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Disappointingly inadequate.
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around Wall Street to dismal bids, reality hit home.
It was premiered at Columbia to dismal reviews in 1941.
Across the country, law school enrollment has declined as prospective students respond to dismal employment prospects.
Doctors from Rhode Island to Louisiana warned people not to give themselves over to "dismal imaginations".
The authors ask the sort of questions that only occur to dismal scientists.
With one remarkable exception, their responses ranged from feeble to dismal.
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Despite months of disappointing-to-dismal economic reports — capped by a Commerce Department release Thursday showing the economy had expanded at an annual pace of just 1.3 percent in the second quarter, barely above stall speed — a closely watched measure of consumer confidence surged to its highest level since February.
Who would want to belong to the dismal world of WillMakeUCum4Us?
This invasive nature contributes to their dismal 6 to 12 month prognosis (Silbergeld et al, 1991).
The only state to come close to this dismal performance level is Mississippi.
The failure adds another mission to a dismal record of missions to the Red Planet.
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