But it's a little more disappointing here for some reason.
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So when this particular remake falters, it's even more disappointing.
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Its accompanying spicy BBQ chicken tenders were even more disappointing.
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No 2020 candidate has been more disappointing than Beto O'Rourke.
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No 2020 candidate has been more disappointing than Beto O'Rourke.
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Toys R Us fans just got some more disappointing news.
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None are more disappointing than the couple's perfunctory, suspense-free spacewalks.
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It makes its bowing to Saudi censorship demand even more disappointing.
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Consequently, September's options on various streaming services seem that much more disappointing.
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There was not a more disappointing game in 2019 than BioWare's Anthem.
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This is all the more disappointing given Bank of America's many strengths.
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It's difficult to imagine a more disappointing start for the hometown favorite.
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That makes finding out that is already heavily polluted all the more disappointing.
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There are few things more disappointing than biting into an overcooked, dry burger.
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Yet the closer the future came, the more disappointing it began to feel.
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But a study of seven million Medicare hospitalizations suggested a more disappointing explanation.
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The reality is a lot more nuanced — and arguably more disappointing — than that.
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"It was a close fight so it makes it even more disappointing," she said.
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According to Tyler, conservatives should expect Trump to make more disappointing policy shifts soon.
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"It's even more disappointing when you're winning like this and you lose," Khudobin said.
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Which makes what Sanders did on Monday in New Hampshire all the more disappointing.
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The longer I communicated exclusively online before meeting, the more disappointing the first date.
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But the behavior of the president and his key advisers was even more disappointing.
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It's all the more disappointing then that Pichai's time on the stand was mostly squandered.
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Trump's silence is all the more disappointing since even his daughter, Ivanka, has spoken out.
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Which makes it all the more disappointing that we're getting it so wrong this time.
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In my lifetime, I have never witnessed a more disappointing city, with less impressive attractions.
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And why what he chooses to say -- and not say -- is all the more disappointing.
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Out of all the underwhelming villains, though, none was more disappointing than Oscar Isaac's Apocalypse.
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Has there ever been a more disappointing vision of space travel and extraterrestrial colonization than Tacoma?
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However, its outlook for the current quarter was even more disappointing than some analysts were anticipating.
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What's more disappointing, however, is that the interior looks and feels like your average new Nissan.
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The one downside: You'd find that going out to restaurants would be a lot more disappointing.
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GE trimmed its guidance for 20213 in the fall, making mixed fourth-quarter results more disappointing.
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It's all the more disappointing when Windows laptops in the Air's price range have beefier performance.
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More disappointing is that oftentimes I couldn't really find a reason to actually use extended mode.
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Read more: Disappointing photos show what the 'Harry Potter' theme park looks like in real life
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But when it falls short, it's even more disappointing to know that it got so close.
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Between the lines: The Fed's more esoteric announcements were even more disappointing and confounding, investors said.
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Dark Phoenix's lack of imagination is all the more disappointing because it glimmers of promise early on.
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When it comes to child abuse by priests, however, the pope's actions have been far more disappointing.
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The market reaction was all the more disappointing given that from OPEC's perspective, the meeting went very well.
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The blues: Once-hot meal delivery kit company Blue Apron reports what's likely to be more disappointing earnings.
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But a more disappointing result could further escalate concerns among Democrats over his viability in a general election.
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And there's nothing more disappointing than when you're expecting good food but end up at a tourist trap.
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There's nothing more disappointing in the genre than a great idea that ends up buried under a mediocre story.
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By the standards of the region, it is a budding success—which makes today's mess all the more disappointing.
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I'd later Google the phrase and see it's not even their own joke, which is all the more disappointing.
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And yet what would likely be even more disappointing is the White Walker threat simply dissipating into the snow.
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That amount is even more disappointing when you consider how woefully underpaid the Jets cheerleaders were to begin with.
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It's not bad, just basic—mass-produced concession stand fare that somehow seems more disappointing given the outlandish setting.
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Perhaps more disappointing than the fingerprint sensor's terrible location is the lack of any significant update to the rear camera.
