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Apple has become more unloved by Wall Street analysts than at any time in the past 14 years.
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And "as Collins sees it, there are few animals more unloved on Wall Street than Mickey Mouse," Cramer said Tuesday.
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I stayed behind with relatives who didn't want me, who treated me as a burden and made me feel even more unloved and unwanted than I already felt.
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It is the most unpopular piece of major legislation Congress has considered in decades — even more unloved than TARP ("the bailout"), and much more unpopular than the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
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This is arguably the biggest sector reorganization ever, and much has been written about how the communications sector will be more growth-focused and less dividend-paying than the prior smaller, more unloved and significantly cheaper telecom sector.
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He speculated that the project might mark the time when society stops using large iconic projects as a tool for lifting areas out of deprivation. He questioned its ability to draw people's attention to Stratford after the Games, in a similar manner to the successes of the Angel of the North or the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. He also questioned the piece's ability to strike a chord like the Angel, which he believed had at least "created a feelgood factor and sense of pride" in Gateshead, or whether it would simply become one of the "many more unloved rotting wrecks that no one has the nerve to demolish". He postulated that the addition of stairs and a lift made Orbit less succinct than Kapoor's previous successful works, while ultimately he said "hard to see what the big idea is, beyond the idea of making something big".
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