds hang over the recovery and inflation remains disappointingly weak, they say.
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But disappointingly enough, the internet has dug its teeth into a contextually minor moment from Sunday evening's show.
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Abstractly, this play may be taking on the biggest concepts imaginable, yet on stage it feels disappointingly small.
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The first shot fell short; a second hit the house, leaving a disappointingly small hole in the facade.
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Disappointingly she found it even among blacks, with their talk of mocha, hazelnut, onyx, tar- and silt-black.
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Disappointingly, no human DNA could be extracted from the specimen, likely the result of excessive exposure at the museum.
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Microsoft doesn't radically alter the formula, and thus, the results are disappointingly similar to other forays into VR: mixed.
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"Sony's new gender-swapped Ghostbusters suffers from a disappointingly strong case of d j vu," critic Peter Debruge wrote.
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It's Claire's trajectory which takes hold in a season where supporting characters are somewhat disappointingly thrown to the wayside.
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"Disappointingly low yields are now confirmed in France, Italy, UK, and the central and southeast EU countries," it added.
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Dormer. Disappointingly, the third eye is some kind of metaphorical nonsense and not an actual, literal, physical third eye.
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But there are also dozens of works by Schubert, Brahms, Mozart, Bach and so on — though, disappointingly, no Chopin.
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At that time AI research conducted at universities proved to be disappointingly slow and irrelevant to companies' bottom lines.
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But—disappointingly—the INCF president has decided that 96,000 dead birds aren't "statistically relevant" enough to prohibit nighttime harvesting.
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Disappointingly, Juicy doesn't put up much of fight, but maybe this won't be the last we see of her.
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The BOJ chief said that though Japan's economy was moderately expanding, inflation and wage growth were still disappointingly low.
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Fortunately, a whole world of exciting wines is out there, though sometimes they are produced in disappointingly small quantities.
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A long summer on the New Jersey shore swerves disappointingly from coming-of-age drama to implausible crime caper.
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Hurdles to patient access by health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers have led to disappointingly low sales so far.
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Their disappointingly soft ending makes "Jane Doe" a gaspingly good horror movie that could have been a great one.
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The problem, admittedly, originates not solely from the Left alone, but also, disappointingly, from a very few on the Right.
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But later in the video Sugihara reveals the clever trick, and it, disappointingly, doesn't have anything to do with magic.
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Ronaldo's likely in better spirits now—the 'interview' took place after Portugal disappointingly tied their first two group stage games.
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And even if the trip was cut disappointingly short, this is still the longest trip the Stratollite has ever flown.
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The reason for its death is disappointingly straightforward: people didn't like having to do their messaging in a separate app.
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The problem is that these gifts to Japanese industry have generated disappointingly meagre increases in domestic investment, wages and consumption.
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Since these accidents are seemingly random, the chances of breeding a super-race of two-headed snakes is disappointingly low.
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Disappointingly white and male, the film drew sharp criticism for its lack of diversity and the absence of trans voices.
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"This administration has made abundantly and disappointingly clear that it will not act unless we force it to," said Sen.
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Every single one was adorable, but somewhat disappointingly, none of them involved a tray of Taco Bell's finest menu items.
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Although job gains were disappointingly slow for years, the unemployment rate is now 20143 percent, among the lowest in decades.
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Although job gains were disappointingly slow for years, the unemployment rate is now 3.9 percent, among the lowest in decades.
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But the tracking of Cunningham's career is disappointingly scattershot, barely scratching the surface of the man outside the dance studio.
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Disappointingly, he almost never gets around to explaining why we have regulation in the first place and when it succeeds.
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" On the other hand, Mozilla's Daniel Leufer called the plans "disappointingly, if predictably, weak on facial recognition/ ai-powered biometrics.
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It said his review of the records was "disappointingly superficial," with no attempt to root out excessive, unnecessary or duplicative billings.
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The team also had a disappointingly short stay in the Confederations Cup, coming third in their group behind Portugal and Mexico.
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The play's only female character, she disappointingly spends most of her limited stage time having things explained to her by Darwin.
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It seems disappointingly familiar for Game of Thrones to be building to such a typical "hero considering the dark side" finale.
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The default control scheme has a fixed camera, but you can also utilize a disappointingly limited motion controlled option as well.
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So while his penis disappointingly might not be at fault, the collision still probably hurt just as much as not qualifying.
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But, in my time reviewing the phone, I found it to have a disappointingly poor OLED display and an underwhelming camera.
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The results were not particularly pleasing, with many respondents referring to the taste as gross and, even more disappointingly, surprisingly "unfatty".
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As much as she is praised for her support of oppressed communities, her understanding of such communities is sometimes disappointingly simplistic.
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This is something that men, who were disappointingly silent during the Golden Globes, have yet to fully embrace beyond token gestures.
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"Across countries, GDP growth slowed disappointingly in Germany, but growth rebounded in France, and also snapped back in Italy," he added.
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The president has found its apolitical members, such as Rex Tillerson, the outgoing secretary of state, disappointingly unenthused by his ideas.
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The CGI for the creatures (particularly the adorable Niffler) is well done and fun to look at, but it's disappointingly repetitive.
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Disappointingly, America is anything but a leader on the global stage when it comes to developing these skills in our workforce.
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The game presents as though players have a plethora of options to solve a problem, but in reality, it's disappointingly limited.
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But over the past two weeks, a federal corruption trial in Newark has made it disappointingly clear that the governor failed.
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Disappointingly, El Capitan, as the system will be called, will be more or less solely dedicated to redesigning our nuclear armament.
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Since China's accession to the World Trade Organization 15 years ago, its progress in reforming its economy has been disappointingly slow.
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Disappointingly, I don't know why, but there is something incredibly unsatisfying about making it rain with a handful of muddy receipts.
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Disappointingly, Vongerichten chooses not to reflect on — or even mention — the significant changes he has witnessed during his decades in the profession.
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There's some warmth in this movie—canine though it may mostly be—but the dynamic between Winslet and Elba is disappointingly cold.
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And speaking of unusual performances: Andrew Wiggins, in his sixth season, appears to be making the jump from disappointingly average to elite.
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Enjoy these credits because they offer some of the more arresting, inventive images in this visually cluttered yet often disappointingly drab movie.
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The vast majority of my peers, even those who identify as liberal, are disappointingly passive when it comes to furthering reproductive justice.
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A wool throw that appears thick online could turn out to be disappointingly thin, and one that looks soft could be scratchy.
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What results is neither fish nor fowl, but a disappointingly stilted hybrid that gathers momentum only to hit one roadblock after another.
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Pundits, media outlets, and Twitter junkies were ready to watch Kaine pounce on Pence over this — only to discover a disappointingly familiar silence.
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That could have set up a disappointingly straightforward redemption narrative, the type of thing that lesser pop musicians fall back on after crises.
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Disappointingly, only the two premium iterations of the company's S20 flagship phone will support both millimeter-wave (mmWave) and sub-6 13G bands.
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It's called the Xbox One X, and you'll be able to buy it on November 23th, for the disappointingly high price of $22018.
