A surprised Gregory plays it off, but Simon is unimpressed.
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Investors appear unimpressed with the XL deal, announced in March.
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Reviews of the desktop gaming model have been similarly unimpressed.
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Her counterparts in the Brexit negotiations may be similarly unimpressed.
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Although they were around the same age, Steven was unimpressed.
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"It's hard to believe it's here," Hansen says, wonderfully unimpressed.
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Wearing the bob, she filmed herself and her unimpressed expression.
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Seth Moulton, a Democrat and Iraq War veteran, was unimpressed.
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Tellingly, Aoki's father was unimpressed by his son's gentle virtue.
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I was expecting to be unimpressed with its small keyboard.
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Local markets seemed unimpressed and Shanghai stocks were barely changed.
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Olga Novitskaya -- for one -- is unimpressed by what's on offer.
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Veteran data protection and privacy consultant, Pat Walshe, is unimpressed.
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Unimpressed, Mr Trump suggested Ms Fields had been threatening him.
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TV. "I am just remarkably unimpressed; I'm uninterested," he added.
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They should certainly be unimpressed by the solutions he offers.
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Mortgage rates fell last week, but mortgage demand was unimpressed.
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At which point, it was Yachty's turn to be unimpressed.
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We tried the new menu item and came away unimpressed.
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"COLOR US UNIMPRESSED," Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted.
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Watching the ascent of Chávez in 1998, López was unimpressed.
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Abe is often selfish, unimpressed and eager for the weekend.
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Finally we got to the goods, and I was ... unimpressed.
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It then continued its way through the countryside, seemingly unimpressed.
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In 2980, for instance, he was unimpressed by the candidates.
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McGee recalled being unimpressed with the concept of prime rib.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer reviewed Wawa's new foods and was unimpressed.
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But Twitter users seemed unimpressed, and a little freaked out.
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I walked in through the door to my unimpressed family.
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But I am unimpressed with Bixby, at least for now.
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But Ali Hajimiri of the California Institute of Technology is unimpressed.
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But, according to The Huffington Post, the Adidas team was unimpressed.
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But I am totally unimpressed with Bixby — at least for now.
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And Donald Trump is famously unimpressed with CNN's coverage of him.
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Michael is mostly unimpressed with the organized religion that is satanism.
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But he was suitably unimpressed with the other back-lot children.
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Even celebrity kids are, at times, unimpressed by their famous parents.
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Seemingly unimpressed with the relatively modest figure, the Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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However, one of Wall Street's most relentlessly bearish voices was unimpressed.
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Analysts and investors were unimpressed, sending Adecco shares down 1.9 percent.
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Naturally, Trump's ability to read on command has left Twitter unimpressed.
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The trafficker was "unimpressed" and thought oil was a better prospect.
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The next day, she shows them off to an unimpressed Sam.
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Two years on, Rachel, not her real name, is distinctly unimpressed.
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Today, I think she was quite unimpressed with all the fanfare.
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Jaded by years of austerity, Greeks were unimpressed by Monday's figures.
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Tech stocks slid as investors were unimpressed with Apple's latest results.
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We tried the new $1 Crispy Tacos and were thoroughly unimpressed.
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And though it's for a positive cause, some people are unimpressed. .
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An Asiatic water buffalo blocked the road, unimpressed by the Jeep.
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Those opposed to high-end housing along the canal remain unimpressed.
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New coach Adam Gase was clearly unimpressed by what he saw.
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In China, some internet users were unimpressed with the company's apology.
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Minority voters remain staunchly unimpressed by Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg.
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Jerome Brisard, the referee, was unimpressed, and warned Neymar about showboating.
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The American auto industry and its workers, however, might be unimpressed.
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Investors were unimpressed, sending Post shares down more than 5 percent.
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Apple, meanwhile, was unimpressed by the FBI's apparent good-faith gesture.
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I'm fairly unimpressed except by two that are "pending" in Oakland.
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I had thousands of men at my fingertips and was unimpressed.
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Dany is unimpressed by the quality of fan theories in Westeros.
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They seemed unimpressed by the latest details of Mr. Trump's plan.
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"Disgusting" Some Chinese netizens are unimpressed with the commercialism of the day.
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They lost the ball numerous times against Morocco which left Santos unimpressed.
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I told my good news to Dan, but he was thoroughly unimpressed.
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" Some experts, however, are unimpressed by the notion of a "tweet risk.
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The pitch left him unimpressed and he did Wild Wild West, instead.
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The Scots were unimpressed by her alleged shapeshifting and burned her anyway.
