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He was then less than a year old, and as he grew up he came to despise the existing castle, believing that it represented a mediocre, half-hearted example of the Gothic style.
"You'll always be mediocre at everything".
Nobody wants to be mediocre.
To the late Isaac Deutscher, the author of biographies of Trotsky and Stalin who, like Carr, broadly accepts Trotsky's version of Stalin as a somewhat mediocre personage Stalin represents a lamentably deviant element in the evolution of Marxism.
A few matches and some cheap runs against mediocre bowling on flat pitches represents little more than a few lines in detention.
A GTable represents a graphical editable 2D table, like a mediocre facsimile of an Excel spreadsheet.
These mediocre volumes represent a gamble – that one day the subject might become a contender, or at least be involved in a scandal so hideous that people might vaguely care about their lives.
Rewarding what has been frankly mediocre achievement over the past year at the center of excellence betrays the mission statement of St George's Park and what it represents.
Last week Robert Hilburn argued that the "Sgt. Pepper" LP--despite remaining a "landmark work --is not the Beatles' best album because it is work --isdowork --isenotongs thet "represent the longest stretch of mediocre material" the group ever recorded.
