I almost panned it—last decade—I always panned the show right on.
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Their own members panned it in the harshest possible terms.
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This sighting, just like so many others, never panned out.
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The promise of premium home 3D printing hasn't panned out.
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Rarely is such a distinguished creative team so universally panned.
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But there's other things you said that haven't panned out.
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Her Lauder biography was critically panned and a commercial failure.
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The British musician seemingly panned Trump's candidacy during an Oct.
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He also panned Trump's recent move to court black voters.
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Conservatives have widely panned the idea, pointing to its costs.
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Backlash: Unsurprisingly, humanitarian groups panned the administration's new refugee cap.
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Critics and audiences mostly panned "The Angry Birds Movie" (2016).
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Rick Scott (R) on Monday panned the Obama administration's decision.
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But critics have panned him for inciting the recent disruptions.
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A week later, the meeting had still not panned out.
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Ross's remarks were widely panned as stunningly out of touch.
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In case you've forgotten, Suicide Squad was also thoroughly panned.
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Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh on Thursday panned Ohio Gov.
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Could it all have panned out different for the Replacements?
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None of those proposals, needless to say, have panned out.
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Over the years, sightings were reported, but none panned out.
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"It seems like those have not panned out," he said.
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The video was panned on Chinese social media as exploitative.
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But it looks like none of that really panned out.
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The proposal was panned by the left and the right.
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Groups allied with Rubio have panned Christie's record in ads.
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Golden rice still hasn't panned out, so why double down?
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The movie didn't do super well, and Gyllenhaal's performance was panned.
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Intel's massive investment in wearables doesn't appear to have panned out.
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Democrats already panned Trump's proposal even before it was officially released.
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The film was critically panned, but Netflix nevertheless greenlit a sequel.
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Some investments have panned out, but others have bit the dust.
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Some six months later, it appears those plans haven't panned out.
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Josh Trank's 2015 reboot was widely panned by critics and fans.
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Let's take a look at how it panned out, shall we?
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Bobby Jindal, a Republican, was panned for being dull in 2009.
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The image of the dog's face just kinda slowly panned by.
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He panned for gold in the mountains, 100 years too late.
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And previous "pivots" telegraphed by his team have not panned out.
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It has been broadly panned by conservatives as costly and unrealistic.
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The tweet was widely panned, with some calling it witness tampering.
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That controversial move was panned by Brooks and other Strange critics.
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But fans panned the app because it's missing several key features.
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Even worse, it was widely panned by both critics and audiences.
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It was widely panned as anti-Semitic and she later apologized.
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But that's not quite how things panned out over the weekend.
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"Feardotcom" (2002) was panned for its weak plot and bad acting.
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Meals at his chain restaurants have been panned as overly expensive.
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Read below to see how the European trading day panned out.
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Supporters of the Affordable Care Act panned the Cassidy-Collins proposal.
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Medical professionals panned "Grey's Anatomy" as being extremely inaccurate, though entertaining.
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The movie was panned, so the karma points went to Anna.
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Both films were panned by critics and largely ignored by filmgoers.
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Maintaining her empire privately has panned out extremely well for Winfrey.
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The president's words were also panned by Beijing, Pyongyang's biggest ally.
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But some critics panned Biden's move as a cry for help.
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Only six panned out—a validation rate of eleven per cent.
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Shown a recent Vogue cover of Lady Gaga, she panned it.
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Conservatives panned it as a weaker version of the individual mandate.
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Maxwell panned for the cameras and did her best runway pose.
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" Barr later explained of her universally panned rendition, "I started too high.
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So when the camera panned to Johnson, Johnson cheesed — and cheesed hard.
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People are quickly losing interest in 'Iron Fist,' Netflix's panned Marvel show
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How can a game be so celebrated, yet still so critically panned?
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However, this strategy hasn't exactly panned out the way executives had hoped.
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Survivors of the shooting and parents of the victims panned the idea.
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The camera panned away from Chris Harrison too slowly that one time.
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How have investments in partners creating Live and premium video panned out?
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Well, it's only May, and it looks like the prediction panned out.
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Treatments to slow the progression or reverse it have not panned out.
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Unsurprisingly, Muñoz's message was universally panned for its tone-deaf, Orwellian language.
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But as the camera panned wider, Fallon was seen sitting behind her.
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Asked how his eye was doing now, Reid dead-panned: "Still blind."
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Critics panned it for its lack of reality TV-signature sound bites.
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So far the film has been panned by a number of critics.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) also panned Cunningham after the endorsement.
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These weren't some designer-fied attempt to reinvent a widely-panned style.
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But Democrats have widely panned linking the nomination to the funding fight.
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The bill was quickly panned by Democrats and health care experts alike.
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But only one of those side hustles panned out (you guess which).
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Dax Shepard's directorial debut "Brother's Justice" was panned by critics and audiences.
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I've been in flops that got raves and hits that got panned.
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In Tuesday's letter, Democrats panned the administration's response to their June missive.
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Cooper wasn't the only media personality who panned Trump's performance in Helsinki.
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"Cardiology" by Good Charlotte from 2010 was panned as a failed album.
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It was panned by the critics and not appreciated by the audience.
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The typo-ridden Kasowitz letter was widely panned even on Fox News.
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"spectacular" market coverage but panned its take on foreign policy, which he
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And initial hopes that those losses were temporary have not panned out.
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Her campaign slogan — "Do Good, Do Together" — was widely panned as ungrammatical.
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In a poll published last week, politicians of all stripes were panned.
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It got panned in these very pages by another writer I admire.
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The reaction to the new citizenship law panned out in three steps.
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Promises that the tax act would boost investment have not panned out.
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Once panned by Wall Street as a socialist with "crazy" ideas, Sen.
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The reviews were brutal, and Saint Joan and Seberg's performance were panned.
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Democrats, and some Republicans, have panned the measure as being too restrictive.
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Environmental advocates panned the announcement as a giveaway to the oil industry.
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Will Smith played opposite himself in the critically panned "Gemini Man" (2019).
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The camera panned to the crowd, showing a number of shocked faces.
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The last version, introduced in 2013, was widely panned by professional customers.
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The spot, panned as racist and fear-mongering, was also factually inaccurate.
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When the camera panned down to the pager, Captain Marvel's logo glowed triumphantly.
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"Scared me a little," she admitted as she panned to the mountainous view.
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He says multiple agencies are reviewing numerous tips, but none have panned out.
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Soon after, her film project "Glitter" was released and widely panned by critics.
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It was called Literally Can't Even, and it was widely panned by viewers.
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Tom Cotton (R-AR) but has been panned by Democrats and moderate Republicans.
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The movie was critically panned (but it remains renowned in this writer's heart).
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The turnaround never really panned out – hence the decision to sell to Verizon.
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And some, believe it or not, were critically panned when they came out.
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Tom Cotton (R-AR) and has been panned by Democrats and moderate Republicans.
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Aziz was not in the crowd as the camera panned to the nominees.
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Despite the setting, things panned out much better for Keisling and her group.
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Ryan's speech was widely panned for trafficking in misleading spin and factual inaccuracies.
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Nearly ever time the camera panned to the audience, everyone looked incredibly unenthused.
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And her rocky performance during a confirmation hearing was panned by both sides.
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The forum is also decidedly not about how expensive your panned product is.
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Blumenthal panned Kavanaugh's testimony before the committee as threatening and full of rancor.
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Critics panned the film for being humorless and for having a thin premise.
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On the other hand, critics panned "Critters Attack!" for lacking energy and charm.
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However, the bill has been panned by some progressive lawmakers, such as Rep.
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Similar legislation recently failed in the Senate after Democrats panned it as toothless.
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"TerrorVision" (1986) has been panned by many ... but it has a loyal following.
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Neither panned out, and Corker become one of Trump's most vocal GOP critics.
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Portman introduced similar legislation last year, but it was panned by Democratic leadership.
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The widely-panned Thon Maker pick is turning out better than anyone anticipated.
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Kamikaze opens with "The Ringer," a lashing-out at those who panned Revival.
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In a recent interview, she panned the social network for copying Snapchat's features.
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Cordray himself panned the "CFPB squatter leadership" for "interfering" with crucial bureau work.
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The stakes could not be higher for the critically panned, $2500 billion development.
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But it is fitting, given how the rest of the draw panned out.
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Seeing how both incidents panned out, it sure seems like a double standard.
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This was not the bravest prediction on our list, but it panned out.
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Trump panned the report as "more fake news" in a tweet late Friday.
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Twitter rolled out an update that was universally panned by people on Twitter.
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Nike's strategy of vying for player over team seems to have panned out.
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The trailer for the film adaption of 'Cats' was even more widely panned.
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Moncada panned the two countries' responses in a Tuesday press call with reporters.
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The scientifically measured predictions have panned out and the bad times have begun.
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The play was critically panned but commercially successful, recouping its original investment costs.
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Legal experts across the political spectrum have panned the claims as far-fetched.
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But the model hasn't exactly panned out as planned — at least for Lyft.
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But yeah, I stipulate that things have no panned out in some ways.
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The camera panned to superstar Rihanna down in the audience getting her entire life.
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Trump's new budget has been widely panned even by some of your Republican colleagues.
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While he did manage to make the change, the jailbreak plot never panned out.
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The camera panned to the Chinese delegation, the members of which appeared to shrug.
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Capitol Hill Democrats and advocates of aggressive new privacy regulation panned the deal. Sen.
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The camera panned to the Game of Thrones star and captured his hilarious reaction.
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That's one big reason why Sanders's plan has been largely panned by policy wonks.
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But it was panned by the White House and conservatives for being too liberal.
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As Tara Lachapelle, a commentator at Bloomberg, put it, deals are being "panned instantly".
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"We've tracked leads all over the world, but none have panned out," said Lockerby.
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The STX movie, which carries a $21.1 million production budget, was panned by critics.
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I looked at every laptop I could find, and here's how it panned out.
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"Sorry, mom," he says after the camera has panned up to reveal his outfit.
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A few outlets have published reviews, and so far they have universally panned Agony.
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Top-ranking Democrats in charge of the budgeting process have already panned the request.
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Though panned by the critics, royal fans will surely be intrigued by the movie.
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Jeff Flake, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, panned Trump on Friday.
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Later, the camera panned to them lying in bed together as the dead arrived.
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But on social media and among advocates for the disabled, that rationale got panned.
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The measures have been widely panned by K Street over the past seven years.
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" FreedomWorks panned the GOP bill as "ObamaCare-Lite," while AFP labeled it "ObamaCare 2202.
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Much of his later work was ignored by the public and panned by critics.
