"We had a letdown last year, I had a letdown last year," Green said.
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This phenomenon called a "forceful letdown" or "overactive letdown," occurs when a woman's breasts are full and the internal reflex to let the milk flow is triggered, usually by her baby sucking.
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Its capacity as merely a map guide was a letdown.
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Uber's performance on the public market has been a letdown.
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The letdown vanished, however, once folks started driving the Supra.
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I still have the niggling feeling of being a letdown.
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It's good, not great & that's a letdown for Pixar. pic.twitter.
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For Cimorelli, it always is perhaps the year's biggest letdown.
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This conclusion — for now — was a big letdown for me.
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That makes the letdown less comical and more disturbingly personal.
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I don't think your subconscious thinks it can take another letdown.
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Another letdown for some people might be the limited display features.
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Any letdown in Thursday's earnings report could certainly punish the stock.
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Obviously a letdown, not only for myself, but for the team.
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Too bad this 90-minute play's ending is such a letdown.
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The fish itself looks really cool, but in taste it's letdown.
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I don't mind if it gets hype and is a letdown.
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"The U.S. Open was a massive letdown for me," Sock said.
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Should we be surprised, then, that the climax is a letdown?
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The lack of food (other than popcorn) was also a letdown.
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It's both a major victory and a bit of a letdown.
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But if anyone had, the event would have been a letdown.
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And also why VIEWS, an otherwise good album, feels like a letdown.
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With that as a baseline, most anything else is a heartbreaking letdown.
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This is far from the first letdown in Bryant's 20-year career.
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Other aspects of the experience at Da Legna, however, were a letdown.
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For Elba, it was the second box office letdown of the year.
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For those looking for oversized outperformance, Apple's record quarter was a letdown.
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Many of the images in Letdown depict breast-feeding and its effects.
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"It was a letdown because I really believed in (JUUL)," Starnes said.
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In addition to being a letdown, the August number is notoriously volatile.
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As a result, the big reveal is a bit of a letdown.
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This is arguably a bigger letdown than being catfished on a date.
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Again and again, the contrast with the onstage present was a letdown.
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But for too many students, college is a letdown, betrayal or taunt.
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On Monday, Ms. Tsai acknowledged that the Solomons' decision was a letdown.
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The biggest letdown is Ali, who doesn't even seem to be trying anymore.
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The comfortable rubber cushion is designed to massage the breast and stimulate letdown.
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Heck, the game itself is gonna be kind of a letdown after this.
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We don't know if we can handle another "just friends" letdown from them.
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There wasn't a letdown for Seton Hall following a pair of emotional victories.
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"It was a total letdown on both ends," Bucks center Greg Monroe said.
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So the finale's focus on Nick and Jess's relationship felt like a letdown.
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"They didn't have a letdown," Devils coach John Hynes said of the Ducks.
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Driving this car, especially in a busy city, is not a total letdown.
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But those bland photos beyond the cover are a bit of a letdown.
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The fact that we didn't have anything prepared was kind of a letdown.
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Oh sure, but in a funny way, it was kind of a letdown.
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I was God, I was a queen, and everything after was a letdown.
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The only ailment I currently host has been a bit of a letdown.
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" Indeed, the newspaper Indian Express called the selection of Adityanath a "tragic letdown.
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The third Cavs-Warriors finals has the makings of a letdown as well.
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BRITISH SPORT No letdown in Rio after playing at home in London 276.
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Despite the letdown of the first tryout, Archibald helped Velasquez get another opportunity.
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As anticipated as it was, the fight was a letdown for several reasons.
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Anything short of Princess Leia being projected in mid-air would be a letdown.
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" Asked if cherry's victory was a letdown, Oliver said, "We're not disappointed at all.
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So what do you do in a world where sunscreen sounds like a letdown?
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It's one of those twist endings that, though surprising, also feels like a letdown.
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But without a strong network of friends using VR, Rooms could be a letdown.
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Like so many other cable news clocks, it was a countdown to a letdown.
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Though the ending is a letdown, the queasiness up to then is well orchestrated.
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That expected letdown in growth is encouraging a shift to a long-neglected strategy.
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Leicester's riposte to the tacit accusation that their presence was a letdown was emphatic.
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WeWork's shelved IPO wasn't the only letdown from a buzzy consumer company this year.
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Anything short of Princess Leia projected in mid-air will be a complete letdown.
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But the ghost of Raymond Chandler had better be ready for a big letdown.
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Which is why this sudden move into hackneyed territory feels like such a letdown.
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I'm sure it would be a big letdown from what exists in my memory.
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"You know, they've won and perhaps there will some letdown now in enthusiasm," Sen.
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All summer long, it's been one crummy thing after another of just a letdown.
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After winning the opening set from Querrey, Schnur appeared to be facing a letdown.
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Like so: Where to look: Okay, I have a bit of a letdown here.
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That's been for some people — but not for me — a little bit of letdown.
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Though I'm not really sure what I was expecting, the meal was a letdown.
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Ryu: The Game of Thrones finale was always bound to be something of a letdown.
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Now that might sound like a letdown, but this too was a display of force.
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That would be a letdown for Chandler, who considers himself a leader in this group.
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Osaka and Andreescu had never played, and their first meeting was anything but a letdown.
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But the lack of bubbles or foam was a letdown even though it tasted light.
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That's a testament to the leaders on this team for not allowing a letdown to happen.
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It was a letdown for me personally to find that my domestic partner passed the test.
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The final scene of Andrei's arc — and of the mini-series — ends up being a letdown.
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Despite the letdown at this incomplete ending, I knew right away what most critics would say.
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But there is an inevitable letdown when this decidedly unconventional movie settles into more familiar territory.
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There was no letdown for the Ravens, who upended previously undefeated New England a week earlier.
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Fortunately for Lionsgate's production team, this letdown was mostly the handiwork of a partner, Millennium Films.
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Downstream would be midnight showings, monographs, dorm rooms, and weed, but first there was the letdown.
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Wall Street welcomed the letdown, relieving health-care stocks of the pressure they had been feeling.
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Again — a big letdown was online fraud, which still accounts for a huge proportion of fraud.
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That's quite a letdown for a series that had the potential to do so much more.
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The biggest letdown is the display, which looks dated with its large bezels and smaller size.
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As the Bachelor, Pete was a real letdown from the precedent Hannah Brown set last year.
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The Bulldogs wasted little time showing they wouldn't have a letdown playing against the struggling Jaguars.
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Big tipped the new scale at 876 grams, or 1.93 pounds, which was a big letdown.
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The letdown is that she doesn't get to do much more than what I've described above.
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We didn't want to have another letdown against a very good team that was playing extremely well.
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Along with the retail letdown, industrial production fell 0.5% against Wall Street estimates of a 0.1% gain.
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Don't expect a letdown from Iowa, not with a road date with No. 14 Purdue looming Saturday.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)In some ways, the ZenBook S213's biggest letdown is it battery life.
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But it was a big letdown for Booker, who was watching his dreams of football glory wither.
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The study published today doesn't reveal anything new — and that's a bit of a letdown, he says.
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Her new series, Letdown, chronicles her first two years of motherhood and how physically demanding they've been.
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It looks a bit like every other blue crayon we've ever known, which is a tremendous letdown.
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But so far, Beckham has been a letdown, and now he gets the Patriots' league-best defense.
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Would I find the famous porterhouse steak to be as big of a letdown as he did?
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For those who prefer this show with generous portions of Mexican fare, this episode is a letdown.
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Jankovich was concerned about his team having a letdown after a 60-51 win over then-No.
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The Casual Pleasure of Disappointment was a letdown for almost everyone, but in an almost satisfying way.
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Fresh off a road win against a ranked opponent, Syracuse seemed to experience a letdown on Saturday.
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That her final season arc ended up being about what boy she might kiss was a letdown.
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But Harris faded in polling before the debates, and her performance on Wednesday night was a letdown.
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He was looking back with worried eyes, wondering if, like Paris itself, he was a big letdown.
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That is a letdown given that the movie stars Will Smith, and was directed by Ang Lee.
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Thomas, 24 and already a three-time tour winner this season, could not avoid a similar letdown.
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A presidential cycle without representation at one of the debates would be a huge letdown for Libertarians.
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After the musical adventures of the first half, however, Dvorak's genial quartet was something of a letdown.
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She did offer letdown snow-lovers this: February is usually the snowiest month in New York City.
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Desperate to alleviate his crushing stress, this letdown led Dan toward the decision to experiment with psilocybin.
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The Microsoft Surface HeadphonesPhoto: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)This is where the Microsoft Surface Headphones feel like a letdown.
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Usually it's not that great to meet your idols and work with them; it's kind of a letdown.
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"I would not bank on a letdown coming anytime soon," said Darren Cahill, a coach and television commentator.
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But seeing clearly, after the lazy river letdown, it became obvious she had been overcompensating the whole time.
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Prior to Wednesday's letdown, Vargas yielded a total of seven hits while recording back-to-back scoreless outings.
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Combined with the replaceable battery, memory card slot and top-tier specs, the phone is not a letdown.
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The hardware in the R9000 gives it extraordinary potential, but the execution is a bit of a letdown.
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"It was pretty exciting, but also kind of a letdown at same point," Maluuba product manager Rahul Mehrotra.
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It was a huge letdown from a conference season that saw individual talent consistently shine throughout the year.
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There was, to be honest, a slight letdown when Ms. Hudson showed up after all that feverish expectation.
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WIMBLEDON, England — After the tennis upset of the year, there was no Manic Monday letdown for Sam Querrey.
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And that feeling of letdown, and not the arguably inane content itself, is what Facebook is aiming at.
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The Northern Irishman said he would need some time to pick apart another letdown in the final round.
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Expecting a letdown from the Texans similar to the one Los Angeles delivered last week seems highly unlikely.
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Handle your kids' disappointment: Here's how to deal with the letdown when school and birthday parties are canceled.
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Coming after the much-hyped 2000 vintage, the '01 was considered something of a letdown by many critics.
