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Compared with the "cottages" going up at Newport and the mansion Frick built himself on Fifth Avenue in New York, Clayton is decidedly lacking in plutocratic verve.

Their base at Rothera Research Station, on Adelaide Island, is "decidedly lacking in anything resembling an actual bell", winter base commander George Lemann, said.

HP subsidiary Snapfish is also in the photo printing business, and handles Wal-Mart's photo service, but Snapfish is decidedly lacking in flair and doesn't feature any online software for designing photo layouts.

Netflix Instant is decidedly lacking in the big spy action icons at the moment: no Bonds, no Bournes, not even a Bauer.

Unfortunately, such information is decidedly lacking from many large geographic regions, megacities, and developing countries.

LGBT role models are decidedly lacking in the corporate world, which has been conservative.

First, coverage of substantive policy positions of the candidates that could inform voters' decisions has been decidedly lacking.

Thursday night's captains' meeting and beer bust on the yacht club grounds had been decidedly lacking in yahooism.

Seeking to calm nerves, the local government posted a question-and-answer section on its Web site, although many of the answers were decidedly lacking in substance.

While the first phase of the High Line took you from the boutiques of Gansevoort Street to the center of the gallery district, the newly opened extension lets you off in a neighborhood that's decidedly lacking in amenities.

The coalition is planning to remove the stimulus, and the kind of recovery in demand that follows a period of contraction and restocking depends on improvements in income and boosts to industrial and consumer confidence, which are decidedly lacking.