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Which makes it all the more disappointing that the final product is slightly less than the sum of those parts.
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Sony has 100 million PlayStation 4s on the market, which makes its inability to make Vue work even more disappointing.
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Karl-Anthony Towns Has the Coolest Pet Play Few players have been more disappointing than Karl-Anthony Towns this season.
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That strong stand makes season 2's comparatively limp attempts to say something about the #MeToo movement so much more disappointing.
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It becomes a little more complicated and a whole lot more disappointing, though, once you notice that you're still breaking out.
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Instagrammable food is all well and good, but there's nothing more disappointing than a dish that is all style over substance.
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More disappointing was that the franchise killed off Smith instead of leaving his character's story open-ended for a potential sequel.
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More disappointing to the owners was that the team fell in the round of 16 of the Champions League in both seasons.
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Even as more disappointing statistics about corporate diversity roll in this International Women's Day, the venerable Hang Seng Bank can stand proud.
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Choosing the two female candidates to "split the spotlight" rings of sexism and makes this lukewarm endorsement even that much more disappointing.
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We were slightly disappointed when the 6X launched in January without Nougat, but making us wait longer is kind of way more disappointing?
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It's all the more disappointing because the world they have brought to life is a visual feast, immensely creative, and full of possibilities.
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That result is even more disappointing considering 465 Brazilian athletes took part in the Rio games compared with 248 in London in 2012.
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Tesla missed reported in April it missed its quarterly target for Model 3 production, but investors were relieved the numbers weren't more disappointing.
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Read more: Disappointing photos show what Venice looks like in real life, from extreme overcrowding and devastating floods to pollution from cruise ships
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It was more disappointing for the artists in the room that someone was going up there making jokes about something that wasn't funny.
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That was all the more disappointing given that Friday saw May monthly options expire, and volume tends to pick up on expiration days.
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The Swiss watch industry is bracing for more disappointing news, as pro-democracy demonstrations continue to roil Hong Kong, its No. 1 market.
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The market had lost patience for him by then, and that only made his last season and a half in Toronto more disappointing.
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He averaged 3.8 points, 2.4 assists, and 1.0 steal per game while backing up Ricky Rubio on one of the league's more disappointing teams.
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It's all the more disappointing that this comes from Tim, who, from the little we've seen of him, looks to be a supportive partner.
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Using the digital crown to zoom in and out of apps sounded groundbreaking on paper, but in the real world it was more disappointing.
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I scoured the internet for one that met my needs, but each new phone I bought proved to be more disappointing than the last.
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For a show this big to mostly evaporate is somehow more disappointing than if it had ended in a way that actively infuriated me.
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Terry Rozier entered the season as Thomas' backup, but drifted in and out of the rotation as one of the team's more disappointing role players.
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As a senator, Sanders has supported progressive legislation including repeal of the Hyde Amendment, which makes his political position on abortion all the more disappointing.
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And what's more disappointing still is that, compared to that first car you ever rode in, the cars of today seem, on balance, little changed.
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Despite the thrashing, the defiant Spaniard said his five-set semi-final loss to Djokovic at Wimbledon last year was more disappointing than Sunday's defeat.
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So what is it about season two that trips up shows with such exciting first seasons, while seeming to boost shows with more disappointing debuts?
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Slightly more disappointing is the choice of AMD's FreeSync over Nvidia's G-Sync, which tends to be preferable, especially given Nvidia's prevalence in the GPU scene.
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Gentleman Jack depicts their time together as a dizzying love fest, but the reality is probably more disappointing — Lister and Walker's dispositions were often at odds.
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Instagram Marketing Crash Course for Entrepreneurs — $10 See Details Few things are more disappointing than getting meager likes on a post you worked so hard fabricating.
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"No one knows how hard I had to work to be back, so probably that makes it feel more disappointing than normally it is," she said.
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Weak economic data from Europe triggered a worldwide sell-off on Friday which worsened after more disappointing numbers from U.S. came in, fanning global growth fears.
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But there's nothing more disappointing than pulling out your favorite snowman cookie cutter from last year, only to find that his body is now somewhat deflated.