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Mr. Katzman, meanwhile, is on to other things after experiencing a brief letdown as he completed his collection.
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Which is why it's kind of a letdown to realize how little porgs are actually in the movie.
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"The Letdown" isn't the only current show with a baby monitor trained on mothers and their young children.
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Both "Motherland" and "The Letdown" stick a dad amid the mom's groups, an equal-opportunity, tent-widening gesture.
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The glossaries, on the other hand, may come as a bit of a letdown to old-school wordniks.
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The Odyssey laptops' matte displays were also a letdown, exhibiting so-so viewing angles and a muted color palette.
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And Jane's expectations would be so big, we knew that she was really setting herself up for a letdown.
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I had found the show's third season a bit of a letdown, and the fourth season slow to start.
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"I think the seasonal factor for natural gas is the winter, [which was ultimately] a big letdown," said Ablin.
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" Schiff said the right faces the danger of a letdown when the memo "doesn't live up to its billing.
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In some ways, this feels like a letdown — you have to launch a game to experience PSVR's full impact.
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Kentucky (2-0) avoided any letdown on the strength of its defense, which dominated the Spartans three days earlier.
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As far as new features go, Android O is likely to be a bit of a letdown for many.
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We had 353 years to prepare, and yet, Independence Day 2: Resurgence, like The Matrix: Revolutions, is a letdown.
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The emotions that follow a letdown have a pretty predictable sequence, says psychologist Mary C. Lamia, author of Emotions!
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The injuries made a letdown that had begun to feel inevitable and already in motion into a cold fact.
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It follows, then, that Ertz was perhaps hit the hardest of all by the emotional letdown of Sunday's rout.
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Mr. Schimmnowski said he felt no letdown now that part of the mystery surrounding the expedition has been solved.
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But then again, I feel that familiar buzz sometimes, the yank of ambition, and the letdown isn't SO bad.
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But despite the financial letdown, the researchers say they are confident the technical evidence points to the Lazarus group.
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On the other hand, however, I find the always-on display to be somewhat of a letdown in practice.
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But for some new and newish mothers, "The Letdown" may feel so achingly familiar that it's just about unwatchable.
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"While we loved watching the Rolling Stones last night, Bob Dylan's set was a letdown," said a disappointed Keller.
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We get a good lead, get up 20, maybe 15 and start feeling good, and we just have a letdown.
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The fact is, as much as we try to get excited about NYE, it's always a bit of a letdown.
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Before the crummy job — and the letdown that came with it — I had no routine for pursuing my extracurricular passions.
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But the point is, there'd been a lot of interesting and weird things beforehand, and a letdown seemed almost inevitable.
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In both Invocation and Letdown, ponderous themes of mourning and absence contrast with the artworks' flimsy cardboard and plywood construction.
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China, where Ferrari had looked sure to use their straight-line speed advantage to telling effect, proved a similar letdown.
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It's a jarring end for what is ostensibly a children's special, but there is still something beautiful about the letdown.
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Because KD has to go through a post "Decision" letdown like LeBron for there to be balance in the universe.
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It was sort of a letdown and we had to just keep going and figure out our next viable path.
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Kodi That might sound like a bit of a letdown, but it's in keeping with the spirit of the project.
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It's also my nightmare, and I don't mean in terms of the debate's juiciness for journalists or letdown as entertainment.
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Round 20093 of the showdown turned into a letdown, with Matthews and the Maple Leafs winning, 3-2, in overtime.
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Unfortunately, he was in for a big letdown: The customer came back the next day asking for the money back.
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I wrongly expected that the debate would be a letdown, especially after last week's blistering matchup of Trump and Clinton.
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A letdown is hardly out of the question, but the trick is for no one to get ahead of oneself.
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Despite the fever pitch leading up to the release, the Friday it was published was a letdown for all involved.
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Woods, who has had four back operations since 2014, alluded on Tuesday to a letdown after his emotional Masters finish.
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Andrew Das: Croatia in anything but the checkerboard feels like a letdown, but that Perisic shot nearly makes everyone forget.
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"Maybe it's only human and understandable that Novak had a letdown, because he achieved everything he wanted to," Federer said.
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"This has been a bit of a letdown in the industrial heartland," said Mr. Gerard, who is based in Pittsburgh.
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Ms. Bell, the co-creator of "The Letdown" who stars as Audrey, became pregnant while she was making the pilot.
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Pick: Giants +9.5 While acknowledging the potential for a third consecutive letdown from the Dallas offense, we picked Cowboys -3.
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Patrick Kane tallied the lone shootout goal for Chicago, who earned a point in the standings despite the late letdown.
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Patrick Kane tallied the lone shootout goal for Chicago, who earned a point in the standings despite the late letdown.
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But unfortunately for fans, the early critical consensus seems to be that The Rise of Skywalker is a sour letdown.
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To put her into the villain role just so we could have this spectacular ending was kind of a letdown.
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The fight between Mayweather and Pacquaio was widely panned as a letdown ( "Don't put that one on me," White said).
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Saint Mary's The Gaels' loss to Winthrop on Monday night was a letdown after a season-opening win over Wisconsin.
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While it can be nice to step away from that from time to time, it was a bit of a letdown.
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Few seemed surprised that the game was a letdown when it was released; after all, it was just another Barbie game.
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I stop at the McDonald's near the complex for fries and a Coke to try and make up for yesterday's letdown.
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"I was totally prepared for a letdown, or for something to be wrong," Ponto told Us Weekly of her first ultrasound.
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The one letdown with Huawei's P30 Pro cameras is that its video quality is not a match for its still photography.
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She pointed out that Jed had been born three weeks early and my letdown likely hadn't yet received its work order.
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No one talks about the low moments — the pressure you feel, the incredible letdown every time you hear the baby cry.
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You can usually count on a healthy amount of ports on a gaming laptop, and the Triton 260 isn't a letdown.
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"Well, it was certainly a letdown, to say the least," said Johnson, who fell back precipitously after that Lap 149 restart.
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President Obama's overall presidency was a letdown for progressives expecting the hope and change his 2008 and 2012 presidential campaigns promised.
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Jonathan Turley, a law professor at George Washington University, cautioned that it's possible that the Comey hearing could be a letdown.
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Kohl's, Macy's, TJMaxx, and Best Buy have all had stellar 2018 campaigns, and they don't want a letdown on Cyber Monday.
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Or you could say that without touchdowns, he's been a letdown, as he's topped 70 receiving yards just once this season.
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Instead, the next device will be branded the "iPhone Edition" — which, if we're being honest, is a bit of a letdown.
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And Van Vechten's crime, when it is revealed, is exactly what we'd expect from a clubby, insidery, lecherous man — a letdown.
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The biggest letdown of all is the ballroom sequence, which just looks like two people dancing awkwardly in an empty room.
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Still others were concerned that the big day would be a letdown or that the wedding itself would ruin their relationship.
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Few seemed surprised that the game was a letdown when it was released; after all, it was just another Barbie game.
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With the schedule about to intensify, Boston College tries to avoid another letdown at home when it hosts Hartford on Friday.
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The bottom line: I really wanted to like "Capital and Ideology," but have to acknowledge that it's something of a letdown.
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But "we both were brought up in city culture, and living in West Des Moines was a letdown," Mr. Shanbog said.
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But let's face it, wouldn't the new fixed sculpture be a bit of a letdown next to the (secretly loved) original?
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LILLE, France — After an agonizing defeat in Croatia's previous Davis Cup final, there was no letdown for Marin Cilic this time.
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In this book, adult children are a letdown: They are drug addicts or mentally unwell or highly needy or simply jerks.
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"I had him over for dinner, and demanded that he reciprocate," she said, but all told, the evening was a letdown.
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For anyone expecting this exhibition to reveal deeper truths about Chernobyl or nuclear explosions, Projeto Chernobyl might feel like a letdown.
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We brought Snapchat's new $380 smart glasses on a trip to London, and their biggest selling point was a major letdown.
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But the presentation throughout was a letdown — like getting pink bunny pajamas for Christmas instead of a Red Ryder BB gun.
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It's almost a guaranteed letdown and it may even signal some sort of top for the person or subject at hand.
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While many people reacted positively to the promotion, others felt it was an anticlimactic letdown — and a confusing one at that.
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"It's not always easy; you tend to have a letdown when you get back home after that," their captain, Ryan Getzlaf, said.
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It natively relies on Google Fit and Google Fit Workout to record your data, however, and that's a bit of a letdown.
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Or, his testimony could be a huge letdown, where nothing new is learned and Mueller gives staccato answers to poorly worded questions.
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He is protected by an impenetrable and ever-present armor of enthusiasm that has helped him endure any setback, letdown or underestimation.
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There is no time now for a letdown, and we have to put the pedal down and really go for this thing.
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THE TAKEAWAY USC got its mojo back after the letdown in South Bend, dominating Arizona State on both sides of the ball.
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"The fear baked into global markets is some sort of letdown in Trump's policies not able to get through Congress," Lafferty said.
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I think it makes the solve more exciting, and there's no letdown from having guessed the theme right out of the gate.
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Citigroup economist Andrew Hollenhorst said he remains "cautiously optimistic" on investment spending growth, even in light of the letdown from Friday's data.
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There was some trepidation that the plan, touted by President Donald Trump as "massive," could be a letdown after hyped-up expectations.
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"I had a bit of a letdown but that's the way it is," Sharapova said of her loss of the second set.
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Coach John Calipari was unsure if his freshman-dominated team would use the win as a springboard or experience an emotional letdown.
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Fortunately for the Orange, it wasn't a big enough letdown and they were able to stave off an upset bid in Syracuse.
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The letdown was especially cutting because the Haus der Kunst was built by Hitler in the 1930s to house Nazi propaganda art.
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The letdown followed a rush of antics by cities across North America to entice the retailer with tax breaks and publicity stunts.
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"It was a big letdown, I have to say," Zorka Milin, a senior legal adviser with Global Witness, told The New Republic.
