The result is fairly tepid — or just awkward — television.
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And how tepid some of the advice against her is.
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And it may help explain the tepid reception it's received.
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Cisco retreats 6 pct as tepid forecast clouds qtrly beat .
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However, tepid forecasts by JPMorgan and Wells Fargo capped gains.
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Flashback: Powell called tepid wage growth puzzling in recent months.
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Members of Congress weren't pleased with the TSA's tepid explanations.
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Mainland China managed to end higher but made tepid gains.
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The comedy is puerile at worst, tepid at its best.
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But the gunge goes down a treat, hot or tepid.
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But his administration's tepid response to the lynching of federal
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The reaction was tepid, with Shanghai stocks easing 242 percent.
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That pushed the dollar downward, erasing its early, tepid gains.
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The tea, when it arrived, would be tepid at best.
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But tepid inflation could allow the Fed to slow them.
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Mr. Trump spoke of tepid growth before he took office.
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Her interest in school grew tepid and her grades fell.
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Chipotle released queso nationwide in September 2017 to tepid reviews.
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It was a tepid, strange year for the global economy.
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Besides the deficit, tepid economic growth is also a concern.
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This is not to say that Bennet's agenda was tepid.
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But as acceptances rolled in, her dad was unnervingly tepid.
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That's no surprise considering that wage growth has been tepid.
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"We won't bring people together by being tepid," he said.
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"What you want is a nice tepid spring," she said.
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What it offers on its own is tepid and predictable.
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It's not just Trump's comments on Saturday that were tepid.
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A tepid dollar provided many emerging currencies with some breathing space.
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That kind of tepid leadership can be seen in the numbers.
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Halfway through the day, the laughter went from raucous to tepid.
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The state's economy grew by a tepid 1.7 percent last year.
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Moreover, support for such a bill remains tepid among Republican ranks.
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After tepid reviews, the series went through a much-publicized retooling.
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The response was tepid, so Blok on Thursday upped the stakes.
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Support was tepid, even among manufacturers investing in battery-electric technology.
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But she remains under fire for a tepid and reticent response.
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There is, at best, tepid support in Congress for military action.
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It was seen as a tepid criticism, to say the least.
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What follows is a nasty confrontation about their tepid sex life.
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A recent article in Politico details the tepid hope of Rep.
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Oil prices were tepid in the afternoon of Asian trading hours.
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Early reviews of the host, and the overall show, were tepid.
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Tepid Quinoa, though, just doesn't sound like a very good drink.
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Low inflation is fundamentally a reflection of tepid nominal spending growth.
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After a tepid first half, the S&P consumer discretionary sector .
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Tepid inflation comes despite signs of a pickup in factory activity.
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Apple issued a somewhat tepid outlook for the next few months.
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Goodell and many team owners responded, mostly through tepid, prepared statements.
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Nearby, Mr. Heller received tepid applause whenever the president mentioned him.
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Some argued that the British response was tepid compared with France's.
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Trade was tepid leading in to a U.S. holiday on Monday.
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The high supplies and tepid demand have resulted in swelling inventories.
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He also offered only a tepid condemnation of post-election abuses.
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Traders also were focused on signs of tepid demand from China.
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Monetary policy is overstretched, the yen vulnerable and demand is tepid.
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That said, shares of Apple's suppliers remained fairly tepid on Monday.
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It made me completely rethink my tepid appreciation of the stuff.
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It is not merely the tepid response to the financial crisis.
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Tepid warnings from leadership have been repeatedly floated as political cover.
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So far, the company has received tepid reviews of its queso.
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Investors also reacted to a tepid forecast for current-quarter revenue.
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For the latter, contestants receive tepid cups of coffee instead of roses.
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It's possible the tepid Obamacare enrollment for this year contributed to that.
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Amid all the Netflix abundance, what's a tepid TV-watcher to do?
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Wage inflation has been tepid in recent years even employment has grown.
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Republican lawmakers were tepid at best in standing up for the president.
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In September, after learning of Rylett's arrest, YouTube's response was fairly tepid.
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Maybe the gains in the dollar can best be described as tepid.
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The EU has offered only tepid criticism of Egypt's army-backed government.
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A property downturn is also likely to weigh on already tepid inflation.
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MSCI's Latin American currencies index gained 0.5%, although risk appetite was tepid.
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But so far, progress has been tepid due to domestic political concerns.
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Thompson agreed the joke crossed a line, but offered a tepid defense.
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That tepid outlook led to LinkedIn shares falling 43 percent in February.
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This policy has led to tepid growth, and essentially run its course.
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Despite economic reforms, anger has grown at gang violence and tepid growth.
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Is it exclusively tepid lasagna and the like that grinds their gears?
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Stock market futures stateside were largely tepid following the resumption of trading.
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Sanders, meanwhile, will pull his punches -- especially on subjects where he's tepid.
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Wall Street's trading desks are off to a tepid start this year.
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He's not placid in a Zen way, just tepid like room temperature.
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The accumulation in inventories reflects tepid domestic demand early in the year.
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If that's "relatively tepid" growth, I'd hate to see it heat up!
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It's not just Democrats who are tepid about the Alabama Senate race.
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Federal Reserve officials are likely to shrug off tepid first-quarter growth.
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I don't regard this as "tepid" support, even if Chisholm may have.
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Sanders' tepid comment signaled Acosta's tenure in the Cabinet could be short.
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Despite tepid attitudes toward contactless until now, transit is winning customers over.
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Critical reception to the show in London has been tepid but amused.
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The soda was tepid and flat, but I drank the whole thing.
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Costco pulled its Kirkland light beer this year after a tepid response.
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It's a tepid, yet unmistakable critique as the Democratic lineup takes shape.
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Bob Corker (R-TN) voiced tepid optimism on Pompeo and Haspel's confirmations.
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The Blues have gotten tepid production of their star winger Vladimir Tarasenko.
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Yet compared with these performers, his new special seems a little tepid.
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Mr. de Blasio's praise of the governor's achievements, too, occasionally seemed tepid.
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That is monstrous, and it's compounded by the tepid response from Washington.
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It received a tepid response, and bad reviews in the local newspapers.
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A tepid review from Eater NY, in December questioned whether its possible.
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But Donald Trump's tone on Boko Haram has been tepid at best.
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What is more, the tepid numbers for March mask pockets of strength.
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Still, in corporate governance circles, that level of support is remarkably tepid.
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Tepid yet satisfying, like a mug of store-brand powdered hot chocolate.
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Nonetheless, there will be a tepid clinking of glasses at Asahi headquarters.
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Other films, like the all-female Oceans 8, drew similarly tepid reviews.
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And Wenger cannot be too reassured by the tepid statement from Keswick.
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Wherever there's a vent providing even tepid heat, homeless people often gather.
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"Jedermann" had a tepid reception at its premiere in Berlin in 1911.
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But when it comes to white supremacists, Trump's statements are uncharacteristically tepid.
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Switch could have experienced a tepid launch without such a landmark game.
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Wage inflation has been tepid in recent years even as employment has grown.
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And now the NCAA joins Cooper in tepid acceptance of the new law.
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The tepid standing extends to views on a potential Trump re-election bid.
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I think he saw where this was going, even Nancy Pelosi tepid criticism.
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The buoyant dollar has combined with tepid global demand to undermine U.S. exports.
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The pound was little changed at $1.3195 on Wednesday against a tepid dollar.
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A strong recent jobs report provided a welcome surprise compared to tepid expectations.
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Fatima pressed her cheek against the tepid stone and forced herself to relax.
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But after tepid interest, it has pulled the sale of Breakstone's and Plasmon.
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The famous progressive, however, has been notably more tepid about supporting sex workers.
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Sony was largely silent on the matter, before issuing a very tepid statement.
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Reports of cutbacks at Apple suppliers suggest tepid demand for its latest phones.
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Most Latam currencies climbed higher against a tepid dollar led by Brazil's real.
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SWELLING INVENTORIES The high supplies and tepid demand have resulted in swelling inventories.
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We actually have globalisation and automation on top of the continued tepid recovery.
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Amazon has a tepid January on average with shares up around 1 percent.
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In recent months, wages have again gained ground after years of tepid growth.
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He predicted "very tepid growth going forward," citing contracting demand and strategic errors.
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Trading remained tepid on Tuesday as many market participants were still on holiday.
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Some analysts have been questioning valuations as corporate earnings continued to be tepid.
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But what tension have we seen in this laid-back and tepid piece?
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But to many Clinton allies, it felt like a tepid tactic from yesteryear.
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But negative rates have not done wonders for economic growth, which remains tepid.
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The last time euro zone growth was as tepid was in summer 2016.
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The tepid forecast overshadowed the better-than-expected results in the fourth quarter.
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The Maple Leafs had two tepid power plays later in the second period.
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Within a few years, he started to wonder whether libertarianism was too tepid.
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Otherwise, it's a tepid midtempo dance song built around a flimsy guitar figure.
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After his second and third world-record swims, the reaction was more tepid.
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Consider by contrast our government's tepid response to the latest news about UAPs.
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The Commerce Department blamed the tepid figures on a reduction in businesses inventories.
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With this rather tepid win, Nicolau has defeated the UFC's sixth-ranked flyweight.
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But when she broached the topic with her partner, her reaction was tepid.
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There are two more tepid "yes" votes in the Senate: one from Sen.
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Layoffs, a borked acquisition and continued tepid user growth defined Twitter in 21.
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Analysts said markets remain sceptical about the ECB rates given inflation remains tepid.
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Tepid economic data from around the world have done little to assure investors.
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It is to be hoped they at least raise its tepid dramatic temperature.
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On an annual basis, approvals are down about 20%, reflecting tepid home prices.
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Its most powerful business organization issued a tepid response to Mr. Velásquez's expulsion.
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In India, demand remained tepid, despite a mild price correction earlier this week.
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Ethnic conflicts have increased in the face of her tepid attempts at conciliation.
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The downward revision was broadly expected after tepid growth in the second quarter.
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In part this is because of Mr Trump's tepid response to earlier provocations.
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Will it taste good right down to the tepid end of the cup?
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Many upscale brands like Michael Kors have faced plummeting sales and tepid profits.
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Image: FacebookLast year, Facebook launched Portal, its first hardware device, to tepid reviews.
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Consumers have also had a tepid response to the restaurant's addition of queso.
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This isn't a convening body which is aiming to forge a tepid consensus.
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She just wanted to drink the sweet, tepid tea and think of nothing.
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A tepid hip-hop song about the Grinch plays over the end credits.
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So far, reviews of "Berlin, I Love You" have been tepid at best.
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U.S. data showed that consumer prices rose in April though price pressures remained tepid.
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Big coal companies remain the most tepid about embracing global efforts on climate change.
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JPMorgan Chase and BofA should also post solid earnings increases despite tepid revenue gains.
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Alisyn Camerota on CNN offered somewhat tepid critique of this performance, let&aposs watch.
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Many geologists now think Earth may have been tepid and watery from the outset.
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Shah Rukh Khan's two films - "Raees" and "Jab Harry Met Sejal" - had tepid collections.
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Given *Suicide Squad'*s tepid critical reception, you'd be forgiven for thinking Warner Bros.
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It was still "far too tepid," Sunkara told me, but it was a start.
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Tepid steel demand and thin margins at mills have also pressured iron ore prices.
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The first of many E3 2017 press conferences has drawn to a tepid conclusion.
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"Lauren is beautiful," he says, slowly convincing himself to stay on this tepid date.
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Wage growth is tepid compared with the sizzling norm of a few years ago.
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Stock gains may have been muted by a series of tepid U.S. economic reports.
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The Treasury Department sold $15 billion worth of 30-year notes amid tepid demand.