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"Disappointingly for goods producers, scrutinizing the survey data leaves little encouraging news," said Samuel Agass, an economist at Markit, which compiles the survey.
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Yet Obama's victory, perhaps not surprisingly but still disappointingly, proved insufficient to confront the systemic and structural nature of racial oppression in America.
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But even offline here in "progressive" Vancouver, the attitude toward gay Asian men is disappointingly reflective or a result of treatment received online.
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He disappointingly failed to qualify for the 2016 Games, but perhaps a role in the opening ceremony could be a consolation prize. 13.
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He is enormously helped in making that claim by a disappointingly pliable attorney general who appears totally willing to carry the president's water.
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Mr. Ailes denied the charges, and said that the "disappointingly low ratings" for Ms. Carlson's show was the reason she was let go.
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At this point in the business cycle, we are witnessing a fully-employed economy hitting the limits of a disappointingly low labor supply.
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Disappointingly, the Defense Department has spent more than $200 billion of American taxpayers' money in the last decade to purchase foreign-made goods.
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This is a piece of mild Taylor Americana, and like another recent one, "American Dreamer" (2013, to Stephen Foster songs), it's disappointingly slight.
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As we turned into the main CIA entrance drive, seeing it through their eyes, I realized the guard house ahead appeared disappointingly unimpressive.
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Because of it, Mr. Kozinski has found it disappointingly easy to return to the public stage less than seven months after he resigned.
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The world's major economies are all expanding for the first time since the financial crisis, but the pace of growth remains disappointingly slow.
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One of these is a tian d'aubergine (like a deconstructed eggplant parm in a ceramic pot), which is disappointingly soapy and best avoided.
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Of course, the X Compact also disappointingly lacks a fingerprint sensor as well, putting it in a tough spot held up against its competitors.
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Many economists found Abe's comparisons to the Lehman Brothers failure far-fetched, but there is consensus that Japan's economic data has been disappointingly weak.
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Perhaps inevitably given the publication, although still disappointingly, the article quickly derails into a vintage slice of old white man ranting about safe spaces.
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Close up of the trail When Mashable visited the area in the evening, the path was largely unlit, but track's glow was disappointingly feeble.
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This is a disappointingly safe tack to take, but if you view "Tolkien" as a wholesome children's film, it makes a lot more sense.
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It's never looked or sounded so good, either—something that definitely, disappointingly, can't be said of any popular alt-rockers of the mid-1990s.
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Though the percentage of women in politics has remained fairly (and disappointingly) constant, there are many dimensions to evaluate women's political representation, Clayton explains.
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The crowd that took in their performance was small—one observer disappointingly noted to the Times that the participants far out-numbered their audience.
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Moana's Auli'i Cravalho played the titular mermaid Ariel, alongside Graham Phillips as Prince Eric and Shaggy as a disappointingly under-costumed Sebastian the crab.
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Russia, where many people have seen disappointingly little improvement in their living standards since the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, is a prime example.
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The video depicts him disappointingly replacing steak with rice and beans to cut spending, and finally celebrating with confetti after he paid his debt.
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For a show about spooky stuff, it is disappointingly boring, but you said you were looking for bedtime fodder, so maybe it's just right.
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Designs for Different Futures, currently on exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, disappointingly offers more favoring of today's ableism in disabled people's futures.
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Again, that seems like a strange thing to single out for praise, but in the world of Android phones that's been a disappointingly rare thing.
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"Disappointingly, the Trump administration has once again sided with the profits of the chemical industry and failed to deliver for ordinary Americans," the group said.
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"Disappointingly, six brands did not respond to the (survey) questions - Gerry Weber, Lidl, Mexx, New Yorker, River Island and Sainsbury's," it added in its report.
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And Mr Chivers offers disappointingly little insight into how things might have been done better, or whether the wars should have been fought at all.
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In fact, they are disappointingly soft, which could be because their breaded exterior crust has been steamed into squishiness by the hot pie beneath them.
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Even during Sanders' recent speech at the People's Summit, he was rightly heavy on economic populism and disappointingly scant of civil rights and social justice.
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Hubble's initial images were disappointingly blurry, and scientists soon realized that the telescope had left the ground with a slight flaw in its primary mirror.
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Finding a place within their approximately $250,000 budget meant sifting through listings of fixer-uppers, or looking at neighborhoods disappointingly far from the city center.
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The economy is growing strongly, the unemployment rate has been at or below 4.5 percent for 16 straight months, but wage growth remains disappointingly low.
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Numerous side characters and story elements that are slowly developed in the first half are dropped entirely or given disappointingly weak conclusions as a result.
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The numbers, which analysts are calling disappointingly low, may be a signal that Germany's economy has peaked as sentiment indicators weaken, although from record highs.
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And while that would be more than enough to excite fans about the song, the end result was "disappointingly bland," Andrew Unterberger wrote for Spin.
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Disappointingly, in the CDER (Center for Drug Evaluation and Research) 2018 New Drug Therapy Approvals report there were no innovative new drugs approved for diabetes.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen called on Congress to adopt policies that will get U.S. economic growth out of its "disappointingly slow" post-recession pattern.
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The coffee table was on wheels, which was perfect for riding, and there were many drawers for opening and closing, though each was disappointingly empty.
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However, like all UFC on Fox cards, there are plenty of other fights to take up the slack of the above fights falling through so disappointingly.
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Disappointingly, Tayshia hasn't played a big role in Colton's journey to find love so far, but a little sleuthing shows that could all change very soon.
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But the PowerWatch X's execution of its smartwatch features is disappointingly limited, even compared to what many basic fitness trackers offer in terms of notification functionality.
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The panel had an opportunity to take a real stab at that—certainly, the people onstage were more than capable—but the result was disappointingly shallow.
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Disappointingly, what initially appears to be tomato sauce and melted cheese between each of the pieces of lasagna is actually hot glue that's been painted red.
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But the movie still shows disappointingly little interest in how he might use technology to forge different kinds of interactions and friendships, as real people do.
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Inflation remains disappointingly low, making BOJ officials wary of releasing too much detail on how the bank may exit its ultra-loose policy in the future.
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Disappointingly, Rowling fails to imbue Leta, arguably the most promising character in this film, with the traits of her most successful protagonists—self-determination and resilience.
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My sole consolation was that I managed to get my revenge on the biting insects by eating a handful of termites, which disappointingly tasted like wood.
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The fact that thus far a majority of the characters, particularly women Tina (Katherine Waterston) and Queenie (Alison Sudol), are disappointingly one-note doesn't help matters.
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Both proposals, especially the Senate's, will allow the Pentagon to procure desperately needed ships, planes, helicopters, and other equipment — items disappointingly absent from the president's budget.
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She recently resurfaced in London in the musical adaptation of the film "The Bodyguard," but sightings of her on New York stages have been disappointingly rare.
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People will even ask if I'm Japanese or Korean, and when I share that I'm half-Chinese, they'll look at me disappointingly or even with disgust.
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Yet even though each is given a moment (a near-suicide, one affair and then another), Jeanne, Ariane and Gilles stick to a disappointingly familiar script.