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Opposition parties have panned the governor's characterization of statehood as a civil rights issue.
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Carson's cybersecurity plan, for example, was widely panned in the tech world, White said.
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Trump, the GOP's presumptive presidential nominee, panned the move's negative impact on American businesses.
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A string of critically panned movies have flopped at the box office this year.
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It has already been widely panned by lawmakers, unions, airports and national security experts.
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Schommer made another contrarian bet earlier this year that has panned out well: Disney.
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TD Ameritrade is one investment that has not panned out for Schommer thus far.
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The plan faced staunch opposition from Democrats, who also panned the move as political.
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The Boston Globe's editorial board on Thursday panned a potential presidential run by Sen.
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Here, we're cataloguing the most acclaimed adaptations and the ones that were widely panned.
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One such event, held last summer in a Las Vegas gym, was widely panned.
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Some films that were released in the 2000s have been seriously panned by audiences.
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A critically panned disaster, it makes you question whether DC Comics and Warner Bros.
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Their bet on Waste Connections panned out, with the stock gaining 23% this year.
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Maybe you'll get lucky, but that hasn't panned out in the past few years.
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"The Greatest Showman" is the critically panned fan-favorite movie that just chugs on.
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Schumer also panned Republican arguments that bringing in witnesses would prolong the trial unnecessarily.
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O'Rourke panned Trump earlier this week over the developments, comparing the scandal to Watergate.
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Many conservatives panned the American Health Care Act as simply another variation of ObamaCare.
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Kraft Heinz is another investment that hasn't panned out for Berkshire, especially since 2018.
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"Cats" was also panned by critics, giving it a 19% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Based on Netflix&aposs history of critically panned hits, that&aposs not too surprising.
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"The Goldfinch," which stars Ansel Elgort and Nicole Kidman, was widely panned by critics.
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This year, Will Smith played opposite himself in the critically panned "Gemini Man" (2019).
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They may have owned a business or simply made an investment that panned out.
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How would the 2016 election have panned out had Warren challenged Clinton in the primary?
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But then the camera panned up to where a flaming being flew through the sky.
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He then panned the camera to show Ayesha, who was hiding her face in embarrassment.
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In contrast, reviewers have panned the sound quality of both the Google and Amazon speakers.
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It appears to have panned out for at least some of the company's 90 employees.
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Here, 15 child-free celebrities sound off on why parenting never panned out for them.
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It spawned a 1998 theatrical movie, Barney's Great Adventure, which — alas — was panned by everyone.
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The camera panned out to reveal all the women dead and bloody before cutting away.
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Later, the camera panned to them lying in bed together as the White Walkers arrived.
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The huge differences have rightly seen the acronym panned as a "bloody ridiculous investment concept".
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Cameras panned to former *NSYNC singer Lance Bass, who was visibly shaken by her talk.
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"Solo" was widely panned at the box office, making under $400 million worldwide in 2018.
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While that hasn't exactly panned out, 2017 might finally be the year AR breaks out.
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After all, some purportedly game-changing anonymously sourced Trump-Russia scoops have not panned out.
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He also panned Trump's doctor's note, which the doctor said was written in five minutes.
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The camera than panned out to show Clinton with her arm around a young girl.
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"Superman Returns" earned only $21 million worldwide and was so widely panned that Warner Bros.
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GOP leaders and their allies panned it as another example of Cruz overpromising and underdelivering.
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Senate conservatives, and ObamaCare opponents broadly, have panned the Senate healthcare bill as a charade.
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GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump, meanwhile, panned Haley as "very weak" on illegal immigration.
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Homan panned the idea of limited detention for families in his testimony to the committee.
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Critics panned the film and largely blamed the poor score on its outlandish, "creepy" premise.
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We ranked 12 critically panned Netflix original series by their audience scores on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Signs of potential breakthroughs have temporarily sent markets up, but none has ever panned out.
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Tony Schwartz panned Trump's Republican National Convention speech in a series of tweets Thursday night.
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Democrats panned him for his stances on entitlement reform, which they called cruel and extreme.
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Here's how Tesla's dramatic four quarters since the failed go-private bid have panned out.
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The elder Paul panned Cruz as too "authoritarian" and said he wouldn't vote for him.
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"Hellboy" has been panned by critics and many reviewers felt it was an unnecessary reboot.
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The financial industry has panned the rule as a barrier to retirement information and advice.
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The news comes just months after "Game of Thrones" aired its critically-panned final season.
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The Johnson-Tyco deal was panned by Democratic presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
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Even though mainstream critics panned his 2014 film God's Not Dead, Christian viewers loved it.
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Then the camera panned to Eli ... who was doing a sort of jig, shuffle thing.
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None of this panned out, but all of it was true to how Trump campaigned.
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Yet, when "Look What You Made Me Do" came out, it got panned by critics.
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Sometimes while Mr. Hammerand was scouring the neighborhood, the camera suddenly panned or zoomed wildly.
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In 2011, many English-speaking priests panned their effort, finding the language clunky and archaic.
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Fifty percent admitted to only reporting studies that panned out (ignoring data that was inconclusive).
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This was a creative choice that was almost universally panned by both fans and critics.
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Not even CEO Bob Iger could hide his boredom whenever the camera panned to him!
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"The Time Machine" (2002) was panned as a clunky re-working of a classic novel.
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A statement from the campaign announced the departure of Dean Parker, who panned the report.
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Nike's big bet panned out as both teams made it through to the semi-finals.
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During his playing career, the heirs apparent were many but none ever quite panned out.
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"BARR!" one man shouted when the cameras panned to William P. Barr, the attorney general.
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It was a bizarre experiment, critically panned, and yet Hollywood clearly hasn't learned its lesson.
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Shaub panned the arrangement, calling it "wholly inadequate" in resolving any potential conflicts of interest.
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The camera panned to Chicago Coach Matt Nagy, who did not blink, his mouth agape.
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In the interview, which was widely panned at the time, Mr. Lauer extensively questioned Mrs.
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In a Times review in 1976, he panned "A Soldier Reports," a memoir by Gen.
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" And in 2015, he panned the "preachers of pessimism" who "prattle endlessly about America's problems.
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The Last Stand was critically panned, and the X-Men franchise was rebooted in 2011.
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But whenever the camera panned to his fans, screaming, crying, shaking, and dancing, I felt it.
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The film was largely panned with it holding a mediocre 24% on review site Rotten Tomatoes.
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However, she had a role in the star-studded "Movie 43," which was panned by critics.
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Authorities have received over 500 tips so far, none of which have panned out, DeVine said.
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So she'll be visiting restaurants that've been panned on Yelp by the app's most ardent users.
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"Cats" was widely panned by critics and mocked by the audience for it's creepy special effects.
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The cameras never panned out to the crowd to show the real reaction of the room.
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The technology looks promising, but other smartphone killers haven't panned out: Google Glass and smart watches.
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That vision hasn't panned out, and 2016 furthered Twitter's fate as a struggling Silicon Valley giant.
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But analysts have panned the news of Trump's 2019 increase as small once adjusted for inflation.
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During Rudolph and Wiig's song, the camera panned to musician Billie Eilish, who made a face.
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The OnePlus 53 had the feature earlier this year, but the results were pretty widely panned.
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The board began a search for a new CEO, though it's unclear how that's panned out.
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The ensuing lawlessness offers interesting (if critically panned) cultural criticism about race and class in America.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump offered some excuses for his widely-panned performance at Monday night's debate.
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And look, if these projects panned out, they would indeed be great for their home cities.
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Many security folks have already panned the move as unwanted behavior, arguing it violates their privacy.
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He never really panned out in the pros and was out of the league by 2013.
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Barris was panned as the King of Schlock, Baron of Bad Taste and Ayatollah of Trasherola.
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" Pascuzzi asked as the camera panned to his teary-eyed partner, who replied, "Yes of course!
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For example, Tokyo Drift, the third installment, is usually panned as the worst of the films.
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"I would have to say that's true based on the way things panned out," Seifert said.
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The hearings were widely panned by liberals but Thomas was narrowly confirmed to the high court.
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Standing a few yards away, Carroll was giving his version of how the game panned out.
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The camera then panned to show Tinsley Mortimer and Bethenny Frankel, who were in complete shock.
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Peter King, the Long Island Republican, panned the presidential hopeful as a "phony" in cowboy boots.
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Audience members were certainly more entertained by "Cook Off!" than critics, who mostly panned the film.
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As Trump slammed the "ridiculous partisan investigations" during his speech, the House camera panned to Rep.
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To answer that question, the camera panned back to display balloons saying "baby" above Underwood's head.
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Although Aldrin praised the proposed program, at least one another retired astronaut panned it as unnecessary.
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Now the camera that's been following my family has panned over to my dad in Texas.
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Kubrick's former assistant director Andrew Birkin directed a widely panned adaptation of Burning Secret in 1988.
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Democrats panned the bill as a Republican lurch for control over agencies that should remain independent.
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Giuliani said the platform of hope and change Obama first ran on never quite panned out.
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Some prominent names in the entertainment industry are praising him, while others have panned the routine.
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It performed well at the box office but was both ignored and panned by many critics.
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Take any relevant advice offered and let the expert know how implementing the advice panned out.
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While his works were often critically panned, Mr. Chow had an eye for box-office success.
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Biden panned any attempt to restart the economy that would risk further escalating the virus outbreak.
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The satirical comedy horror film was panned by critics with an 11% score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Critics panned his work on the show "The Mountain" and in the thriller "The Stepfather" (2009).
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As Ward spoke, the camera panned across to his mother, who was crying tears of joy.
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But for those without a rare or standout skill, reality hasn't quite panned out that way.
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Spacey offered an apology to Rapp -- it was panned for doubling as a coming-out statement.
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THE EARLY vision for a borderless, unregulated internet has not panned out as its pioneers hoped.
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The camera then panned to scores of soldiers who started running, before the transmission was cut.
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Many advocates have panned the declaration, however, saying it hasn't yet lead to much of consequence.
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The opposition: Republican lawmakers panned Trump's decision Monday and called on him to reverse course. Sen.
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He panned the director (Irvin Kershner) and the cast, in Fisher's case, with a sexist comment.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn panned the "sell-out deal" and called on MPs to reject it.
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When the camera panned to Louis-Dreyfus, she was acting aloof and pulling on a vape.
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"On the other hand, they widely panned thrillers like "Polar" and "The Red Sea Diving Resort.
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The British steel industry was one of many groups that panned Trump's announcement over the weekend.
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The Emoji Movie, for example, was critically panned, garnering an abysmal 6 percent Rotten Tomatoes score.
