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The Pittsburgh Penguins had bleak looks of near surrender after their 5-0 loss to the Devils Saturday.
I came away from the Edinburgh Film Festival in June concerned that the low-budget British films on show had bleak commercial prospects.
If both had bleak apprehensions of the decline and fall of Western civilization in an increasingly secularized age, Mr. Antonioni's vision was more urbane and cosmopolitan.
In the race for Barack Obama's old Senate seat in Illinois, Mark Kirk, a moderate Republican, beat the troubled Democratic candidate, Alexi Giannoulias.Democrats' effort to control state capitols had bleak results, too, though there were some bright spots.
For both Japan and America, the large outflows of direct investment, especially to China, have caused an uneasy feeling that both countries had bleak futures as manufacturing centers.
The Avalanche finished last in the West last season and had bleak prospects until Roy injected life and confidence into a young team.
He has bleak childhood memories of the conflict.
As former dissidents, most of the Free Democrats' MPs have bleak memories of the various intelligence services.
Atkinson's characters tend to have bleak pasts, which she mines most expertly, if sometimes to the point of distraction.
ML: Well, some people have said that it has bleak moments - which is what my first film did.
