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Graham was mostly unimpressed.

Analysts were mostly unimpressed by the results.

Everywhere economists are welcoming rising net exports and shrinking budget deficits (see briefing).Yet ordinary voters and the unemployed are mostly unimpressed.

While Western economists are mostly unimpressed by Malaysia's controls, many speak highly of a quasi tax that Chile has imposed on short-term borrowings from abroad.

"Architectural historians and art critics were mostly unimpressed," said Angus Kress Gillespie, professor of American studies at Rutgers and author of "Twin Towers" (Rutgers University Press).

In 2010, the church backed immigration proposals that kept families together and focused on criminal activity rather than federal violations, and this year, Utah's LGBT and religious protections legislation was applauded by LGBT groups, while social conservatives were mostly unimpressed.

It also requires that all governments co-operate in levying the tax (unlikely, you might suppose); otherwise financial transactions would simply shift to non-co-operating countries.The business leaders gathered in Davos were mostly unimpressed, especially by the proposed levy on air travel, which would hurt one of the world's financially weakest industries.

Indeed, students are mostly unimpressed with how much movement they get in their day.

I used the new GR and was quite unimpressed, mostly because of the lack of a hybrid focusing system.

She was similarly unimpressed.

Dararua was decidedly unimpressed.