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The abrupt letdown was a brutal shock to everyone involved, and resulted in the severing of the seemingly unbreakable Sondheim-Prince collaboration.
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The loss was another letdown after a break for the Rangers, who were coming off a five-day All-Star Game hiatus.
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In retrospect, there was probably little he could have done in his second start that would not be viewed as a letdown.
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Which makes it all the more of a letdown that "1917" is impressive but oddly distancing; ultimately stirring but too often gimmicky.
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Still, while the TV ratings may have been a letdown for CBS, the network definitely scored big thanks to its streaming numbers.
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Aside from this mystic boob-show loophole, it's actually the lack of imagination or ingenuity is the true letdown of The Witcher.
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The feeling of hopelessness grew when Lip lost his sobriety after the letdown and beat of Sierra's son's father in a drunken rage.
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Ragnarok is not one of my favorite Marvel movies, and its chief villain, Hela (Cate Blanchett), is ultimately a bit of a letdown.
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Intel's Core M was an inadequate processor for what this 4K laptop was trying to do, and the battery was a letdown too.
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The first 2012 games of their season had been a sinkhole, with 63 losses and untold angst for a team synonymous with letdown.
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After back-to-back wins over ranked opponents, No. 23 South Carolina hopes to avoid a letdown when it hosts Vermont on Thursday.
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After months of speculation, preparation and a big letdown in its hometown, San Francisco, Lyft finally rolled out its first scooters this week.
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A fight like McGregor-Mayweather captures the imagination, and it never leaves the realm of speculation for the letdown of the real world.
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When he was contacted by Sharp Decisions, he was waiting for the letdown of being rejected because he didn't have those funds available.
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But it still feels like a letdown that the decision hangs on a matter as mundane as the success of a TV ad.
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No. 19 Duke hopes to avoid a letdown on the heels of an emotional victory when it hosts struggling Clemson on Saturday afternoon.
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Having a birthday that falls on a major holiday can sometimes be a bit of a letdown — but not if you're Hailey Baldwin.
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Jacksonville hasn&apost won consecutive games in more than a year and followed three 20-plus-point victories this season with letdown losses.
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But that letdown, which came weeks before Durant joined an already-powerful Warriors team, proved a minor bump on the road to greatness.
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While some people might find this creepy, I think the idea is exciting, and it's a letdown that the tech isn't there yet.
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Once you get past the initial huge letdown and just play it on its own merits, Pac-Man puts up a decent experience.
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"To have such a person as the leader of the opposition to Najib and the Barisan Nasional is a big letdown," he said.
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He finished behind Trump and Rubio in both South Carolina and Nevada, a letdown after his cycle-opening victory in the Iowa caucuses.
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But the even bigger letdown was when I tried to go back into the label scene and was auditioning over and over again.
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"The second goal wasn't necessarily caused because of a letdown after the first, but it definitely changed things," Canadiens coach Claude Julien said.
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We are increasingly seeing companies debut beneath their last private round, which is a letdown for late-stage investors and also some employees.
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After wearing a set of designer gowns to dine with dignitaries and movie stars, prom might be a little bit of a letdown.
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This deadline was ugly, monotonous and, in the context of what we expect these sorts of occasions to be, kind of a letdown.
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Considering the drop-off in expectations from picks 7 to 3, that letdown at the draft lottery could continue to sting for years.
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It may also feel like a letdown after the games on Saturday and Sunday, many of which have huge consequences for postseason play.
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I consider DECAY, being the "woe" of a "canine" tooth, to be a bit of a letdown, although not to the above magnitude.
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Frankly, given how daring this season has been at times, the season finale this week, titled "Romans," is a bit of a letdown.
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McMahon, who successfully turned wrestling into a global phenomenon, hyped it so much that by the time games aired they were a letdown.
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" By contrast, he insisted that for Sanders, "if he does not win Iowa, it is going to be a huge letdown for him.
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On Saturday, Netflix introduces "The Letdown," a comedy in which Mr. Brammall has a choice guest role as a loudly impatient drug dealer.
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Though the record winning streak has ended, the Indians insist there is plenty to play for and no reason to have a letdown.
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Provoking old memories of politicians bearing false hope, she suggested that Mr. Sanders was setting voters up for a letdown with his ambitious proposals.
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A big letdown is having to choose what will be in motion before doing anything else, since the cinemagraph saves as a locked MP4.
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The deal is a letdown to the lawmakers and industry players who pushed for more aggressive overhaul to challenge the market power of broadcasters.
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I was disappointed, you know, a little emotional letdown, concerned maybe about #MeToo and how Tony Robbins could really help it or hurt it.
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But for now, the letdown was palpable and set off a wave of investor worry, particularly because Goldman's competitors posted almost universally strong earnings.
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As useful as it was, she told The Press Democrat in Sonoma County, where she grew up, it was also something of a letdown.
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In that case, Europe serves as a shining example of how government-mandated paid leave can be a letdown, even in the long term.
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These defeats are usually fueled by the inevitable letdown voters and donors feel when their party doesn't deliver on all its promises, said Lee.
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Where "Glass" starts breaking down, unfortunately, is when the action kicks into motion, which proves to be something of a letdown and overly convoluted.
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But he's a bit of a letdown when playing reformed Scrooge — even though jovial, chuckling Patrick Stewart is one of this planet's greatest treasures.
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For dissenters, the tyranny of turkey is real — even though it's an ordeal to prepare, and most of us know it's generally a letdown.
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Still, if you were looking forward to having a Rosie scurrying around your abode, feather duster in hand, an Echo feels like a letdown.
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But the photo opportunity was a bit of a letdown: The pope's chagrined look drew peals of laughter across the late-night TV circuit.
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It was a Netflix comedy, a sweet Australian import called "The Letdown" about Audrey, a frazzled former speechwriter who joins a new mom's group.
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A good partner will understand that shit happens, and that it's not a letdown if a body doesn't perform exactly as its owner intends.
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There are a lot of people in suburban America who could wind up with the same letdown feeling when next they calculate their taxes.
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He wants to avoid the mental letdown of not having the player he often refers to as the team's top defender and decision maker.
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You should read Nilay's full review because he explains the joys of Atmos and the letdown that is Apple neglecting to support it at launch.
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It was a devastating letdown, of course, so I informed Pizza Daddy of this omission, making a reasonable request that offered them a way out.
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Stars blast Avalanche to extend winning streak DENVER — The Dallas Stars were primed for a letdown game after two emotional wins over the Chicago Blackhawks.
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Ultimate during Nintendo's E3 showcase gave the world a hell of a lot to look forward to and at least one huge letdown: Snake's butt.
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For fans of Tupac Shakur—or fans of movies in general—the biopic All Eyez on Me can only be described as a massive letdown.
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Ryan announced his long-shot bid in the wake of the Democrats' electoral letdown earlier this month, saying the party needs a change of direction.
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A break against us, they get one, we sort of had a letdown there, and then we started taking chances and they made us pay.
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Electors voted for Trump as expected, and the letdown for Clinton supporters and Trump detractors has no doubt whipped them straight back to dismal reality.
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Pundits believe we are nearing the infamous "Peak of Inflated Expectations" in the Gartner Hype Cycle (see Figure 153), and a long letdown is ahead.
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It's a letdown in the flesh — punk, squat and fussy: an awkward clash of glass with recycled railroad ties, arrayed as platforms around the base.
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Compared to these pop cultural depictions, the Frenzels' video and others like it might be a bit of a letdown, and that's precisely the point.
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On Sunday, Djokovic said he had suffered a letdown after finally winning the French Open, and he called the last few months far from ideal.
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They're fun, sure, but they may be somewhat of a letdown for anyone who loved the purpose and physical artistry of the fights in Daredevil.
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Even though I love fantasy movies and I liked the book series—it's fast-moving and absorbing—the movies were totally a letdown to me.
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The performance of the U.S. economy has been disappointing this year to say the least, and in one respect it's the biggest letdown since 2011.
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These photographs form a series within the larger project titled "Letdown," which refers to lactation, and also to the emotional roller coaster of early parenthood.
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Thanks to the miracle that was VHS in the early '80s, I got my wish nearly 10 years later — and it was a stunning letdown.
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The shoulder bag left on a chair by the door with a different seal — the House of Representatives — seems like a bit of a letdown.
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As I wrote in my review of Spectacles 3, I&aposve found that these much-hyped 3D filters for Spectacles have been a major letdown.
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Finding just the right product takes real work — and it's a huge letdown if you do all that work and end up with a dud.
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But as he tries to rally his younger supporters to Clinton's side, his departure from contention means he will likely experience some kind of emotional letdown.
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Although he's more controlled in the pick-and-roll, we haven't seen any progress in his ability to make plays there, a letdown given his talent.
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Those with long memories will recall the cable ad data consortium that rolled out in the early 2000s with enormous promise and proved an enormous letdown.
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His season petered out after that amid a psychological letdown and a worsening left knee, and he was not a factor in the other three majors.
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Much of the equity market gains, post-Brexit, are likely to be retraced, with the November election also acting as a letdown, no matter the outcome.
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The season of beach days, block parties, and fruity cocktails is nearly behind us, and the return of fall can be a bit of a letdown.
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One young chef, who had worked at L'Espérance, a three-star place an hour and a half's drive away, glumly admitted that Lameloise was a letdown.
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Early leads are the norm for Washington against Boston, but this time the Wizards avoided a letdown, pushing the lead to 30 in the second half.
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Despite the guidance letdown, BTIG maintained its "buy" rating and a $100 price target, implying a 25.9 percent upside from the stock's Wednesday close of $79.42.
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That initial letdown may have been premature, though, because we might be seeing the slow-burn "delayed reaction" to the gas cloud's approach, the team said.
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In the rare case that she wins silver in an individual event — a huge accomplishment in and of itself — it's considered a bit of a letdown.
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There's so much hype involved that when you're actually in the moment, it can feel like a bit of a letdown once the deed is done.
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From that vantage point, with the players sliding and the groundstrokes flying, the Mathieu Court feels like a conventional court, which is something of a letdown.