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The judge was unimpressed and sentenced Justice to 50 years in prison.
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Employers were unimpressed with the new arrivals' qualifications and foreign work experience.
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"They're just too undependable," Bill Belichick, the Patriots' chronically unimpressed coach, said.
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Mr. Trump, looking unimpressed, offered that he did not need Democrats anyway.
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What she found was a writer still unimpressed with her own fame.
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Critics were equally unimpressed by the updated draft lawmakers approved on Friday.
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Unimpressed, the O.C.R. threatened to take away $6 million in federal funding.
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An English-speaking tourist who arrived just before I left was unimpressed.
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Markets were unimpressed with Draghi's message after the June rate meeting, however.
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For a luxury hotel like this, I was unimpressed by the gym.
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Mr. Horowitz was supremely unimpressed with the conduct of the players involved.
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But it is an effort that, so far, has left experts unimpressed.
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The agents were unimpressed by the printout of my temporary driver's license.
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Unsurprisingly, the audience of local prosecutors was largely unimpressed with the verdict.
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He, too, was unimpressed by the evidence presented by the military investigators.
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Snap's performance since it debuted in March 2017 has left Wald unimpressed.
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Even now, however, some accounts are unimpressed - despite the double-digit coupon.
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Late-night comedians were unimpressed with Rachel Maddow's Trump tax return scoop.
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However, the lack of major announcements since has left some investors unimpressed.
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Anyone inclined toward cynicism about these advances still has grounds to be unimpressed.
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Culture Minister Miri Regev, a member of Netanyahu's Likud party, was also unimpressed.
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But investors were unimpressed, my CNN Business colleague Paul R. La Monica reports.
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Investors in Mozambique were unimpressed when the country revealed hidden debts in April.
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"Investors seem unimpressed at the moment given sluggish 2Q19 capital markets," Mayo wrote.
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But many guaqueros, still dwelling in mountainside shacks perched above mineshafts, are unimpressed.
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Even now, however, some accounts are unimpressed - even with a double-digit coupon.
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The Result: Like music fans, Patton was unimpressed by her ex's apologetic gestures.
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Michelle Malkin, a conservative political commentator, said she was unimpressed with Romney's comments.
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Analysts were unimpressed after Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced a cheaper Model 33.
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Investors, however, appeared unimpressed, as CSL shares sold off 5.06 percent on Wednesday.
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A pair of Democratic senators, however, suggested they are "unimpressed" by the effort.
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A frail, older Mandela looks either confused, surprised or unimpressed by the Trumps.
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Citron said in a statement on Tuesday it was unimpressed by Shopify's response.
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The New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists said it was also unimpressed.
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The board—a stiff, hard-railed thing selected off a rack—was unimpressed.
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In the photo, Ilkan looks decidedly unimpressed, but Ilkay is smiling broadly, happily.
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Webster Breitwisch's old childhood pal is running for office, and Web is unimpressed.
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And the chefs who designed the Misen were unimpressed with what they had.
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Rocket was unimpressed; he either didn't see the laser dot or ignored it.
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The lawmakers who did take part seemed largely unimpressed with what they heard.
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But his father was unimpressed and asked him where the monetary reward was.
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"I'm just really unimpressed with some of the men I meet," he said.
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Two weeks in a row, she's dangled threats over the mostly unimpressed Sansa.
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Elites indeed do appear to be unimpressed — but where might endorsements go now?
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And he's quite unimpressed with how she's aged into a stammering, befuddled tween.
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Leaving the circus tent, one day, a woman from the audience is unimpressed.
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My friends and family seem unimpressed that I rewatch these shows so often.
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Consumers are also increasingly unimpressed with the frequency and diversity of new models.
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This isn't enough for Greenpeace, which remains fairly unimpressed with the company's efforts.
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Not surprisingly, many members of Pelosi's staff are unimpressed with the new rules.
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Many consumers, if they notice the notices at all, say they are unimpressed.
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He was equally unimpressed by the argument that it's one's duty to vote.
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Despite that AT&T's earnings and full year guidance raise, analysts remained unimpressed.
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And it's a necessary shift; consumers today are increasingly unimpressed by traditional advertising.
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Their reactions varied, from unimpressed to abashed and pained — all of them uncomfortable.
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Unimpressed by what they saw — another gawking tourist — the birds averted their gaze.
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She's glowing but unimpressed, her usual power walk reduced to a carefree, confident stroll.
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Voters in the wealthy state appear to be unimpressed with his anti-immigration rhetoric.
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Legal scholars on opposite sides of the ideological spectrum are unimpressed by this argument.