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But Mr. Jia led his company into an array of businesses that have not panned out.
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Host Jimmy Kimmel joked about the pairing during his opening monologue as cameras panned to the duo.
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The Touch Bar debuted on MacBook Pro computers in 2016 and was widely panned as a gimmick.
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Here's a look at how the event panned out in a city that voted overwhelmingly to Remain.
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The camera then panned to view the outside of the arena, which was lit up in purple.
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We'll find out how those efforts panned out later this month, when the Academy announces their nominations.
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Not to mention, the final season of "Game of Thrones" was widely panned by fans and critics.
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Many within the VSCO community were angry about the changes, and numerous reviews thoroughly panned the update.
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The Facebook updates seemed a little perplexing, considering critics have panned Facebook Stories as obtrusive and unnecessary.
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Homicide detectives in the 1990s investigated the case but "none of the leads panned out," says Nelson.
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Wood signed with the Houston Texans as an undrafted free agent in 2013 but never panned out.
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She's struggled to regain traction ever since her panned performance in the second Democratic debate in July.
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I'm very lucky this has panned out for me thus far because the world has enough baristas.
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That never panned out, and eventually, Netflix picked up the film for its growing original content library.
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That's probably because the interaction is driven from the remote, which is universally panned as horribly designed.
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She starred in two TV shows that flopped almost immediately, followed by the largely panned movie Unforgettable.
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By the time "Instant personalization" arrived, it was widely panned, and never met Facebook's hopes for it.
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The brash businessman's performance at an NBC foreign policy forum earlier in the week was widely panned.
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Making a screen that can move like this was an innovative idea, but ultimately, never panned out.
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And she admits she's actually glad everything has panned out the way it has, despite the turmoil.
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Since then, the people controlling the camera have historically panned only to pairs of men and women.
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The second season, however, failed to hold momentum and was widely panned for its writing and pacing.
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It's especially surprising given that his Adam Sandler-centered "The Cobbler" was panned by critics last year.
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But, his widely panned debate performance likely stopped his momentum, although it may not have reversed it.
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Largely panned by critics at the time of its release, the film is stunning visually in retrospect.
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Instead, he's panned out as a kind of baseball handyman, reliable mostly in his ability to surprise.
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Critically panned movies like Death of a Nation, Gotti, Baywatch — they're for the fans, not the critics.
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The camera panned to his father, who was sitting there with a leggy supermodel in his lap.
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If the camera platform panned out, Facebook and Instagram could become more exciting, surprising places to visit.
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The other stops on the Mystery Pizza Box tour panned out a lot better than the first.
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While the last few iterations have been panned, "Halloween" holds a 79% "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The SIGAR report findings, released in June, was widely panned as a major misuse of taxpayer dollars.
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Since then, the company's lead drug, Rova-T, hasn't panned out in the way AbbVie had expected.
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The action was largely panned by the science community as a stunt to suppress inconvenient scientific studies.
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Chris Christie, is not close to Trump Several Trump allies panned Stepien's office as incompetent and ineffective.
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"The Wicker Man" (2006) was panned by audiences as a thriller but appreciated as an unintentional comedy.
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"Pieces" (1982) is a Spanish-American slasher that's been panned, but it's also been called a "treasure."
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"The Wicker Man" (2006) was panned by audiences as a thriller but appreciated as an "unintentional comedy."
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Critics and audiences panned the film, with many calling it out for being a bit haphazardly made.
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Mr. Benioff discussed using Microsoft's HoloLens augmented reality headset in a Salesforce presentation; that never panned out.
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However, the show was panned as a ripoff of "The Apprentice" and was cancelled after six episodes.
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Even then, the plan was widely panned by Congress and failed to gain traction among the public.
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After Louisa publishes "Little Women" to raves, May frets because her illustrations are roundly panned by critics.
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He struggled to clean up the confusion about the European travel restriction following Trump's widely panned Mar.
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The decision was panned by Leader of the Official Opposition Rona Ambrose, head of the Conservative Party.
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Anticipated discoveries in the biology of mental illness, vigorously hyped before they even arrived, never panned out.
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Meanwhile, the United Nations Mission for Ebola Emergency Response was widely panned for its lack of impact.
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Democrats have panned the Trump administration's legal and tactical explanations for the strike in the intervening months.
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Earlier this year, she was widely panned for having spent $1.4 million on a diamond ring. Mrs.
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But that figure was widely panned by Congressional leaders, who are seeking a far more robust approach.
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The move to assassinate Soleimani was widely panned by both opponents and allies of the Trump administration.
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But money apparently couldn't save the billionaire from a widely panned performance at last night's presidential debate.
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I got goose bumps and my heart sank when it panned to India, [which has] criminalized homosexuality.
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The community Kaputa envisioned never panned out and was renamed Kopernik Shores and later Boca Chica Village.
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But Trump's praise that night was met with a stony glare as the cameras panned to Gorsuch.
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The show was panned by critics and rejected by viewers, garnering a tepid 0.9 rating among adults.
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First came a comment about Judi Dench's defense of the panned film "Cats," which she stars in.
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Then the camera panned over to Jones, maybe 20 yards away, holding what looked like a handgun.
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The show's 2018 pre-Broadway tryout in Washington was panned by the Washington Post critic Peter Marks.
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The 2020 Golden Globe nominations were announced on Monday and some nominees have been panned by critics.
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The blood-red decorations were widely panned on social media, prompting a response from the first lady.
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Mike Quigley of Illinois opened the hearing by asking Mnuchin how his NCAA bracket had panned out.
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The other left Fox News shortly after writing a column widely panned as racist and anti-gay.
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So far, that bet has panned out - global oil prices are currently less than $70 a barrel.
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Last year she released a book, Women Who Work, which was widely panned as shallow and generic.
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Neither of these leads panned out, however, and police soon began searching closer to home for the killer.
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The superhero film was panned by critics — it has a 22% score on the review site Rotten Tomatoes.
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The show has been widely panned by critics; it currently holds a 17 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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After a moment of quiet, the shot panned out to show his mother, who then began to talk.
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Some can be panned and zoomed—the digital equivalent of a controller reaching for a pair of binoculars.
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In late 2001, Meyers allegedly rented a copy of the universally panned Tom Green film Freddy Got Fingered.
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Facebook's Libra project has been panned by regulators, however, concerned by the risks it may pose to consumers.
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When the camera panned over to show Chicago, she was holding a bus driver's hat over her face.
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He blamed any problems he had at the debate -- his performance was widely panned -- on the technical problems.
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The plans you make for yourself when you're 20 won't have necessarily have panned out at age 25.
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U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds flew overhead and a camera panned over Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who sang along.
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The package was immediately panned by pro-immigration groups, which said the plan was a bad trade-off.
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At that moment, the camera panned to Mark Cuban, one of the judges, who was licking his lip.
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If the film was panned upon its original release, its reception today would spark a maelstrom of fury.
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Is there any path forward for the bill after it was panned by interest groups and Republican lawmakers?
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When President Barack Obama pushed for paid leave in 2015, both moderate and conservative Republicans panned the plan.
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Prosecutors said they went to her home, left messages and spoke with family members -- but nothing panned out.
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But it may give Biden's campaign the boost it needs after his widely panned debate performance last month.
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However, even though this is a nostalgia-fest for the ages, reviewers have so far panned the effort.
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While many Twitter users expressed interest in the upcoming interview on the show, others panned the "awkward" ad.
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Trump's new budget proposal has been panned for its magical thinking on economic growth and sloppy accounting errors.
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We asked writers who've left city life in their 250s and 224s how it panned out for them.
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She was widely panned for a tweet in August that struck some watchers as a tad too pandering.
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The company unveiled a sweeping redesign of Snapchat last month, a change that was widely panned by users.
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He had to be welcomed to the stage twice as the camera awkwardly panned across his confused face.
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The US government's response to the hurricane in Puerto Rico has been widely panned as slow and inadequate.
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The current maps have been widely panned for overestimating how many people have access to high-speed internet.
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It was panned by the public, scoring a 3.1 rating out of 10 on Chinese film website Douban.
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Between the years of 2000 and 2009, a number of movies were released that were panned by critics.
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Democrats have almost universally panned the attack, believing it to be ineffective and a misuse of her talents.
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O'Rourke on Thursday panned the plans for an emergency declaration, arguing there's "no rational reason" for the move.
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Even though his near-term sell-off prediction hasn't panned out, Saut is convinced it will still happen.
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An audience favorite that's been panned by critics, "National Treasure" (2004) might benefit from a more realistic plot.
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Most of his ideas have not panned out — they were either illegal, too expensive, or unrealistic to enact.
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While in college, he tried to find a group to play Dungeons & Dragons with, but nothing panned out.
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But the camera panned away for a second—I mean, what could have caused the bench to clear?
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It wasn't Ana and Christian from "50 Shades of Gray," who were panned by all I spoke to.
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What's an experiment or change that has overperformed your expectation, and what hasn't panned out as you'd hoped?
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I have the first five releases panned out; shouts to Tom VR, Arthur Miles, Dan Only, and Hobie.
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Jennifer Aniston, who played Rachel Green, appeared in "'Til There Was You" (1997), which was panned by critics.
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His lone previous staging at the Met, a 2010 production of Verdi's little-seen "Attila," was roundly panned.
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He would bristle at that statement, which is why he bristled at Ursuta's work, and panned the show.
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Adam Levine has one, which he wore to perform during his widely panned 2019 Super Bowl halftime show.
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It was widely panned by critics, and the company altered its recipe after a surge of negative feedback.
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Mayweather defeated Pacquiao in May 2015 in a hugely hyped fight that was largely panned by boxing fans.
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But can a sports arena, once universally panned for its drab décor, become the next Universal Studios backlot?
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Meanwhile, I asked Toader to run through what assumptions have proven true so far or haven't panned out.
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It's easy to see why immigration control-minded groups have largely panned the plan, but why the Democrats?
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Trump's decision has also been panned by several other Republican lawmakers, including traditional allies of the president. Sen.
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During the episode, Meghan McCain walked off the set as cameras panned the studio heading into a commercial.
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"Of the things that people like, remember when Marie Antoinette — y'all panned it?" she said on the show.
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The trade — and the rumors of dealing Betts that preceded it — has been panned by the baseball world.
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Lawmakers from both parties in the House and the Senate panned the idea, saying they don't trust Facebook.
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During this postseason, television cameras have often panned to Karlsson hunched over and grimacing on the Senators' bench.
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He blasted the budget deal, which the White House helped negotiate, and it was panned by many conservatives.
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In 2013, NBC aired a live television production of "The Sound of Music" that was panned by critics.
