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The hoariness of the story might have been intolerable if Thorne didn't make Lucy so unexpectedly charming.
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Followed by Internet companies, like Concur and Egencia, taking the offline product and putting it online — with all the UI hoariness that implies.
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But as a portrait of an embattled woman pulled between the demands of love and success, "Funny Girl" still exudes the tear-stained hoariness of a black-and-white weepie from the 1930s.
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Emerging markets are relatively more heavily exposed to banks and big technology groups, and they tend to suffer an outsized response when the U.S. lurches down – a risk given the hoariness of the U.S. economic recovery, uncertainty over interest rates and trade tensions.
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Velija "Dedo" Bećirspahić was a Bosnian-Herzegovinian football player and a coach. Widely known by nickname Dedo (grandpa) due to early hair hoariness, he spent his entire professional career with FK Željezničar. He started his career in FK Pofalićki, a small club from Sarajevo. He was spotted there by coaches of FK Željezničar and in 1967 signed a contract with the club in which he would spend the rest of his career.
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A. A. Dowd of The A.V. Club said, "on top of the general hoariness, this is also an uncommonly, at times unbelievably inept movie; from its acting to its script to most of its technical aspects, it feels barely fit for the big screen. The Bye Bye Man is so bad, in fact, that it retroactively improves the half-assed Hollywood horror that it’d be lucky to better resemble." Kalyn Corrigan, writing for Bloody Disgusting, said the film had "poorly developed characters", a "muddled mythology", and "horribly shoddy editing," ultimately giving the film a 2/5 rating. Jake Dee for JoBlo.
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