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For a brief spell amongst the chaos of the episode, this colossal letdown makes every member of the team stand out in their own unique ways.
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McMahon built it up so much, and left so little time for players to train, that by the time the games aired, they were a letdown.
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The slight adjustment was seen as somewhat of a letdown after earlier reports that the central bank could modify policy to make its program more sustainable.
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Montez was 275 of 235 for 20 yards and an interception for Colorado, which showed no letdown in a rout of the Wildcats of the FCS.
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The concern is that Kansas City has now lost winnable games at home to Tennessee and Indianapolis, with no key injuries to blame for either letdown.
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In "The Letdown," his function is to help convey the degradation that motherhood has brought to the life of the heroine, Audrey, played by Alison Bell.
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In Mr. Ward's goat-land, where testicles can be read as a heart, the little bell inside may be a letdown, or a seed of hope.
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But the solution to the mystery is a letdown, and as the unwieldy plot is wrestled into shape, the characters never have a chance to breathe.
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Still, others saw the deal as another big letdown after their hopes of electing a woman to the country's highest office were crushed on Nov. 8.
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Following season after season of increasingly clever answers to increasingly clever mysteries, seeing the banal reality of a giant drain stopper was something of a letdown.
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After you've become acclimated to and then greedy for the luxuriousness of the illuminations, at first the austerity of the printed page feels like a letdown.
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So perhaps the best way to think of Fate of the Furious isn't as a letdown in a long-running series, but simply as a new beginning.
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Klay Thompson's 40 points, Draymond Green's triple-double and an offense that handed out 1213 assists ensured the Warriors would avoid a letdown, but bigger challenges remain.
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" CNN said "Last Jedi" felt "like a significant letdown, one that does far less than its predecessor to stoke enthusiasm for the next leg in the trilogy.
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The Utah Jazz lifted themselves all alone into the No. 8 spot with a victory on Wednesday but suffered a letdown on Thursday and dropped back down.
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"I just felt this enormous letdown, just kind of loss of feeling and direction and sadness," she told Pauley about her emotions in the election's immediate aftermath.
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North partnered with Mapbox to bring maps to the glasses, and while that was the feature I was most excited about, it ended up being a letdown.
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Fourth-ranked North Carolina hopes to avoid a letdown after recording an inspiring road victory when it returns home to take on dangerous Wofford on Wednesday night.
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Just beyond the Invocation videos stands Letdown (2017), a small forest of bisecting plywood panels with inkjet prints of barren landscapes and used tableware affixed to them.
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Now the Musketeers must try and avoid a letdown when they play their final Big East Conference road game of the season on Sunday at Seton Hall.
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So, not getting to see what Venom looks like (especially after the lackluster cinematic version in 2007's Spider-Man 3) is a bit of a letdown.
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Detroit ended a five-game slide by winning 21-22 at Cleveland on Monday and avoided a letdown by crushing the Philadelphia 23ers 2102-43 on Wednesday.
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We were super excited to cut this open and see the filling flow out, but ooze factor aside, this salted egg yolk croissant was quite a letdown.
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"It was a hard balance to get; where the voice wasn't patronizing and yet was still a letdown," the episode's director Toby Haynes told The Hollywood Reporter.
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The result was a huge letdown for the host nation, who were vastly superior and had the raucous support of a capacity crowd at the Maracana stadium.
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Despite the efficiency, it was almost a letdown that the half-inning did not include a sensational defensive play after the memorable moments from the previous inning.
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"It was kind of a letdown," Facebook's accessibility specialist Matt King, who is blind, tells Refinery29 of what it was like using the social network without sight.
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When a letdown lingers—often longer than the high of having an expectation met—it's a sign you probably had more to lose than gain, says Proulx.
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The prolific performance by Hurts, a freshman, dispelled any concerns that the Crimson Tide would suffer a letdown after a bruising win at No. 19 Louisiana State.
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It zooms in on the most optimistic moment in a relationship (you met someone you might actually like!) and cuts away before the letdown (nevermind, he's terrible!).
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The problem is, compared with the annual red carpet fashion show that is the Gala, a normal fashion show is bound to be something of a letdown.
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The work is enchanting, but ends with a disappointingly crude CGI narwhal swimming a bit too stiffly — a letdown after the drenching beauty up to that point.
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The result, though, could only be seen as a letdown: a shapeless, lifeless and directionless loss that felt more lopsided than the 22019-220 final score indicated.
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There was an initial sense on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning that the midterms had been a letdown for Democrats, a blue trickle rather than a wave.
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Laura is the movie's one minor letdown, partly because she seems more frivolous than Paterson, with pursuits that are more hobbies than they are brow-furrowing art.
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It's one of those deals where (the record streak) is in the past, but we didn't really think of it as a letdown when we did lose.
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"I had to redeem myself after that letdown on the breakaway the other way," said Zibanejad, whose mistake gave Palmieri a chance to complete a hat trick.
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"Pope Francis' talk today was a stunning letdown, a catastrophic misreading of the grief and outrage of the faithful," said Anne Barrett Doyle, a leader of BishopAccountability.
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Compared to the Solar Impulse 2, which matched the wingspan of a 747 and could stay aloft for days on end, this new plane feels like a letdown.
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Irving, Brown help Celtics outrun Kings BOSTON — The Boston Celtics put an early end to coach Brad Stevens' concerns about a possible letdown against the struggling Sacramento Kings.
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Though that was a major letdown for 90s kids everywhere, we can get excited once again because a different iconic snack from the same era is officially returning.
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Unfortunately, Macs connected to the Core X Chroma will only have support for AMD's GPUs due to limitations within macOS itself, which is a bit of a letdown.
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She went on to say that Charles expressed being letdown again at Harry's christening, telling Diana's mother, 'We were so disappointed – we thought it would be a girl.
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"I just felt this enormous letdown, just kind of loss of feeling and direction and sadness," Clinton, whose new book, What Happened, comes out September 12, told Pauley.
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Everyone's talking about how weepy they were during last night's premiere of This Is Us, but it was all a bit of a letdown for One Direction fans.
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The Night Of landed so elegantly — and I have to admit, I did not see that coming — that to touch it again is just asking for a letdown.
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It wasn't until I had rewatched The Force Awakens in 23D a few days later that I realized why it was such a letdown on the first viewing.
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Alisha Grauso, Moviepilot: The plot isn't all that complex, and by the time we get to the villain behind the villain in Ares, it's something of a letdown.
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Cramer said the downgrade was thoughtful in the sense that it tried to anticipate a letdown after the release of the next iPhone, but mistaken for several reasons.
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"This has been a bit of a letdown in the industrial heartland," United Steelworkers International president Leo Gerard said in an August interview with The New York Times.
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While the UI is more fun, hearing "playing a sample of …" is a big letdown, especially when you are asking for a song that is in the charts.
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Unsurprisingly, the debut — hyped as "E Day" — caused quite the letdown, from the Edsel's appearance and features to its price given the poor state of the U.S. economy.
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With the bar set so high by companies cashing in on the idea of romantic love, it's inevitable for the holiday to be a bit of a letdown.
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Workplace wellness programs are, at best, a letdown—what good is a 10 percent discount off an Equinox membership when that already costs hundreds of dollars a month??
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She's frustrated at her government, which she said has been "a bit of a letdown" and could have "acted more swiftly" to get help and resources to people.
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For Trump, the changing portrait has become another letdown in a nomination process gone awry, even as he staunchly defends his nominee and presses Congress to confirm him.
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Kentucky, fresh off ending a 31-game losing streak to Florida, avoided any letdown Saturday when the Wildcats defeated in-state foe Murray State, 48-10, at Kroger Field.
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In particular, the renewed focus on Russia is seen as a major letdown after Tuesday when top officials were riding high, congratulating one another on Trump's speech to Congress.
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Parents may also be dealing with feelings of deflation and disappointment following adoption, not dissimilar to the letdown some people experience after the accomplishment of a major life goal.
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It was a narratively and visually disjointed pseudo-documentary shot on early 360-degree film equipment, and for the initial crop of VR fans, a bit of a letdown.
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So maybe we should just learn from the past, skip the phase of painful letdown, and keep these examples of Sony over-design fixed in their position behind glass.
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"This has been somewhat of a more gentle letdown than the other two corrections, and it may at some point level out, but it's hard to know," said Angus.
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The sense of letdown felt by some voters helps to explain why Renzi is struggling to sell his most ambitious reform yet, a complex revision of the Italian constitution.
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In the face of a once-in-generation election, this year's debates have been a letdown in both the "fight night" format and the narrow substance of the questions.
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In many ways, it felt like a letdown that Miguel and Migos had to follow Cardi's performance because she shut the festival down three hours before it officially ended.
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A party seven decades in the making on the North Side of this city has turned into a letdown, and only a near-miracle can save the Cubs now.
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Yes, but: It also builds anticipation, which could lead to a letdown if the final devices aren't more exciting than the sum of the features that are shared early.
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Speaking before dozens of her loyal aides, an emotional Clinton spoke frankly about the raw wound of the election, but she asked disappointed Americans to look beyond the letdown.
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This week's episode of "Succession" is somewhat of a letdown in comparison to the previous three, all of which have been tightly constructed, genuinely tense and often explosively funny.
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"This quarter is disappointing but not as bad as 43Q, but we think could be a slight letdown given strong performance in the shares recently," Evercore ISI analyst said.
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"I was a tad disappointed, but then again, it had run up so much in anticipation of a blowout quarter that there was a letdown for certain," Cramer said.
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The rear end on many cars can be a letdown, especially when you're talking about sporty luxury cars, where the idea is to create a haunchy, hunkered-down effect.
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It is a bit of a letdown to discover that the producer rAHHH is based in London—if only because I'd always assumed he'd floated somewhere above the Earth's surface.
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Maybe the biggest letdown, though (and this isn't JBL's, fault but a feature Google needs to enable) is that you can't add a smart display to your Google Assistant groups.
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But the Spaniard has slipped to 23rd in the world rankings, perhaps suffering a psychological letdown after finally winning a major at the Masters last year, and also getting married.
