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Discover Ludwig"poor reviews" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, "The movie received poor reviews from both critics and viewers alike."
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Poor reviews were rare.
But it has received mostly poor reviews.
The production has gotten poor reviews.
Jeremy Paxman is receiving very poor reviews.
It's been met with poor reviews and diminishing ratings.
But they typically played out to poor reviews.
Poor reviews and battles with studios wore him down.
This was particularly true when his fiction received poor reviews.
His later plays were unsuccessful, closing soon to poor reviews.
The benefit corporation form, in contrast, has often received poor reviews from corporate law experts.
Tasters gave Muscovy poor reviews, largely preferring the heritage breeds Rouen, Cayuga, and Swedish Blue.
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