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I try one of their new "zoodles" meals, with which I am quite unimpressed.
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She was also seriously unimpressed with the lack of social technology available for moms.
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But the seemingly good news on the trade front left the stock market unimpressed.
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But 24 percent of those unimpressed with Pelosi voted for the Democratic candidate anyway.
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Wall Street was unimpressed, sending down Tesla shares by 25% in after-hours trading.
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Speaking of this given Sunday ... Al seems pretty damn unimpressed by the Super Bowl.
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If you write in short phrases or fragments, it can feel like you're unimpressed.
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Or maybe a potential customer was unimpressed with or frustrated by the firm's website.
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Trump, by contrast, seems unimpressed by the conventions, heritage and protocols of the presidency.
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The more devoted coffee-drinkers among us will likely be unimpressed with my efforts.
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Needless to say, consumer advocates were decidedly unimpressed by AT&T's successful procedural gambit.
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But, like his big sister, the prince seemed royally unimpressed by the waiting crowds.
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But he's unimpressed by the relatively weak momentum displayed in the latest move higher.
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While Republicans on the Senate Banking Committee largely praised his work, Democrats were unimpressed.
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Dr. Soon-Shiong's work with Abraxane has left some in the cancer field unimpressed.
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Byrd attempted to fashion makeshift sleeves out of paper but the guards were unimpressed.
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Senior military officers, with all their medals and campaign ribbons, left him singularly unimpressed.
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Yet observers like Kia Afra, a professor and film expert at Chapman University, remain unimpressed.
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" Iran&aposs Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif responded Monday on Twitter, writing, "COLOR US UNIMPRESSED.
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Investors were "unimpressed" by the Home Depot's outlook, said GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders.
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While I don't have an old Fire 250 to compare it to, color me unimpressed.
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Democrats, who have pushed policies similar to the president's for years, claim to be unimpressed.
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The dog was unimpressed with the robot, but happy, at least, to receive the toy.
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He was unimpressed by Mr Obama's policy to speak loudly and carry a small stick.
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Ms. Noriega said she was unimpressed by what she called the "radical" politics of Mrs.
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But her son, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, who now leads her party in opposition, seems unimpressed.
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For those comparing this developing geologic research to a burgeoning supervolcano, scientists are largely unimpressed.
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Catherine O'Leary, a Manchester resident and Clinton supporter, said she was unimpressed with Trump's responses.
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Rabezaka and his wife and daughter are unimpressed; vanilla does not feature in Malagasy cuisine.
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He stands with his hand on his hip, slightly slouching, as if tired or unimpressed.
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"We measure our success by how unimpressed people are" with the final product, Prager says.
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"We measure our success by how unimpressed people are when they see it," he says.
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The only insight we get into it is from two unimpressed men, scoffing off screen.
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Consumer groups like Fight For the Future were unsurprisingly unimpressed by the FCC's victory lap.
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But EAGLE (Economist Advantage in Golf Likelihood Estimator), our new golf prediction system, is unimpressed.
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Some of us were unimpressed, while others snarled at the unimpressed's incomprehension of Roupenian's achievement.
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"Growing up in a family of boys helped me, because I was unimpressed," she said.
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If this was the opening shot for the Democratic Party at 2020, count me unimpressed.
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He searched overseas and found a vendor in China, but was unimpressed with the results.
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Hispania Nostra, a preservationist group that advocates the protection of heritage sites, was similarly unimpressed.
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My father and I were unimpressed, and we wanted to take the first flight back.
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But I was completely unimpressed by Monte Carlo's Larvotto Beach, which was far from glamorous.
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When he paged through a copy at a friend's home last week, he was unimpressed.
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Trevor Noah was unimpressed after John Kelly, the White House chief of staff, called Rep.
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But Eileen also is an unsentimental pragmatist, unimpressed by the males who flock to her.
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Some investors have hailed the net-zero announcement as groundbreaking, but others have been unimpressed.
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But some analysts seemed unimpressed by what a merger of the two companies would yield.
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Times reporter Nellie Bowles interviewed Lessig about the donations and appeared unimpressed by his reasoning.
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" But Harris was unimpressed, saying his record in court against the EPA was far lower: " .
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Although I loved the luscious caramel flavor, I was unimpressed by the cold, bready texture.
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Lunar, however, seemed unimpressed and mostly offended when the playlist woke him up mid-nap.
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Nines is a sober storyteller, rapping with a persistently unimpressed tone, often about drug dealing.
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Entering this season, it was stylish to be outwardly unimpressed by the Portland Trail Blazers.