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Yet despite this brighter outlook, growth would nonetheless fall disappointingly short of rates seen before the 2008-2009 financial crisis, OECD Secretary General Angel Gurria said.
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But electric vehicle adoption in the U.S. has been disappointingly slow, as EVs only make up about 1.8 percent of cars purchased in the U.S. today.
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The Star Wars franchise may take place in a distant past in a distant universe, but one problem remains disappointingly Earthian: a lack of woman directors.
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Morgan), stumped by murder victims who seemingly have no connection to one another and disappointingly immune to the cushiony charms of his partner, Cowles (Abbie Cornish).
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The hip neighborhoods of Neukölln, Kreuzberg, and Friedrichshain can look like culinary wastelands of blinking neon lights offering the same rotation of disappointingly bland fast food.
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" Ailes denied the claims in a statement, saying Carlson was filing a "retaliatory suit" because of the network not renewing her show due to "disappointingly low ratings.
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While the millions affected can take solace in the beating Equifax got in the press, those demanding regulatory action might be in for a disappointingly long wait.
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Initial attempts to fix the gender leadership gap had focused on the use of quotas to improve board diversity, but the trickle-down effect was disappointingly limited.
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Last year Playmobil revealed its first official hockey line featuring actual teams from the NHL, but disappointingly it was limited to just the league's original six franchises.
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But then, a fumble: After losing a high-profile Injustice 2 match he was faced with a disappointingly early exit, eliminated with a mere third-place finish.
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In Gervais' first film, The Invention Of Lying, he created a hilariously awful world of comic excess, then let the story peter out into something disappointingly small.
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The 2002 Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner, War Emblem, was bought for $17.7 million by Japanese breeders who discovered — disappointingly — that he did not like girls.
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He was directed down a corridor cul-de-sac, and, when he found the galleys, noted that they were disappointingly glossy; he recalled drab, matte Soviet volumes.
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The work is enchanting, but ends with a disappointingly crude CGI narwhal swimming a bit too stiffly — a letdown after the drenching beauty up to that point.
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By which I mean that "Wonder Woman" tells an interesting, not entirely predictable story (until the climax, which reverts, inevitably and disappointingly, to dreary, overblown action clichés).
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Yet, disappointingly, it succumbs to a sort of dreamy inevitability about the settlement of the West that will add little to most readers' grasp of the period.
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But if the rest of his agenda is conventionally Republican, he could end up with a disappointingly conventional Republican result: Rising G.D.P., but stagnant take-home pay.
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Though they have a place in people's daily routines across the world, the convenient receptacles can still be disappointingly flimsy, causing spills or burns from hot coffee.
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Speaking after a speech to a packed Foreign Correspondents' Club, Patten said that while democratic development in Hong Kong had been disappointingly slow, independence was not the answer.
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Still, Pippa's betrothal to James Matthews, who is apparently a hedge fund manager and disappointingly not Prince Harry, is fantastic news for royal watchers and basically everyone else.
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Disappointingly, it makes sense, in a way, that guys enthralled, or neutrally submissive to, the norms of patriarchy would look for intimacy with us in sex work, too.
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Jules is a trans girl who loves pink and clothes that look ripped out of the pages of a manga comic; she's a romantic with disappointingly limited options.
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In April, Twitter reported disappointingly flat user growth and worse-than-expected revenue, and said it was still operating at a substantial loss under generally accepted accounting rules.
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Almost all economic data since the bank's last meeting in December has been "disappointingly weak with no sign that the current slowdown could peter out soon," he added.
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They would rip up the house's actual, disappointingly conventional interior, enlarge it (by 2000 square feet, they say) and make a physical manifestation of something that never existed.
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Before grime, rap in Britain was frequently disappointingly derivative of the American original, but grime's emphasis on British identity has also created a path for more traditional rappers.
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The 2018 heroes are James Shawn Jr., Anthony Borges, Mamoudou Gassama, Naomi Wadler (who is also, disappointingly, the only female honoree in the group), Justin Blackman, and Shaun King.
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Swift has walked that impossible tightrope her whole career, and she got a chance to showcase both sides of her image during her disappointingly brief 70ish-minute set Saturday.
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However, as we sped through hot food delivery hotspots such as Ashford, Gravesend and Whitstable, he disappointingly only ate a breakfast pastry and spent some time rearranging a flight.
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There's curved metal edges on each phone, a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, and disappointingly large bezels — nothing to match the edge-to-edge quality of most high-end smartphones.
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Here, on the disappointingly non-existent Joe Pesci Show, Baldwin engages in one of his time-honored power moves on the show, slipping people cash with a smart impression.
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Disappointingly, though, most of the documentary consists of interviews with Morgan and Anissa's parents, who, understandably, aren't that interested in picking apart the societal implications of their family tragedy.
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In its current form and at its current price, Per Se struggled and failed to do this, ranging from respectably dull at best to disappointingly flat-footed at worst.
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But so far, everything points to Cyberpunk 2077 being a by-the-numbers open-world role-playing game with some unusually cool, but disappointingly underexplored lore and aesthetic motifs.
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Yet despite great promise, PrEP uptake has been disappointingly slow among gay and bisexual men, and some blame Truvada's cost, averaging over $1,700 per month of treatment in 2015.
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Further raising concerns about domestic momentum, official data on Thursday showed Australia's jobless rate was stuck at a disappointingly high 5.2% in July even as employment surged past expectations.
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And, disappointingly, there's no sign in the first two episodes that the series intends to make a run at intelligently dissecting the discontent that is abroad in the land.
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This film promises early on to set itself apart by detailing specific things individuals can do to mitigate the environmental damage, but those suggestions end up being disappointingly few.
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That has hurt the growth of Snap's user base and advertising revenue, and its stock has performed disappointingly, trading below its offering price of $17 a share for months.
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Emory suffers too, but his sorrow feels disappointingly devoid of remorse; he's the least-formed character in Burdick's world, so it's hard to muster much sympathy for his travails.
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" Ultimately, she says, the report, penned by city officials, "reflects the city's view and disappointingly fails to leave out a lot of the dissenting views of task force members.
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But where Judgment Day could have complemented these arresting visuals with a psychologically complex rendering of a newly hard-bodied woman, Sarah's character overall winds up disappointingly one-dimensional.
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Such material constraints naturally, and disappointingly, limit any interpretations of the individual women, but the curators exploited every available resource to the fullest extent, for which they should be commended.
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Disappointingly, ubiquitous image files like JPEGs and text files like DOCX aren't supported yet, which is unfortunate because the reMarkable tablet also lets you annotate and mark up existing documents.
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Ever the conscientious tweeter, Friedman did acknowledge that her particular plane of nasty women was disappointingly white — as is, by the way, the majority of the Women's March's celebrity lineup.
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After playing through dour open worlds like the humorless zombie game Days Gone and the disappointingly serious Far Cry: New Dawn, Rage 2 feels like a breath of fresh air.
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"Today, disappointingly, we announced our decision not to proceed with a firm offer for London Stock Exchange Group (LDNXF)," said Charles Li, CEO of HKEX (HKXCF), in a blog post.