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"This is a disgrace and a big letdown to the women and girls of Malawi," said Emma Kaliya, executive director of the Malawi Human Rights Resource Centre, in a statement.
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It's a bit of a letdown after all the buildup, but the Senate Finance Committee has postponed its vote on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services nominee until tomorrow.
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The NFC shortcut button is also a bit of a letdown, as it only works when I press really hard on the case, making it virtually impractical in everyday use.
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It's great that Swift is supporting her friends' music — but for fans hoping to see photos of the "Welcome to New York" singer, the post might be a tiny letdown.
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If these initial devices ultimately prove buggy or are otherwise a letdown from a user perspective, it's going to be a fairly inauspicious start for a long-promised form factor.
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But if you unwrap your taco and discover it's nothing more than a sour-cream-less pedestrian mess of iceberg lettuce and ground beef—well, that would be a letdown.
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Virginia Tech and talented freshman quarterback Josh Jackson must avoid a letdown after an emotional season-opening victory when it hosts FCS member Delaware for its home opener Saturday afternoon.
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Columbus coach John Tortorella said he questioned whether his team may have overlooked its opponent, especially after having a little letdown after losing in overtime to Pittsburgh on Friday night.
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If you put a ubiquitous word like THE at 1A, there had better be something else that really stands out in that corner, or there's a bit of a letdown.
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Such a move would allow both parties to save face but would still amount to a major letdown for Trump as he approaches his 100th day in office on Saturday.
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"We believe the net cash proceeds from the sale will likely be viewed as a letdown, with investors likely expecting closer to $3 billion," the analyst wrote in a note.
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It's always a tiny letdown, because we already know everything before an executive confidently strides on a stage somewhere to tell you how their latest device is the best one ever.
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No. 15 Minnesota will try to avoid an emotional letdown after a huge road victory when it returns home Wednesday night to take on improving Niagara in a non-conference contest.
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After the catch-up came the letdown—a mixture of regret (I missed it), shame (Why do I care that I missed it?), and anxiety (Wait, what else did I miss
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Given the Herculean effort made to realize the project, one wonders if its incipient destruction might be a letdown, but Baldauf's highly cultivated and consciously practiced optimism fuels a different perspective.
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The biggest letdown doesn't show up on the specs sheetTo understand why the new Z Flip isn't as exciting as the Galaxy Fold, it really helps to see it in person.
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Then the inevitable letdown comes, everyone starts discovering the faults and pain points, and what was once a super exciting category of sci-fi tech becomes a wearying parade of inadequacy.
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"This is a human-nature game," Kerr said, excusing a sluggish first 214 211/212 quarters as a letdown following recent big wins over the Cleveland Cavaliers and San Antonio Spurs.
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Without a doubt, it has been a terrible 233 — and a huge letdown after Brazil's economic boom of the 228s, which helped it win the Olympics bid in the first place.
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Those areas were also the top reasons for feeling like their expectations were not met: Investment track record was the biggest reason for letdown (22 percent), followed by trust (16 percent).
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That all may seem like a bit of a letdown for anyone who was hoping "clear history" might finally allow them to take back some of their personal information from Facebook.
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ET, CSN California (Sacramento), YES (Brooklyn) ABOUT THE KINGS (6-10): Sacramento posted impressive wins over Toronto and Oklahoma City before Friday's letdown, and first-year coach Dave Joerger sees improvement.
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And when dusk arrived and English tennis fans could finally turn their undivided attention to the denouement of England's World Cup letdown against Croatia, only Nadal was still in the tournament.
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" In fact, Smith is already convinced there will be no letdown whatsoever for the Bucs this year now that Tom's in town ... telling us, "It's going to be a good year.
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If Mr. Kim doesn't show up in Seoul this month, it will be a huge letdown for Mr. Moon, who has repeatedly told his people that Mr. Kim promised to try.
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There is no denying that the 2017 playoffs were a serious letdown; combined, Golden State and Cleveland lost just one game on the way to their third successive N.B.A. finals showdown.
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But the victory did not herald a dynasty; the Cubs lost in the N.L. Championship Series in 2017, then lost the N.L. wild-card game last fall before this season's letdown.
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I go back to the times I was wrapped in fear, and I see myself, the girl that thought she could never handle another letdown, needle, or procedure somehow overcome it.
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Not only is Wildlands' narrative conclusion a massive letdown in terms of tension and story resolution, its treatment of drug trafficking and cartels is appallingly ignorant and still somehow heavy-handed.
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Considering that Avengers: Age of Ultron was widely considered to be a letdown, the studio may need to prove with Civil War that the bloom isn't off this particular comic-book rose.
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Pistons keep churning in rout of Suns DETROIT — When the Detroit Pistons upset the two-time defending champions on the road earlier this season, they had a big letdown the next game.
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Let me ask you a stupid question, why would you want to look better than you look in person because then when people meet you, they are disappointed, it&aposs a letdown.
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Benedict Cumberbatch is back as Sherlock Holmes, and unlike last year's letdown of Christmas special, he's not wasted on some Victorian-era flashback that turned out to all just be a dream.
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Robert Eggers, who took home the Best Director award at Sundance for the film, reimagines the Salem Witch Trials as if they hadn't been such a letdown — and there were actual witches.
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For those who were joyful and uplifted on inauguration day 2009, the years that followed have been a vast letdown: American politics got even uglier, policy progress always fell short of dreams.
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It's kind of a letdown, but just this Wednesday, the aforementioned group of researchers from Yale published the results of DNA analysis on a small piece of meat preserved from the meal.
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That's not the worst thing in the world, but it's a definite letdown for anyone looking to see one of the global leaders in consumer electronics living up to its vast potential.
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And it's true that if you were expecting Mr. Obama to preside over a complete transformation of America's political and economic scene, what he's actually achieved can seem like a big letdown.
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Jamie reacts to the trauma of the war and the strange letdown of its end by sinking into alcoholism and depression, while Ronsel tries to burrow back into life with his family.
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Eickhoff, Phillies blank Blue Jays TORONTO — The Toronto Blue Jays might have experienced a letdown Monday after winning three of four tense games with the Baltimore Orioles, an American League East rival.
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The letdown happened on Monday Night Raw, which followed one of the best shows the promotion has had this year, the inexplicably named and branded Great Balls of Fire pay-per-view.
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After blowing a two-goal lead in the third period to lose to Slovenia in overtime on Wednesday, Friday's performance showed U.S. coach Tony Granato his team had learned from that letdown.
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One day after world number two Andy Murray was surprisingly knocked out of competition, Djokovic had no such letdown despite suffering a bit of a wobble towards the end of the match.
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Analysts at Berenberg said some investors might have felt a bit letdown by the price, although any such disappointment on that front would be offset by Accor's plans for a share buyback.
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But this newfound success also brings the potential of a letdown, andone misstep could derail Colorado's conference title hopes with Utah and USCboth only a half-game back in the division standings.
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Hirstein says his account grows faster in the summer and on weekends, so he expects to see some letdown with the start of classes, but he doesn't expect the account to die.
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How he fits: The Jaguars had a major letdown in 15.53, failing to live up to preseason hype, and they were left with needs at tight end, running back and defensive depth.
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Why Google's quantum victory is a huge deal, and also a letdown Scientists say that Google's quantum computer solved a problem in 200 seconds that would take a normal supercomputer 10,000 years.
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So yes, if the title of "King of Westeros" is the important thing to you, this Game of Thrones finale was a letdown that can be measured on the Lost scale of anticlimaxes.
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"Available July 31 The Letdown: Season 2 (2019)"Audrey, mother of a 2-month-old, joins a new-parents support group, where she makes some quirky friends facing various challenges and life changes.
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Off to its first 6-33 start since 2001, No. 9 Washington State looks to avoid a letdown Friday on the road against a California team that has lost three in a row.
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Beyond the praise showered on the show, its finish bore similar hallmarks to his earlier co-creation "Lost," but here the pieces fit together more neatly as opposed to feeling like a letdown.
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"You might think when your account rolls over to seven digits that fireworks light up the sky, confetti falls, and the champagne starts flowing," writes Reining, who remembers the moment being a letdown.
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The game was a letdown for the Bengals, who held tough through three quarters and took a lead four seconds into the fourth quarter on a 34-yard field goal by Mike Nugent.
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But Klosterman has little to say about our collective moral blind spots — a letdown, because being wrong about the Good is a graver matter than being wrong about the universe, or about taste.
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Mexican food is a consistent letdown in Europe, but times are changing — the Mexican Donkey served authentic tacos with tomatillo salsa verde, complex mole without dairy, pink pickled onions and rustic wheat tortillas.
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Yet even with Luke integrated into the story, the film feels like a significant letdown, one that does far less than its predecessor to stoke enthusiasm for the next leg in the trilogy.
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But the ending is less of a letdown than it might have been, and the final shots are potent and provocative, sending you back over what came before with new ideas and questions.
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Hartnett said his call for an "Icarus"-like runup in stocks this year and then a letdown appears ready to play out, based on action in his firm's Bull and Bear sentiment indicator.
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Just hours earlier, in an empty Wells Fargo Center on Wednesday morning, when the latest letdown for the Knicks was still hours away, Carmelo Anthony had assessed the problem in front of him.
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The staff was kind enough to broadcast the participating speaker's words into the hallway, but their disembodied voices hardly made up for the letdown of not being able to see them in action.
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Crossing the bridge and entering the park, I remember thinking that though the floating mountains were certainly big and definitely kind of impressive, maybe they were actually a letdown because they didn't actually float.
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" MINH TRANG, SENIOR FOREIGN CURRENCY TRADER, SILICON VALLEY BANK, SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA: "It looks like a bit of a letdown even though the Fed's overall outlook is hawkish because their economic outlook has strengthened.
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Edre Olalia of the National Union of People's Lawyers, one of the plaintiffs in the case, said the decision was a "big letdown" and vowed to file a motion for reconsideration with the court.
