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Unfortunately, the food was uneven and a bit disappointing for Mr. Jacobs's fans.

Comments 173 entries, no mistakes: a bit disappointing for a Christmas competition.

The Lions' set-piece was just about good enough to hold off Auckland who were a bit disappointing, for me.

However, the trend so far in the Gallup poll is a bit disappointing for Mr. Romney; the survey still shows Mr. Obama one point ahead.

But if the sense of overfamiliarity is a bit disappointing for a band once lauded as experimentalists, producer Ethan Kath has also retained his knack for writing terrific hooks and warped melodies.

The Results 2. Sweden's EP election was a bit disappointing for the two largest parties, the Moderates (18.8% of the vote and 4 MEP seats) and the Social Democrats (24.6% and five seats).

"It was a bit disappointing from us in the scrum.

It's understandable but a bit disappointing, then, that for all its charms, this album sounds much closer to incidental than it does monumental.

This may prove a teeny bit disappointing for those hoping to see more contrast between the tech- and fantasy-based characters.

"The manner in which we won was a little bit disappointing for me.

"The figures were a bit disappointing," said Doug Smith, chief economist for the Americas at Standard Chartered in New York.