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It all ties into the biggest problem I had with Blade Runner 2049, a beautiful piece of cyberpunk fiction with disappointingly regressive ideas about sex, race, sexuality, and body type.
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Disappointingly, this wasn't much of a weapon in New York's arsenal this season—even though almost every time the Knicks used Porzingis as the screener, they produced a favorable situation.
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The situation exists and simply forms the joke, it's not anyone's fault, this is just how it is: In spite of its grand promises, the dick museum is disappointingly small.
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When I attempted to delete myself from a photo of myself walking my dog at night, the app did the opposite, and disappointingly kept me, but deleted my dog instead.
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Paulsen asked the question without answering it: "The foundation of this bull market has been a persistent disappointingly slow pace of economic growth," he said in a note on Monday.
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Disappointingly, though unsurprising in this hyperpartisan environment, the adapted low yield warheads that would go on some of the Trident D5 submarine launched ballistic missiles have not earned bipartisan support.
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Rather than those disappointingly dry, crumbly vegan protein bars, these bars are thin, chewy, and coated in an icing-like layer that adds just the right amount of natural sweetness.
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We're underway, with a spot in the World Cup semifinals on the line: Russia's in red, and Croatia, disappointingly, is in dark blue instead of its classic white and red.
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For the Cowboys, this victory helped wipe away the bad taste of the losses to the Giants last year, and of the disappointingly abrupt end to their postseason in January.
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Even so, the directors, Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala (the Austrian pair who made "Goodnight Mommy" in 2015), have coaxed only a disappointingly timorous horrorscape from that marvelously glacial mood.
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This is a retaliatory suit for the network's decision not to renew her contract, which was due to the fact that her disappointingly low ratings were dragging down the afternoon lineup.
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But the show has rarely been as superlative as it was in "Mother," in which Selina Meyer had to simultaneously say goodbye to her dying mother and, more disappointingly, the presidency.
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Indeed, when you hold Clips, it's surprisingly small (and disappointingly, it doesn't feature a built-in clip, though you can put it into a little plastic housing that features a clip).
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Matt Rehbein, CNN Ticker producer: Very disappointingly, things don't end well for Daenerys, but the bright side is it leads to Sansa and Tyrion sharing the Iron Throne in the end.
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Speculation that Twitter would try to sell itself started a few months ago following a series of disappointingly poor earnings reports, which indicated the company was having trouble adding new users.
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Perhaps they would even enable the parties to face up to thorny subjects, such as the future of the euro zone, that went disappointingly unconfronted in last summer's sleepy election campaign.
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When gifted by the right person, those always disappointingly bland sugar tablets can produce a similar effect as a mass-produced illegal drug that makes you feel, well, rose-colored ecstasy.
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Couple that with some of his more seething lines on the album about witnessing former heroes act more disappointingly human than he ever imagined make it one of the album's best.
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"The U.S. dollar advance was stopped in its tracks by the disappointingly weak Q21.1173 GDP figures," Marc Chandler, global head of currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman, said in a note.
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And while it wasn't able to fit the entire call in the episode—most disappointingly, all the swearing has been bleeped out—we do get to hear a few golden moments.
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In our review of the 14-inch Gram, we also found that LG had made sacrifices to meet its weight requirements, and that the Gram's overall build quality was disappointingly flimsy.
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Though the 3T is disappointingly not launching with Android 7 Nougat, OnePlus says that it and the 3 will be updated to the new platform by the end of this year.
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After a pair of disappointingly perfunctory early episodes, "Narcos" has found the sense of purpose that will hopefully carry it through the moral torpor and savage ironies of Escobar's last days.
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Disappointingly, the two candidates vying to replace Mr. Obama have failed to outline clear and comprehensive visions for one of the most consequential sets of choices the next president will face.
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With the collapse of most of Africa's major empires either via self-destruction or colonization, our interactions with the world have become severely imbalanced and our development has been disappointingly slow.
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Financial markets are wagering the RBA will have to respond by cutting rates from already record lows of 1.5 percent, particularly given a recent disappointingly low reading for first quarter inflation.
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Instead, we're left with the disappointingly high number in the title and the decidedly un-disappointing art that one thrift shop made with donated copies of the erotic tour de force.
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"The U.S. dollar advance was stopped in its tracks by the disappointingly weak Q2 GDP figures," Marc Chandler, global head of currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman, said in a note.
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The dollar was slightly lower against its Japanese counterpart at 110.65 yen, but was well above a four-month low of 108.72 touched on Friday after disappointingly cool consumer inflation data.
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And the Dyatkovo story, with a couple of expendable characters introduced just for the episode, was a disappointingly convenient, if wrenching, way to move the story toward a point of crisis.
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Despite the outbreak in violence — to say nothing of graphic images of police brutality that have been spread through social media — the response of the international community has been disappointingly muted.
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Heroes features a standard single-player campaign — with a disappointingly thin narrative — as well as limited-time special maps and asynchronous battles where you can put your team up against another player's.
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Whatever pleasures they offer, they're disappointingly uninterested in the glee of the grift; none of them manage to provide the kind of giddy thrill that the evening news has been supplying lately.
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Some U.S. academics have called for central banks to raise their inflation targets from 2 percent to reassure markets that they are committed to doing more to push up disappointingly low inflation.
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Here's Reuters' description of the disappointingly mortal play-by-play:Once the new screen is mounted, the iPhone goes into the Horizon Machine, which allows Apple's software to communicate with the fresh hardware.
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But, hearing a majority of head-thumping tracks that don't go beyond bragging about money and possessions makes Yachty seem disappointingly normal—a stamp that he spent his entire come up defying.
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The JOBS act of 2012 exempted small businesses from some of the more onerous requirements of the legislation, but the number of startups and IPOs in America remains at disappointingly low levels.
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Working with the screenwriter Seth W. Owen, and expanding some of the ideas in his 2012 short film, "Loom," Mr. Scott creates a disappointingly skeletal Frankenstein story that entertains efficiently but vacuously.
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Disappointingly, the human subjects were only able to guess which headshot had been edited 53 percent of the time, which would have yielded a comparable outcome had they just outright randomly guessed.
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When listing its capabilities, the video is careful to mention voting, an application that feels disappointingly out of reach given the fact that the upcoming presidential election will still rely on paper.
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It argues that the federal Superfund program (the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act) shields it from its neighbors' claims, an argument which the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has disappointingly joined.
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LILLE, France, (Reuters) - A talent-laden Belgian team again fell disappointingly short of expectation after being bundled out of the European Championship in a far from glittering performance from a supposedly golden generation.
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The economy is not in perfect health, and overall growth is still disappointingly slow, but the number of jobs continues to rise, and the unemployment rate is the lowest it's been since 2001.
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Yet disappointingly, city government officials have not yet taken meaningful action to enforce China's already well established laws regulating animal disease control, food safety, and the transportation of dogs across provinces in China.
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"We have disappointingly weak economic growth, a labor market that in some sense is strong but is still leaving people behind," said Ed Leamer, director of the UCLA Anderson Forecast in Los Angeles.