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Volatile equity markets have meant a tepid start for IPOs compared to last year.
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Purchasing managers index (PMI) surveys this week pointed to tepid growth in Britain's economy.
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Her hair, cropped short and style-less, is the shade of brownish, tepid dishwater.
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The NFIB blamed lingering effects of the government shutdown for tepid small business sales.
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Brownback wanted to give some relief to hardworking taxpayers and boost tepid economic growth.
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Its tepid reception complicated his relationship both with criticism, and with his own creativity.
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The Obama administration merits criticism for a tepid response to Honduras's 2009 military coup.
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In recent months, wages have in fact been increasing after years of tepid growth.
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To further offset tepid salaries, many organizations plan on rolling out or increasing bonuses.
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And Instagram will be even more awash with pictures of passengers' tepid airline food.
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The tepid applause indicated that they were pretty tired of this whole scoring thing.
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If all this sounds rather tepid for Riverdale you're not alone in that feeling.
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The tepid inflation "takes some pressure off the Fed at the margin," said Nelson.
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On Wednesday, however, oil traded lower as the alleged oil producer's meeting remains tepid.
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And even those who offered tepid criticism weren't eager to do anything about it.
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Could Meggy have killed Wes in a tepid rage of wanting more screen time?
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The manufacturing sector was the principal culprit behind the tepid performance in annual terms.
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Ryan has angered some in his own party over his tepid support of Trump.
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Republicans, whatever they are saying in private, are still only making tepid criticisms publicly.
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There's also a tepid kick drum and unforgivable Lumineers-core whistling for good measure.
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Although he publicly supports stronger abortion protections, Cuomo has really only offered tepid compromises.
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Tepid elite support and Mr. Buttigieg are not Mr. Biden's only challenges in Iowa.
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The responses of many of my friends and family have been tepid at best.
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Cindy McCain, the late senator's widow, tweeted a tepid statement after Ducey's announcement Tuesday.
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Reagan offered Bush a tepid endorsement after he clinched the GOP nomination in May.
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He improved in the second half, but still received tepid interest on the market.
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It was a tepid product, shorn of the pointed arguments that previously drew readers.
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After nearly a decade of recession and tepid job creation, our economy is booming.
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But more interesting than the the tepid results was its outlook for the future.
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The U.S. currency against major other currencies was largely tepid for a second session.
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Gone is the tepid live instrumentation that bogged down Daft Punk's collaborations with Pharrell.
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The tepid beat—barely faster than your heartbeat—the choral whirls and clambering strings.
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U.S. government debt yields ticked upward on Monday after last week's tepid inflation measures.
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Bob Corker, a frequent Trump antagonist, has been tepid in his support for Rep.
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Improperly calibrated regulation is a key reason our economic recovery has been so tepid.
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It is easy to become attracted to someone else while in a tepid relationship.
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The tepid response from some publishers marks another blow to Allen's career and legacy.
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Aside from Warren, the other 2020 Democrats seem far more tepid on the issue.
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But a few tepid responses don't erase the president's long history of incendiary rhetoric.
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She flailed for a long time before starting a tepid musical duo with Desi.
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Mark Stanley's lighting is too tepid, and several aspects of the choreography are misaccentuated.
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Not so President Trump, whose initial objection to Mr. Assad's actions was notably tepid.
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Former President Barack Obama showed only tepid support for the Hong Kong democracy movement.
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But the laughter in the room felt tepid, and even Gervais seemed checked out.
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Annual sales from its peripherals business grew at a tepid 5.7 percent last year.
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"Come on, C.C.C., show some love and appreciation," Mr. Bernard said, amid tepid applause.
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The applause for clean coal was tepid, so he moved on to Joe Arpaio.
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But the tepid progress in top-line numbers hides positive trends under the surface.
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NBCUniversal is taking tepid steps into the streaming wars with the launch of Peacock.
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While many lawmakers are backing Jayapal's plan, the reception among House leaders remains tepid.
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The prospect of an independent run from Schultz merits tepid support in the poll.
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Apple is struggling to reverse shrinking iPhone sales amid tepid global demand for smartphones.
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It said on Tuesday a tepid investor mood would continue dampening first-quarter results.
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The jump in productivity followed a tepid 0.3 percent gain in the first quarter.
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On climate change, this process often results in the most tepid and toothless actions.
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But when it debuted on November 1, Apple TV+'s offerings earned tepid reviews.
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The listless mood in share markets was reflected by tepid moves among major currencies.
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Amid tepid consumer spending, however, the convenience store industry is bucking the overall trend.
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Early market action remained tepid ahead of the Fed's policy statement at 2 p.m.
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This time around, they gave him the most tepid endorsement possible, short of defeat.
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Mr. Pence received a predictably tepid response, mainly from a crowd of visiting Americans.
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Mr. Colbert had a tepid start after his much-ballyhooed debut in September 22018.
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Much of the accumulation in inventories reflects tepid domestic demand in the first quarter.
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However, its forecast was below estimates due to tepid mobile phone sales in China.
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He said the last quarter was hurt by weak consumption demand and tepid private investment.
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Globalisation, tepid wage rises, the ascent of tech and feeble competition made the bonanza possible.
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That almost certainly explains why the response from fans and critics has been so tepid.
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But critics have pointed out that real wage growth adjusted for inflation has been tepid.
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Now, a new mute button on Instagram will save thousands — maybe millions — of tepid friendships.
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Some people couldn't contain their excitement about the phenomenon, while others had more tepid responses.
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S. efforts to counter the exploitation of information by rivals have been tepid and fragmented.
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Marks' tepid endorsement also came amid observations that the country has seen its best days.
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Borrowers across all sectors are eyeing deals as momentum builds after a tepid first quarter.
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Economists stuck to their view that inflation will remain tepid through this year and next.
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Lots of companies with high fixed costs suffered during the tepid but long-running recovery.
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Powell acknowledged that he couldn&apost say for sure why wage growth remains generally tepid.
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"There was an undeniable opposition to Speaker Ryan's tepid support of our nominee," conservative Rep.
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Years of tepid job and revenue growth have left New Jersey lagging its neighboring states.
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Tepid consumer demand for small discretionary purchases is likely to compound the problem, analysts said.
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Investors were also weighing tepid U.S. earnings reports and persistent weakness in the global economy.
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Still, permits continue to lag housing starts, which suggests single-family homebuilding could remain tepid.
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The GOP nominee is being held back by tepid support from within his own party.
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As in 1966, the home team were unfancied and interest in the tournament was tepid.
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But that effort may have been muted by Pence's tepid endorsement and praise of Trump.
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Still, big tech likely has much bigger designs than these somewhat tepid early efforts suggest.
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And in reaction to what is seen as a tepid approach from the ADL and
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Local brands grew 7.7 percent last year versus tepid 0.4 percent growth for overseas rivals.
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Rocketing prices prompted some Chinese producers to reopen mines after suffering years of tepid demand.
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Yet economic growth had been tepid over the past decade following the initial stimulus rush.
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For several years, rent hikes have outpaced tepid annual wage growth averaging 2% to 2.5%.
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On Friday, the U.S. government reported tepid gross domestic product growth for the second quarter.
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Despite this being clearly anti-competitive, regulators have yet to issue even a tepid warning.
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Stocks on Wall Street rallied on the tepid wages data, with the Nasdaq Composite index .
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The problems: an overreliance on foreign oil, rising greenhouse gas emissions and tepid economic growth.
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But over all, the N.H.L. has been tepid in its support of women's professional hockey.
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They were also frustrated with their own party and its tepid responses to progressive policies.
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Manufacturing employment rose by a tepid 3,000 jobs last month after increasing 0003,000 in July.
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While average hourly earnings rose 3.2 percent in December, that is tepid by historical standards.
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Ryan's tepid response comes at the same time that President Trump is undercutting the bill.
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Natural gas prices have dropped to multi-year lows in the face of tepid demand.
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It is now poised to cut them as global growth slows and inflation remains tepid.
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Contractors may be more tepid about expanding their businesses and bidding for more government work.
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It's another tepid diversity initiative that makes people feel good about themselves but accomplishes nothing.
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This time, however, its reaction seemed more tepid than it was after previous major shootings.
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For now, the tepid response has empowered Mr. Morales to continue his broadsides, experts said.
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That leaves it to federal prosecutors to pursue wrongdoing, but the response has been tepid.
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On the other hand, wage growth, the missing ingredient throughout the recovery, has remained tepid.
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Evan Spiegel, the co-founder and chief executive, chalked up the tepid growth to exclusivity.
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In initial tests in Colorado and California, Chipotle's queso received tepid reviews, especially on Twitter.
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The response was tepid—the surgeons present said that they just wanted better laparoscopic tools.
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Low savings and tepid wage growth suggest households would need to borrow to maintain spending.
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Tepid moves in the market could also be due to investor concerns over North Korea.
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That's interesting, but what really has me worried is the tepid response from the mainstream.
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That tepid reception despite the app's quality might explain why the team is joining Twitter.
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The production had graphic depictions of slavery, received tepid reviews and closed after four months.
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And several companies, facing tepid demand from nervous investors, decided to postpone their debuts altogether.
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The more conservative stock recommendations come with a tepid overall market forecast from Wall Street.
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" Mnuchin's tepid response: "Again, I don't really want to go into more of these details.
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Even among members of his own party, support for the President was tepid at best.
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Critics argued that its terms were tepid and that it was destined to fall apart.
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A tightening labor market and tepid inflation have put the Fed in a difficult position.
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That investment has increasingly taken place in less prosperous inland regions where demand is tepid.
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Between tepid shooting and mediocre sharing, you'd expect Chicago's offense to be much, much worse.
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The first quarter was tepid, and projections for the current quarter hover around 2.8 percent.
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When the halftime whistle blew, tepid clapping summed up the attitude of the home fans.
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But several countries have since increased their military spending, accelerating a previously tepid upward trend.
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Mr. Mahathir does seem to have an electoral weakness: his apparently tepid commitment to Islam.
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Still, the responses from the White House and Republicans in Congress have remained fairly tepid.
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Tepid "free market" messages, forever hoping to win over an unwinnable right, won't do that.
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The tepid wage pressures along with "further evidence of a still-modest consumer, restrained business investment, and tepid domestic manufacturing, undermines the notion of better conditions or a more robust economic picture lurking around the corner," said Lindsey Piegza, chief economist at Stifel Fixed Income.
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The most powerful Republican in Congress, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, gave a more tepid response.
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Another problem arrived with the food: Some dishes were tepid both in temperature and in flavor.
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Alas, tripped up by its subject matter, the movie is ultimately a tepid and frustrating experience.
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Household spending rose 0.6 percent after a more tepid 0.3 percent advance in the first quarter.
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Yet for all Beijing's big plans for targeted stimulus, realised spending has been tepid so far.
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Demand in Japanese markets continued to remain tepid with premiums flat for the third straight week.
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Now I had to eat this tepid food for lunch and probably numerous meals going forward?
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The vote, which had originally been set for Thursday, was postponed because of the tepid support.
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Such a lengthy delay occurred during an age that makes modern-day senatorial rhetoric appear tepid.
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Peter Dukes, Starbucks' espresso brand manager, didn't let the drink's tepid first impression deter him, however.
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Businesses and consumers became hesitant to charge or pay more, and that locked in tepid increases.
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That tepid response led some Tesla customers to cancel their orders of the forthcoming Model 3.
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"The economy, as the data's showing, is tepid but absolutely not recessionary," Golub said on Friday.
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Early reviews of the film were tepid, describing it as formulaic, on-the-nose Oscar bait.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China stocks ended a tepid week higher on Friday, but the Shanghai Composite Index .
