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But the political fallout remains awkward.

Eight years after its unveiling, Keith Warner's 'Ring' is back, and though his 'Rheingold' has been streamlined, the balance between symbolism and naturalism remains awkward (we're not meant to laugh when Alberich turns into a monster, but we do).

Still, the new French president's popularity ratings bounce up and down — helped by a political persona that remains awkward outside the realm of the successful, and by speeches that are not always sensitive to class resentments.

But they complained that alternative energy remains awkward for consumers because few filling stations provide fill-ups - for example, only 1,000 of America's 176,000 service stations offers ethanol fuel.

Though it remains awkward, Glass is already miles from where it was in 2011, when it was like a scuba mask with a phone and cables attached to it.

The book, which draws heavily upon earlier biographies about individual family members, occasionally turns up new anecdotal material, but it remains awkward and subjective, clumsily written and even more ineptly thought out.

For many, though, it remains an awkward subject.

Interacting with a robot remains an awkward, time-consuming process.

Novakovic is 36 now, but remains an awkward if not too mobile leader of the line.

He's almost PR-proof Despite Sarah's efforts to inject her husband with PR savvy, he remains irredeemably awkward in front of a camera.

Known as Eliot's "political book", it remains an awkward middle child, written when the novelist appeared to have taken her eye off the ball.