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And despite the massive amounts of cash obviously spent on the production (the Olaf the snowman puppet and the full-body reindeer puppet are pretty incredible), the sets and costumes are disappointingly safe.
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While appearing on Live With Kelly And Ryan on Wednesday, she admitted that she still hadn't seen the much-loved (but disappointingly snubbed) film directed by Lorene Scafaria and co-starring Jennifer Lopez.
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This makes all of his big moments feel like they occur in a vacuum — especially when he's paired up with the other Hunters, all of whom have a disappointingly small amount of screentime.
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Looking at the numbers, I began to wonder: How many times, during that disappointingly banal crime spree, was my thief photographed, tagged, measured or otherwise observed in our semi-constant world of databases?
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A slim majority of economists polled by Reuters expects the central bank to keep rates at a record low although calls for a rate cut have grown louder after disappointingly weak first-quarter inflation.
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"This is a retaliatory suit for the network's decision not to renew her contract, which was due to the fact that her disappointingly low ratings were dragging down the afternoon lineup," Ailes' statement said.
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Disappointingly, for those of us who cottoned to the folktale of a new economy driven by brilliant little Edisons and Teslas in Everlane, technological breakthroughs were, by 2015, believed to be too easily copied.
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And maybe most disappointingly, it looks as if there's still no visual indication as to which Split View app is currently active, nor is there a quick keyboard shortcut to switch between the two.
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Aside from Russell, who will be both in attendance and starting mainly due to overenthusiasm from the large and rapidly growing Chicago Cubs fan base, the choices are, for the most part, disappointingly reasonable.
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Markets are on the lookout for clues from BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's post-meeting briefing on how long the central bank could hold off on whittling down stimulus given recent disappointingly weak price growth.
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" The answer, a bit disappointingly, lies somewhere between "Disney wants as much streaming content as it can possibly get, and Fox's film and TV libraries are chock full of stuff" and "because Disney could.
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There are no bands, no DJs, no garish looking hat stalls, no food stands that claim to sell luscious Argentinian chorizo but only serve up disappointingly limp sausages in barren and broken ciabatta bread.
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The most intriguing and seemingly portentous event in the book — a premonition of a future meeting with a mysterious figure — is paid off disappointingly early, and to no long-lasting significance to the story.
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Poor Ella, about whom there is disappointingly little in this book, focused as it is on his adulthood, evidently won no points for not only delivering her 11-pound Eugene but also cherishing him.
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First, Latin American governments, whose response to Venezuela's dramatic deterioration had been disappointingly slow and tepid, have recently ramped up diplomatic pressure on Mr. Maduro to adhere to the constitution and restore democratic rule.
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The buttons were loose, and maybe most disappointingly, the horn — which would have been thoroughly useful — was nothing more than a weak beep coming from a speaker hidden somewhere in the body of the scooter.
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After receiving disappointingly low scores from the judges during the U.S. Figure Skating Championships, Ashley Wagner spoke out against the judges who stood between her and her dream of competing in the 20103 Winter Olympics.
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In 2017, to present a ballerina — no less a blond blue-eyed version of one — as the ultimate standard of beauty or even a 'hopeful' image for young children to aspire to, is disappointingly outmoded.
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But most of "An Officer and a Spy" is a respectable, if disappointingly drawn-out succession of briefings and debriefings in which various interchangeable whiskery officials tell the stolid Picquart to mind his own business.
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What remains to be seen is whether "Dream Logic," which should have come halfway through the disappointingly slow season, rather than just before the finale, represents and evolution or an anomaly for "Here and Now."
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The film's final act is its weakest — without giving away major spoilers, I can say that the Icarus II eventually stumbles across the abandoned Icarus I, and disappointingly, the movie detours into a nonsensical horror plot.
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The daughter of the orange-coiffed billionaire businessman and his second wife, Marla Maples, released her first and only single "Like a Bird" (disappointingly not a Nelly Furtado cover) in 2011 when she was only 17.
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A discussion of Anders Breivik's slaughter of 77 Norwegians in 2011 is disappointingly brief; rather than using the episode to drive home his point that the foundations of civilisation are dangerously fragile, Mr Knausgaard moves on.
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Ahead of the policy decision, a slim majority of economists polled by Reuters had expected the central bank to keep rates steady, even as calls for an easing grew louder after disappointingly weak first-quarter inflation.
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That content includes the Lake of Shadows strike, exclusive armor sets, the City Apex ship, a PvP map called Retribution, and, perhaps most disappointingly to those on other platforms, a new exotic sniper rifle called Borealis.
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A Biden spokesperson said the former vice president's campaign has "real concerns about the integrity of the process," which is convenient for a candidate who looks likely to place disappointingly low when the results are counted.
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This after data showed Australian inflation slowed sharply last quarter to the lowest in three years, a disappointingly weak outcome that ticks one of the boxes for an interest rate cut perhaps as soon as May.
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If you've ever been on public transit while pregnant, you might have found it disappointingly difficult to find someone willing to give up their seat for you — even if you're a famous actress like Olivia Wilde.
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"This is all the more welcome given the purchasing managers disappointingly reporting that overall euro zone services and manufacturing output slipped back to a 19-month low in August," IHS Global Insight economist Howard Archer said.
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"Disappointingly, we find ourselves back at the Supreme Court this term challenging a Louisiana law designed to shut down clinics," said Nancy Northup, the President of the Center for Reproductive Rights, the group behind the challenge.
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Disappointingly, when flashing through the furious memories of loss and entrapment Eleven has suffered, the ST writers use new female character Max playing innocently with Mike as bait: a lazy betrayal of another kind of sisterhood.
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If much of this sounds disappointingly free of the charming paradox commonly associated with Buddhism, I have good news: There is a paradox that can surface if you pursue the logic of not-self through meditation.
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At Tuesday's premiere with New York City Ballet at the David H. Koch Theater, it was uncomfortable to observe how much time, thought, travail and money had gone into making a ballet so disappointingly drab and tame.
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Surprisingly, and a little disappointingly, Lynch's shorts from his art schools days do not make an appearance, though some well-chosen selections from Stan Brakhage, Bruce Conner, Ernie Gehr, Ken Jacobs, and others avant-garde luminaries do.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A slim majority of economists polled by Reuters expects Australia's central bank to keep rates at a record low this week although calls for an easing have grown louder after disappointingly weak first-quarter inflation.
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Disappointingly, we don't actually get to see anyone in their cat getups—a complete and utter ripoff—but we do get to see Swift do this strange kind of meow-and-scratch type dance, which is interesting.
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A slim majority of economists polled by Reuters expected the Reserve Bank of Australia to keep rates at a record low 1.50 percent, though calls for an easing have grown louder after disappointingly weak first-quarter inflation.
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Premiums likely won't keep rising; problems with no-insurer counties are compounded by large exits that may lessen as insurers acclimate to the new permanent Obamacare environment; and young adult enrollment has, at worst, stayed disappointingly constant.
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At a time when Snap's stock is hovering at a disappointingly low $343 while Facebook rolls out copycat product after copycat product, Snap released two new studies on Monday showing who's using Snapchat, and why that is.