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The tepid jobs number of 151,000 steered the odds of a September rate hike significantly lower.
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In more recent upturns, hiring was more tepid, as employment caught up with a stagnant trend.
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Australia's Seven West Media warned that tepid Olympics interest was going to hit the company's profits.
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Yet, the deadline had to be postponed from April, indicating tepid interest from major international players.
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The hole in the center of this tepid growth story is a lack of business investment.
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Currencies in Latin America also firmed against a tepid dollar as appetite for riskier assets rose.
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Despite Tuesday's rally, analysts said wheat remains under pressure on tepid demand for North American supplies.
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Volatility of rupee and a tepid outlook forecast from Infosys Ltd is weighing on IT stocks.
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Tepid answers to basic questions—like, Should campaign aides contacted by foreign governments contact the FBI?
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An older man with a pockmarked face, he was, compared with the Kurdish speakers, conspicuously tepid.
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After a tepid start in 2017, the supply restraint had by this year started tightening markets.
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Trump was greeted with tepid applause Tuesday morning before delivering his speech to the General Assembly.
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As a somewhat tepid or critical Remainer, let me say that Thatcher sometimes had a point.
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It's not terrible, but essentially, it's a bland, tepid, barely competent knock-off of 'Shark Tank.
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The windowsill was lined with plates of tepid, untouched kebabs, which the kitchen downstairs had prepared.
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But the administration's tepid initial reaction hardly heralds a showdown between Trump and Putin in Finland.
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But gun control groups, spurred mostly by Democrats, are reinvigorated after years of more tepid efforts.
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China's factory activity inched up in September, in line with analyst forecasts, but growth was tepid.
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But Bangiev is shrewd to expand to this neighborhood, dominated by pub grub and tepid takeout.
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The Cruz-Fiorina duo received a tepid reception, however, and strategists said it underscores his desperation.
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Mr. Trump offered only tepid encouragement for voters to support vulnerable down-ballot Republicans this week.
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DOLLAR STABILISES The listless mood in share markets was reflected by tepid moves among major currencies.
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Tepid wage growth has hurt retail sales, which fell in June for a second straight month.
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Health-care industry insiders say that Google's tepid response is an example of a broader problem.
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There is something tepid about Ms. Kelly's brilliance — it's familiar in shape but has no flash.
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Although the White House has provided tepid support, the conventional wisdom is that Shulkin is finished.
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Some speculated that necessity resulted in Gillespie's tepid initial condemnation of this weekend's violence in Charlottesville.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index was largely unchanged on Monday in tepid trading.
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First, we had House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's tepid handshake with Trump and those perfunctory golf claps.
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Clinton's tepid remarks about the need for a housecleaning at the Obama administration's Environmental Protection Agency.
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This time frustration over corruption, rising violence and tepid growth have all helped lift his bid.
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Carson read made-up lines to romance novels, a bit that was met with tepid applause.
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The tepid reading comes after China posted its weakest economic growth in 25 years in 2015.
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Ambarella was down 13.8 percent after a series of price target cuts following a tepid forecast.
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Producers, showing signs of financial strain from the tepid oil prices, pared budgets for the year.
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And that may have something to do with why the premiere episode feels tepid and inconsequential.
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The teenagers from the two families begin dating in secret, adding fuel to this tepid fire.
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As a result, banks anticipate lending to remain tepid, reducing the need to raise capital immediately.
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The reboot received tepid reviews and a B grade from ticket buyers in CinemaScore exit polls.
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That has been the case especially during the tepid economic recovery from the global financial crisis.
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But a defining feature of the expansion for years has been relatively tepid growth in wages.
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However, the pace of growth in consumption is unlikely to be sustained amid tepid income gains.
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Adobe Inc fell 3.1% after the Photoshop software maker forecast tepid revenue for the current quarter.
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India has been seeking to boost its tepid manufacturing sector through its "Make in India" campaign.
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Adobe Inc slipped 2.8% after the Photoshop software maker forecast tepid revenue for the current quarter.
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He could have, like Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey, expressed tepid support for the protesters.
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Even if a trade deal is reached, experts believe Chinese investment will continue to be tepid.
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The judgment of what constitutes strong or tepid job growth has shifted as the expansion ages.
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The new version of "The Apprentice," now starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, debuted this month to tepid ratings.
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The PCE price index rose 0.1 percent on-month in June, reflecting tepid inflation, Reuters reported.
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Papa John's tepid second-quarter earnings report on Tuesday wasn't enough to deter shareholders on Wednesday.
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But the agencies avoided rapid moves as they contemplated Western sanctions and Russia's tepid economic activity.
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Fund investors are unimpressed with growth prospects following tepid first-quarter corporate earnings and economic data.
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Chevy scrimps, though, with the single-zone climate control, smallish sunroof and tepid Bose audio system.
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Tepid economic growth and an aging population have raised concerns about the future of those programs.
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The reverence contrasts starkly with Trump's tepid reaction to the death of another Hill legend, Sen.
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Deborah Ross (D): Burr, who joined the Senate in 22010, has long had tepid approval ratings.
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When he asked about the current "person" title that elicited some boos and a more tepid response.
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Yet currently those traditions look mannered, tepid, inhibited, while much about the week's repertory looks crazily misguided.
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Demand for the metal used to build emissions-cutting catalytic converters in automobiles has also been tepid.
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Computacenter sank 12.6 percent after the IT services company delivered a tepid forecast for the final quarter.
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For years, growth has been hobbled by low global commodity prices, tepid foreign investment and infrastructure bottlenecks.
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That was the second straight monthly decline in permits and suggested homebuilding is likely to remain tepid.
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Dorsey was hired in December 21964 to replace Brown and gave only a tepid endorsement of Jackson.
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That has come despite tepid sales and revenue growth, cost pressure and still-high debt servicing costs.
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While that beat market expectations for a 0.4 percent rise, the rate of expansion was still tepid.
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Some analysts attribute sterling's recent tepid performance to major risks that could yank the currency either way.
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The ministry said the steel supply glut is due to sluggish global economic growth and tepid demand.
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A tepid thriller from Matt Williams leaves too much time to ponder the holes in its plot.
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But with the economy tepid and income inequality only growing, modesty is not a good enough policy.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Asian markets were somewhat tepid Friday as worries persist over the global economy.
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But South Africans' endorsement of the African National Congress (ANC) on May 8th was tepid (see article).
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He said to wait until analysts downgrade the stock from the tepid guidance, and then start buying.
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China reported on Monday its January trade performance came in worse than expected as tepid demand persisted .
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From most environmental, labor, low-income, and community of color groups, reaction ranged from tepid to hostile.
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Because, despite tepid support and constant funding peril, researchers are making progress toward this futuristic energy source.
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The Mexican, Chilean and Colombian pesos made tepid moves against the dollar which advanced in thin trading.
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Or a tepid glass of Martian water with a single drop of perpetually hazy purple food coloring?
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Reservations for the next few months remain tepid, however, with occupancy around 10% versus 30% last year.
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In that speech, Yellen cited global concerns as one of the reasons behind her tepid economic outlook.
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That means growth in broader consumer spending almost certainly rebounded from the first quarter's tepid 73 percent.
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In 2015 the discarded part of "Mockingbird" was published as "Go Set a Watchman", to tepid reviews.
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Chinese steel prices fell on Friday, as demand was tepid in winter months, weighing down raw materials.
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We know that he's tepid, at best, about the No. 1 issue facing this planet: global warming.
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However, UK ministers failed to leap into action, merely putting out a tepid 'wait and see' response.
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His "disavowals" -- which were uncharacteristically tepid -- stood in stark contrast to his usual bold and passionate pronouncements.
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With oil prices expected to remain tepid, the outlook for inflation in the monetary union has worsened.
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It has flattened substantially since Trump took office in January, typically a harbinger of a tepid economy.
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And he thinks the VMware just spent over $4 billion to buy two startups with tepid growth.
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This will weigh on the eurozone's tepid recovery and damp demand for new cars across the Continent.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the Times published a tepid defense of Jeong, saying she would keep her job.
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Computacenter sank 17 perent after the IT services company delivered a tepid forecast for the final quarter.
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"It was a long speech," Mugabe said, before receiving tepid applause by those sitting next to him.
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Adding to sterling's woes have been weak economic data releases pointing to tepid growth in Britain's economy.
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That would follow a tepid 1.4 percent growth rate in the final three months of last year.
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Foreign buying of Chinese stocks was tepid on Thursday on the last trading day before their inclusion.
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Corfield has a "negative bias" on Colombian bank debt, which may suffer with years of tepid growth.
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Directed by Neil Jordan, "Greta" bowed in seventh place with a tepid $4.5 million from 2,133 venues.
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The audience was not won over The reaction of Trump's speech in the room itself was tepid.
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"Not my first choice," Mr. Yoder said in May, offering only a tepid endorsement of Mr. Trump.
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Tighter central bank policy and lingering aftereffects from tepid growth in 2019 also are weighing on growth.
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A less-gentle remix does this song no good, though — especially one featuring a tepid Quavo verse.
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It is easy to imagine how much better the new relationship would be than the tepid one.
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He offered a tepid handshake before informing us that we did not have prior authorization to enter.
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Declining unionization, noncompete contracts, tepid minimum-wage increases, globalization and sluggish productivity have all played a role.
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An ability to draw crowds isn't everything — a tepid vote counts the same as a passionate one.
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Valeant sold it back to its original owners in 2017 and the drug's sales have been tepid.
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Watch some more video from VICE: There have been subsequent, fairly tepid campaign finance reforms in Congress.
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This tepid residential investment subtracted from G.D.P. growth in each of the first three quarters of 2018.
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Even tepid assurances from House leaders that they would enter negotiations with the Senate didn't assuage him.
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Just fill your basin with tepid (never hot!) water and your detergent, and soak for 15 minutes.
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At a hearing a few weeks after the plan was released, Mr. Powell offered a tepid review.
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The first problem with this definition of freedom is that it pushes society toward a tepid relativism.
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Those tepid reforms have no effect on the 2.3 million people behind bars in the United States.
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In Europe, the restitution announcement drew tepid reactions from museum directors, as it sets a tricky precedent.
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Reaction to the show was similarly tepid and Mr. McGuire soon chose to focus entirely on music.
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Sales of the drug initially were so tepid that market analysts urged the company to drop it.
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Another clue to Barr's motives may lie in the tepid initial White House reaction to his comments.
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The show was panned by critics and rejected by viewers, garnering a tepid 0.9 rating among adults.
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The Swiss bank reckons resurgent investors may bolster its tepid 6.1 percent return on equity for 2016.
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Combined with tepid inflation, that is likely to keep Chinese monetary policy loose for some time yet.
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He warned in a note to investors that inflation is a risk, despite the tepid economic growth.
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But New Jersey's workforce — which ranks a tepid No. 21.3 — nonetheless has some features Amazon might like.
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Falls in JGB prices accelerated after an auction of 10-year JGBs on Tuesday drew tepid demand.
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This is lower than the drug price increases observed in previous years, but it's a tepid improvement.
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Bloomberg starts the race with tepid feelings among all Americans following last month's kickoff of his campaign.
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Demand in Japanese markets continued to remain tepid with premiums flat to a discount of 10 cents.
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The tepid demand for electricity in an economic downturn has also exacerbated the troubles for renewable energy.
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Watts, of Moms Demand Action, described Gillibrand as an ally, but was more tepid on Sanders's record.
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As the league gets faster and faster, Brooklyn has embraced the tepid tempo LeVert seems to favor.
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Mr. Robot's second season has been met with a decidedly more tepid critical response than the first.
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It had a tepid opening weekend at the box office, but it smells of future cult classic.
