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And why had the memeist used the more noncommittal "older people" rather than the zeitgeisty "boomers"?
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But as Mueller's team started talking with Trump's lawyers about a sit-down in recent days, Trump began to sound more noncommittal.
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This is the genius of a slogan like "Make America Great Again," with its implication that other politicians have a more noncommittal attitude concerning the nation's potential greatness.
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A 221 Wall Street Journal story noted that the news of an upcoming prime-time Trump cartoon series—Rapholz claimed that Disney was involved, while Premiere stuck to a more noncommittal statement fantasizing "interest from major animation houses and television networks"—caused Premiere's stock to jump in value, briefly, by 703 percent.
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It received mostly positive reviews: Kirkus Reviews called it "an elaborate, fascinating, and superbly crafted adventure", School Library Journal praised it for its "knife-sharp prose" and for being a "marvelously mind-stretching" book, while Booklist said it was a "satisfying tale" and that "[t]he action is fast paced, the mysterious circumstances are compelling, and there's even a nice bit of humor." Books For Keeps were more noncommittal, noting simply that it would need a "doughty readership", describing the novel as "a demanding read" with "page after page of challenging ideas". But Publishers Weekly were critical of the novel, due to its "muddled narrative" and "confusing finale".
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