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Based on this data, it's unlikely that it would be possible to tell the difference between sexual activity and some other type of exercise (sexual activity also tends to burn disappointingly few calories, anecdotal evidence has shown).
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The Met, like many of our most powerful and visible museums, doesn't tell such stories in its permanent galleries, and hasn't in the disappointingly traditionalist inaugural display in the Breuer building it is leasing from the Whitney.
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But while he called her conversion on marriage "disappointingly slow," Staley says that our 20/20 hindsight has blinded us to Don't Ask, Don't Tell's original purpose, which was to allow gays into the military at all.
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Although prolific in many other areas, the core of Dean's work is film, and the most important of the films in this show is "Event for a Stage," which disappointingly comes down a month before everything else.
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The third movement brings Ms. Yanowsky together with the statuesque Reece Clarke (the Royal Ballet's answer to Roberto Bolle) for a disappointingly predictable romantic pas de deux that gives way to a high-energy, confrontational ensemble finale.
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"[Etihad's] losses, whilst heavy, were at least reduced year on year but the load factor at around 76% was disappointingly weak for a predominantly long haul carrier with much feeder traffic and despite reduced capacity," added Strickland.
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I was in pieces after "Blue Valentine," and had to be swept up from the floor of the cinema by the guy who retrieves the spilled popcorn, but the "The Light Between Oceans" left me disappointingly intact.
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I had been looking forward to Linda Montano's work, but disappointingly, it consisted of her sitting on a couch with McDermid-Hokanson, placing a "sacred" balm that looked like white paste on both of them before interviewing her.
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For a movie that centers around a remarkable scientific achievement – the kind that seems both radical and inevitable in real-world terms – Ghost in the Shell has disappointingly little to say about technology, humanity, or how they intersect.
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"Surprisingly good outcomes cause dopamine activation and reinforcement of behavior and disappointingly bad outcomes cause suppression of dopamine activity and extinguishing of behavior," Jesse Goldberg, a neurobiologist at Cornell University and co-author of the new study, explains.
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Barack Obama's most notable foray into explicitly advocating redistribution was not only tentative; it triggered a disappointingly successful counter attack from "Joe-whose-name-was-not-Joe-and-was-not-a-plumber" dressed up in a populist disguise.
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Furthermore, there is a wide body of credible academic scholarship on factors affecting future economic outcomes including a disappointingly large gap in skills not covered in this study, which only compares income of children to income of parents.
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The Ivorians, with a caretaker coach and playing their first match since their disappointingly early elimination at the African Nations Cup finals in January, made light work of Russia, who will host the World Cup finals next year.
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But he ultimately, disappointingly, backs off, and the "Cannonball Run"-style end-credit bloopers effectively defang whatever celebrity satire the franchise achieves — a winking assurance that everyone is in on the joke, and it's all in good fun.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) holds a policy meeting on May 7 and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand a day after and there is a real risk they might ease following recent disappointingly low inflation reports.
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However, the BOJ is seen largely maintaining its inflation forecast of 1.8 percent for fiscal 2017, the sources said, allowing it to argue that Japan is still on track to achieve the target - albeit at a disappointingly slow pace.
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Image: ScreenshotFinally, PowerPoint Online feels disappointingly limited compared with the desktop version, but if you take it on its own merits it's competent enough—you still get some transitions, and animations, and organizing elements on slides is simple enough.
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When female viewers see and hear their onscreen counterparts being spoken to this way, it perpetuates the ideology that it's okay to make women feel lesser than, because through it all, we still live in a disappointingly patriarchal society.
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I suspect that this two-gallery show was Salle's response to the disappointingly shallow, The Forever Now: Contemporary Painting in an Atemporal World, curated by Laura Hoptman, at the Museum of Modern Art (December 14, 2015–April 5, 2015).
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As a result, women felt little inclination to push for higher wages, seek a promotion, or even look for a new job at a better salary because essentially their low expectations have already been met — even if disappointingly so.
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However, in a disappointingly reminiscent narrative of previous administrations, partisan politics and a hostile opposition have stalled Delhi's reform push, including delays to legislation on an important goods and services tax sought by businesses hamstrung by existing, cumbersome levies.
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In March, The CW's apocalyptic drama The 100 killed off gay commander Lexa in a disappointingly clichéd way, setting off a chaotic onslaught of furious fans storming social media with passionate pleas for the show's writers to do better.
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There was something rather disappointingly generic about the overall décor, however — its modern furnishings with their clean lines and general shininess were perfectly sleek but possessed none of the quirky charms of much of the rest of Key West.
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Look, I like to post stellar Instagrams as much as the next social media denizen, but are better iPhone snapshots (plus a case that is disappointingly light lavender rather than full-on purple) worth a more-than-$700 upgrade?
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More disappointingly, the Senate would leave the mortgage interest deduction completely intact (the House would halve the limit to $500,21625), even though it is widely acknowledged by economists to lead to overinvestment in housing relative to other economic activity.
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Yellen characterized as "disappointingly" slow growth since the end of the recession in 85033, she pointed to recent increases in inflation and the growth rate of wages as signs that the economy cannot be pushed a great deal further.
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The wider backdrop is also broadly negative for the real, analysts said, pointing to record low and falling interest rates, disappointingly weak inflows from abroad at a recent oil mega-auction, and an unnerving regional and domestic political landscape.
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And perhaps most disappointingly, the whip-fast, bone-crunching close-quarters combat that played so well in the first film is scaled up in the sequel, to the point where an awful lot of the fight scenes look very familiar.
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The 3.2-inch rear LCD also does its job just fine: you can tap to focus using the display, but disappointingly, you cannot swipe around the LCD with your finger while looking through the viewfinder to adjust the focus point.
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US-Bangla Airlines CEO Imran Asif said in a statement that the report focused almost entirely on the captain's state of mind and his distress over personal matters but disappointingly avoided recognizing "serious lapses" on the part of air traffic control.
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Disappointingly, Dave Grohl isn't here in a wig pulling pints, although word on the streets (of the pub) is that Tuesday will be the day to return if you want to catch a sighting of The Grohl himself alongside the paintings.
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Disappointingly, the reason these issues are making headlines is because the women involved have been brave enough to put their professional futures at risk — and not because the men who continue to behave inappropriately have seen the error of their ways.
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Disappointingly, the Security Council has been inept in resolving the Syrian crisis, so I do not hold out any great hopes for a coming together over this -- unless the council's permanent members, also known as the Permanent Five, lead the way.
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Still, that wasn't enough to budge the employment rate from a disappointingly high 13% Analysts and policymakers have raised doubts over whether jobs growth can extend further as trade war-related uncertainties lead companies to downgrade their future hiring intentions.
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His, packed with pretzel stuffing and linguiça, a type of Portuguese sausage (Rhode Island has the highest percentage of Americans of Portuguese descent of any state), and topped with uni, were disappointingly gluey one night and only marginally better on another.