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Plastic travel mugs also seem incapable of keeping tea above a tepid temperature, and often, the infusers break.
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The results are a tepid endorsement, but one nonetheless, of a rally that fund investors have treated cautiously.
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As the book The Hill to Die On recounts: "There was some awkward, tepid laughter around the room."
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As a result, and barring major price-moving news, they said markets would likely remain tepid this week.
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My sense is that Justice Alito might be tepid about how far he would expand 43th Amendment protection.
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Despite the movie's tepid critical reception, however, its portrayal of the beautiful beach caused a boom in tourism.
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Former employees said they wanted Webster roundly condemned, and what they got was a sprinkle of tepid disapproval.
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Wells Fargo reported tepid loan growth during the third quarter, although the bank didn't blame the asset cap.
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Despite tepid sales in North America, sales in China rose 12 percent, while domestic sales rose 4 percent.
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The Bachelor is increasingly tepid, and with last summer's Bachelor In Paradise fiasco, the franchise was looking wobbly.
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When measured from the income side, the economy grew at a tepid 1.0% rate in the last quarter.
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Overall revenue growth came in at a tepid 153 percent for the first half of the fiscal year.
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The No. 2 U.S. home improvement chain cited unpredictable weather in the fourth quarter for its tepid outlook.
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Since then, Haley has said that she intends to vote for Trump, but her support has been tepid.
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When measured from the income side, the economy grew at a tepid 2.53% rate in the last quarter.
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It has since stood pat, juggling the risks of record household debt, tepid inflation and weak consumer spending.
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There have been some signals of stabilization in the operating environment, but these remain tepid and short-lived.
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The comeback has been tepid enough to justify many years of ultra-low, and even negative, interest rates.
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Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's statement was representative of his tepid colleagues, including the typically more critical Massachusetts Sen.
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Longer-dated note yields rise at a slower pace, reflecting more tepid long-term growth and inflation expectations.
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In April, tepid subscriber forecasts sent shares as much as 12 percent lower, despite better-than-expected earnings.
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Despite tepid response, Fox has ordered a second season of "The X-Files," set for premiere in midseason.
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Meanwhile, tepid growth in the U.S. and Canada appear set to put more headwinds on the Mexican economy.
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But the central bank's tepid growth projection has raised the bar for policy easing, according to market players.
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But the response from potential participants — who would have to explain the spending to shareholders — has been tepid.
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The company has suffered several quarters of declining revenue amid phones sales that were more tepid than expected.
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They expect the ECB to maintain its easy monetary policy amid slow growth, tepid inflation and political uncertainty.
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The delay from Ryan harkened back to his own tepid relationship to Trump through parts of the campaign.
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" And Dlisted, a celebrity snark site, once referred to Lively as "a tepid lump of cream of wheat.
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Growth in U.S. gross domestic product in the second quarter unexpectedly remained tepid and came in below expectations.
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Bond market investors are showing they think growth could be a good deal beneath even those tepid levels.
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Prices have largely reflected this tepid demand growth and the fact that additions to supply have been modest.
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"Alita: Battle Angel" easily won a tepid Presidents Day weekend with $34.2 million in North American ticket sales.
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But since then, many of those who had abandoned Trump have been circling back and offering tepid support.
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Or if they respond at all, it's with tepid statements that ignore black pain while reassuring white audiences.
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Split between honoring diplomacy with China and preserving order at home, Congress made a series of tepid compromises.
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The former Jets and Cowboys corner received tepid interest in the offseason, most recently visiting the Minnesota Vikings.
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However when it comes to individual investment in stocks listed on the Tehran Stock Exchange interest remains tepid.
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Clinton, attributed the tepid turnout to widespread confusion among her supporters about when they needed to show up.
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Then she offered a noticeably tepid response: "Can't wait for that …" Have a question for Ask The Times?
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Other magazines and newspapers brought to heel by officialdom have either closed down or survived as tepid replicas.
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But he's written a tepid and bloodless book, one that demonstrates the defects and virtues of consummate professionalism.
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The tepid international response, he warned, has empowered Arab governments to continue silencing their critics in the media.
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S. trade situation offset the effect of a jump in oil prices and a tepid U.S. jobs report.
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The economy grew at a tepid 1.2 percent annual rate in the first three months of the year.
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Tepid economic growth has pushed companies to spend more on marketing in a bid to steal rivals' customers.
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Lawmakers were furious at both Saudi Arabia and the Trump administration for its tepid response to the slaying.
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The news comes one week after Amazon (AMZN) issued a tepid forecast for the fourth quarter as well.
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Justice Scalia was the court's most active questioner, and arguments without him have been somewhat wan and tepid.
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OK, things were getting a little tepid there for a second, but luckily Goose is back on track.
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The tepid readings also suggested that tariffs on Chinese imports were not yet having an impact on inflation.
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The Swiss private bank reckons resurgent investors may boost its tepid 6.1 percent return on equity for 2016.
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"It's a shallow pool with tepid water aerated with jets to make the water super-oxygenated," he said.
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They continue to pay only lip service to diversity and inclusion, favoring tepid diversity initiatives over real solutions.
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It is also easy to imagine the new relationship growing tepid just like the old one — or worse.
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Central bank chief Roberto Campos Neto previously had flagged more room for monetary easing if inflation remained tepid.
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Apple made up for tepid iPhone sales in the quarter with 19 percent revenue growth in other areas.
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It seemed awfully tepid, even to my children, for a novel about the likely end of the world.
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The tepid inflation data further supported the Fed's decision to suspend its three-year, interest-rate-hike campaign.
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Tepid support for Mr. Achleitner could put pressure on him to resign before his term ends in 2022.
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That's led to a situation where US carmakers have proffered tepid support for their smaller, more efficient offerings.
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Another series of attacks by Morocco ends with a tepid shot from Achraf Hakimi that is saved easily.
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The question mark on each theme across clue indicates the presence of more than just tepid humor, though.
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However, with tepid economic growth and an aging population, the United States faces a minefield of fiscal problems.
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Even if the two countries reach a trade deal, experts believe Chinese investment will continue to be tepid.
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A growing number of economists think growth this year will fail to beat last year's tepid 1.1 percent.
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So far, Democrats have come up with a tepid slogan — a "better deal" — and a bushel of banalities.
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Their leading candidates for president faced criticism last year from party veterans alarmed by tepid early fundraising totals.
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But the response from potential participants, who would have to explain the spending to shareholders, has been tepid.
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Mr. Camp's tepid take — he doesn't know the truth, but he's skeptical — was less revealing than his introduction.
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But he had a tepid start to last season, with just 9 points in his first 18 games.
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So does the political violence committed in his name by people for whom he offers only tepid condemnation.
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"While auto, energy, and oil and gas markets are tepid/mixed, nonresidential construction demand remains resilient," he added.
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As a result, we are expecting a continued tepid performance for the Canadian economy in the fourth quarter.
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"Investing recommendations: "We expect a tepid recovery to uninspiring trend growth, but with diminished economic and policy risks.
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She dismissed the reviewing in American newspapers and magazines as tepid, perfunctory, shallow and, in a word, noncritical.
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He had pushed for the sale and now is presiding over what could be a very tepid one.
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When measured from the income side, the economy grew at a tepid 2500% rate in the last quarter.
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While strong price pressure is usually interpreted as a sign of a growing economy, inflation has been tepid.
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Now, in 2019, reggaeton titan Daddy Yankee, well into the neutralized-pop portion of his career, has built atop it a new song, which is enthusiastic and lighthearted, squeezing something just a little bit too tepid out of something which, in its day, had been the little-bit-too-tepid thing.
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Against a backdrop of low inflation and tepid global growth, Singapore's central bank eased monetary policy twice in 2015.
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GOP senator says endorsement could hinge on Trump's running mate But the GOP establishment's embrace is still only tepid.
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The longer end of the curve continued to suffer from tepid results of 30-year JGB auction on Thursday.
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Despite the abruptness of both men's recent wins, however, this one turned out to be a fairly tepid affair.
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Tepid demand for energy is being seen as a sign of weakness in the global economy as growth stalls.
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Some economists suspect tepid wage growth of around 2 percent and cautious consumer spending will eventually hurt the economy.
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The U.S. equity market is hovering near record levels and volume has been tepid following the onset of summer.
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"The council has taken a few tepid steps in the right direction, but it is not enough," he said.
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Both companies are facing a tepid U.S. market that is still well off its highs since the great recession.
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The months after that hike have proved to be volatile, with Chinese financial markets tumbling amid tepid economic data.
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A tepid growth performance -- 0.5 % GDP growth in the first quarter -- and sluggish manufacturing numbers, are also provoking anxiety.
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Crude futures traded in a narrow range, with gains held in check by a strengthening dollar and tepid equities.
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Those sounding off provided a variety of opinions, ranging from outright approval to tepid acceptance to concern to denunciation.
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Wells Fargo & Co declined 1.6% following multiple price target cuts after the bank gave a tepid outlook on Friday.
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Wells Fargo & Co declined 1.5% following multiple price target cuts after the bank gave a tepid outlook on Friday.
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Tepid results are mostly due to weather-related issues and are hence short-lived, said Scotiabank analyst Patricia Baker.
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Slowing economic growth and expectations that inflation will remain tepid are holding long-dated bond yields near historic lows.
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Tepid wage growth and weak consumer sentiment are likely to retain uncertainty in the property market, the statement said.
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Tepid oil prices have helped move high-margin, gas-guzzling SUVs, trucks and luxury vehicles in the past year.
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We're also seeing some tepid, noncommittal statements that suggest some support for the nominee, without a full-throated endorsement.
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Toronto's stock market was expected to make tepid gains over the rest of the year after surging since January.
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While the tech pundits gave the iPhone 7 release a tepid reaction, investors putting real money at risk cheered.
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A parody of the film "The Purge," the film did a tepid $4.1 million after debuting on 1,011 screens.
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Despite the tepid reception for Facebook Stories, the social network is doubling down on its full-screen Camera feature.
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Business investment is no longer tepid: it drove growth in the third quarter of the year (see chart 1).
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Spotify's initial public offering today was both a success and a tepid forecast for the future of music streaming.
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Shares of the tech company traded up half a percent on Wednesday - a tepid move, but in the green.
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Wheat is poised for a third week of decline, pressured by tepid interest in U.S. supplies from major importers.
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Consider Facebook's tepid apologies after its own algorithms surfaced "jew hunter" as a valid form of employment last summer.
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The IG report also removes any doubt that the FBI's investigation of Clinton's email misconduct was – at best – tepid.
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At the time, human rights groups gave the disclosure and order tepid praise, saying more needed to be done.
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The unemployment rate has fallen to its lowest in more than four decades, yet wage growth is still tepid.
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After a weak holiday season and start to the year, expectations have been tepid even for high profile names.
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Analysts warn that refiners risk worsening a fuel glut by running their facilities so hard amid tepid gasoline demand.
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The Trump administration's response to 2016 hacking has, so far, been tepid, a direct contrast with the Obama administration.
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Consumer spending has been tepid this year despite strong consumer confidence, which has been bolstered by income tax cuts.
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It has also had some relatively tepid performances in equity derivatives, an area where it has been traditionally strong.
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Despite seeing their best weekly performance in a month, the financials kicked off earnings season on a tepid note.
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"Third-quarter results of large banks are expected to be tepid," said Stephen Biggar, an analyst at Argus Research.
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That's tepid-to-bad word of mouth, which can be deadly in the weeks leading up to a film.
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Because it never fails to taste like cigarette ashes in tepid water, and the caffeine jolt is simply nonexistent.
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Futures also drew initial pressure from lower prices for market-ready, or cash, cattle and tepid wholesale beef demand.