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The action was the same as it always is, but when you know how the entire card is turning out because of whose contracts run out and when, it's a bit of a letdown.
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My only critique of the game is that it's over way too fast — once you've played through the wildly entertaining single-player story mode, the multi-player mode is a bit of a letdown.
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The Toronto Blue Jays were sellers at Monday's non-waiver trade deadline, dealing pitchers Francisco Liriano and Joe Smith for prospects, and the team responded with a big letdown on the field shortly afterward.
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"I, Robot" is the first episode to really spotlight Willow, and she's such a lovely and complex character that saddling her with this piece of '90s low kitsch is a bit of a letdown.
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I had assumed that Sissinghurst would be the most exciting part of our trip, which would have meant that the next four days were, if not a letdown, then at least a second act.
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She lost in straight sets in the opening round of the WTA event in Dubai, but her 22010-22011, 21-22012 (21) defeat to Garbiñe Muguruza felt more like a triumph than a letdown.
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It was a huge letdown, and you could feel the collective sigh of anguish from the internet as soon as Sony moved on from the logo reveal to the rest of its CES material.
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Conservative pundits dismissed Taylor's testimony as a letdown for those who were hoping to extract new and incriminating information about the president's overtures to Ukraine, accusing him of simply regurgitating office scuttlebutt under oath.
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And while moderate levels of alcohol are okay at one standard drink per day, "Higher levels of alcohol consumption can interfere with the milk ejection reflex (letdown) while maternal alcohol levels are high," they say.
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I was so commanded by Winstead and Goodman and the story they were telling down in the bunker that I found the more familiar foofaraw a little bit of a letdown and maybe even unnecessary.
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For better or worse, they're stuck with each other until 2026, and while that occasionally yields moments like a smackdown of Ohio State, a letdown like Saturday is never too far off in the distance.
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Akron coach Terry Bowden said he didn't expect a letdown from a Wisconsin team that was fresh off a statement win seven days earlier, when it rallied to a 16-14 win against then-No.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs continue to surge toward what would be their second playoff appearance in 12 seasons and look to avoid a letdown when they visit the Atlantic Division-rival Buffalo Sabres on Monday.
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There was no letdown in the second half from the Wolverines, who used an 8-0 run to take a 67-42 lead with 13:19 remaining and led by as many as 37 points.
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Not only does this set people up for a letdown when VR isn't as astonishing as they hoped, it creates an eye-rolling backlash that's already present in parts of the tech and gaming community.
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This last leg of the journey felt like a letdown — almost as if Mr. Liska and Ms. Copper had run out of inspiration — but it hardly diminished my admiration for the project as a whole.
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Whether it was a premeditated prank, like that was, or an accident, like the La La Land Letdown, it leaves me tumbling around in my head with everyone else's feelings: the sweats-wearers feeling misled.
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The third film is something of a letdown; but regardless, this story of the powerful, corrupt Corleone family is absorbing and rich, with a lot to say about how criminal enterprises can become social institutions.
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The album also included a No. 1 single, the ballad "Praying for Time," and has sold two million copies in the United States, but after the blockbuster of "Faith" it was considered a commercial letdown.
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When he finally does show up, in the guise of Clive Owen with a bad fake beard and a doleful expression, it's a deflating, off-key letdown that spoils the serviceable setup that came before.
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Federer's scheduled meeting with Nadal would have been the 23th in their long rivalry and the first since 23, leaving the Swiss to say "it's a big letdown", a sentiment felt by everyone at Indian Wells.
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After tough losses in consecutive weeks, the Panthers can't afford a letdown when Marshall quarterback Chase Litton leads another high-powered passing attack into Heinz Field on Saturday for the first meeting ever between the schools.
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Other than the uneven progress made by wireless buds over the year, perhaps the biggest letdown from headphone makers has been the way they've dragged their feet in embracing USB-C as the new charging standard.
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Florida has won three straight while allowing just 30 points combined and aims to avoid a letdown against the Razorbacks, who are coming off a bye week that followed an embarrassing 56-3 loss to Auburn.
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Kimberly Seals Allers, women's health advocate and author of The Big Letdown: How medicine, big business and feminism undermine breastfeeding stressed how society minimizes the postpartum experience and the importance of nurturing the parent-infant connection.
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Newton was a letdown for fantasy owners in Week 16 against the Buccaneers, but he has a chance to finish strong against the Falcons, who allow the 10th most fantasy points per game (17.1) to quarterbacks.
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Jordan Woodard is one of two returning starters that helped the Sooners advance to the Final Four last season, and his experience should be enough to prevent Oklahoma from having a major letdown against Northern Colorado.
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This means that U.S. soybean demand has been disproportionately reliant on China's appetite for soybeans, and this somewhat exposes the domestic market to a possible letdown if China's business slows or migrates south of the equator.
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The Timberwolves could not avoid a letdown on Saturday, when they suffered a 93-84 loss to the Utah Jazz at home the day after outlasting the Washington Wizards 132-873 in double overtime on the road.
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"There's a lot of different things going on in terms of letdown and milk production," she says, suggesting that maternal obesity, maternal stress, and delayed age of childbirth could contribute to mothers experiencing challenges with milk production.
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"It looks like a bit of a letdown even though the Fed's overall outlook is hawkish because their economic outlook has strengthened," said Minh Trang, senior foreign currency trader at Silicon Valley Bank in Santa Clara, California.
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But there's another small but real downside of too much information: it can be hard to go into any given piece of entertainment without knowing so much about it beforehand that the actual experience is a letdown.
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SPRINGFIELD, New Jersey (Reuters) - Henrik Stenson is showing no signs of letdown at the PGA Championship following his record-setting performance in winning the British Open two weeks ago and believes he can stay in the groove.
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NEW YORK, July 231.4 (Reuters) - U.S. companies are more negative in their earnings outlooks than they have been in years, setting the advancing U.S. stock market up for a possible letdown as reporting season begins this week.
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West Virginia looks to validate its biggest victory of the season while not suffering a letdown Saturday afternoon when it visits struggling Texas, which owns a three-game winning streak over the No. 9 Mountaineers in Austin.
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It has some promising features: a large, backlit keyboard; spacious and smooth trackpad; attractive look (it looks like leather, but it's plastic, which is a little bit of a letdown); and a spill-resistant metal oxide frame.
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"She may be in for a huge letdown," says Caila's extremely jovial yet practical dad in the face of Ben's delicate yet maddening dance of never revealing which lady of the four he actually likes the most.
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Serialized content is admittedly a bit of a letdown in VR, given that it takes so long to buy into a VR world that it's a shame when it ends without the payoff of a story's conclusion.
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ABOUT MARIST (25-220): The Red Foxes suffered a letdown after their near miss against West Virginia, allowing 210.5 percent shooting and turning the ball over 173 times in an 217-276 loss to Nebraska on Friday.
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Ninth-ranked North Carolina has battled back from a loss in its ACC opener to join a first-place tie atop the conference and looks to avoid a letdown when it visits Boston College on Saturday afternoon.
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Presented an opportunity to reverse their sinking fortunes and send a message to the rest of the N.F.C. East, the Giants fell flat, pancaking against the Eagles, the defending Super Bowl champions, in a prime-time letdown.
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"It's a letdown because if this were the end result after fighting in Congress and you had to either take this or nothing, I don't know, I can't say that I would definitely say no," he said.
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However, the year has been filled with letdown in both regards, the latest being the collapse of a repeal-and-replace effort that died not because of Democratic opposition but rather from within the GOP's own ranks.
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The much-anticipated second album by Lorde, "Melodrama," is fixated on parties that end up being the locus of impossible expectations followed by disappointments, betrayals and the letdown of "cleaning up the champagne glasses" — anything but fun.
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Yet despite playing just two hardcourt matches ahead of the year's final Grand Slam, the 38-year-old Swiss said he is happy with where his game is at and has actually taken positives from his Wimbledon letdown.
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"The expectations were so high for a guy like Sam Darnold or (UCLA&aposs) Josh Rosen that if they don&apost throw for 400 and four or five touchdowns every game, somehow it&aposs a letdown," he said.
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The disappointment sets the stage for another possible letdown from the more widely watched nonfarm payrolls report from the Labor Department, which will be released Friday and is expected to show growth of 163,000 after May's lackluster 75,000.
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That oxytocin should have so many health benefits is not so surprising when we recall its central role in stimulating uterine contractions during birth, the letdown of milk during lactation, the pleasure associated with orgasm and pair bonding.
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Just when I was worried that I had become too jaded, that maybe this was the year when CES really would be a letdown without a exciting new gadget, someone handed me a smartphone, and I smoked it.
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The more we learn about Fitbit's upcoming foray into the general smartwatch market, the more it looks like the activity tracking company's fans could be in for a major letdown once the device finally drops later this year.
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After a decade of being heralded as a vanguard of African growth, Zambia, in a quick, mortifying letdown, is now struggling to pay its own civil servants and has reached out to the International Monetary Fund for help.
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That doesn't mean that Legion is a perfect show — the finale feels a bit like letdown compared with the revelation that was episode seven — but it's definitely fresher and more thrilling than any other superhero offering this year.
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The false promise of childhood, affirmed over and over in books and movies and video games, is that incredible things are going to happen to you, and the slow-burning letdown of adulthood is that, mostly, they don't.
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Coming off a pulsating victory over their most bitter rival, the New Jersey Devils must be wary of an emotional letdown when they host the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday night in the final game before the Christmas break.
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Packers 31, Chiefs 224 A wildly entertaining game in which Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay just barely held off Matt Moore and Kansas City was a letdown after last week's blowout, but it made for an exciting Sunday night.
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Packers 31, Chiefs 224 A wildly entertaining game in which Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay just barely held off Matt Moore and Kansas City was a letdown after last week's blowout, but it made for an exciting Sunday night.
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Prior to Sunday's long-awaited victory at Oakmont, Johnson was a nine-time winner on the PGA Tour blessed with extraordinary talent, an athletic swing and prodigious length off the tee, but he was also a perennial major letdown.