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"Even more disappointing, the committee has heard that DHS leadership had planned to move forward unilaterally on several efforts without Congressional review or approval," Ratcliffe added.
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But perhaps none were more disappointing than Warren's distant third-place finish in her home state of Massachusetts, where she fell to both Biden and Sanders.
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She was a breath of fresh air at the Downton estate, which makes it all the more disappointing that she isn't included in the franchise's continuation.
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Perhaps even more disappointing is that Paramount is still moving forward with this movie despite backlash for casting Johannsson as a Japanese character, rather than someone Asian.
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But an even more disappointing finding is that 39 percent of women are in the same boat (the bulk of whom answer they are not a feminist).
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All of your moans and groans might give them the wrong impression about what gets you off, thereby setting the stage for even more disappointing future encounters.
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Read more: Disappointing photos that show what royal life is really likeVista Alegre is nicknamed the "billionaire's playground" for its A-list clientele and high price point.
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"Superman Returns" paid homage to the first two Superman films starring Reeves, while ignoring the second two films, which had more disappointing performances at the box office.
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Tesla missed its quarterly target for producing its hot Model 3 cars, but investors still breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday that the numbers weren't more disappointing.
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But Target shares ended the day down about 3 percent on the heels of a slew of other retailers including Macy's and Kohl's reporting more disappointing holiday sales.
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In fact, if there is a weak point to the film, it's the literal monsters, more disappointing CGI creations — why do they always have to look so fake?
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More disappointing still was the poutine, a typical Canadian dish that in this case was a mess of overly salty, soggy fries awash in gravy and cheese curds.
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If it's any consolation, I think it would have been even more disappointing if this service had been developed and released incorrectly, which is where we were headed.
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Unfortunately, more disappointing news came on October 10th, when the OBR suggested that it was considering a "downward revision to prospective productivity growth" in its next economic forecast.
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"Yesterday was just more disappointing than ever" Teachers are striking for a variety of reasons, such as years of stagnating pay as well poor benefits and crowded classrooms.
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But after a more disappointing second season, during which Madrid watched Barcelona sweep all of the main trophies, Ancelotti joined the long list of coaches ousted by Pérez.
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For the team that was hand-picked to be a threat on the global stage this fall, a second round of difficult matches was all the more disappointing.
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What's all the more disappointing about that choice is that there is a wealth of material to work with when it comes to the behind-the-scenes process.
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You just mentioned them, Facebook and Google had since done well, and you mentioned Uber as the third one which has not, has been more disappointing to investors.
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It was a far more disappointing night for Horvath, one of several young goalkeepers lining up for a shot at the job most recently held by Tim Howard.
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I cite the numbers frequently: disappointing economic growth; even more disappointing growth in middle-class incomes; and wealth that has declined for many families over the past decade.
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"I think the other more disappointing thing is the fact that one of the most exciting features is not going to be fully baked at launch," he said.
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That should help fees stay around the decent levels of the second half of 2016 rather than dipping back to the more disappointing first half of the year.
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This makes it all the more disappointing that it acquiesced to the Saudi demand, seemingly out of a desire not to be shut out of a new market.
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But it's worth asking where the line is, and how many more disappointing holiday seasons or disheartening calls to GameStop it takes for consumers to take their money elsewhere.
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JPMorgan Chase's healthy results are in stark contrast to more disappointing earnings from rivals Citigroup (C), Wells Fargo (WFC) and Goldman Sachs (GS), which also reported earnings Tuesday morning.
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"Our lowered estimates reflect a much more disappointing 2H16 iPhone 7 ramp than what we had previously expected," Pacific Crest's Michael McConnell wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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This earnings season turned out to be better-than-feared because investors had braced for more disappointing results with the tax-cut boost fading and a global economic slowdown.
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And because "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" is such a good episode, "Winterfell" feels a little more disappointing in comparison — and I was already pretty disappointed in it!
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And for most families, real-life experience has been more disappointing than the G.D.P. numbers, because much of the bounty of the economy's growth has flowed to the affluent.