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Millennials have shown tepid interest in following in the footsteps of prior generations when it comes to car ownership.
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Meanwhile, demand for the bullion was tepid in other major Asian hubs as well, weighed down by higher prices.
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This scenario tested lender's resilience over seven years of tepid global growth, low-interest rates and high legal costs.
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It could have been a bit hotter, both in temperature (my spaghetti was a little tepid) and spice level.
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Other economic barometers have also sowed doubts, like tepid consumer spending and stresses from China and other major economies.
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Still, analysts said some caution was warranted when it came to potential shifts in BOJ policy given tepid inflation.
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Trump's tepid support for the WTO in the Boeing-Airbus dispute might signal that his negative views are changing.
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Concerns about tepid economic growth have prompted central banks around the world to review their stance on monetary policy.
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Baltimore's most recent budget slashed municipal government, reflecting a declining tax base, the city's tepid economy and high unemployment.
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The dollar was little changed against a basket of currencies as traders focused on the tepid monthly wage gain.
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A handful of Apple suppliers have cut their forecasts for the December quarter, suggesting tepid demand for new iPhones.
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But looser banking regulations haven't translated yet into better trading results amid low market volatility and tepid client activity.
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The Colombian peso had a tepid reaction to the news as traders pointed to the protests being mostly peaceful.
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Even with the tepid market response on Monday, Xiaomi persuaded a number of high-profile investors to buy shares.
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An outsider would have been troubled to discern their tepid relational history had they parachuted into Chicago last week.
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Demand for Kenya vacations was tepid for several years because of the country's political unrest and fears over Ebola.
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Over-narrated and self-serious, this documentary allows its good intentions to pave the way to a tepid tale.
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"Concertiana," Mr. Taylor's 147th work, would hold up pretty well against most of his tepid efforts of recent years.
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"The tepid policy change shows that leadership still does not understand how closely discrimination correlates to harassment," wrote Gupta.
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Democratic leadership's defense of their fellow party members has been tepid, at best, considering the severity of the threats.
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The milk they produce is to dairy what a 5-Hour Energy is to a cup of tepid tea.
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The apartment was listed last spring for $885,000, then had a few price reductions because of the tepid market.
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For much of its first hour, this movie is tepid and self-congratulatory, a quick-cutting advertisement for itself.
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With a strong breeze rippling the back of his No. 55 jersey, Gray struggled against a tepid Twins lineup.
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The Trump administration has been widely criticized for what critics say is tepid response to a rapidly spreading pandemic.
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Yet, despite the dire consequences, this public health epidemic is mired in a fragmented and tepid national response. Why?
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Bitcoin had a huge rally in 2017 but has so far got off to a tepid start this year.
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Their moves came after Trump's tepid response to the car attack, which killed one person and wounded 19 others.
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Economists say the fragile economy, combined with tepid inflation vindicated the Federal Reserve's cautious approach to raising interest rates.
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Last week, WeWork owner The We Company postponed its IPO, following tepid demand for the office-sharing rental company.
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Larry Hogan of Maryland belatedly weighed in after absorbing criticism for an initially tepid response to the president's comments.
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His departure had been expected after shareholders gave him only a tepid endorsement at the annual meeting in May.
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The tepid vote also came a year after Disney (DIS) shareholders rejected Iger's compensation package in a rare rebuke.
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Trump has occasionally criticized McCain even after his death in August 2018, to which Graham has offered tepid criticism.
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The note fetched a yield that was higher than the expected yield at the bid deadline, suggesting tepid demand.
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In August, jobs growth in the U.S. continued at a tepid pace as nonfarm payrolls fell short of expectations.
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Cooper has been more tepid on the idea of resurrecting Jackson Maine for a live audience, I tell him.
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The modern bath complex includes indoor and outdoor pools, as well as three plunge rooms — cold, tepid and scalding.
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This tepid pairing gave us a serviceable Juliet in Ms. Rocas and a wooden, mechanical Romeo in Mr. Hohenstein.
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We understand you want to be different from your predecessor, who at times exhibited tepid support for our profession.
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You might want to skip the sequel: "Kingsman: The Golden Circles" arrived in theaters this month to tepid reviews.
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Democratic leaders might be supportive but view action on that issue alone as a tepid response to the massacres.
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Along with tepid wage growth, a weak figure will heap more pressure on policymakers to move into easing mode.
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In the chamber where change is made, they are a tepid, self-satisfying emblem of impotence and willful negligence.
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The tepid satire is undercut by cameo appearances by fashion giants like Valentino, Marc Jacobs, Anna Wintour and Tommy Hilfiger.
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The oceans are becoming more tepid as well, and that warmer water is causing the glaciers to thaw from below.
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However, tepid inflation and concerns surrounding the longevity of the current economic expansion have prompted backlash from some market participants.
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Emerging market stocks slipped - MSCI's index fell 0.3 percent - on the softer China data while a tepid dollar boosted currencies.
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Mnuchin's comments also come days after government data showed tepid economic growth of 0.7 percent for the last three months.
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In a tepid economy, like our current one, supply-driven price increases act as a tax and slow discretionary consumption.
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Rather than outright denial, these advertorial took tepid "wait and see" stances that cast policy change like Kyoto as reckless.
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The luxury industry has, meanwhile, suffered from terror attacks in major global cities, a strong U.S. dollar and tepid demand.
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And even if they can, it's only with the most tepid motivation, borne mainly of a desire to stop Trump.
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August's tepid consumer price gains did not change expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at its Sept.
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With noses pinched, those leaders publicly offered early, though tepid, praise for Trump — and even pledged to work with him.
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"The core labor market still reflects a tepid recovery, the recovery is there, ongoing and that's good," Gordon Gray said.
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He said it was too early to say if the World Bank's already tepid full-year forecast would be cut.
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But Trump's tepid entry into the campaign and lack of endorsement of the other candidates may not solve the problem.
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However, demand for refined oil products, especially gasoline and diesel, were tepid amid stagnating car sales and an economic slowdown.
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"Trading was relatively tepid as the spot market was flattish," said a trader at a Chinese city bank in Shanghai.
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The shows that have already been announced sound abominable, and it seems the company's approach going forward will be tepid.
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Corker has called Bredesen a "friend," saying he wouldn't campaign against him and only offering a tepid endorsement of Blackburn.
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As for Mr Ramaphosa's supposed "reform agenda", there is little evidence of this other than his tepid fight against corruption.
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Those two moments are met with tepid applause or silence, as is the rest of his mostly apologetic-flavored appearance.
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Either way, racist violence — and the president's tepid response to it — has pretty well eclipsed outrage over Damore for now.
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Cramer wouldn't be surprised to see Newell Brands sell off some of the tepid businesses it inherited from Jarden now.
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It comes as air freight markets respond to higher consumer confidence after years of volatility and tepid growth at best.
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Annual credit expansion was single-digit in 2017, while tepid consumption kept growth from rising to much above 5 percent.
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Meanwhile, many of the GOP's rising stars and establishment figures are either giving Trump tepid support or withholding it entirely.
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Sure enough, its tepid revenue growth, lack of earnings and ugly balance sheet have created a stinker of a stock.
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A Reuters survey had predicted the median expectation for December output to grow at a tepid rate of 0.3 percent.
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What's he been up to besides drinking a glass of tepid milk before hitting the hay around 6:30 p.m.?
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Despite the mineral-rich concessions on offer and the 2014 law, they predict a tepid response to this month's tender.
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Tepid U.S. inflation and political turmoil in Washington have lessened the possibility of another Federal Reserve rate hike this year.
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They also viewed the weak payroll growth as a delayed response to tepid economic growth in the previous two quarters.
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If companies maintain their tepid pace of new investments, as the IEA found, Birol forecasts high and volatile oil prices.
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Dealers expect the stock market to be tepid this week ahead of the Sinhala-Tamil New Year on April 14.
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Tango is starting with a rather tepid launch on a single Lenovo phablet, but the quality experience is certainly there.
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Support among Jews for Donald Trump, both during the Republican primaries and in the general election, was tepid at best.
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Rising prices for healthcare has been one bright spot in an economy where wage and price gains have been tepid.
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But a one-off hurricane and an otherwise tepid earnings report hardly explained analysts' infatuation with the stock, Cramer said.
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This is the only way for the agency to restore public confidence after its tepid response to the Russian scandal.
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And although the Labour Party backed Remain, many supporters were confused by the tepid stance of its leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
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"The reality is that this recovery is the most dismal, tepid recovery we've ever had from a recession," said Rep.
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He came to me only when called repeatedly and tolerated petting just for a few seconds, offering tepid tail wagging.
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Howard Marks sees "cautionary signs" in the market and holds a tepid outlook for financial markets over the long term.
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Trump endured heavy criticism for his tepid recovery efforts compared to his response to hurricanes that hit Texas and Florida.
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The Trump administration's proposal for large scale investment in public infrastructure has met with a tepid response on Capitol Hill.
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Even before the crisis, economic growth had been relatively tepid despite a housing bubble, war spending and low interest rates.
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Interest in Indonesia's tenders has been tepid, though, and the industry has pointed to more attractive opportunities in other countries.
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Big ticket purchases have been tepid, though, with car sales falling 6.4% in the first six months of the year.
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Demand in China remained tepid as many factories there were still shut for Lunar New Year celebrations, trade sources said.
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Following his third round Saturday, Mickelson offered a tepid apology in a statement that was far more defiant in tone.
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Liberal economists like Larry Summers, who blamed "secular stagnation" for President Obama's tepid growth record, dismissed GOP ambitions as ridiculous.
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Shares of both companies were down in early morning trading on the news, suggesting a tepid response to the deal.
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Even Ryan's rather tepid denunciation of Trump provoked howls of outrage from some of the more extreme Republicans in Congress.
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Against a backdrop of low inflation and tepid global growth, the MAS eased policy at a scheduled review in October.
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SHANGHAI June 2100 (Reuters) - China stocks fell on Wednesday in tepid volumes as markets prepared for a long weekend holiday.
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This tightening weakened the already tepid U.S. recovery in 2202, as seen in the slowing growth of GDP that year.
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Prices are posting a tepid rebound from 2-1/13 month lows of $4,594 a tonne reached on May 13.
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He built his career as a TV host and occasional actor, but Hollywood remained tepid towards gay performers and characters.
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Given this lucrative alliance, government willingness to rein in privacy abuses on the telecom front have been tepid at best.
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In 2016, Drake made news by smashing all of the streaming records with his hotly anticipated, though critically tepid, Views.
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But other Senate Republicans who gave tepid endorsements of Goldwater had better luck, even if they had previously criticized him.
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Democrats create tepid strategies like Hillary Clinton's "Plan for Rural America" that are clearly not a priority for the campaign.
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Cash prices suffered after processors trimmed slaughters while trying to recover lost profits and stimulate seasonally tepid wholesale beef demand.
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It is variably polluting industries, tepid or two-faced politicians, our own political passivity, and even the laws of physics.
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Q: So, do you see possible stimulus in or after mid-2020 if the economic growth continues to be tepid?
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So while Ms. Omar's more moderate colleagues have denounced the threats against her, they have been tepid in their remarks.
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" In the end, he has this somewhat tepid endorsement of the bill: "Just close your eyes and choke it down.
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"Broadway Baby" begins with a tepid song-and-dance number and a scene of her as a showbiz-besotted kid.
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The International Monetary Fund last week downgraded its growth forecast for the global economy in 2020 to a tepid 3.3%.
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Wage growth is tepid, and the employment to population ratio for people 25 to 54 was 78.2 percent in December.
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The British market was tepid on low backlog with utilities and a general slowdown of the economy, the company said.
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While Ms. Jolie's earlier movies garnered tepid reviews, several critics have anointed "First They Killed My Father" her best yet.