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If this is correct, it's a letdown for fans of extremophile life, but deep-sea corpses invaded by bacteria to give them the semblance of life might be the only fresh spin on the zombie genre we have left.
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It's thematically fitting, but compared to the more brightly lit fight outside, I think watching CGI figures with Chadwick Boseman and Michael B. Jordan's faces pasted them, duking it out in a dimly lit tunnel, was a cinematic letdown.
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If Nichols' four previous films proved him a master of weaving small-scale drama rich with life and everyday insights, Loving is a bit of a letdown, only because it can't quite elevate the material to something equally transcendent.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks will try to avoid a letdown after perhaps their biggest win of the season when they host the slumping Charlotte Hornets on Friday in the front end of a home-and-home set.
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Rereading him now in search of the profound feeling I had poring over Franny and Zooey at age 15 is inevitably a letdown, akin to when I try to listen to The Cure: a bit of I liked this?
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"It Chapter 2" is a pretty faithful adaptation of King's novel, and does as much as it can with the source material, but the ending seems like a bit of a letdown, especially given the nearly three-hour runtime.
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So for the Indians, who lost the World Series in dramatic fashion last season and have not won a title since 1948, the biggest objective will be to avoid a Dodgers-like letdown just as the postseason is arriving.
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With a likely College Football Playoff elimination game looming next week at No. 7663 and undefeated Miami, Virginia Tech second-year coach Justin Fuente needs to guard against a letdown when struggling Duke visits Saturday in an ACC Coastal clash.
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You get that amazing instant gratification of being so happy that you get to watch just-arrived episodes, but the letdown that occurs when all the streaming is done is akin to being a kid again and Christmas being over.
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The biggest letdown and primary driver of Friday's sell-off was the statements by ECB President Mario Draghi, on Thursday, who, by emphasizing the March end date of its asset purchase program, seemed to be taking a newly hawkish stand.
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Black Panther perfects what the Marvel Cinematic Universe has always done so well: build a world so richly rendered, it's almost a letdown to reach the end of the film and realize it's time to return to our own reality.
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There's no question that discovering the job you were thrilled to start is not at all what you expected is a major letdown, but know that you can walk away if things don't work out, and you'll be just fine.
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Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, who said at an Axios event that the memo will be a letdown for the right — containing nothing that obviously invalidates the investigation or would cause anyone to get fired.
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If James gathered any advice in preventing another letdown in his seventh finals appearance, it proved prescient as the Cleveland Cavaliers overcame a three-games-to-one series deficit against the Golden State Warriors to capture their first N.B.A. championship.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The government of Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte has been a "huge disappointment and letdown", a former president and one of Duterte's mentors said, bucking popular sentiment and a high poll rating for his first 100 days in office.
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Although it was cool to say we had passed underneath the English Channel — connecting Britain to mainland Europe for the first time since the last Ice Age many thousands of years ago — visually it was a bit of a letdown.
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JOE SCARBOROUGH, MSNBC: They are kidding themselves and will be a letdown horribly if they ever decide to try this on, to take this and put wheels on this, take it out for a spin to the United States Supreme Court?
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ABOUT THE HAWKS (30-21): There was no chance of a letdown following a dramatic win at Houston on Thursday, as the Hawks made 13 of their first 16 shots against Orlando and built a 26-point lead at halftime.
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The Giants signed Johnny Cueto and Jeff Samardzija—I want you to know that I almost spelled his name right the first time—when both were coming off letdown seasons, and both have been various forms of good this year.
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Spurs 103, Cavaliers 74 SAN ANTONIO — Kawhi Leonard scored 25 points and the San Antonio Spurs dismantled the ailing Cleveland Cavaliers, 103-74, on Monday night in a showdown that turned into a major letdown for the defending N.B.A. champions.
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EditorsNote: Slight changes to 3rd and 4th grafs; corrects details in 7th graf After back-to-back primetime victories, there was some concern No. 103 Penn State might be in store for a letdown on Saturday against Michigan State at East Lansing, Mich.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - Cleveland Cavaliers fans endured another NBA Finals letdown on Friday but worse could yet follow with LeBron James, the man who has carried the team for years, set to walk out of the exit door once more for pastures new.
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The dollar climbed to a near 2109.75-year high against a basket of currencies on Wednesday, even as analysts cautioned the greenback is vulnerable to a letdown from its surge tied to bets on pro-growth policies under U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
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ET, ESPN, Prime Ticket (Los Angeles), CSN Bay Area (Golden State) ABOUT THE CLIPPERS (2108-26): Los Angeles has dropped six of its last nine games and the first five of those losses came against playoff teams until the letdown at New Orleans.
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PAINTSVILLE, Kentucky (Reuters) - President Donald Trump has proposed eliminating funding for economic development programs supporting laid-off coal miners and others in Appalachia, stirring fears in a region that supported him of another letdown on the heels of the coal industry's collapse.
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With a top-six finish in each of the six stroke play events he has played this year, including a triumph at The Players Championship three weeks ago, McIlroy is a popular pick to make amends for his final-round letdown last year.
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But when we do find out, it's usually a letdown—the condition is just based on how many games a guy plays, or whether he stays on the roster past a certain date, or how deep into the playoffs his team goes.
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They were still on a cloud after knocking off top-ranked Kentucky three days earlier and somewhat concerned about a letdown, but played well enough to win 83-76 and keep alive a promising season that would later collapse in conference play.
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The movie proves more of a letdown for the other actors who board this fast-moving yarn, leaving little to do for the more recognizable faces on the train (Jonathan Banks) as well as those who aren't (McGovern, Patrick Wilson, Sam Neill).
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We can have a letdown night like we did last night, but come back and re-focus and turn it on, and find a way to get a win against a great team that's been playing well the last 20 or so games.
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She plays raucous, untamed lead guitar in "Charity" and "Help Your Self"; in "City Looks Pretty," a song about post-tour letdown, she and the guitarist Dan Luscombe stack up frantic, droning strummed guitars that telegraph both nervous energy and homebound stasis.
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I didn&apost know how I was going to pick myself back up from another BFN, and I certainly didn&apost know how I would be able to get through another letdown, or how I&aposd have the strength to even begin IVF. .
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It was a huge letdown from the makers of Halo, as its crowning achievement of the early Xbox era was making the shooter genre feel as expansive and bold as Star Wars, with a story campaign you clamored to play instead of doing so begrudgingly.
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As difficult as it is to go into why exactly Black Mirror Season 5 feels like a letdown without divulging the content of its episodes, the expectations surrounding the show are solid enough that it's possible to hint at which of those are clumsily subverted.
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Pros: Very fast and efficient, two-phase letdown, adjustable suction, comes with several accessories, pump is integrated into an easy-to-carry pump or backpack, parts are widely availableCons: Expensive, heavy, open system means tubes are at greater risk for mold and mildew growth
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Sure, this could be a motivational tactic to ensure his team avoids the very letdown the reporter is alluding to, but I also wholeheartedly believe that Nick Saban is a crazy person and was actually moved to the precipice of physical violence by the question.
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After beginning their 11-game homestand with an impressive showing against the team with the best record in baseball, the New York Mets look to avoid a letdown when they host the Miami Marlins on Monday afternoon for the opener of their three-game series.
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As for the fight itself, it was put into motion by the walking Millennial stereotype that is Jesse Eisenberg's Lex Luthor, whose balding moment at the end of the movie was the biggest letdown of the entire movie (he gets his head shaved in prison?).
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Ohio State went on a 222-33.83 run, culminating in a dunk by Kaleb Wesson, for a 65.8-239 lead with 230:27 to play in the game as the Buckeyes showed no letdown from their season-opening 64-56 win at Cincinnati on Wednesday.
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"Fun" might seem like a bit of a letdown for a franchise that's been associated with big ideas and progressive social change, but in a summer of bad news in the headlines and recycled ideas in the theater, we can't take it for granted.
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But early reviews said the overall result was a letdown, although most critics conceded the movie will perform well at the box office where some analysts are predicting an opening weekend of around $150 million when it arrives in North American theaters on July 19.
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Top Defense Department officials have acquired their education the hard way, through Mr. Trump's Twitter bullying of Iran and North Korea, letdown of allies in Syria, harsh attacks on the Atlantic alliance and public support for commandos the military has charged with war crimes.
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But the film was a letdown: Although it made back nearly three times its budget at the box office, the story was a mess, with too much fast-cutting action scenes that caused many critics to compare it unfavorably to the Jason Bourne franchise.
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The decision by the justices not to intervene in even the most blatant partisan gerrymanders was a letdown to many liberals in this evenly divided purple state, where substantive policy battles often feel overshadowed by knife-fighting over the rules that govern democracy itself.
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Knox is so skillful at setting up such questions and at making you realize the possibilities are more complex than you think that when he finally gets around to trying to answer them, his conclusions can't help but be a bit of a letdown.
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It's also a letdown, because this is so clearly the scene Lucasfilm's Story Group was building to in the leadup to the film: establishing Phasma as a vulnerable character, despite the chrome armor, and one who's willing to turn on her own people if she feels threatened.
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After seeing Lamar dance his way around a single drummer as hooded dancers collapsed to gunshot sounds, it felt like we could make it through six hours of the Grammys if we had to — but it also felt like anything that followed would be a letdown.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar climbed to a near 21.07-year high against a basket of currencies on Wednesday, even as analysts cautioned the greenback is vulnerable to a letdown from its surge tied to bets on pro-growth policies under U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
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For the first time, a Japanese automaker has stepped up to the plate with a system capable of going toe to toe with its rivals from Germany and the US.This is a major letdown for the Camry and other Toyota products we have tested in recent years.
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The whole thing is a letdown, especially given that the last time its star, Chris Pine, worked with the director David Mackenzie, it was on "Hell or High Water," a neo-western written by Taylor Sheridan that had ideas and characters to go with its genre moves.
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But the letdown of the show, for me, has less to do with morally heinous characters of color existing at a morally heinous school, or with the inclusion of neo-Nazis in its story (the real world has taught us that neo-Nazis do, indeed exist).
