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It will disappoint connoisseurs.

Read for literary score-settling, it will disappoint.

But it will disappoint precisely the people most likely to use the app.

It will disappoint many health and medical campaigners who have been pressing for a 50p minimum.

It will disappoint those who had urged the creation of an international commission.

IT will disappoint some cooks on sight, for it looks like mayonnaise.

Its opening weekend performance suggests that it too will disappoint at the box office, as have not only The Hurt Locker but all the other Iraq films to date.

HMRC's failure to increase the amount it collects will disappoint ministers, who have made tacking tax avoidance a key priority and invested £1bn to beef up the organisation's investigation and compliance arms.

It likely will disappoint some of his supporters, and will also likely be received well by some of his former detractors.

But if the party was hoping that this was a sign of a more broadly based recovery then the new poll will disappoint it.

The immigration legislation that is now come before the full Senate is a true compromise; it has provisions that will disappoint everyone.