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Despite that standing, she seemed entirely unwilling to draw anything but the most tepid contrasts with the two front-runners.
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Economic activity outside of housing is still subdued, however, with tepid wage growth and rising unemployment weighing on consumer spending.
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The board of directors of Wells Fargo was re-elected on Tuesday, but the support from shareholders was remarkably tepid.
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Even in India, the industry's big hope to compensate for slower demand in China, demand for new cars is tepid.
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For one thing, job creation from the economic recovery, however tepid or uneven, has expanded the ranks of creditworthy borrowers.
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Job growth remains strong, but recent reports on cautious consumer spending and business investment suggest that overall growth remains tepid.
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Despite tepid demand, the IEA sees net imports in Europe rising by 40 bcm by 2021 amid falling domestic production.
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Turkey's interest rate increase in September, softer inflation data from the U.S. and valuations have rekindled "tepid optimism", he said.
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White House officials expressed tepid optimism that Democrats might get behind their tax plan for the good of the country.
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On the heels of a tepid second-quarter growth report, the jobs data painted a rosier picture of the economy.
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It's slickly done, but still feels like CW has dipped into this fairly tepid well a few times too often.
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Heading into this year's World Cup, Adidas downplayed the sporting event's potential effect on sales, pointing to Russia's tepid economy.
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While Warren is a co-sponsor on Bernie's bill, she is noticeably more tepid on the issue of healthcare reform.
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Our submitted anagrams: DONE ROTTEN TEPID SLIME GREASED PET DECAL ODORS Almost finished solving but need a bit more help?
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And even with Shane's return, WrestleMania 32, which was such an important event for the company, garnered mostly tepid reviews.
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New data cobbled together by MoffettNathanson shows tepid growth among Fiber's video subscribers in its initial metro areas during 2015.
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Industry interest in several lease sales has been tepid, but the administration has said more interest is expected in the future.
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The quarter ended on a less optimistic note, however, with companies slashing offering sizes and making debuts to tepid market demand.
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Investors will also be watching the Fed's statement at the conclusion of the meeting on Wednesday for concern about tepid inflation.
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Toyota Motor Corp trimmed its earlier losses but stayed weak, falling 0.6 percent after reporting tepid earnings for the third quarter.
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But that's relatively tepid growth for the company, which analysts estimate added about 100 domestic stores in the past 12 months.
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"The murder of Jamal Khashoggi and the tepid response by the White House was the reason the circumstance changed dramatically," Sen.
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Tepid results from Citi and Wells Fargo failed to match up to the expectation set by JPMorgan's strong numbers on Thursday.
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The company's offering comes as start-ups like Airbnb provide challenges to traditional hoteliers, and amid a tepid U.S. IPO market.
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So far, the Trump administration's response has been tepid — but that doesn't necessarily mean it won't take some kind of action.
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"We believe the unusually favourable goldilocks combination of accelerating growth and tepid inflation experienced in 2017 will not repeat," Mitchell added.
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A small budget, slashed in half during pre-production, and tepid reactions from critics and fans muzzled the film's intended impact.
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As for Hillary Clinton, her campaign released a tepid statement in late December ("Hillary Clinton has real concerns about these reports").
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And some GOP lawmakers facing re-election who are loath to alienate Trump supporters have also offered tepid endorsements: Arizona Sen.
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The Instacart app, on the backend, helps personal shoppers avoid melted ice cream, or hot prepared foods turning tepid, she noted.
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Democrats viewed him as a top recruit, but his early polling was tepid, and some feared Kucinich might have a shot.
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And Ramaphosa has pledged that any new action the government takes won't threaten investments or hinder South Africa's tepid economic growth.
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It does not take a constitutional scholar to devise a more forceful means for these senators to support such tepid verdicts.
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Data on Tuesday showed that U.S. producer prices rose for a second straight month in May, though price pressures remained tepid.
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" Otherwise, Graham said, "the conditional sanctions ... will be viewed by Turkey as a tepid response and will embolden Erdogan even more.
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Labor markets have begun translating into wage pressures, and housing activity is showing signs of life, yet consumer spending is tepid.
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Yet policymakers are wary of acting too aggressively to slow the economy at a time when wage growth has been tepid.
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While growth on the financial front is pretty tepid, eBay's stock has still been on a run in the past year.
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The criticism of Sanders's tepid "class first" approach is something that has been leveled at his campaign time and time again.
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Slow business orders, marginal job creation and lower production among manufacturers were key factors that underpinned May's tepid performance, Caixin said.
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Annual credit expansion was single-digit in 2017, while tepid consumption kept the GDP growth rising to well above 5 percent.
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This indicates Chinese import demand is weakening on the back of tepid appetite from mainland consumers and enterprises, Evans-Pritchard said.
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Feed grain sales that normally accelerate in November, when colder weather increases the appetites of cattle and hogs, have remained tepid.
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Signs of a slowing labor market and tepid inflation strengthen the case for the Fed to cut interest rates this year.
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Kate's results reignited fears about the already tepid handbag space, where excess inventories and heavy promotions have caused sales to decelerate.
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Despite the release of a zippy new model, the Apple Watch may be doomed for tepid sales, based on new data.
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He won a Critics' Choice Award on January 11, but didn't show up to collect it, and reportedly received tepid applause.
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Despite this, interest in Indonesia's tenders has been tepid, and industry participants have pointed to more attractive opportunities in other countries.
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Apple's key supplier Foxconn posted its first year-on-year drop in monthly revenue in December amid tepid demand for electronics.
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And TRAPPIST-21—a dim, tepid star just a smidge larger than Jupiter—is one of the first places we'll look.
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Concerns from China were compounded by tepid U.S. economic data that showed U.S. retail stores struggled toward the end of 2015.
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"Father Figures" grossed a tepid $3.2 million at 3,902 theaters during Friday-Sunday and should add about $1 million on Monday.
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An auction on Tuesday of 400 billion yen of off-the-run JGBs, intended to enhance market liquidity, drew tepid demand.
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Even with a tepid earnings season and lack of market upside, there are stocks that can do better than the market.
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Tepid productivity is one of the constraints to keeping the economy on a path of strong growth on a sustained basis.
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Indonesia, Southeast Asia's biggest economy, also showed an improvement in factory growth but the pace was tepid and production contracted slightly.
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Despite softening in Cuban-American relations, policies remain tepid and hurdles impede eager investors who seek to crack the new market.
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Although surprisingly tepid U.S. second-quarter GDP growth figures published last Friday have dented the dollar, the greenback has recovered slowly.
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Before today, Microsoft had offered only tepid support for Apple's, but now it's getting behind the company in a big way.
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But right now, we've got them locked in a room at VICE's London HQ, microphones turned on and tea going tepid.
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Samsung and Huawei touted their foldable phones as the next great thing while the general response has been tepid at best.
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Sterling slid as data showed the biggest fall in factory output since 27 due to tepid demand at home and abroad.
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I was curious if Grisham had evolved from having attractive lawyers practice acts of heroism that might later inspire tepid blockbusters.
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" Kasowitz, through a spokesman, subsequently issued a tepid promise to apologize, saying he "should not have responded in that inappropriate manner.
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Book publisher S Chand and Company Ltd gained as much as 4.48 percent before paring gains in a tepid market debut.
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"The tepid economic outlook means we are positive on long carry and short volatility trades," the bank's economists wrote last week.
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The decline in lending this year is mainly due to a stagnant domestic economy and tepid acquisition activity from Japanese companies.
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In this environment of tepid growth and weak inflation, Fed officials once again dialed back their expectations for future rate increases.
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Following a decade of tepid economic progress, it provides perspective to the Trump administration's stated goal of sustained 3-percent growth.
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Fox and New Regency are distributing "Widows," directed by Steve McQueen, which brought in a tepid $12.5 million from 2,805 venues.
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But, tepid wage growth in the United States over the same period kept alive bets of a quarter-basis-point cut.
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Investors will also be watching the Feds statement at the conclusion of the meeting on Wednesday for concern about tepid inflation.
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Despite an abundance of mostly tepid jokes that keeps the comedic tone at a quiet simmer, "Bridget Jones's Baby" doesn't jell.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose after tepid demand at a 10-year Treasury auction offset strong demand at a three-year auction.
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But Washington has also been tepid in its approach, indemnifying Facebook and imposing a low (for Facebook) fine of $5 billion.
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The data was tepid enough to lower bets for faster future interest rate hikes without fanning fears of an economic slowdown.
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Since his protests against police violence and racial injustice in the judicial system, coverage of Kaepernick has been anything but tepid.
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There had been teasing concepts for 10 years, and when the revamped Supra was unveiled, the reaction was ... well, rather tepid.
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A tepid economic report in January or another worrisome statement from the Trump administration could be enough to kill the bull.
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Throughout the 2016 campaign and since, the president and his party have vowed to kick-start tepid Obama-era economic growth.
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Appearing together on CNBC on Wednesday as Trump's choices were being announced, Steven Mnuchin and Wilbur Ross gave Yellen tepid reviews.
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Now's not a time to ask for civility, and the current leadership we've had in California has been tepid, at best.
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The bank said growth in profit from overseas lending activities made up for tepid credit demand at home for the period.
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The GOP tax plan polls poorly across nearly every demographic, with even support from Republicans tepid at best at 393 percent.
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But black voters' enthusiasm for Jones has at times been tepid, and some black activists have complained about a Jones mailer.
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If you have a choice, pick bottles, or even cans, that have been refrigerated rather than left tepid on the shelves.
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Washington ignored the O.A.S. findings, with the American chargé d'affaires offering only tepid statements calling on all sides to behave peacefully.
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Before today, Microsoft had offered only tepid support for Apple, but now it's getting behind the company in a big way.
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The United States economy added a healthy 228,000 jobs in November, which was more than expected, but wage growth remained tepid.
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What's true, of course, is that the most hardcore proponents of a jobs guarantee proclaim themselves uninterested in tepid half-measures.
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Commerce Department figures released on Friday suggested that farmers were not anticipating much relief, as purchases of agricultural equipment were tepid.
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Given our tepid expectations of real GDP growth, the risk is that the Fed does not hike at all this year.
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Published in 1947, the book sold reasonably well despite tepid reviews, as did his semi-autobiographical novel "The City Boy" (1948).
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Regulators cite this tepid embrace by California municipalities as one of many reasons for the state's persistent and pervasive illegal market.
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She reached for the Tupperware container of intact sandwich cookies that sat on her dresser near a tepid cup of chai.
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The world's major economies are all growing for the first time since the crisis, but the expansion is tepid and fragile.
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Congressional Democrats have expressed alarm over the appointment, while Senate Republicans have so far given a tepid reaction to the decision.
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Either way, small-business owners in the latest CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey have only tepid expectations about tax reform ahead.
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Mr. Obama also offered only tepid support to the most important political actor in progressive and Democratic politics: the labor movement.
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An aggressive Cousins brings turnover risk, but he's far more effective than the tepid Cousins who simply tries to avoid mistakes.
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He then tried a novel, "The Great Pretender," which was published in 1986, but tepid reviews soured him on the form.
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The slightly tepid start to the week comes after a 1.5% weekly jump as the earnings season gets into full swing.
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During times of crises, the government's response "is at best tepid and at worst inhumane," said the group's coordinator, Abdihakim Ainte.
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The good news is that inflation in America is also low, so even tepid growth in salaries helps household incomes rise.
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Moody's expects tepid GDP (gross domestic product) growth of 1.2% for the euro area in 2020, compared to 1.1% in 2019.
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Now that he has gotten away with it, Maher's behavior, despite his tepid apology, is likely to get worse, not better.
