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The major defect of that arthritic art was "illustrationism" - weak work by weaklings for weaklings.
It doesn't help that many of the better-known artists are frequently represented by weak work.
Foreign and local businessmen complain about corruption, Iraq's impenetrable bureaucracy and weak work ethic, but concede that such defects are outweighed by the profits.
Although in retrospect he considers it weak work, he has retained some of the sequences from this Danish version for the Ballet Theater production.
Such events can be a mixed bag but the format ensures that weak work is over quickly and strong work really pops, efficiently introducing new talent for you to keep an eye on.
Back to the jock-pol lowlights of 2012: Chris Dudley was a strong rebounder and shot blocker for several teams over 16 seasons, a tribute to his athleticism, but he was also the NBA's all-time second-worst foul shooter (the mark of a weak work ethic), setting the league record for 13 missed free throws in a row.
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Wilson even asks in his catalogue essay, as if to acknowledge the fact, whether weak works say more than strong ones.
Processes-satisfaction has been found as weak: work-flows are poorly organised among team-members, there are many problems in allocation of responsibilities.
There is usually something to like in even the weakest work — just as there is nearly always some weakness in the strongest work; most reviews, if anything, should be somewhat mixed.
In his weaker work, this trope can seem glib and schematic.
This gap between his best work and weakest work had to do with the level of John's commitment.
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