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Browns 210, Ravens 25 It is hard to determine which was more disappointing: Lamar Jackson's passing (247 yards, 2 interceptions) or Baltimore's run defense (193 yards and four touchdowns).
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The more disappointing factors seem to be the open door shower concept (read: no door) and the fact that the quiet neighborhood felt a bit less inviting at night.
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Maybe the bus banter would have still occurred, but it would have also been seen as more disappointing, rather than just another item on his long list of indiscretions.
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This makes Google Fi's caveats for iOS all the more disappointing, as it won't allow carrier switching but will automatically default to T-Mobile's network for calls, texts, and data.
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Which makes it all the more disappointing that the Moto Z2 Play doesn't go further and comes with an average 3,000 mAh battery that's rated at up to 30 hours.
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Team: New England PatriotsWeek 2 opponent: at Miami DolphinsWhy you should start him: Michel had one of the more disappointing Week 1s, going for just 14 yards on 15 carries.
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Analysts noted that Dialog's update was even more disappointing given a well-received update earlier this week from Apple - Dialog's biggest client - which saw Apple shares rise in New York.
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Several factors led to the Hornets' downfall—including Cody Zeller's poor health and Roy Hibbert no longer being an NBA-caliber player—but nothing was more disappointing than their defense.
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Tesla naysayers, meanwhile, are convinced not only that sales will prove far more disappointing, but also that the $35,000 car cannot turn much, if any, profit until battery costs fall.
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A more disappointing corner of the report showed a decline in the share of so-called prime-age workers, those 2673 to 54, who are working or looking for jobs.
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"We're not sure which Oscar snub was more disappointing, given that Gyllenhaal would've stripped on Ellen if he got a nomination and Reynolds would've made "a f—ing crazy reaction video.
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These good-faith attempts at understanding a turning point for coming-of-age stories make it all the more disappointing to see satires as rudimentary as Friend Request or Tragedy Girls.
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More disappointing than the headline number was the fact that capital goods orders, excluding aircraft and defense, were down nearly 7 percent over the last three months on an annualized basis.
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More disappointing is that it's still relying on the outdated Qualcomm Snapdragon 2100 chipset, leaving its cousin—the Fossil Sport—as the sole affordable 3100-powered smartwatch currently on the market.
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But with a week to go the safest bet is that in returning to the same strategy he followed in 2016, Trump will earn — and deserve — a more disappointing political result.
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In my opinion, Ryan Tannehill has played worse than Brock Osweiler, but you could make the argument that Hopkins has been more disappointing than Landry because the expectations there were higher.
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There was nothing more disappointing than ripping open an M.R.E., seeing the peanut butter packaging and knowing you'd have to wait until next time to try your luck at the cheese.
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On the data front, IHS Markit euro zone flash composite PMI estimates for December was recorded in line with expectations at 50.6, with service sector outperformance offsetting more disappointing manufacturing numbers.
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There's hardly anything more disappointing than being served a beautifully-presented meal at a restaurant, snapping a pic for the 'gram, and having it turn out like a white-washed, obscure blob.
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But the allegations against C.K., at least for people who have been his fans or defenders, feel more disappointing than the litany of other allegations now coming out against other famous men.
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Tesla naysayers, meanwhile, are convinced not only that sales will prove far more disappointing, but also that the $35,000 car cannot turn much, if any, of a profit until battery costs fall.
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The breadth is always impressive, which makes it all the more disappointing that the aesthetic caliber of the choreography tends to get stuck in a much narrower range, seldom extending very high.
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In fact, it makes it all the more disappointing when it does happen, especially when it's coming from a brand many of us love and respect as a pioneer for social justice.
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Following their second album, Chic's third LP, Risque, the group would gift fans what was probably their last iconic hit: "Good Times," though they'd go on to release five more disappointing albums.
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"This weekend for me was certainly more disappointing then I'd anticipated, but I was anticipating or bracing for a tough weekend," Kinberg, who has worked on the X-Men franchise since 2006, shared.
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Plus, we thew in some advice for choosing a perfectly ripe avocado, since there's nothing more disappointing than opening a stringy, overripe fruit, or having to wait days until it's ready to eat.