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Despite tepid reviews, many Star Wars fans and families flocked to the theaters, adding to Disney's dominance in the theatrical space.
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Polls show tepid support by Indian-American voters, some 75% of whom voted for his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, in 2016.
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Macy's (M) sales at stores open at least a year during the holidays grew a tepid 0.7% compared with last year.
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Gasoline inventories have swelled amid high runs and tepid demand growth, which will hurt the margin for further processing of gasoline.
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The last jobs report of the Obama administration showed tepid job growth but also a bigger-than-expected rise in wages.
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Women are a driving force behind the tepid response, with fewer than three in 10 saying Kavanaugh ought to be confirmed.
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Polls show tepid support by Indian-American voters, some 75% of whom voted for his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, in 2016.
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Apple — Baird reiterated its "outperform" rating in a note Monday, citing strong iPhone position and market share despite tepid smartphone demand.
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Data out on Tuesday showed January retail sales rose a tepid 0.1 percent with falls in clothing, footwear and department stores.
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But Haley said on Tuesday that other countries have taken more active roles in aiding Pyongyang amid tepid relations with China.
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The signing of LeMahieu is another signal of the Yankees' seemingly tepid interest in Manny Machado, the star free-agent shortstop.
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A modest sell-off in U.S. Treasuries, spilled over into the euro zone but the rise in bond yields was tepid.
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Businesses' spending on machines and other equipment is tepid, but employers keep hiring hotel maids, electricians, daycare providers and other workers.
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The EU is mired in tepid growth, and the blame cannot be pinned on immigrants, as some have tried to do.
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That lack of enthusiasm for the candidates trying to catch Trump may be behind tepid support for the race to even continue.
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South Korea's economic recovery has stuttered over the past two years in the face of slack global demand and tepid private consumption.
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Granted, this tepid appraisal comes from someone who, unlike much of the critical community, wasn't gaga for "Gilmore" during its original incarnation.
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Guterres has made tepid comments on the case but failed to strongly and consistently condemn the ongoing impunity or demand meaningful accountability.
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Regional gaming revenues continues to be tepid * Longer-Term secular headwinds such as slower wage growth will continue to weigh on u.s.
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Ninety million people in the streets on the same weekend in country, F. Peter Fonda, OK, tried to issue a tepid apology.
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"Trading was relatively tepid this week as the spot rate barely moved," said a trader at a Chinese city bank in Shanghai.
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The president, whose popular support has fallen amid tepid economic growth, said the initiatives would include work on highways, airports and reservoirs.
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The iPhone 7 cycle will be tepid, but investors should buy Apple for the iPhone 8 "super cycle," according to Credit Suisse.
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Tepid consumer spending gave businesses more reason to place fewer orders for goods and ramp up efforts to reduce an inventory bloat.
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The exhibition is a candybox of terrific 20th century blue-chip artwork, with the sole exception of a rather tepid Jennifer Bartlett.
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Reality check: That's a pretty tepid response for a politician otherwise outspokenly supportive of any and all actions to address climate change.
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Given subdued growth in labor costs and low cost pressures globally, CPI is expected to stay tepid, the RBA said on Tuesday.
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Data this week showed tepid growth in consumer spending in January, weak equipment and construction spending, and a wider goods trade deficit.
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As for the film itself, critical reaction was tepid at best — the approach to Mercury's sexuality especially struck many as distressingly retrograde.
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The decline in 30-year bond yields in recent weeks meant tepid demand at Wednesday's bond auction was no surprise, analysts said.
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Data from Slice Intelligence shows sales were tepid in July and August and then jumped in September, when the watch was updated.
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Like Justin Bieber, who bundled up in a truly gigantic fur coat despite it being a tepid 61° outside in Los Angeles.
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Emerging stock markets made tepid moves, with Chinese stocks ending slightly higher on hopes on signs of thaw in the Sino-U.
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Signs of a slowing labor market and tepid inflation strengthen the case for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates this year.
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"External conditions still look very tepid in terms of demand," said Edward Lee, head of ASEAN Economic Research at Standard Chartered Bank.
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Foreign investment in China has remained tepid, though a sharp rebound in the yuan currency may be a game changer if sustained.
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While same-store sales rose 3.5 percent, with across-the-board improvement in all its global sectors, U.S. growth was more tepid.
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Weak corporate earnings and tepid economic growth will become more serious concerns if long-term interest rates start to rise, he added.
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However, tepid results from Citi and Wells Fargo failed to match up to the expectation set by JPMorgan's strong numbers on Thursday.
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Despite their largely tepid response to Tshisekedi's victory, African and Western powers have toned down their sharper earlier criticisms of the vote.
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In September 2015, her appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres Show stirred controversy when she seemed to show tepid acceptance of marriage equality.
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Tepid U.S. inflation along with political turmoil in Washington has dented expectations of another Federal Reserve interest rate hike in coming months.
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Watching The Last Jedi on the big screen was like sinking into a tepid bath—mildly pleasant but could have been hotter.
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The tepid inflation data appeared to lend further support to the Fed's decision to suspend its three-year interest rate hike campaign.
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The project, which rotated gameplay with live-action TV episodes, suffered numerous setbacks and redesigns, and released to tepid reviews and sales.
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While the company issued a tepid outlook due to expectations of challenging smartphone sales, it also announced plans for a share buyback.
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Investors have been concerned about tepid data about U.S. economic growth as the Fed is raising interest rates from very low levels.
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While central bank policies worry market watchers, investors continue to eye oil as the possibility of a crude production freeze remains tepid.
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Still, trade turnover was low at 1.95 trillion yen, about 20 percent below the average, suggesting investors' tepid conviction in the rally.
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Before Trump's win, some Republican conservatives angered by Ryan's tepid support for Trump were talking about trying to block his re-election.
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If the tepid response to James Comey's firing is what Senate Republicans "breaking away" from Donald Trump looks like, then we're screwed.
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Her disapproval of the Keystone XL pipeline replaced her original general acceptance (if tepid), followed by an extended straddle of opposing positions.
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So it's odd that the video for "Company," the tepid Justin Bieber club ballad, feels so pasted-together and like an afterthought.
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McConnell did offer a tepid defense of the White House by referring to national security adviser H.R. McMaster's statement the previous day.
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As his campaign has lost some altitude over the past several months, one reason often cited was tepid support from Obama alumni.
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Most Republicans have fallen in line to defend Trump, save for some tepid criticism from a few GOP senators like Mitt Romney.
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Yet with the threat of disruptions abroad, and economic growth tepid at best in the United States, arguments for waiting longer prevail.
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The reward for winning the group, ultimately clinched by Belgium after a tepid 16-0 win, is a potential quarterfinal against Brazil.
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Some donors who have been approached have given tepid responses, worried about their names showing up in a public campaign-finance filing.
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New export orders rose for the first time in eight months but overall new orders shrank, pointing to still tepid domestic demand.
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Slowing inflation in Brazil parallels weakening price pressures in developed economies, where tepid global economic growth has kept central banks on edge.
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Others see a number of causes, including Trump's trade policies, and feel growth is likely to continue though at a tepid pace.
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The government's response to this nightmare has thus far been tepid, focusing on a proposal to do away with self-bonding altogether.
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Asked on CNBC whether he's a fan of using tariffs on Mexico to solve a noneconomic problem, Hassett offered a tepid defense.
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Electronic Arts is one of the latest examples of that, receiving a tepid reception for its new game Anthem earlier this year.
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However, bets of a 25 basis point cut were still in play as data showed wage gains in the U.S. were tepid.
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Mr. Trump offered tepid support for a diplomatic solution with the North Korea, citing a peace overture between the North and South.
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This semifinal, the first meeting between Federer and Nadal in nearly two years, sparked global interest, but local interest seemed surprisingly tepid.
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But during a recent visit by a reporter, only a small trickle of tepid air emanated from the heaters in several apartments.
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Almost immediately, Ratcliffe's nomination was met by questions over his qualifications for the job, and a noticeably tepid response from Senate Republicans.
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Hornacek seemed to offer a tepid response when he was asked whether he wanted to see Anthony on the roster next season.
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Congressional Democrats have expressed alarm over the appointment, while other Senate Republicans have so far given a tepid reaction to the decision.
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The president's overall job approval numbers remain in the same general range as they were a year ago — tepid but not catastrophic.
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This week, though, Snap caught people's imaginations for a different reason — it went from darling to dud after a tepid earnings report.
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Meanwhile, tepid wage growth has Wall Street wondering whether the Federal Reserve's current path for interest rate hikes may be too aggressive.
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Investment in sponge city initiatives is also proving to be an increasingly difficult sell, with only tepid interest from domestic private investors.
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Trump at last condemned white supremacists, two days after what many viewed as a tepid response to deadly violence from the president.
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We collected the tepid shower water in buckets, then hauled it out to the garden, trying to keep our sad plants alive.
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Other executives also said that both the industrial and retail sectors are accelerating, bucking the government's statistics that suggest they're more tepid.
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"It's hard to understand how we waited so long for such a tepid, timid, and frankly tone-deaf response," one employee said.
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He ran with the nomination of the Republican Party and tepid support from almost everyone who is part of the Republican establishment.
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Mike Battaglia, the oddsmaker, made him a tepid 4-1 favorite after he was assigned post 14 in a field of 20.
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Nevertheless, the weaker currency was providing some insulation to the local economy from slowing global growth and tepid external demand, he said.
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It is unlikely that either man will be explicitly critical of Trump, but they could receive a tepid reception from the crowd.
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The Republic will survive, and maybe, after eight years of arrogant condescension from the Oval Office and tepid economic growth, even thrive.
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"Craving You" is tepid country-pop that leans in to its grand flourishes, which are all in the production, not the singing.
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Until the answer is found, wages in Japan and the U.S. and growth will remain tepid, and central bank balance sheets large.
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Trump's initial budget outline for discretionary spending received a tepid response from Congress, which controls the purse strings, and, ultimately, government spending.
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Finally, while the Army and Air Force have been strongly advocating a new BRAC round, the Navy has been tepid in support.
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Opinion polls show solid support for the impeachment inquiry itself, even though the public is more tepid about removing Trump from office.
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Shares fell 10 percent in a single trading session as management's tepid follow-ups forecast negative same-store sales results next quarter.
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Tripathi is perfect with his deadpan humour, bringing a semblance of sense to what is otherwise a tepid script from the start.
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Some House Republican on the committee expressed more tepid opposition or were hesitant to voice a firm stance on the bill. Rep.
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Meanwhile, economic growth is still sluggish, wage growth is tepid, and the work force participation rate is still below pre-recession levels.
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The single achievement of "I Hate Kids," a new comedy directed by John Asher, is that it is simultaneously tepid and offensive.
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It was a message that received overwhelming Democratic support, and a less than tepid response from the Republican side of the aisle.
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During the queso test in California and Colorado, Chipotle received tepid reviews for the product, which many said had a "grainy" texture.
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Gold hit nearly a two-week high as tepid U.S. economic data reinforced views the Fed would be patient on monetary policy.
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The decades of tepid growth and deflation that followed have tempered expectations about the economic future and Japan's place in the world.
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Last week, U.S. data showed tepid growth in first-quarter gross domestic product and a softening in the Fed's preferred measure of inflation.
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Weak unit labor costs mirror tepid inflation readings that have prompted calls, including from Trump, for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.
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The earnest approach doesn't entirely work, however, resulting in a tepid film that gestures toward grand emotional pay-offs it never quite earns.
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The bank has been widely expected to extend the programme later this year, given a still tepid outlook for inflation and economic growth.
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Everybody really except for the united autoworkers which has I would say issued tepid support for the tariffs, but everybody else against it.