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The five-part Brotherhood follows Noctis and his friends Ignis, Prompto, and Gladiolus (disappointingly, I don't think there's the option of renaming them) as they bond, ahead of what plays out in FFXV's road trip across some fairly stunning landscapes.
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We had waited all day for the appointed hour and, now that it had come, it didn't matter that our place of rendezvous was disappointingly devoid of any KGB atmosphere: no sinister signs, no alluring intrigue, no musty smell of suspense.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 94%What critics said: "A week after the release of 'Rise of the Skywalker' brought the main movie saga to a disappointingly frantic, muddled end, 'The Mandalorian' wraps its first season in splendid form.
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WASHINGTON — In the wake of a deep economic crisis and a disappointingly slow recovery, a growing number of experts, including some Federal Reserve officials, say it is time for the Fed to consider a new approach to managing the economy.
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" In his review for Variety, Justin Chang dismissed the film as "disappointingly anemic," adding that given her critically acclaimed debut feature, Thirteen, Catherine Hardwicke "seemed as good a director as any to steer this maiden adaptation of Meyer's junior-Anne-Rice phenomenon.
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The draft resolution, crafted by the UK and obtained by CNN, is already seen by human rights groups as disappointingly watered-down: It calls for a ceasefire only in Hodeidah, the principal Red Sea port through which some 80% of humanitarian aid flows.
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While the story of "Onward" is personal for Scanlon, whose father died when he was young, Ian and Barley's journey plays as disappointingly routine, a checklist of mechanically foreshadowed heart-to-hearts and lessons learned, leavened by the occasional offbeat sight gag.
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For an exhibition as scrupulous as "Gender Bending Fashion" is about providing a map of the way-stations along the arc of gender identity and expression — "agender" to "genderqueer" to nonbinary to trans — the effort to establish lineages can seem disappointingly attenuated.
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On the contrary, the concern is that the likelihood of a con-con yielding the most desperately needed reforms is disappointingly low, and the possibility of its accomplishing nothing at significant cost, or, worse, setting New York back even further, is worrisomely high.
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Amy Klobuchar and Andrew Yang to agree to a climate debate by confronting them face-to-face, but the Democratic National Committee disappointingly refused to host the debate for which she and her co-organizers at U.S. Youth Climate Strike had been pushing.
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If you've ordered the Banquet, be prepared to crack your way through a forest of soft-shell crabs and thickets of snow-crab legs; the Feast features crustaceans bathed in a superlative marinara sauce, served over a bed of disappointingly rubbery pasta.
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You could, for example, present your beloveds with 22-karat gold rolling papers ($1.73), a hot air balloon lift to the summit of Mt. Everest ($21.7 million), or a disappointingly attainable subscription to a loofah-of-the-month club ($270 a month).
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There are a few quirks, and the settings screen is disappointingly sparse (and you can't edit your Netflix profiles either), but you know that if Netflix ever decides to offer offline downloads, they're going to go be a big part of this Windows 10 application.
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Letter from the Editor Early in my first tenure at T, in 2015, I decided I was going to befriend Tom Delavan, the magazine's design and interiors director, a process that proved to be — surprisingly and a little disappointingly — much easier than I'd anticipated.
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Though on-screen navigation was disappointingly sluggish during my initial review time with the set, Vizio actually recently rolled out an update that improves responsiveness quite a bit, bringing navigation performance more in line with smart TV experiences from Samsung, Roku, LG, and Sony.
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"Black Panther" seems hesitant to explore black sexuality (save a chaste kiss between two major characters toward the film's conclusion) or sexual orientation and at times, through the character of Michael B. Jordan's antagonist Eric Killmonger, hews disappointingly close to stereotypes of black male rage.
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TORONTO — Genre-filmmaking darlings Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett return to the Toronto International Film Festival with Blair Witch, a disappointingly redundant found-footage sequel to the original movie that unfortunately finds the gifted duo behind The Guest and You're Next getting lost in the woods together.
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Disappointingly, rather than come up with their own ideas and content, Food Network released a video shortly after hers which copied Elizabeth's creative proprietary work shot-for-shot in order to profit from her creativity and hard work without investing the same time, effort, and thought.
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The recent oral argument at the Supreme Court was disappointingly small-bore, focusing almost entirely on the linguistic nuances of one of the court's prior rulings on insider trading, and on the question of what sort of benefit one enjoys from giving another person a gift.
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After a pair of disappointingly vague character posters released earlier this week were met with a less-than-enthusiastic reaction, Quentin Tarantino fans surely hoped the first teaser for the director's ninth movie, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," would shed more light on the film's plot.
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Wyden said the Trump administration's letter to Congress on Thursday to launch renegotiations of the North American Free Trade Agreement was "disappointingly vague," but he believed that Trump's new trade negotiator will pursue broad-based changes to the 23-year-old pact with Canada and Mexico.
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Disappointingly, Mr Burton and his screenwriter, Jane Goldman, chose instead to follow the outline of every previous "YA" novel adaptation, which means that rather than fleshing out the characters, they bury those characters under stacks of jargon-filled mythology ("hollowghasts", "ymbrines"), headache-inducing plotting and digitally-enhanced action sequences.
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Some lamb skewers were disappointingly dry, but I was wild about a version of saag paneer made with mustard greens; as soon as I tasted it, I knew I was going to crave the sharper, more assertive flavor the next time I had saag paneer made with spinach.
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To Chesterton and Belloc, this meant local control of government, opposition to imperialism, fierce criticism of big business and the monopolies of the day, and a ferocious patriotism (which, disappointingly, drifted into anti-Semitism at several points in Chesterton's life, although he died an early, ardent critic of Nazism).
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The new camera (more on it later) is disappointingly (but not surprisingly) not optimized for taking underwater photos, which I had hoped the physical shutter button might enable, but attempting to dunk the device in a way that left me the option of snapping a photo was pretty unreliable.
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Indigenous Beauty has much to offer in the way of aesthetic masterworks, but the real strength of the show — and one that's disappointingly relegated to subtext, rather than explicit representation — is dealing with the ongoing psychic and artistic cost of our country's mass appropriation of American Indian culture.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — Designs for Different Futures, organized by the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Walker Art Center, and currently on exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, disappointingly offers more favoring of today's ableism in disabled people's futures.
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Disappointingly for lovers of Darwin's vision of land animals moving from place to place on natural rafts, an intensive examination of 634 objects, ranging from a plastic bottle to a floating dock 20 metres long that had been ripped free of its moorings (see picture) failed to reveal any terrestrial species.
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Despite his promising back story, Beck is a disappointingly two-dimensional character, and the tepid romance between Beck and Mary reads at times like a pastiche of Jane Austen — an impression heightened elsewhere by the presence of a character named Darcy, a younger sister who elopes and a fancy dress ball.
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This is, disappointingly, still not especially common in MMA—hell, there are still gyms that insist a fighter should just learn to take low kicks with gritted teet—but Ricci was getting his shin or knee in the path of Felder's long, powerful kicks and Felder certainly didn't enjoy it.
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Team USA's Mikaela Shiffrin — the 22-year-old skiing phenom who disappointingly came in fourth in the alpine skiing slalom a day earlier, after winning gold the previous day in the giant slalom — decided to sit out the Super-G, which would have been her third continuous day of racing, to rest.
