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But many of these results were accompanied by decidedly downbeat "guidance" about near-term prospects.

This is how a viewer can remain mesmerized by decidedly unremarkable clips.

And by decidedly placing the occupation outside of the debate, the protesters have neutralized much of the fear-mongering traditionally employed in Israel to silence discussions of social issues.

Set to music by Elvis Presley, "Guitar Man" was most interesting for the stylized way it wove a Presleyamusingly past his prime (Ricky Santiago) through a dance populated by decidedly clichéd fans.

A slapstick comic interlude — including a real slapstick — finds the amazing contortionist Félix Salas, with arms and legs almost as pliable as the tight curls of his hair, playing the role of a patient in a hospital run by decidedly eccentric doctors.

As for the wider outlook, he was unenthused: "Our restrained enthusiasm for these securities is matched by decidedly lukewarm feelings about the prospects for stocks in general over the next decade or so".

It goes by the decidedly unsexy name 'ultrahaptics', but a new technological prototype announced by researchers from the University of Bristol is reminiscent of the gloves Tom Cruise uses in sci-fi classic "Minority Report" – and is nothing short of astonishing.

The new characters' language was, by necessity, decidedly unlyrical, which was disappointing to audiences hoping to be intoxicated by Mr. Wilson's dialogue.

But perhaps just as important was a steep discount by a decidedly non-indie retailer.

"1962 Yearbook" will be preceded by a decidedly more upbeat show about the 50 greatest Mets.

For the time being, Go Daddy will also be headed by a decidedly unflashy chief.