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That hasn&apost panned out, and companies seem to be moving into self-driving, rather than flying cars.
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But then later in the week and again this week, he panned the bipartisan Durbin-Flake-Graham proposal.
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"The Greatest Showman," another movie musical that the critics panned, grossed $435 million worldwide after a slow start.
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At the same time, she panned efforts from House Democrats to introduce articles of impeachment against the president.
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The last time Mr. Trump visited Puerto Rico, he was panned for throwing paper towels into a crowd.
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So far, fears that the administration will complicate the census with a citizenship question have not panned out.
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I think for those reasons it was a big risk for us and very fortunately it panned out.
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Monday's block was widely panned in the Brazil, where more than 90% of Android devices have WhatsApp installed.
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However, the effect was panned and Fox dropped the technology in the last year of its NHL deal.
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More than two years later, many of the more drastic predictions about Amazon's impending grocery dominance haven't panned out.
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But we have been through a lot of negotiations with North Korea and they have never really panned out.
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The move was panned by some of his staunchest conservative allies, who viewed it as a capitulation to Democrats.
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That's right, some of the most widely panned films — with some of the worst reviews — are now Oscar nominees.
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She panned the idea in public, though she said she had also made her feelings known to Trump privately.
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Another video showed both Jay Z and Beyoncé pinching their daughter's cheeks when the camera panned to the family.
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North Carolina is losing hundreds of millions of dollars a year due to a 2016 law panned as discriminatory.
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After years of trying, the concept of the smartwatch as a tiny, wrist-based computer just hasn't panned out.
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Forgoing IRL Christmas tree hunting in favor of Amazon has been pretty widely panned since the shop was announced.
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Now you might be asking yourself why Elba would attach himself to something that is getting panned by critics.
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All the Youths go home and hit the bars — looking for the high school crush that never panned out.
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Fans also noted that she looked noticeably embarrassed and caught off-guard when the camera panned over to her.
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" When it debuted on Netflix in 33, critics panned the film as "almost fawning" and "self-help snake oil.
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As for Romney's explanation — that his conscience and faith guided the vote — "Fox & Friends" host Brian Kilmeade panned it.
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He made a provocative (if critically panned) documentary, The Unbelievers, with the evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, another celebrated skeptic.
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Their remarks were a departure from a separate group of investors, who weeks ago panned a potential Trump administration.
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ESX films are regularly panned by critics, do not receive theatrical releases, and go straight to video or VOD.
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The HD camera can't be panned, but you can zoom in, and it performs well in dark lighting conditions.
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The film, which stars Robin Williams and came out back in 2006, was pretty much panned across the board.
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Some have considered sending robotic spacecraft to service Hubble, but none have panned out, with some plans determined unfeasible.
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As she sang, the camera panned to Pink in the audience, and the pop star looked a little nonplussed.
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Last year's show was panned online for being too nationalistic and propaganda heavy, especially songs praising the Communist Party.
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It panned out this time, but I'm left knowing it might not next time despite my very best efforts.
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The theory hasn't panned out thus far, but the industry is laser-focused on this metric, so stay tuned.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said Trump met expectations, although the rank and file in the party panned his performance.
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That hasn't panned out in the new year, as they have underperformed the S&P 22000 year-to-date.
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The camera panned to the actress when Debbie Reynolds took to the stage to accept the lifetime achievement award.
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Just yesterday, a group of Japanese actresses panned the casting choice in a roundtable hosted by The Hollywood Reporter.
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His entreaty was widely panned and considered by some observers to be an unseemly intrusion into Clinton's personal space.
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The Mexican government panned a report that rated the country as the world's second-deadliest conflict zone, after Syria.
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"I'm obsessed with old houses," Williams explained as she panned the camera on the rooms fireplaces and crown moldings.
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Inside the notoriously catty Media Twitter circle, the piece has been universally panned: "just embarrassing," says WSJ's Christopher Mims.
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In 1995, Nintendo released the Virtual Boy, which was panned by critics and largely seen as a commercial failure.
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Both positive and negative comments are welcome — and we won't mince words when it comes to the critically panned.
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We're intrigued to see how Kanye West's harshly panned designs will translate to a 48-page high-fashion shoot.
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Denby also changed his mind, according to a recent Washington Post survey of critics who initially panned the movie.
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Both are things that Sony and LG have tried, and neither has really panned out into any meaningful advantage.
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Both Richard Nixon and Al Gore's debate performances were panned by pundits for stylistic reasons (Nixon sweated, Gore sighed).
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Starring opposite his son, Jaden, and directed by M. Night Shyamalan, the movie was panned by critics and audiences.
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The White House also sent over a draft proposal, but it was panned by both sides of the aisle.
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" The Senate majority leader has panned Democratic bills to boost election security as efforts to grant themselves "political benefit.
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Many Democrats panned the final version of the bill, saying it did not do enough to protect migrant children.
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Barr was widely panned by congressional Democrats for giving a press conference before the report's public release on Thursday.
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But the phone was widely panned for having too many features, and the gesture controls didn't really catch on.
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Republicans, Democrats and some of the president's staunchest allies largely panned Trump's performance at the press conference with Putin.
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These public remarks were widely and rightly panned for its attempt at moral equivalency, but it was damaging, nonetheless.
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Huawei more openly panned the Fold's design, with one of its executives Richard Yu describing Samsung's design as "bad."
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Republicans and Democrats alike have panned Trump's decision, saying it will ultimately lead to higher costs for American consumers.
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The party's base has panned that bill, and his association with it could hamper future Rubio campaigns as well.
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Earlier hopes that searchers may have heard communication attempts by the crew have not panned out, the military said.
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The performance capped a bruising week for Mr. Trump, who went from a widely panned debate performance against Mrs.
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Critics often point to Lester Holt's widely panned performance moderating a presidential debate for the decline in "Nightly News."
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Here's a look at how the candidates and their campaigns said they'd do, and how those promises panned out.
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Then a ballyhooed foreign policy speech in late April was widely panned by experts across the foreign policy spectrum.
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In a letter read out at the hearing in London, Assange said he regretted how matters how panned out.
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Price captured these images with a robotic camera, snapping thousands of stills as it panned across a squid's skin.
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Several of Murphy's shows have been critically divisive (and, on occasion, panned in ways that have raised his hackles).
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Back on "Chappelle's Show," one of the ideas we had that never quite panned out was similar in conception.
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Wall Street panned the move, with the Dow falling more than 500 points in the hours after Trump's statement.
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It re-establishes a continuity in which life has gone on, yet no one's life has really panned out.
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The fast-selling appliance, celebrated for its faux-frying, low-mess, odorless ability, has been panned in review circles.
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Plagued by extended delays, unseasonably hot weather and fainting and falling models, the show was roundly panned and mocked.
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Adam Levine apologizes for panned Maroon 5 performance in Chile Good to know we all have off days sometimes.
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Stoddard panned Mike Bloomberg's performance in Wednesday's Democratic presidential debate, but did so by taking a shot at Trump.
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Republican lawmakers, who have repeatedly clashed with the Obama administration over energy policy, panned the proposal on social media.
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Democratic lawmakers and some advocates panned the measure as ineffective unless it includes a robust infusion of federal funds.
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The panel's last high-profile hearing in September — featuring a defiant Corey Lewandowski — was widely panned as a disaster.
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Trump has also proposed arming certain education officials, a proposal that has been panned by teachers and education organizations.
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The Minnesota Democrat underscored his military service and panned the current political climate in Washington in his campaign launch.
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The announcement comes on the heels of both Bloomberg's widely panned debate performance in Nevada last week and Sen.
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The group had already tried to distance itself from Trump's remarks on Monday, which were widely panned as inappropriate.
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What few people seem to have thought about seriously was what would happen if the research actually panned out.
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Earlier this month, technologists widely panned Comey when he made the same arguments during a House Intelligence Committee hearing.
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The tariffs were almost universally panned by Republican lawmakers, who have been fighting Trump on his protectionist trade policies.
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The movie was almost universally panned by critics, and we're surprised to see it pop up at Golden Globes.
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Last week, Democrats panned negotiators for dropping broad protections and cleanup measures for toxic PFAS chemicals from the talks.
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Brendan Boyle (D-Pa.) similarly panned the move, asking if Puerto Ricans "feel better now" after the trophy dedication.
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Liberals have panned any talk of bipartisanship, pledging to make the process as painful as they can for supporters.
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Analysts said it would take until Monday or Tuesday to have a clearer idea how congressional races panned out.
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His proposals have been widely panned, and protesters and hecklers are becoming an increasingly regular features at his events.
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But Carson missed the cue and stayed in the wings even as the camera panned to him, and Sen.
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Atreus was shocked that someone would kill their own father and the camera panned to an uncomfortable looking Kratos.
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When The Mall of America opened 22011 years ago this week, the media panned it as a really dumb idea.
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An apparent favorite of Peter Thiel, the PayPal founder, and Peter Theil, the Gawken founder, but widely panned by Gawker.
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In a video of the challenge, classical music played as the camera panned across the room full of NBA stars.
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Other games in recent years that have included that feature, like 2017's Star Wars Battlefront II, were widely panned.
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One of Ford's campaign promises, which hasn't panned out, was to reduce the price of beer in Ontario to $1.
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"Lemme show you what a real bad day looks like," he added as the camera panned toward the stranded zipliners.
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Critics panned the idea as homophobic when the group Super Happy Fun America announced its intention to hold the parade.
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Despite the film's notable casting of DiCaprio in the midst of his post-Titanic fame, The Beach was critically panned.
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The films have been widely panned by critics, each earning a score of between 20% and 37% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Lost's finale was largely panned when it aired, but at least the episode committed to resolving the core's big debate.
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The Great Michelle Wolf Controversy of 2018 started, in part, when a Times reporter panned her Sanders jokes on Twitter.
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When nothing panned out, he likely ended up back in the Philippines to avoid prosecution for his own federal crimes.
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Groups favoring new restrictions on immigration that support the president's policies panned Wolf, citing his past work as a lobbyist.
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Yang, a tech entrepreneur, was the only candidate to endorse mobile voting, an idea largely panned by election security experts.
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The company argues that this allows for an unbiased admissions process, something that looks to have panned out in practice.
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In 2012, Mitt Romney traveled to London, Israel and Poland on what was widely panned as a gaffe-filled tour.
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I'm not sure how that venture's panning out in terms of consumer sales, but it was widely panned by critics.
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If this were a season of Veep, it would be panned for its absurdity and its crude caricature of Washington.
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Its various efforts to do so—ads, paid artist tools, and more recently a subscription service—never fully panned out.