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Despite the Fed's tepid optimism, there is a growing feeling on Wall Street that growth both in GDP and inflation could surprise higher.
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Britain's economy has cooled as the rise in inflation since last year's Brexit vote and tepid wage growth have squeezed consumers' real earnings.
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Given the continued tepid inflation, analysts say the central bank will be keenly analyzing near-term and structural factors that are influencing prices.
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"We won't bring people together by being tepid," Wauquiez told Reuters in an interview after a party rally in Provins, south of Paris.
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The ECB announced it would maintain its negative interest rate policy and continue its record pace of asset purchases to stimulate tepid growth.
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Ted Cruz also offered a tepid endorsement of Tillerson, declining to say in a statement Tuesday whether he would vote to confirm him.
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But tepid market conditions, mainly due to global political tensions and muted growth in the domestic economy, could delay the move, they said.
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Inflation has persistently run below the Fed's 2 percent target, held back by tepid wage growth, a strong dollar and lower oil prices.
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Retail sales rose a tepid 0.1 percent, missing expectations for a gain of 0.4 percent due to weakness in clothing and department stores.
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Economists had expected tepid growth for the first quarter after subzero temperatures and snow hit a big swath of the country this winter.
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So the tepid introduction at this year's CES isn't necessarily unexpected — realistically, routers are the first place we'd expect the tech to arrive.
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Excitement over investment in Cuba for instance has gone tepid after U.S. President Donald Trump reversed his predecessor Barack Obamas rapprochement with Havana.
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The website, a favorite of Trump's supporters, eventually defended Fields, but was widely criticized for a tepid initial response to the alleged assault.
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Sluggish data and tepid inflation in 2019 has led central banks around the world to reevaluate their interest rate strategies and stimulus policies.
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Tepid consumer spending likely gave businesses more reason to place fewer orders for goods and ramp up efforts to reduce an inventory bloat.
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It's about a lot of things, this movie, which may be one of the reasons why its box office has been so tepid.
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"Snacking" and "grazing" are buzz words in a tepid packaged food industry grappling with economic instability and a consumer shift toward fresher foods.
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It would be a welcome lift for active investors after years of tepid returns and massive money flows into passive funds, he said.
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Katherine Waterston stars in this noir that has her go from a grieving widow to a tepid investigator of her late husband's death.
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But the long-term value of automated driving is a long way off, as the tepid reception for Lyft's and Uber's IPOs suggests.
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Pinterest, another well-known unicorn to recently IPO, shared tepid financials in what was also its first earnings report as a public company.
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Yellen had warned last week that tepid global growth could threaten the U.S. economy, saying the Fed should look to "cautiously" raise rates.
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Compared to some of Google's more tepid attempts at making Android work-friendly, Chromebooks running Android is a step in the right direction.
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The unemployment rate has fallen to 3.7%, close to the lowest in half a century, but wage growth is only a tepid 3%.
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Meanwhile, Dollar General recorded its most tepid same-store sales growth since the fourth quarter of 2007, as traffic posted a rare dip.
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Asian stocks were tepid, with MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan down 0.1 percent, after falling 1.8 percent on Thursday.
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The tepid economic data added to concern that the U.S. economy could dip into a recession — a period of negative overall economic growth.
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Intel Corp, Micron Technology Inc and Qualcomm Inc slipped between 28% and 230% Tepid data from the eurozone added to the downbeat tone.
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Average hourly earnings rose 3.2% year over year in July, around the best levels of the recovery but still a fairly tepid case.
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And a number of high-profile Republicans like George Romney, Jacob Javits, and Rockefeller gave only tepid support, or withheld their support altogether.
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They expect the European Central Bank to maintain its easy monetary policy against a backdrop of slow growth, tepid inflation and political uncertainty.
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The action began with a few tepid exchanges, as Shamrock pressed forward and Gracie looked to keep his opponent at bay with kicks.
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Buhari, a 76-year-old former military leader, faces a long list of challenges including tepid economic growth, high unemployment and widespread insecurity.
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Recent earnings and economic reports, including a tepid jobs report, seemed to confirm investors' fear that the economy, and corporate spending, are slowing.
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But while there's been better performance by the country's largest four listed state-owned lenders, their smaller counterparts continue to report tepid results.
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Markets overnight on Wall Street were tepid, as investors considered the possibility of a trade deal being struck between the U.S. and China.
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The ECB announced it would maintain its negative interest rate policy and maintain a record pace of asset purchases to stimulate tepid growth.
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Given the tepid recovery and increasingly volatile global financial system, it is easy to sympathize with calls for ever more accommodative monetary policy.
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Even so, analysts were cautious on TSMC's outlook, citing a slower-than-expected introduction of 5G technology and still-tepid demand for smartphones.
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The country's jobless rate fell in the same month to 2.3 percent, underscoring a tight labor market despite tepid wage gains and inflation.
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The country's jobless rate fell in the same month to 2.3 percent, underscoring a tight labour market despite tepid wage gains and inflation.
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The meeting could give motivation to pick up shares of Nike, which also gave a good report but a tepid forecast, Cramer said.
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The Bernie Sanders left is all over moderates, charging that Ossoff was too tepid -- a foolish argument, considering the nature of the district.
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With domestic consumption tepid, breweries have looked to foreign markets to offset declines at home and exports jumped nearly 12 percent in 2018.
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The combination of moderate consumer spending and tepid inflation casts doubts on whether the Fed will raise rates at its December policy meeting.
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The recent, tepid U.S. economic growth is being increasingly recognized as a major international challenge and a cause of increasing global financial instability.
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Meanwhile, premiums in China fell to around $8 towards the end of the week from $12 early in the week on tepid demand.
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Apple had already forecast tepid results for the quarter during last quarter's earnings call, and most Apple watchers were bracing for the worst.
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Instead of an asset, the faltering peace is disconcerting an electorate also frustrated by tepid growth, weak public services and still-gaping inequality.
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Last week the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives passed the bill with tepid Republican support, despite Trump's push for Congress to approve it.
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An aging iPhone, a tepid stock price and a pile of idle cash, however, could make even a mediocre idea look awfully tempting.
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It's the unenthusiastic and tepid reception she gets from many who ought to support her but can't yet bring themselves to do so.
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"For the People," with its populist undertones, will be a rhetorical improvement on "A Better Deal," which drew widespread criticism for being tepid.
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Tepid economic data, including a rising jobless rate has stoked expectations the Australian central bank will cut interest rates as soon as July.
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Despite kudos for backing critically acclaimed shows like "Fleabag" and "The Marvelous Mrs Maisel", Amazon's longer record in TV draws similarly tepid reviews.
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Data on Friday showing tepid wage growth in the United States also boosted demand for German bonds, overshadowing further signs of economic strength.
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Meitu went public in December with a Hong Kong listing that was fairly tepid but nevertheless the country's largest tech IPO since 4793.
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That decision exacerbated long-standing tensions over the Pakistani government's ties to extremist groups and its tepid support for the U.S.-led war.
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And of course, last quarter's 4.2 percent GDP growth undercuts any notion that the "new normal" constrains us to tepid 2 percent growth.
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Investor reaction to stellar first-quarter earnings reports has been notoriously tepid, with consumer stocks a particularly glaring example of this unusual trend.
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Not incidentally, rising standards has also spurred car makers to take the plunge on electric-vehicle development, despite thus-far-tepid consumer enthusiasm.
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Growth appears to have slowed even further early in the first quarter, with retail sales rising modestly, manufacturing production falling and homebuilding tepid.
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Supporters portrayed her as a night owl who spent hours hunched over law books and legal briefs, tepid coffee and prunes at hand.
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Oliver Stone's tepid and underwhelming W. opened in late October 2008, weeks before Barack Obama defeated John McCain to succeed George W. Bush.
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Turns out, nothing goes better with acts of civil disobedience than tepid cans of Pepsi swiftly lobbed at the heads of authority figures.
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Although surprisingly tepid second-quarter GDP growth figures published last Friday have dented the dollar, the greenback has been recovering slowly this week.
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The Indian economy grew at 4.863% in the January-March period, a five-year low, hurt by weak consumption and tepid private investment.
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But there is growing evidence that Democrats shouldn't be so tepid about tax increases or other means of raising revenue for ambitious legislation.
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Because of tepid penalties and because "loopholes buried in the EPA significantly reduce its effectiveness and are easily exploited by employers," reports Bustle.
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It's so tempting to focus on forgiving the harasser, accepting tepid excuses and apologies, highlighting positive contributions, and just call it a day.
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Even the heavy-hitter politicians — House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell — offered up only tepid endorsements of their candidate.
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Interpol's tepid response to that highly unusual action sparked criticism that it was too quick to yield to influence from an authoritarian government.
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On Friday, he faced intense criticism for a tepid response to a not-particularly-strong storm that nonetheless all but paralyzed the city.
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Yes, the department over the past two decades has allowed many mega-mergers or taken tepid steps to restrict them through consent decrees.
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The gas meter in the shared bathroom was greedy, it gobbled all my coins and gave out only a basinful of tepid water.
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The potential move against Neumann comes after WeWork's parent company was forced to delay a planned IPO because of tepid demand from investors.
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The liquidity enhancing auction, in which the Ministry of Finance re-offer existing JGB issues to boost their market liquidity, drew tepid bids.
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The euro lost value against the dollar throughout 2019, trading lower on news about international trade, tepid economic data and perceived political risks.
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The first look at the plan came in a "skinny budget" released in March - a document that received a tepid response from Congress.
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U.S. government debt yields slipped on Monday following a set of tepid Treasury Department auctions and ahead of Tuesday's key consumer price data.
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The tepid retail sales figures rounds off a week of disappointing data for sterling bulls, including a softening of UK inflation in December.
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This recovery, though prolonged, has proved tepid, totaling just 18.6 percent real growth at a historically sluggish annualized rate of roughly 2.2 percent.
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John Shimkus (R-IL), did offer some tepid criticism of Pruitt, but only insofar as the scandals impeded his work at the agency.
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"Sales managed only a tepid reversal in January from December's deep freeze," said Douglas Porter, chief economist at BMO Capital Markets in Toronto.
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Excitement over investment in Cuba for instance has gone tepid after U.S. President Donald Trump reversed his predecessor Barack Obama's rapprochement with Havana.
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This week was a turning point, after Trump's tepid condemnation of white supremacists who killed a woman in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend.
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Free-to-play massively multiplayer online titles saw more tepid year-over-year gains of 3 percent, while subscription-based MMOs slumped 22 percent.
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The Fed has been hiking interest rates as the U.S. economy has escaped the tepid pace of GDP growth that had plagued the recovery.
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The VIX's tepid action in late December and early January was likely a precursor to the higher prices stocks are currently enjoying, he suggested.
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It could at times be tepid, but when inspiration struck him, as it still frequently did, it was a style that permitted marvellous subtlety.
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Data out recently showed retail sales grew at a tepid pace for a third straight month while the outlook for capital expenditure remained uninspiring.
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Apple dropped on bearish comments from brokerage HSBC and as supplier Cirrus Logic Inc's lowered outlook added to growing evidence of tepid iPhone sales.
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While real economic growth is above 7 percent, nominal GDP, which Jaitley relies on to drive tax revenue, has slowed sharply, suggesting tepid demand.
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Drillers will need more capacity there as activity in the low-cast basins ramps up amid a sustained but tepid recovery in oil prices.
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So that's why some Maryland boaters were surprised to find a baby trash panda in some (probably tepid) water on the Fourth of July.
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Samsung Electronics — The company issued guidance on Tuesday that its fourth-quarter earnings will likely sink thanks to tepid demand in its memory business.
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The relatively tepid response from the US, at a time when the outbreak is spiraling, has former CDC officials and global health experts concerned.
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