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The biggest letdown, though, was that the acting nominee categories were rigidly, ridiculously lily-white—galling in any year, but especially stinging when such films as *Creed *and *Beasts of No Nation *featured awards-worthy performances from the likes of Michael B. Jordan, Tessa Thompson, and Idris Elba.
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Valve's recent Steam summer sale was reportedly a letdown for many indie creators — partly because of some confusing contest rules that led users to cull games from their Steam wishlists, and partly because developers felt Steam was promoting large mainstream games at the expense of more niche titles.
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Charlotte, which suffered a big letdown at Toronto before the break, lost consecutive games when holding a lead of 15 points or more entering the fourth quarter when it squandered an 85-70 advantage entering the final period and lost 114-108 in overtime at Detroit on Thursday.
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Having already intended to return to Colombia following the letdown of not being able to play at the Division I level, Velasquez followed the 22014 MLS SuperDraft on a computer because it was not televised outside the U.S. The picks updated whenever he hit "refresh" on his browser.
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For example: letdown birdie carbine mandrake alga gag (don't use this one though, we just burned it.) Once you have that you can use unique passwords made of a lot of characters for everything else, as long as you create them with a password manager and never reuse them.
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As someone who has pored through The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings over and over again since childhood and has relished in the worlds and deeds described in Tolkien's posthumous works including The Silmarillion, The Children of Húrin, and The Fall of Gondolin, the movie Tolkien was a letdown.
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Entries like Bad Moms, Brit series Catastrophe, and Australian import The Letdown are showing a fuller picture of motherhood, while comedians like Amy Schumer and Ali Wong are using their platforms to say publically what so many moms have been thinking privately for years: being a mom is really fucking hard.
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I personally found the Model 3 a bit of a letdown, especially when compared to Tesla's Model S. The Model 3 seemed a little austere and basic in comparison, especially as the particular car we tested came with a number of additional options that drove the price well over $50K.
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ABOUT THE JAZZ (34-20): Utah put together two of their most impressive performances of the season to begin a three-game road trip - beating Atlanta and New Orleans by an average of 29 points - but suffered a letdown in the finale with a 112-105 overtime loss to the Mavericks.
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The Kings allowed an average of 25 points during a four-game slide but held the Toronto Raptors backcourt down in a 221-23 road win on Sunday and avoided a letdown at home after a five-game trip with a 228-21 triumph over the New Orleans Pelicans on Tuesday.
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ET, FSN Oklahoma, Sportsnet One (Toronto) ABOUT THE THUNDER (214-23): Oklahoma City did not face a full-strength San Antonio team on Saturday but made the most of its time against the Spurs' backups and avoided a letdown by leaning on Durant, who went for 2 points on 298-of-10 shooting.
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To watch Richard mush into Festus Ezeli at the rim, make an uncontested putback, hook around Harrison Barnes off the dribble, and draw fouls on fast breaks is to know, most intimately, the character of these first two games, and to experience the pure banal letdown that a mismatched series engenders in viewers and fans.
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"I understand the inclination for that to be the hype, but I think it maybe could be a letdown -- it is so tough with 10 candidates on the stage for spotlight to be on those two candidates," said Aaron Kall, director of debate at the University of Michigan, who writes books about presidential debates.
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I had imagined Montego Bay would glitter with opulent hotels and restaurants, clubs and shops — and it did, in the resorts — but the town's Hip Strip (Gloucester Avenue) was a letdown, lined with midrange hotels, bed-and-breakfasts, hostels, souvenir shops, jerk food stands, hustlers, and Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville, maybe MoBay's most popular club.
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Popcast When Mariah Carey suffered a performance meltdown on live television on New Year's Eve, it was, depending how you viewed it, either a colossal letdown by one of the great vocalists in modern pop, or one more chink in the armor of a performer who's been publicly struggling for the past few years.
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The victory in the GTE Pro class came 50 years after Ford's historic 1966 win with the GT40, when the American automaker proved (mostly to spite Ferrari) that it could dominate the track in Europe as well as the US. Marking the golden anniversary of that defining moment with anything less than first place would have been a letdown.
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But, as for the rest of the joint statement, it's a total letdown and reveals the scope of disagreements still remaining between House Speaker Paul Ryan, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch, and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady.
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Miami nearly blew it last Saturday, showing signs of a letdown against Virginia after the highs of back-to-back triumphs over Virginia Tech and Notre Dame, but the Hurricanes pulled it together with 30 unanswered points in the second half to defeat the Cavaliers 44-28 and run their winning streak to 15 in a row.
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When she's not pulling on a skin-tight bodysuit and posing like Kim Kardashian, Celeste does stand-up (she recently released a special on Showtime), acts (perhaps you've seen her as the very wonderful Barb on ABC's The Letdown), and podcasts (Celeste and Her Best features she and her BFF, Thomas, talking about all things fame and Hollywood).
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Read more:12 clues you may have missed that hinted at Rey&aposs true identity in the &aposStar Wars&apos sequel trilogyThe 23 biggest questions we have after seeing &aposStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalker&apos&aposStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalker&apos finally gives us an explanation for Snoke and it&aposs a big letdown
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In that respect, Workin' Moms incorporates the perspectives of new fathers as well, as the second season mostly ditches Jenny to follow Ian's story when he joins the Mommy and Me group (which, like a similar group on The Letdown, serves as the introductory vehicle for the show's main characters and is one of the only things that connects them to each other).
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PlayStation's big tentpoles in 2018 were God of War and Spider-Man, two game of the year contenders, and while The Last of Us Part II and Days Gone are still on the way, having just two games to show off internally from the company would definitely be a letdown to fans who expect to see some new announcements every year.
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The largest letdown for the liberal crowd was the Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerFox News legal analyst says Trump call with Ukraine leader could be 'more serious' than what Mueller 'dragged up' Lewandowski says Mueller report was 'very clear' in proving 'there was no obstruction,' despite having 'never' read it Fox's Cavuto roasts Trump over criticism of network MORE affair.
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At first, I thought my feeling of letdown had something to do with the context in which I saw her—at the Verizon Center, in Washington, D.C. (She'll be at Madison Square Garden, in New York, on October 18th.) It was the night before the National Museum of African American History and Culture opened its doors to the public, a few blocks away.
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Couple that with the fact that The Void seems to be recycling a few sequences — people who have played Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire will recognize the style of the shooting gallery sequences and the use of scenes set on platforms overlooking vast falls — and Ralph Breaks VR may play as a bit of a letdown for those who are familiar with the company's other work.
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That film was a huge letdown, but of course it came in at No. 1, because its primary competition consisted of Alien 3, Universal Soldier, Patriot Games, and Lethal Weapon 3, the one that tried to make a selling point out of the fact that Mel Gibson and Danny Glover's perfectly good cranky bromance from the first film had permanently become an awkward Joe Pesci threesome.
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But by far the biggest letdown in the truth department was Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, who proved that telling lie upon lie upon lie need not prevent someone from being elected president.
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Facebook is caught in the middle of a politically-charged investigation; Amazon hasn't revealed much about its plans for Whole Foods, which could be a letdown for some; Netflix continues running higher, raising concerns about how much higher it could go; and Alphabet hasn't said much about its self-driving car segment, Waymo, as the narrative becomes increasingly dominated by General Motors and Tesla.
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It is so nice on this side of the pool, where the book I'm reading is a letdown and my legs look too white and the ice has long since melted in my glass and work is hard and there's still no good way to be a girl and I don't know what to do with my life and I have to actually deal with all of that.
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Despite the pomp, the grand set pieces of the summit were something of a letdown; media access was extremely limited (Trump even seemed to expect a sympathetic ear in Kim, a man whose country has no independent media whatsoever, when complaining about US journalists), and at times, reporters who had traveled thousands of miles were forced to crowd around TV screens with low volumes, straining to hear what was being said.
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It was one of the best trips I have ever taken, but of course there were difficult moments: The singalong bus tour ended up being somewhat of a letdown, since it was pouring and the tour guide did not have Von Trapp-worthy pipes; It took way longer to navigate from point A to B on my own; Some of the sights I wanted to see were already full.
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As jurors deliberate the fate of former Trump campaign manager Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE, it's a bit of a letdown for Trump critics that Manafort wasn't charged with anything having to do with alleged Russia collusion in the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Ridley Scott's 1982 film may now be viewed as a crucial, even epochal vision of 21st-century dystopia, but upon its release, Blade Runner was a financial letdown, not to mention a movie that generated far-from-warm feelings from its creators: Harrison Ford was famously miserable throughout the wet, smoke-filled, delay-riddled shoot—as was Scott, who had to face off with not only anxious financiers, but also irritated crew members.
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I related so hard to every chapter: coming out, then realizing you have no idea how to dress anymore, even though there shouldn't be any such thing as looking "gay enough"; getting pumped for your first pride event as an out gay person but then it's kind of a letdown; worrying about how people who loved and related to you before you came out will be able to reconcile this new version of you.
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What I&aposm readingCannabis&apos largest trade show is pretty ordinary, and that&aposs what the industry wants (CNN Business)Leafly investigation: Inside the billion-dollar race to patent cannabis (Leafly) From Canada&aposs legal high, a business letdown (New York Times) Pot firms&apos grim reality: cash crunch, no U.S. bankruptcy access (Bloomberg News)The budtender will see you now (Politico)A company is sending cannabis and coffee to space to see if they mutate (Vice)Traders betting against pot stocks made almost $1 billion in 2019.
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It's the latter connection that sticks, because it underlines how many Americans have secreted themselves in an airtight echo chamber where they only interact with people who believe what they believe, to the extent that the existence of people outside that circle begins to feel like a myth — kind of like "The Village," where Bernie Sanders voters or people who hated "Man of Steel" become Those We Don't Speak Of. It's hard to confront the possibility that a movie you've anticipated for years might be a letdown — so hard, in fact, that some people would sooner convince themselves it's great, no matter how much actual movie they have to overlook in the process.
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