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The pair was panned for their performance, with critics saying Hathaway, 36, had gone overboard while Franco, 40, lacked energy.
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The New York Times TV critic aggressively panned the anchorman while numerous other print and TV outlets weren't much kinder.
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Raven Metzner, who took over as showrunner following Iron Fist's widely panned season 1, seems to be on their side.
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Project Tango was an early effort from Google to bring augmented reality to phones, but it never really panned out.
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The dates panned out just as we would've expected: Raven Gates was adorable, while Rachel Lindsay took Nick to church.
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His answer was panned on Twitter but Braun quickly embraced the criticism, tweeting out the clip from his official account.
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That dog has not yet barked, actually: Fears that Brexit would sink the country into recession have not panned out.
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I try in vain to track him down by phone, to find out whether his dreams of escape panned out.
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Meanwhile, her acting efforts have failed to yield a breakout hit (and in some cases have been panned by critics).
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A photo-op of Trump and House Republicans celebrating their healthcare victory in the Rose Garden also was similarly panned.
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The hearings were widely panned by Democrats as political theater designed to damage Clinton's chances of winning the White House.
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Other hospital organizations have also panned the House's healthcare bill, including the Federation of American Hospitals and America's Essential Hospitals.
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Some of these shows will be excellent, and some will not (the first series of "Marseille" was panned by critics).
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Given Trump's widely panned response to the events in Charlottesville, it would be politically foolish for him to pardon Arpaio.
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Republicans have dismissed accusations of discrimination and panned the CFPB policy as an unjustified crusade against a standard financing tool.
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WeGrow, an experimental for-private school, opened in 2018 with a similar expansion strategy, but that hasn't panned out either.
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Erdoğan has blamed Turkey's failing economy on Trump's actions and panned Western powers for waging "economic war" on his country.
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The shot then panned out to reveal a windmill, and out came Weber, looking dashing in a suit and tie.
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"Aww you think you cute?" she teased him, as she panned the camera around the room to capture the moment.
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An overwhelming majority of economists have panned his "solution" as a distraction — indeed, a surefire way to cripple the economy.
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I laughed when the camera panned to Bill Clinton, who really looked like he had fallen asleep during the speech.
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Lawmakers from both parties, including several GOP senators, have panned the tweets, calling them beneath the office of the president.
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The proposal, panned immediately by Republicans, hinged on bringing a handful of detainees to a facility in the United States.
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Some of the president's most iconic lines, like his riff on "American carnage" at the inauguration, have been widely panned.
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Critics often point to Holt's widely panned performance moderating a presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in Sept.
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Right-wing pundits from Ann Coulter to Sean Hannity panned the president's decision, charging him with making empty campaign promises.
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Starring the gross-out comedian Tom Green at the height of his fame, the movie was viciously panned by critics.
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Tears welled up in their eyes and several shook their heads as the cameras panned to Seare's flag-draped coffin.
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Season 4, Episode 12: Chapter 51Frank's ground operation has panned out; U.S. troops have captured ICO leader Yusuf al Ahmadi.
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The plan was hailed by Greenpeace and the League of Conservation Voters, and panned by the youth-led Sunrise Movement.
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He admitted that his push to drive a surge in turnout among young people and Latinos had not panned out.
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Critics generally panned it at first and it was even nominated for several Razzies for being deemed a bad movie.
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On Saturday night, Breitbart panned Mr. Trump's latest idea with the headline "Three-Year Amnesty, Most of Border Remains Open."
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Lobbyists panned those ideas, but they could gain new momentum with Sanders as the Democratic Party's standard-bearer in 2020.
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The US government is also being widely panned for the slow rollout of coronavirus test kits compared to other nations.
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The company was vague about why the product never panned out, simply claiming it did not achieve Apple's high standards.
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Even if the Obi-Wan series is critically panned, it will continue to exist on the platform as library content.
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But "Strictly Ballroom," even after developmental runs in Sydney; Leeds, England; and Toronto, was panned by key critics in London.
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During the opening monologue, the camera panned to a photograph of Baldwin in 1990, when he first hosted the show.
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But Blue Apron has made other efforts to reach more customers that have not panned out as well as hoped.
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Gervais returned to the stage in 2016, but his appearance that year was generally panned for playing it exhaustingly safe.
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Bipartisan lawmakers have panned the operation as threatening to groups that allied with the U.S. in the fight against ISIS.
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The suggestion was panned by critics from both political parties, and the Trump administration said it was never considered seriously.
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I can't say that this was strictly intentional on my end, but I'm delighted with the way it panned out.
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Meanwhile, "Bright," which the company touted as its "most ambitious film yet" in October, was panned by popular review sites.
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It panned out and the president will get some credit for helping to rid the party of a problem candidate.
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Tony Perkins, the president of the Family Research Council, panned YouTube for allowing the group a seat at the table.
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Democratic lawmakers and some advocates panned the measure, saying more funding is needed for any such declaration to be effective.
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Other experts panned the report for relying on circumstantial evidence to make confident claims about who may have been responsible.
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Aside from the connection to the controversial 1950s program, Trump's proposal was panned for its potential cost and manpower requirements.
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Elizabeth Warren, who's become one of Big Tech's loudest critics from the left on antitrust grounds, panned it almost immediately.
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The landmark agreement, considered a hallmark of Obama's efforts to combat climate change, was panned by many on the right.
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He landed it, and now Ryan compares himself to the Mark Wahlberg character in the critically panned movie Rock Star.
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The Tom Hooper flop was pretty universally panned, and failed to make much of an impression at the box office.
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Still, those who support renewable energy panned the package, saying it does little to incentivize a shift to cleaner power.
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In 2017, Pepsi's Kendall Jenner ad was panned after critics said it made light of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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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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That idea was panned by Democrats and many Republicans, because it also mandated a drastic cut in total immigration numbers.
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Biden, who is the front-runner, has panned the idea, and instead touted a proposal that would expand on ObamaCare.
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Publishers' ambitions for that device never panned out, but they're still interested in getting people to pay them for content.
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One of the big questions of this debate is whether Rubio can recover from his panned performance last time around.
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We'd all be better off if they spent some hands-on time directly observing how all those dreams panned out.[WSJ]
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Police told the station that numerous tips about suspects had been called in over the years but none had panned out.
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Critics generally panned albums by Wings, Mr McCartney's post-Beatles band, many of which were dominated by whimsical soft-rock fluff.
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Unsurprisingly, that stereotype panned out given where the Comeback Cities Tour actually visited: Youngstown, Akron, Detroit, Flint, and South Bend, Indiana.
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Trump 'will be a chaotic and unpredictable aggressor' Columnist Trevor Timm, writing in the Guardian newspaper Thursday, panned the entire speech.
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Early reviews have panned some bot experiences on Messenger, but Marcus said the company is committed, and not in a hurry.
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Robbie's portrayal of the complicated muse to Jared Leto's Joker was a critically-praised bright spot in an otherwise panned movie.
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It was panned by critics, in part because it abandoned the stylistic choices of the first, particularly the found-footage approach.
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Unlike A Star Is Born, however, the biopic didn't hit the sweet spot with critics, many of whom panned the film.
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His unofficial campaign announcement—a cover-interview in Vanity Fair,with pictures by Annie Leibovitz—was panned as preening and entitled.
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You're young and single and looking for love in New York City, and the usual online dating services haven't panned out.
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While the last few iterations have been panned, "Halloween" holds a 80 percent average on Rotten Tomatoes and a B+ CinemaScore.
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Plus, the jury's still out on a new jet black finish that's praised as beautiful but panned as easy to blemish.
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Live streaming with Periscope came and went, and Twitter's play for a share of the TV market hasn't really panned out.
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That's been the AR premise since as far back as apps like Layar in 2009, but it's never properly panned out.
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The Libra project has however been panned by regulators worldwide, concerned by the risks it may pose to the financial system.
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In March, the camera at Stephen Colbert's Late Show panned over to a man sprawled across multiple chairs (and the stage).
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The Saudi program, for example, has been widely panned by academics and the media for its ineffectiveness and lack of transparency.
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Cruz, who infamously panned Trump's "New York values" earlier in the primary, was bracing for a tough showing in the state.
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Hathaway, 36, and Franco, 40, were panned for their performance, with critics saying Hathaway had gone overboard while Franco lacked energy.
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Every time cameras panned to the first lady, her sleek, brightly colored dress stood out in a sea of dark suits.
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However, he used the opportunity to take a few more shots at Deadpool's universally panned appearance in X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
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As he panned toward the residential neighborhoods nearby, however, he saw red and orange boxes in areas that looked fairly random.
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Few people are expecting a government shutdown, but Democrats have panned the Republican proposal for not including some of their priorities.
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Top Chamber officials panned the country's "2023s regulatory system," arguing it stifles economic growth and capital access with redundant, overbearing regulations.
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Economists and Democrats have already panned the budget as a document that benefits the wealthy and cuts services from the poor.
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All were critically panned at the time for poor dialogue, uneven plots, cardboard characters and an over-reliance on special effects.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK Salim's* teenage life hasn't panned out like most kids in his suburban London neighbourhood.
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While the audience melted, someone in the stands panned the stadium with a camera, searching for the patron making the proposal.
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The Academy Award-winning actress hosted with James Franco in 2011, and was widely panned by critics and audiences for it.
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But how it panned out, we worked together very well and we were by far the quickest guys on the track.
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Trump and his administration were widely panned for a lackluster response to hurricanes Irma and Maria on the island in 28503.
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After the streaming service was widely panned for its confusing array of options, Apple had to completely redesign it this year.
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For many members on the fence, the fruits of weeks-long negotiations panned out just moments before the Budget Committee vote.
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Both drug company stocks and PBM stocks spiked after the announcement React: Democrats and patient advocates panned the measures as ineffective.
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Though this adaptation from director Uwe Boll was critically panned, it did launch a 2005 sequel and even a third film.
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The DOJ inspector general panned many of his key decisions, though he did agree with the recommendation not to charge Clinton.
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Some critics have panned Hollywood awards shows in recent years for taking on an increasingly political tone in the Trump era.
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Even though the movie was critically panned, the movie made over $36 million against a $2.3 million budget, according to IMDB.
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His life story was turned into the film "Wired," which was critically panned for not accurately capturing the spirit of Belushi.
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The latest preview of the movie shows a redesigned Sonic after his first iteration was widely panned around six months ago.
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The committee acknowledged that the Bush screening team decided which records to disclose for public review, a move panned by Democrats.
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That proposal was panned by Democrats who believed it was too vague, and by Republicans who believed it was too restrictive.
