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The phrase "a poor show" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, event, or performance that is disappointing or unsatisfactory.
Example: "The concert was a poor show, with many technical difficulties and a lackluster performance from the band."
Alternatives: "a disappointing performance" or "a subpar display".
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This is a poor show.
It's a poor show from his editors.
It really was a poor show," he added.
This is pathetic oneupmanship, a poor show, a lamentable display of hubris from a dismal minister.
Button can take care of himself but it is still a poor show.
In an otherwise excellent episode, I call that a poor show.
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In fact, it was a poor showing.
"It's really a poor showing.
And Harris's record is a poor showing.
Clinton made a poor showing among young women in Iowa.
(Himma's party had a poor showing in the elections).
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