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Before getting into the more disappointing aspects of the Super Bowl—and what America's national obsession with such a mediocre product says about us—let me briefly discuss the aforementioned Super Bowl legends.
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"In view [of] the Postal Service's crucial role, it is all the more disappointing and discouraging that the $2 trillion stimulus legislation that is about to be adopted did so little to help."
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"This is all the more disappointing because we offered the vote these members were looking for, but they still chose to take the bill down," Doug Andres, a spokesman for Mr. Ryan, said.
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The euro has an even more disappointing track record against the British pound and the with respective historical average losses against these currencies over the same periods of -0.50 percent and -0.62 percent.
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Which makes its evasive, drawn-out handling of the alleged sexual misconduct (which eventually proved to be unfounded) between two Bachelor in Paradise castmates — Corinne Olympios and DeMario Jackson — even more disappointing and tasteless.
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The report's conclusions from an economic perspective are all the more disappointing given a stronger educational picture, with women in 95 countries representing at least as many of the university student population as men.
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This comes in a week that has seen more disappointing economic data and growing fears that a U.S.-China trade spat could become a more entrenched strategic dispute between the world's two largest economies.
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Internally, it's a bit more disappointing, as the Bolt has last year's Qualcomm Snapdragon 22016 processor and 210GB of RAM instead of the much-more-common-for-2016 Snapdragon 820 and 4GB of RAM.
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I left the theater feeling as though I had been truly understood — no small feat for a film about tentacled extraterrestrial blobs — and that, perhaps, is why Adams' snub feels all the more disappointing.
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Few things are more disappointing to beer drinkers than ordering a pint of their favorite local variety and discovering that it tastes like sweaty gym socks, because it came out of a dirty tap.
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The fact that it was co-written and directed by Shane Black—who sired the Lethal Weapon series, and gave Iron Man 3 its mythos-poking wit—makes The Predator all the more disappointing.
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The pair combined for one of the more disappointing combinations at Le Golf National last year, losing both their matches as the United States relinquished the Ryder Cup after a 17.5-10.5 thrashing by Europe.
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But data on Monday showed economic activity in December grew at its slowest pace in six months as a slight improvement in the services sector failed to compensate for a more disappointing performance in manufacturing.
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"There's nothing more disappointing than investigating a crash, coming up with a good solution and Tesla's response is no response, NHTSA's response is we don't plan to do anything and another crash happens," said Molloy.
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"Nothing is more disappointing as a staffer when the thing that makes you feel bad is also most effective at raising money," said Amanda Litman, who was responsible for sending 2016 Hillary Clinton campaign emails.
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Let's face it—the 9023 NHL trade deadline was more disappointing than (I want to say Rogue One here but I know that opinion isn't shared by all so instead let's go with) the Naked Chalupa.
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"This is all the more disappointing because we offered the vote these members were looking for, but they still chose to take the bill down," Ryan spokesman Doug Andres said of the Freedom Caucus' immigration demand.
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In an effort to appeal to ultra-conservatives, Rubio has flip-flopped on the immigration reform he once supported, but what is even more disappointing is that he has adopted the same degrading rhetoric as Trump.
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Ross Douthat is doubtful: "With a week to go the safest bet is that in returning to the same strategy he followed in 2016, Trump will earn — and deserve — a more disappointing political result," he wrote.
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A purchasing managers survey showed Brazilian economic activity in December grew at its slowest pace in six months as a slight improvement in the services sector failed to compensate for a more disappointing performance in manufacturing.
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Also, Asian shares turned tail on the first trading day of the new year as more disappointing economic data from China, the world's second-largest economy, darkened the mood and erased early gains in U.S. stock futures.
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"Yesterday was just more disappointing than ever," said Jenny Craig, a special education teacher at Wheeling Middle School and a member of the West Virginia United Caucus, which is comprised of rank-and-file teachers' union members.
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One of the few pharmaceutical offerings for women, so-called female viagra Addyi, was shown to give women just half an additional satisfying sexual encounter per month—which sounds even more disappointing than no encounters at all.