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Some outside economists, including Roger Noll, a Stanford professor, had panned the deal as a boondoggle based on outlandish financial expectations.
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Google, too, has been eyeing a reentry into the category next year with the return of its much-panned Pixel Buds.
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Republicans have dismissed the accusations of discrimination and panned the CFPB policy as an unjustified crusade against a standard financing tool.
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Top Chamber officials panned the country's "1930s regulatory system," arguing it stifles economic growth and capital access with redundant, overbearing regulations.
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"The crux of our investigation will be the interaction directly, physically with the child and how that panned out," Grimsdale said.
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The only comprehensive bipartisan proposal on the table not only failed to win enough votes but was panned by Trump's administration.
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Bird is clearly the highlight of these early recordings, and critics initially panned Miles as a cheap imitation of Dizzy Gillespie.
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Now, we can debate -- and historians will debate -- whether Trump's actions in regard to the coronavirus should be praised or panned.
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Busing has, for decades, been a controversial education policy that has been panned by white voters, even in liberal urban centers.
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The company's shares dropped more than 6 percent on Thursday as some Wall Street analysts panned the acquisition as too expensive.
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North Korea: The country will temporarily suspend its propaganda-filled mass gymnastics show after it was panned by Kim Jong-un.
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We quickly panned across and zoomed in on Gemma, who looked distracted at the raised voices and the sudden close-up.
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That hasn't panned out so far, even as much of Europe, parts of Asia and the U.S. dramatically ramp up testing.
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Douglas stars as Sandy Kominsky, an acting coach of minor renown whose promising career as a performer never quite panned out.
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Democratic critics say the funding is suspiciously similar to the insurer "bailout" programs in Obamacare that the GOP panned for years.
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But activists on both sides of the issue panned the compromise deal between Cooper, a Democrat, and the GOP-controlled legislature.
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The plan has been widely panned by lawmakers, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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The panel was widely panned, even by those supportive of the President, with critics saying it was unnecessary and self-serving.
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President Trump initially panned border adjustment, but later said he'd be open to a "border tax," without specifying what that meant.
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It's been widely panned as one of the worst movies ever made but has since become beloved as a cult classic.
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Apple TV+'s flagship show starring Jennifer Aniston and Rees Witherspoon was panned by critics despite its massive $300 million budget.
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Buttigieg has panned the Massachusetts governor for not releasing her tax returns from her decades of private and corporate legal consulting.
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There were a few holes when they panned the place that I wasn't responsible for, but I opened them all myself.
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The theory that cutting taxes for the rich will trickle down to boost the economy hasn't panned out in the past.
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AT&T shareholders so far have panned the $53 billion cash-and-stock purchase of Time Warner unveiled over the weekend.
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Ted Strickland of being disingenuous on his commitment to gun control while Strickland's campaign panned the accusations for failing to stick.
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Members of Congress gave him a standing ovation, as TV cameras panned over to Skutnik (one caption read: "Plane Crash Hero").
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The all-new 2012 model was widely panned by critics, and its ad campaign...well, it left something to be desired.
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"China Doll," a critically panned but commercially successful new David Mamet play starring Al Pacino, has recouped its $3.7 million investment costs.
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Her comments that "Senator Obama's support among working, hard-working Americans, white Americans, is weakening again" were panned and perceived as divisive.
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"Solo: A Star Wars Story" was the only film that was widely panned at the box office, making under $400 million worldwide.
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During Beyoncé's performance, the camera panned to the audience, which included Hardeman's stunned face in awe of the beauty she was witnessing.
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Leto's performance in Suicide Squad was critically panned, and so was the film, which has a 27 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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In 2006, Stephen Colbert gave a brutal one in front of George W. Bush that guests also panned as harsh and disrespectful.
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In 1997, for instance, an effort to attract another global star nearing the end of his career — Diego Maradona — never panned out.
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When Drizzy picked up the Best Hip Hop Video award for "Hotline Bling," the camera panned to Kimye for a hot second.
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"Look at those boobs!" the girls cheered from the sidelines as the camera panned in on them bouncing from side-to-side.
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When I panned up to Katherine Johnson's face — seen below — I had to stay at just the right angle or she'd vanish.
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It might make more sense for that to be a panned shot for someone watching the content on a 5.5-inch screen.
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Once we head into the new year, and I start covering 1999, we'll get to see just how that prediction panned out.
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The industries that would need the ISS, such as space tourism or space research and development, haven't panned out yet, he noted.
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The last couple of seasons were panned, and though the show remained popular with a particular (male) audience, ratings started to fall.
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On the flipside, China gained SDR accession by promising a prudent currency policy, which has not quite panned out as expected either.
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To blame: the blockbusters he agreed to star in, the critics who panned his films, the activists who doomed his indie breakthrough.
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Critics have also panned Trump's outreach to African-Americans for painting the lives of black Americans in broad-brushed and bleak terms.
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Rihanna. The camera panned over to the star's reaction, and it was classic Riri: Rihanna is all of us in this moment.
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It happened when CBS panned to the commissioner's booth to reveal Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos schmoozing with Goodell and some other bigwigs.
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The official said that if they were unhappy with how things panned out they would seek a ministerial meeting and then decide.
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My prediction that Pence would be the GOP's nominee in 2016 hasn't panned out, but I've got my fingers crossed for 2020.
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So maybe the future hasn't panned out exactly how we planned, but there's one thing we do have, and that's robot vacuums.
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"Josh Duhamel, you caught the green room mouse?" the TV personality and weatherman, 63, said as the camera panned to the star.
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Towards the end of his rendition, cameras panned to the music icon herself, who could be seen rubbing tears from her eyes.
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McRae said there has been no demand of ransom and none of the many tips as to her location has panned out.
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The Great Wall was panned for its lack of substance; it's a pretty blockbuster, critics say, but not a thought-provoking one.
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The group unveiled on Friday had 13 white men, and Trump was widely panned for the lack of diversity on his team.
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But that latter promise still hasn't panned out, and neither Oculus nor the Rift apparently merited a shout-out at today's event.
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" Spicer also panned the Congressional Budget Office ahead of its widely anticipated score of the GOP legislation, calling past analyses "wildly off.
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But it was panned by Democrats and some Republicans over concerns about cuts to legal immigration and limits on family-based immigration.
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The plan to build a wall has been panned from the left and right, both for its practical and its humanitarian challenges.
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The FCC's current broadband maps have been widely panned as inaccurate and unhelpful, as they often overstate which areas have adequate coverage.
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Both regulatory agencies panned Otting's decision to offer fintech charters and said it would pose immense risks to the U.S. financial system.
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She was panned for referring to Trump as a role model for children during a debate, a comment she later walked back.
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Both regulatory agencies panned Otting's decision to offer fintech charters and said it would pose immense risks to the U.S. financial system.
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Democratic strategist David Axelrod on Friday panned President Trump for calling the press "the enemy of the American people" in a tweet.
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Lawmakers from those areas had panned the Trump administration request as too low to adequately help communities ravaged by the natural disasters.
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Apple was panned by industry experts and fans alike for spending four years making a MacBook keyboard that malfunctioned for many customers.
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Paramount Pictures debuted a new-look "Sonic the Hedgehog" on Tuesday after its original design was widely panned around six months ago.
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Those threats never panned out, nor did a pledge of legal retribution made during a speech in Pennsylvania weeks before the election.
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Over the past few years, some drillers have claimed to find troves of helium buried underground, but those haven't always panned out.
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Theories abound, but none have panned out: • Was "The Watcher" a disgruntled potential buyer who balked at the $1.3 million price tag?
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At one point, the cameras panned to a father and son, embracing and sobbing themselves hoarse while trying to serenade Jamie Vardy.
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The Chainsmokers have come a long way from their all-around panned performance of hit "Selfie" on American Idol three years ago.
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Then the feed panned to the Baltimorean taking off one of his swimming caps as he whirled around to see his time.
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The only comprehensive bipartisan proposal on the table not only failed to win enough votes, but was also panned by Trump's administration.
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The performers were applauded for fantastic performances, but the overall event was mostly panned for having abysmal storyline build up and promotion.
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The camera then panned to a tombstone that had Oliver's name written on it, with 2019 as the year of his death.
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It was a move he said the New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner panned, telling him he would never make any money.
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Some experts panned the idea, saying it would be legally impossible to single out Mexican remittances from those going to other countries.
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But he might have become well known in North America if a 21985s tryout with the powerhouse Edmonton Oilers had panned out.
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Photos of Mr. Setya lying in a hospital bed with breathing tubes were circulated on social media and panned as being faked.
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As camera panned to her, the woman reacted visibly whenever Madison was brought up: pulling faces, sneering, rolling her eyes, whispering viciously.
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Rick Spielman's first class as GM, in 2011, was widely panned—his first pick was Christian Ponder—but he grew from that.
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Early on in the movie, Lisa sheepishly shows her flower haiku to her husband after it gets panned by her poetry workshop.
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Investors panned his Wednesday night Oval Office address aimed at reassuring a jittery nation, selling off U.S. stock futures in its wake.
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But the move was widely panned by privacy advocates for accepting a warrant to search its database without exhausting its legal options.
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With the cushion of a four-month transition window, Johnston began looking for new opportunities, but none of her leads panned out.
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The decision was widely panned by critics who viewed it as a brazen move for the president to enrich his family brand.
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The Nepalese Government, which had issued a record 28 climbing permits for Everest, was panned for recklessly monetizing such a fragile ecosystem.
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Some critics panned the look, claiming the placement resembles Mickey Mouse ears, and that the square fixture created a slightly raised bump.
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Democratic lawmakers have widely panned Trump's efforts and say they bolster their case for impeachment, while the president has defended his actions.
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"We only put a face on them as a last-ditch effort, when nothing else has panned out," she told The Oklahoman.
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Mastercard's success hasn't just panned out well for the company, it's also proven to be a major positive for long-term investors.
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But Hoenig panned proposals to give banks more leeway in meeting Dodd-Frank capital requirements and other rules meant to ensure liquidity.
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This International Pricing Index model was quickly panned by the pharmaceutical industry, as well as many conservatives, who call it price fixing.
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Her campaign's decision last year to release the results of a DNA test, which showed distant Native American ancestry, was widely panned.
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The Trump Organization in the past has panned the inquiry as a "political hit job" meant to harass Trump and his family.
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Apple broke through with "The Morning Show," which was initially panned by critics (reviews have improved slightly since Apple TV Plus launched).
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During her carefully planned TV address on Wednesday, May panned members of Parliament for failing to deliver the British people's Brexit wishes.
