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Yet the question that has dominated a largely lackluster campaign is whether Serbia should cooperate with the Hague tribunal, which has always been viewed by many here as biased against Serbs, who make up the bulk of those indicted.

By the time this largely lackluster season ends on Wednesday, we'll have seen shows that define the border of network daring ("Sopranos" envy only goes so far), as well as finales that hint at the struggles of aging dramas and the potential of still growing comedies.

To illustrate, a grain-of-salt report that I carry a faulty gene raising my risk of Alzheimer's may spur me onto requesting an expensive follow-up diagnostic test, even though current evidence linking single genetic sequence mutations to disease development is largely lackluster.

In a year that's been largely lackluster for Apple and downright bizarre for battery technologies, Consumer Reports' refusal to recommend the new MacBook Pro feels like a too-perfect microcosm of the past 12 months.

Auston recalled her frustration with the largely "lackluster" response from major Muslim advocacy organizations after George Zimmerman was acquitted in the 2013 killing of Trayvon Martin.

Yesterday's trading was mostly lackluster.

Viacom's class-B shares, which represent the core of the old Viacom that owns identifiable properties like MTV, Comedy Central and Paramount, have dropped 20% since early January, thanks largely to lackluster ad spending and a dearth of big hits from Paramount.

Large oil companies were largely down on lackluster crude trading, with Exxon Mobil losing 97 cents to $66.55, and Chevron off 42 cents to $63.24.

This better selection is largely because of the lackluster sales at many top fashion houses.

Wall Street has largely shrugged off Visa's lackluster performance.

Traders have largely shrugged off the stock's lackluster performance, and are attempting to call a bottom to its decline.