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" Phones during friend visits are another issue: "Nothing more disappointing than seeing my children's friends bring their devices to my home and have them focus on the devices to the exclusion of hanging out with my children.
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"The fact that these important first steps were made, and that I was able to witness it personally, makes it all the more disappointing that it was not possible to keep up the positive momentum," Infantino added.
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"I have to say that the results that we saw here were, to me, more disappointing than not," Dr. David Knopman, a neurologist at the Mayo Clinic, said in moderating a news conference at the meeting in Toronto.
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CST) * Feeder cattle end lower * Lean hogs close higher By Theopolis Waters CHICAGO, Feb 0.9753 (Reuters) - Chicago Mercantile Exchange live cattle futures fell hard on Thursday, led by more disappointing prices for market-ready, or cash, cattle, traders said.
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Eight years after being upstaged in Iowa by Barack Obama, Monday night brought more disappointing results for Hillary Clinton, who leaves the state with a razor-thin lead over Democratic rival Bernie Sanders after the first nominating contest of 2016.
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But at the end of the day, Kanye's products are simply more disappointing than they are problematic, not only inherently meaningless like any other luxury product, but meaningless when the huge number of ideas piled onto them amounts to nothing.
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From a history-making and medal-winning triple axel at the Winter Olympics last month to weathering two more disappointing showings there to attending the Academy Awards last week with longtime friend and fellow skating star Adam Rippon — it's been a lot.
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We never know what's going to cause that 3, 5 or 7 percent pullback, but given how well the market has done, and how calm things have been, I think we could be in for a more disappointing late spring and summer.
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The Blue Jays have been a disaster, sitting last in the East as the trade deadline approaches, with many players having down seasons, none more disappointing than Sanchez's, who entered 2017 looking like one of the best young arms in the game.
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Read more: Sex Workers Pioneered the Early Internet—and It Screwed Them Over Tumblr's decision is even more disappointing because it's obvious in D'Onofrio's explanation that Tumblr leadership does not understand the important role that Tumblr held in the adult content community.
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BRASILIA, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Brazilian economic activity in December grew at its slowest pace in six months, a purchasing managers survey showed on Monday, as a slight improvement in the services sector failed to compensate for a more disappointing performance in manufacturing.
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But that stand is likely to be his last, according to people close to the Carson camp who say more disappointing results in the conservative, mostly Southern states voting on March 1 would be the decisive blow to force the candidate out.
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"To the extent that 'phase one' is a big event that the markets are looking at, I think the news will be far more disappointing than the rumor of a deal," the Yale University senior fellow told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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"The drivers here continue to be heightened expectations of the Fed cutting rates - now 0.33 cuts priced by year's end," he said, noting that a number of index trackers showed the data flow from the United States was now showing more disappointing misses than Europe.
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In her lengthy review for Fashionista, writer Alexandra Mondalek said she felt "hustled, scammed and bamboozled into believing Kanye West would perform" at Plein's "dinner show event" and thought the entire Fall 2019 collection was "more disappointing" than the entire "disorganized black tie dinner" itself.
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"The drivers here continue to be heightened expectations of the Fed cutting rates - now 513 cuts priced by years' end," he said, noting that a number of index trackers showed the data flow from the United States was now showing more disappointing misses than Europe.
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"The drivers here continue to be heightened expectations of the Fed cutting rates - now 3.1 cuts priced by years' end," he said, noting that a number of index trackers showed the data flow from the United States was now showing more disappointing misses than Europe.
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As the six-day gathering of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank began, the fund's global growth forecast for 2016 was more disappointing than worrisome: a modest 3.2 percent expansion much like last year, but 0.2 percentage points lower than projected in January.
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"The drivers here continue to be heightened expectations of the Fed cutting rates - now 0.33 cuts priced by years' end," he said, noting that a number of index trackers showed the dataflow from the United States was now showing more disappointing misses than Europe.
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It is unfortunate, then, that she's now going through a stage that many pop stars seem to go through, made even more disappointing by her own pride in being a powerful black woman and owning her blackness: blatant and unacknowledged appropriation of Asian culture.