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He had been adamant in pushing against the tariffs, which have been panned by GOP lawmakers, Wall Street and U.S. trading partners.
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A common scenario when it comes to blockbusters is when a movie gets panned critically but is loved by fans; Warner Bros.
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A similar measure, called the SAFE Act, was widely panned by members of both parties when it was first introduced in 2013.
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President Donald Trump spoke out Thursday against removing Confederate statutes — fueling the divisive debate he ignited during a widely panned news conference.
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Many mainstream critics panned the film (The New York Times said that it appeared to be set in a "strangely retrograde Fantasyland").
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The idea has been adopted in Texas and some other states, but teachers' unions and some law enforcement groups have panned it.
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Cameras panned over them, and excitement crackled through us, for this was the kind of history we wanted to be a part of.
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While many liberals' misplaced hopes that she would be a "moderating force" have not panned out, the Ivanka brand undeniably still carries weight.
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I wish him the best going forward, and I am sad things panned out this way, but this is where things currently stand.
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If I felt like something needed to be panned to the left, I'd move it across to the left side of the room.
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The station covering the event, known as a mouthpiece for Aoun, regularly panned its cameras toward Bassil and other members of his coalition.
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In fact, it's a large part of why Aliens: Colonial Marines was so widely panned by critics and gamers alike when it launched.
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In a separate video, Hayek laid on her stomach in the ocean while the camera panned across the stunning views of the beach.
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Ultimately, however, the dispute panned out to be a "much ado about nothing," with Lemonade quietly dropping the lawsuit a few months later.
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Democrats, members of Hawley's own Republican Party, and even the Republican fundraisers who helped support his Senate campaign have all panned the legislation.
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Moreover, that so called "Trump Bump" that many analysts had hoped would drive engagement and users back to Twitter, hasn't really panned out.
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It's also been panned, by Democrats and Republicans who say it would be too expensive, too government-controlled, and too difficult to accomplish.
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He's also got his crew of collaborators he keeps making films with despite the knowledge that they're going to almost assuredly get panned.
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Here's how the first round panned out: WORLD CUP OF CHRISTMAS SONGS 1613ROUND 1603 - GROUP 2180 OF 21000Top 212017 qualify for round 219.
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First came Churchill in June, a critically panned biopic that pictured a beleaguered Churchill, played by Brian Cox, awaiting the Battle of Normandy.
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But the division had trouble, too, including a redesign of the Withings smartphone app which users panned as buggy and prone to crashing.
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Like Trump's 2018 budget, which was panned by both Democrats and Republicans earlier this month, the proposals have little chance to be enacted.
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The outlook would be better if one of two things were true: It's been over two years, and neither scenario has panned out.
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Instead, Baldwin turned to his foundation's Twitter page to express his frustrations and disappointment with how the 22016 presidential election unexpectedly panned out.
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Bush would only concede that he had been wild during his youth, a vague characterization that was widely panned as lousy crisis management.
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But the previous bid, which offered shareholders 10.83 shares in the combined company for every 100 Fortis shares held, was panned by investors.
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That's not how Sunday panned out for one woman, though, said Jody Tibbitts, a veteran nature guide with the Jackson Hole Wildlife Safaris.
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But while The Room is widely panned, The Disaster Artist is poised to become one of indie studio A24's many smash hits.
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Still, some nutritionists have panned Halo Top's health-centric claims, saying that the brand uses artificial sweeteners and could promote unhealthy eating habits.
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The Michelle Pfeiffer-film was a box office flop, panned by critics and failing to match the love of the iconic 1978 original.
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Knowles Lawson, who was also with her husband Richard Lawson, panned her camera around the table to show off all her dinner companions.
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But the idea has been panned by former Reserve Bank of India (RBI) heads and allies of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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"We had a similar sense of excitement and possibility with DNA vaccines that haven't quite panned out the way we hoped," Durbin said.
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After Pratt panned his camera around the celebrity-packed room, he focused the shot on Sean Gunn, who plays the on-set Rocket.
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The stock market suggests that traders' exuberant expectations after election night haven't panned out — at least not since the administration actually took office.
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The film was panned by critics and Watts, herself, came out to say that she felt conflicted about playing the much-loved princess.
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A non-disclosure agreement prevents the founders from confirming Carriage's sale price, but all admit to being amazed at how things panned out.
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Source: Variety (2019)"Bright," about a human cop and his orc partner, was panned by critics with a 25% Rotten Tomatoes critic score.
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He has publicly denied any wrongdoing and has panned the investigations into his conduct as part of a "political witch hunt" against him.
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I was by myself on a green screen…they whip panned over to me and I was like, 'But where is he actually?
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Taylor, meanwhile, co-wrote and co-directed the frenetic action movie Crank, its reasonably successful sequel, and critically panned science fiction film Gamer.
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Sanders late last week also panned a compromise chemical safety bill, arguing it does too much to prevent states from regulating dangerous substances.
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However, this was the year that many of SpaceX's oldest promises finally panned out, and the company surpassed expectations of its biggest naysayers.
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While the Obamacare exchange business hasn't panned out with the enrollments they were promised, the big health insurers are rolling in record profits.
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With his remarks, Carlson is simply engaging in fearmongering, in the hope of turning attention away from Trump's widely panned summit with Putin.
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Epstein served 85033 months in jail about 10 years ago after reaching a deal with prosecutors that has been panned as too lenient.
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The Obama administration has been panned by many Democrats who are worried that it could hurt the party on the issue of immigration.
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It's the same look DeVos had during her confirmation hearing, roundly panned as one of the weakest performances ever by a cabinet nominee.
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While past attempts haven't panned out, Slovenski told Business Insider that the current push was a top priority for the company's senior leadership.
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Pruitt has been visiting agricultural states this week to discuss the WOTUS rule, which was widely panned by farmers during the Obama administration.
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Instead, the regulatory agencies delivered a first draft of the rules in 2011, but that draft was widely panned as being too weak.
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The bill's supporters said the corporate tax cut would fuel the U.S. economy, while Democrats panned it as a handout to wealthy elites.
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The voice assistant, which wasn't even available when the S8 first launched, has been widely panned as inferior to Google Assistant and Alexa.
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The multiethnic crowd appeared unoppressed by a structure already panned in the European and French press, suspicious of any venture with commercial overtones.
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This legislation has already been panned on a bipartisan basis within the halls of Congress, but that doesn't mean the proposal is meaningless.
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" Wolf was panned by journo-twitter: CNN's Jeff Zeleny: "It was an embarrassment in the room and surely to the audience at home.
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Before the MCU, Ang Lee directed "Hulk" in 2003, which only made $203 million domestically (adjusted for inflation) and was panned by critics.
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The film's box office haul was incongruent with its critical reception — it made hundreds of millions of dollars despite being panned by critics.
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Not bad considering it was almost universally panned by critics, with a rating of 38 percent on Rotten Tomatoes and six Razzie nominations.
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And some of the business lines where Intel was hoping to make a mark have not panned out as it hoped they would.
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Mr. Trump, the Republican nominee, has struggled to move past a widely panned performance last week in his first debate against Mrs. Clinton.
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Goodlatte panned EB-5 projects in New York and Texas that reached up to 200 miles into low-income areas from wealthy neighborhoods.
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It evidently never panned out, because a little more than 2 years later they abandoned their trademark application ... and haven't filed anything since.
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On the left, critics panned Ms. Sandberg's advice as only for other wealthy white women and said it ignored structural problems in society.
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Neither hire has panned out, but the interest could indicate that Trump simply thinks he needs better representation than Dowd has been providing.
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Maybe your company is small and has very little opportunities for advancement or you've looked for other jobs but nothing has panned out.
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Biden's performance in that debate was widely panned, while Harris had a standout moment challenging him over his views on school busing integration.
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The new iMac Pro may help compensate for Apple's previous professional desktop, the Mac Pro, which was widely panned by critics and customers.
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He's repeatedly panned Abraham for shirking his duties in Washington to campaign for governor and attacked Rispone for his donations to former Gov.
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Guy you might know: RB Christine Michael, who was supposed to be a fantasy star for the Seahawks but never really panned out.
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That's two percentage points lower than "Cats," Universal's other critically panned film that bombed at the box office at the end of 2019.
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The actress was standing up dancing along to the song alongside her friend and stylist Brad Goreski when a camera panned her way.
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The '73 is so '80s — it has one of those early digital dashboards, with a big-digit speedometer, that were panned by aficionados.
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SAPNA Yes, you could see the Oscars experience showing as they panned the camera to some, like the Disney chief executive Bob Iger.
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He panned to the freezer, which was crying in pain because it had, apparently, horrifyingly, been left open for a very long time.
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"The first two films in the series, 'Man of Steel' and 'Batman v Superman,' did well but were panned by critics," he said.
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He panned what he described as a "brute force" strategy that resembled the approach of former Speaker John A. Boehner, Republican of Ohio.
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"I haven't heard back from their staff," said Manchin, who panned the idea of creating a new smartphone app to conduct background checks.
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The movies received terrible reviews from critics, but are far from the first critically panned Netflix movies to be major hits with viewers.
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Democrats and many Republicans panned the principles behind the RAISE Act, arguing that such steep cuts in legal immigration would harm the economy.
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They are backed up by conservative groups such as FreedomWorks and the Club for Growth, which panned the legislation made public last month.
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Notably, her laundry list of possible tools did not include negative rates, an idea that has been nearly universally panned by Fed officials.
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Last year's Galaxy Fold, a larger unit that folds like a book and was largely panned in its debut, had a plastic screen.
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Thousands of dollars have been wasted on trimmings and trappings for next-great-fighters the world over who just never panned out, though.
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Not surprisingly, many state and local officials have panned this idea, which of course would add greatly to the burden of some Americans.
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It was not balanced and was panned for relying on rosy economic projections and for not doing enough to cut the federal deficit.
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After Drake's shout-out, the camera panned to the actress, who looked more than a wee bit embarrassed but still managed a bashful smile.
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Meanwhile, Biden is down 5 points (following a panned performance) and Buttigieg and Sanders are down a less significant 3 and 2 points respectively.
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A government-sponsored investigation later found no evidence of any wrongdoing by the three, though it was panned as a whitewash by the opposition.
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Biel held the phone as she panned toward Timberlake, who was wearing sunglasses while driving what appears to be a vintage Alfa Romeo Spider.
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"The implications that the user would stop using their accounts because of the data breach up to this point haven't panned out," Kessler said.
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Origin: Orson Welles determinedly applauding the critically panned opera debut of his mistress, as the title character in the classic 1941 film Citizen Kane.