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Of course, while Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them promises to provide a gorgeous depiction of New York, it also promises to provide a disappointingly monocultural one, as many fans have vocalized since the main cast — who are all white except for Carmen Ejogo, the black actress who plays Seraphina — was announced.
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" While the barbacoa at some establishments can be disappointingly short of flavor, Sierra attributes his success to using "very high-quality meat with no fat or trimmings," and the secret recipe for his consommé, whose ingredients "don't just give the barbacoa great flavor but also provide nutrients that other products don't have.
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The result left Colombia, which beat the United States on Friday, alone at the top of Group A. The intense heat and humidity — the temperature at kickoff was around 92 degrees — was blamed by both teams for what was, in the end, a disappointing spectacle in front of a disappointingly small crowd of 14,334.
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Yet in the four episodes CBS made available to critics, The Neighborhood disappointingly doubles down on jokes about how crazy the differences between white and black people are, and even if the cast members are trying their hardest (and they are!), it's all but impossible to improve upon jokes based on such a tired premise.
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" Critic's take: "The idea that a lack of self-confidence can be essentially bootstrapped away — that all we need to combat oppressive forces is the power of positive thinking and a flattering lipstick — is an exhausted, false fairy tale, one peddled by (among others!) self-help books, beauty companies and, disappointingly, movies like this one.
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Perhaps most disappointingly is a provision that targets the current law that ensures federal buildings be fossil fuel free by 2030; in a twist that could only be dreamed up in Congress, the Senate bill would repeal this innovative climate policy right after the United States just signed on to the global climate accord agreed to in Paris.
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A little disappointingly, considering the hours we spent benchmarking and playing around with these browsers, the end conclusion was the one we thought we would get to before we started: The convenience of having all of your browsing life synced between desktop and mobile outweighs any kind of small speed increase or the odd cool or unique feature.
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The clubhouse — full of books and photographs and, rather disappointingly, gas fireplaces with ersatz logs — is nowhere near as majestic as the real-deal oak tree that stands in front of it, providing a shady meeting ground for all those extended chats that the Masters encourages as long as someone is not pulling rank or lining up a putt.
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To me, and to a lot of other gay progressives — from ACT UP activists to the queer wing of the DSA — that moment in March made it suddenly and disappointingly clear that Buttigieg's rise was made possible by a gay civil rights movement that has focused above all else on marriage equality and assimilating LGBTQ people into the mainstream.
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There's Good Stuff coming for the Switch, of course— ARMS is an original first-person fighter with a motion-controlled twist (of the wrists), Splatoon 21991 is more of what you liked about its predecessor, and Tequila Works' terrific puzzler Rime is a perfect post-Zelda pick-me-up, but disappointingly, it's not arriving on Nintendo's system until several months after other platforms.
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Mr Blair's readiness to be an uncritical friend and well-paid advisor to the likes of Paul Kagame of Rwanda, a violent authoritarian, and Nursultan Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan, a dictator, also raises concerns, while his apparent delight in the trappings of power—the private jets, the fleets of big, black cars and the phalanxes of security guards—is disappointingly meretricious.
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Hometown: Salt Lake City, UT (originally from Tehran, Iran) Selected Work: Ash Koosha ("I Feel That" music video), Sevdaliza (Children of Silk EP, "Marilyn Monroe" music video) Living in Turkey was tough; the city of Kayseri where I lived was pretty conservative and predominantly Muslim, lacking any form of "underground" culture, and most disappointingly, very minor knowledge of English among the populace.
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In exchange, Madam, you will forever remain in my thoughts as I run cool water over all the turkey giblets, and the turkey penisy-thing (which I've come to find out is actually just the neck, disappointingly enough) and set it on a low simmer to later become the most cherished holiday tradition of all: my great-grandma Ninny's gravy.
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Over all, I was sufficiently encouraged by the almost simultaneous acceptance of this and a not-yet-published weekday puzzle submission, after a disappointingly steady run of (however gracious and constructive) rejections following my "beginner's luck" first submission last year, that I think I'll stick with this newfound hobby/budding passion of mine for a while longer and see how it goes.
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But even with all the recognition that's been made about a gap in mainstream retailers providing an adequate representation of sizes, or plus-size bloggers and models proving a size 22 can look just as a chic as a size two, and even body-positive campaigns with brands that are adopting inclusivity, the shopping experience for women sizes 10 and up still remains, disappointingly, underrepresented.
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But one night, the supposed star of the show, a rib-eye steak, was disappointingly low on flavor, sinewy, and, even drenched in Cognac consommé, just O.K.—which, at a hundred and thirty-five dollars for two, is actually not O.K. The recent news that Borgognone will open a branch of Sushi Nakazawa in the new Trump hotel, in Washington, D.C., raises some questions.
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And for a writer who has so often created stories where it's all but impossible to figure out what's going on, even for Mulder and Scully, the ending of "Were-Monster" is disappointingly perfunctory — and pretty easy to guess after watching roughly a third of the episode, though Morgan's somewhat careful efforts to hide the "true" monster suggests he means the identity to be a surprise.
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Now, however, it's clear that even devices running the most recent OS won't have to support the project, meaning that even if your phone's manufacturer gives you Oreo, you aren't guaranteed a faster update to the next OS. Only devices that ship with Android Oreo installed out of the box will be required to feature Project Treble, and, disappointingly, OnePlus' most recent phone, the 5T, ships with Android Nougat.
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An earnest search for award-winning, successful contemporary public-housing schemes turns up disappointingly little; they tend to be French, Spanish, and Slovenian, and, though they doubtless have many virtues, for the most part they do fall prey to the Jacobsian sins of streetlessness, and typically still take the form of towers in the middle of a plaza, albeit often more brightly colored or oddly shaped than their dynamited predecessors.
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If you happen to be the kind of person who's willing to spend $1,295 on one of the least inspiring gadgets we've ever reviewed, an utter mess of a phone — and yet also the kind of person who hasn't already bought one and was miraculously waiting until just now — now is your golden opportunity, your limited-time-only chance to get a free copy of a disappointingly average superhero film that came out last year.
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In "Mothers, Daughters" (20063), which begins in Los Angeles but takes place mostly in Northern California, and "Rhine Maidens" (1981), whose mother and daughter narrators live in different social strata and have little in common besides genes and unfulfilling marriages, Ms. See concentrated on women whose lives are being lived out disappointingly, the pain of riven generational ties and the emotional wanness of a society in the latter days of the sexual revolution.
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Whose take will hold more appeal depends on the reader's interests: In "Buzz," Hallie Lieberman offers a broader view, taking us back some 30,000 years, when our ancestors carved penises out of siltstone; moving on to the ancient Greeks' creative use of olive oil; the buzzy medical devices of the 19th century (disappointingly, doctors' notorious in-office use of vibrators as treatment for female "hysteria" is urban legend); and the impact of early-20th-century obscenity laws — incredibly, sex toys remain illegal in Alabama — before digging deeply into more contemporary influences.
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