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But what's even more disappointing is knowing that among my peers are those who cut in line; those who prevented other first-generation, low-income students who worked just as hard or harder than I had from getting in, just because they had money.
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This is all the more disappointing at a moment when the Conservative Party has overturned the traditional order of British politics by fielding a competent, personable woman against a male opposition leader, Jeremy Corbyn, who looks and sounds like a throwback to the 1970s. Mrs.
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Of course, you can't count on any single number to give you a global reading on the health of an economy as large and complex as the US. And it's always possible that the August report could be way more disappointing than other indicators would suggest.
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I'm not saying anything new when I point out the similarities between CNN's coverage style and reality TV, but in the wake of the 2016 campaign, it's all the more disappointing to realize that the network is apparently intent on running this approach into the ground.
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"Tuca & Bertie" pushes toward a messy answer, using the setting of a bakery where Bertie works not to teach an empowering lesson, or to offer a message of hope, but to point out the darker, complicated and more disappointing reality of the moment: So much remains unchanged.
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What was more disappointing than the gig recording was discovering that the one channel that had not been recorded was the one with the lead vocals, but they were in the background on all the other mics because there was a monitor PA in the room.
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That manic energy is all that's holding Birds of Prey together at times, and the fact that all of its characters seem to thrive in it makes it all the more disappointing that the movie doesn't really take any time to get to know them better.
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"A weighted average of the Composite PMIs for the rest of the euro zone must have dropped back again in April, so there may be more disappointing news to come from Italy and/or Spain when the final surveys are published at the end of the month," Kenningham said.
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Still, demand for high-rated bonds remained firm in a week that has seen more disappointing data from Europe and the United States, fears that a U.S.-China trade spat could become a more entrenched strategic dispute between the world's two largest economies and renewed uncertainty over Brexit.
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Only three nights after his team squandered a game against the Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins in the final 15 seconds, Arizona coach Rick Tocchet said this was an even more disappointing loss in a season filled with such losses for the Coyotes, who are an NHL-worst 7-24-5.
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By the time it became clear to the world that Egypt's Arab Spring had gone terribly wrong, that the seemingly Hollywood-like drama of good-guy protesters triumphing over bad-guy dictator had turned out to be something much more disappointing, the other revolutions across the Middle East had soured as well.
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Liberty University students on Wednesday issued a reprimand against their school's president, calling his defense of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE disappointing.
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There's nothing more disappointing than reaching into a basket or the toaster and finding that the joke's on you because you've gotten the bottom half of a Panera bagel; I've gained this horrible knowledge from years in the trenches, arguing with my brother about who deserves the top half of this or that bagel.
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Although it's likely Pose added in a mention of the president to simply remind us that Trump's destiny mutated in a way no one could have seen coming, it's all the more disappointing when you consider how well Murphy and Falchuck's other FX baby, American Horror Story: Cult, was able to skewer the political culture of today.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)More disappointing is that despite T-Mobile's repeated claims about the advantages of 5G broadcast on sub-6 GHz bands, currently, T-Mobile's live 5G service is only running on mmWave frequencies, which is the same as what Verizon is doing with 5G in Chicago, Minneapolis, and a handful of other cities.
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Michael J. Gorman Whitestone, N.Y. Asset Management I admire Jenji Kohan's fearless brilliance, and I love how she rocks that pink hair, which made it all the more disappointing to read, in Emily Nussbaum's story on Kohan, that she is as enthusiastic as any male showrunner to exploit her actresses' tits and asses ("Riot Girl," September 4th).
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The states making progress owe these victories to the teachers in their classrooms, and the more disappointing scores represent the challenges -- from ensuring all students meet high expectations to paying special attention to students who are most at risk of being left behind -- so many of our educators grapple with each day and ably strive to overcome.
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Erin Burnett brought this up at the beginning of "OutFront" Thursday evening: "Americans want answers now more than ever -- which makes the White House's decision NOT to hold what has been a daily briefing with the nation's top health experts that much more disappointing and confounding..." Oliver's insight Oliver Darcy and I talked about this in the largely-empty CNN NYC office on Thursday.
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