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The camera panned to Turner and Joe Jonas who started to dance, but instead did a funny fake make out session for the audience.
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In more recent decades, negotiations between the family and the Italian culture authorities to find a suitable showcase for the works never panned out.
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The 1984 film was critically panned and lost money at the box office, but the source material has never lost its allure to fans.
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Spears' final look, a yellow, form-fitting dress with black heels, was shown only briefly before the camera panned out to the night sky.
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A mere four minutes later, however, Gaiman panned out to show us Tennant and Sheen in full costume, ready to film the opening scene.
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You've got the canceled console game based on Taxi Driver, the troubled Apocalypse Now adaptation, and the critically panned 2006 translation of Reservoir Dogs.
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Instead, the shooting on UnReal was just another Black experience seen through the lens of the white gaze, before the camera predictably panned away.
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How differently that conversation would have panned out if I'd had even the slightest inkling her life was going to be taken that night.
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The family's story became an event highlight, and drew widely panned criticism from Trump, who questioned whether Ghazala Khan had been "allowed" to speak.
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He also panned over to get a look at some women in the same protest shirts yelling "liar" from the back of the audience.
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Others who panned the EU's inept handling of both the euro and the refugee crises now behave as if it were a faultless paragon.
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As the camera panned out, her silhouette was revealed in a form fitting dress, confirming the speculation of a pregnancy with her fiancé Offset.
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Then, during Cardi's twerk-tastic performance of her new single "Money," the camera panned to Offset — who playfully stuck his tongue out once more!
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Meanwhile, Musk's attempt to insert himself in the rescue operation of the youth soccer team from a flooded cave in Thailand was widely panned.
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In 2007, Britney Spears shaved her head, beat a car with an umbrella, and made a widely panned, vacant-eyed appearance at the VMAs.
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"Solo: A Star Wars Story" was the only film that was widely panned at the box office, making under $400 million worldwide in 2018.
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"The Snowman" fell flat with audiences, who gave it a D CinesmaScore while critics panned the movie with a 9% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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There have been reports that Gates was close to making a plea deal with Mueller's team, but that seems not to have panned out.
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So now it's going to be so wild for these movies to come out after our current cultural obsession of superheroes has panned out.
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We regularly make music with women in a lot of different contexts, but as it's panned out the core group of Antibalas is men.
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" Hudson said while showing the empty jar to her followers, before the camera panned to a bunch of empty Medela baby bottles ($15). "Oh.
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Can you give an example of a film that was panned by Rotten Tomatoes that might have had a different fate reviewed by CherryPicks?
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The CHOICE Act is an effort to roll back Dodd-Frank, long panned by Republicans as a burden on the U.S. economy and businesses.
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"The press will say it's about 200 people," he said, even as news networks covering the event panned their cameras over the vast crowd.
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On the other hand, Liman also directed the critically panned sci-fi film Jumper, and making a VR series at all is still risky.
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Indeed, virtually every prominent conservative health care expert -- precisely the sort of ideological allies that have backed Ryan in the past -- panned this legislation.
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Ossoff's particular strategic failures or flawed messaging were panned, but the most convincing criticism has been trained on the institutional aimlessness that guided him.
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Ross' comments spurred a firestorm of backlash from Democratic lawmakers and Trump administration critics, who panned the wealthy commerce secretary as out of touch.
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But that effort was widely panned and abandoned quickly after critics questioned if it was the best approach to a serious and complicated issue.
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Television cameras panned to Jets fans screaming at the team's bench and another green-clad fan with a brown paper bag over his head.
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Their vulnerability and the possible political fallout led the White House to offer a $12-billion relief package, a proposal that was widely panned.
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Elsewhere in the address, Haley panned Obama as falling short of his own "soaring words" before touching on threats facing the country, including terrorism.
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But using the war fund, which isn't subject to budget caps, to increase defense spending has been panned by both Democrats and budget hawks.
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And while he agreed that Sessions was right to recuse himself, he panned his decision to pledge to recuse himself in the first place.
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Current and former NFL players have panned the measure, and some are reportedly discussing other ways to protest in light of the new rule.
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He told CNN on Wednesday that he would consider increasing the minimum wage, a proposal Republicans have panned generally as likely to cost jobs.
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She joined House Democrats in a sit-in to protest inaction on gun control legislation and also panned Republicans for blocking Obama's court nominations.
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But Sittenfeld has been hammering Strickland recently over his commitment to gun control and has panned the former governor for brushing off primary debates.
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Ram Trucks used a Martin Luther King Jr. speech in a Super Bowl commercial last year, which was also widely panned for being artificial.
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The competition for uniform numbers has panned out much better at Michigan, which is 7-0 and ranked fourth in the Associated Press poll.
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Israel's contestant, Kobi Marimi, went straight to the final, a privilege afforded to the host country, though his ballad was panned by Israeli critics.
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The presidential candidate panned the actor earlier in the day -- denying they ever played golf together at his golf club and trashing his acting.
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"The company's shares dropped more than 6 percent on Thursday as some Wall Street analysts panned the acquisition as too expensive," Mr. Krauss notes.
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"We just have to acknowledge that the theory of him winning this election has not panned out yet in terms of turnout," Tasini said.
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The end result was a bill that was panned by several Senate Republicans who felt like they had been left out of the negotiations.
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In several cases, this was because they had heeded similar warnings before Hurricane Irene hit the year before, and those warnings hadn't panned out.
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Then came her most widely panned policy proposal: how she would pay for her version of Medicare for All, an idea popularized by Sanders.
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The event was widely panned by Democratic lawmakers, who have long brushed off conservative allegations of Silicon Valley bias as baseless and politically motivated.
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Then the cameras panned to Belichick, and the boos rained down on the coach who is third on the N.F.L.'s career wins list.
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Republican lawmakers have panned Trump's move, noting that the Syrian Kurdish allies have been a highly effective local tool for Washington in fighting ISIS.
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White House press secretary Josh Earnest on Wednesday panned Trump's ideas, saying there is no "consensus nominee" who would make it onto the bench.
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Ryan did not directly address whether the leaked audio is an attempt to hurt his health care plan, which Breitbart and conservatives have panned.
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Activists on the left also panned the package, which includes several provisions long-favored by immigration hard-liners, such as overhauling the asylum process.
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Last year, she proposed a 22020-cent gas tax to fund her rebuilding project, a proposal that was "widely panned" per the Free Press.
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But blockchain experts have broadly panned Venezuela's cryptocurrency efforts, noting that digital tokens are only as valuable as the faith inspired by their issuer.
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Bernice King, daughter of Martin Luther King, Jr., also panned Zuckerberg's speech after he made references to her father and other civil rights activists.
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Fortunately, some mildly risky guesses like PENT, SURF, ORTHO, and NIL panned out, but it did take a bit for me to build momentum.
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Some Democrats panned Pelosi's decision to advance a key agenda item for Trump even as the House moves to potentially remove him from office.
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Last February, the White House forwarded a draft proposal to lawmakers, but Republicans panned it as too restrictive and Democrats as not restrictive enough.
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The tournament's new app was roundly panned as being difficult to use and slow to update scores, as well as for providing few statistics.
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That hasn't panned out, for several reasons — a major one being that Facebook and Google themselves have been hoovering up most digital advertising budgets.
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" And Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) also panned the resolution earlier on Thursday, arguing that the Senate needs to pass something "stronger.
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Mr. Cuomo has promised to make up the rest by splitting the tab with the city — a proposal Mayor Bill de Blasio has panned.
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DeVos's performance on 60 Minutes was widely panned, and DeVos has tried to fight back, implying that the news program selectively edited the segment.
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Major industry associations, conservative activist groups, health policy wonks, the AARP, and the entire Democratic coalition have all panned the American Health Care Act.
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In fact, the production was unanimously panned when it premiered: It was called derivative, banal, derisory, inartistic, of poor taste, and, above all, kitschy.
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Already panned by multiple factions of the Republican Party, it has also lost the support of key lobbies like the American Medical Association and AARP.
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Maduro and others on the podium looked up startled and the cameras panned to soldiers who had been lined up in formation in the street.
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Like, if the Vans Old Skools meme panned up, it would reveal three boys with bleached hair and also probably some type of nose piercing.
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But the $7.5 million campaign — which relied heavily on Muslim-Americans testifying to the tolerant climate they enjoyed back in the USA — was widely panned.
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Biggest remaining holes: Wideout, edge rusher, cornerback, quarterback of the future (?) WR Terrance Williams hasn't panned out and will be a free agent in 2017.
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She saw genetic testing as a way to enhance her paper trail genealogy research, and it panned out when she matched with several new relatives.
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President Obama's performance in his first debate with Mitt Romney in 2012, for example, was widely panned, and audiences credited Romney with a substantial win.
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Experts like New America's Lee Drutman panned Trump's pledges as "fake reform," but as Jeff Stein argued last November, there's considerable evidence that it worked.
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It was so panned by critics that the push alert the MoviePass app sent to its users even nodded to the flood of bad reviews.
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The Harvest Box proposal was widely panned by anti-hunger advocates and rejected by lawmakers the last few times the White House rolled it out.
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Now the White House is trying to cover its blushes after the President's strategy was panned as a foreign policy disaster at home and abroad.
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Unfortunately, Klobuchar got caught in an awkward nonverbal moment when Castro was speaking on the topic of monopolies and the camera panned over to her.
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Woody Allen has partnered with Amazon before, for his 2016 TV series Crisis in Six Scenes starring Miley Cyrus, which was widely panned by critics.
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It's a new launch date for a vehicle that has had many tentative launch dates before, none of which have actually panned out just yet.
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The family-friendly film with Keira Knightley, Misty Copeland, and Mackenzie Foy was panned by critics, who gave it a 34 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The TV cameras panned over the pair sitting together, apparently in the midst of a friendly exchange, and on social media, people erupted into outrage.
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"To the Bernie or bust people, you're being ridiculous," the comedienne— and vocal Sanders backer — said after her own call for party unity was panned.
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Although Dinkin panned the camera around to show off the cute canines, she did not reveal whether anybody was sitting next to her up front.
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The awards' cameras panned over Ellie Kemper, who looked away awkwardly, and Tina Fey, who mouthed something that was definitely not a look of approval.
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The movie was largely panned by critics, with a 20% on Rotten Tomatoes, and it also carries a lackluster audience appeal with a C CinemaScore.
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Though it wouldn't be unreasonable to see him dive into another critically-panned comedy like his latest run of films, Sandler is still a legend.
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"She literally has the best collection," Kardashian West raved as she panned the camera around to show off all the tiny kicks in multiple colors.
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