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Even moderate Democrats from states Trump won by wide margins appeared unimpressed by Kraninger. Sen.
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Knesset members were unimpressed, noting that the rabbinate's move has an impact on people's lives.
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Investors were unimpressed with the plans, with Debenhams stock falling over 3% on the day.
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Pro-Brexit Conservative lawmakers were unimpressed with May's failure to set a firm date to quit.
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If you've given it a go in the past and come away unimpressed, take another look.
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If you were Cara Delevingne, unimpressed by your own presence, you might call it just ok.
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But Randa Jarrar, an English professor at California State University Fresno, was unimpressed with the accolades.
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Elijah Quashie, a YouTuber known as the Chicken Connoisseur for his reviews of shops, was unimpressed.
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The GOOP founder isn't the only Hollywood A-lister who's admittedly unimpressed by fashion's biggest night.
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At the same time, Hamilton knew he would have to explain himself to unimpressed team bosses.
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Olympic gymnast McKayla Maroney is unimpressed again – this time with rumors that she's had lip injections.
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Back in 2011, I got a Vita in the post, and proceeded to be largely unimpressed.
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One problem: Ross's efforts to wheel and deal with the Chinese have left the president unimpressed.
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Such was the mood that even a robust jobs report at home left the market unimpressed.
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New York Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal, sponsor of the New York legislation, was unimpressed by Airbnb's announcement.
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Philipps was a bit unimpressed by the way her husband, Marc Silverstein, kicked off the holidays.
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While investors were largely unimpressed, CDS prices rose only slightly, suggesting doubts were already priced in.
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As for the House successfully passing a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare, Boehner sounded unimpressed.
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Yeah, no no, I tried interviewing with you and you were correctly unimpressed with me. Really?
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She was unimpressed, but back on campus the two M.B.A. students kept tinkering with the idea.
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Even so, as often happens with technology companies generating little or no growth, investors were unimpressed.
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Workers across America, uneasy about declining job opportunities and unimpressed by globalist appeasement, realize this too.
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The telecoms industry, however, was unimpressed, saying the Commission's original proposal was already painful for them.
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They said they were also unimpressed with headlines asserting that they had somehow proved Banksy's identity.
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After years of waiting, we've been pretty unimpressed with the foldable smartphone we've seen so far.
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Conservative intellectuals remain unimpressed with Donald Trump's presidential campaign, notwithstanding his continued dominance of the polls.
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But General Nakasone said the Russians, as well as America's other adversaries in cyberspace, seem unimpressed.
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Investors were clearly unimpressed, and there are two obvious reasons: • They may have simply been impatient.
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By all accounts, the Trump campaign officials were unimpressed — even baffled — by her 20-minute presentation.
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I was initially unimpressed by the app upon trying it out at last week's launch event.
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All these many asterisks help explain why Democratic politicians seem mostly unimpressed with Facebook's deepfakes ban.
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While Republicans praised the White House's handling of the situation after the briefing, Democrats were unimpressed.
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But she finds herself with all of them and I think she is unimpressed by Rocket.
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"Our country is a living, breathing presence, unimpressed by what others say is impossible," he said.
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Fund investors are unimpressed with growth prospects following tepid first-quarter corporate earnings and economic data.
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The Mexican president, Enrique Peña Nieto, is definitely unimpressed — he canceled a scheduled White House meeting.
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For a long time I remained unimpressed, considering plants can't make sound, attack robbers, or even move.
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That includes gold medal gymnast McKayla Maroney (notoriously known for her "unimpressed face" during the 2012 games).
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She's unimpressed now, but will someday find out that those sneakers are kind of a big deal.
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Shaw said the jury ignored the boy&aposs testimony and was unimpressed with the appearance of Mrs.
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The French public seemed largely unimpressed by the hack, and there's no evidence it impacted the results.
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Some researchers say women, including women in power, may be particularly unimpressed with such displays of dominance.
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Theo kept snorting, stomping the ground, and pretending to challenge Davey – who just stared at him, unimpressed.
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Some of the most hawkish in Congress already came out as unimpressed and called for more. Sens.
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I was unimpressed by Lewis's argument, but no one's litigating the merits of high-frequency trading here.
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Supporters of the Green New Deal and more progressive action on climate change are thus far unimpressed.
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"I remain unimpressed," said Brent Goldfarb, associate professor of management and entrepreneurship at the University of Maryland.
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" Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif fired back with his own message that began, "COLOR US UNIMPRESSED.
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The Rural Wireless Association, a group representing smaller mobile carriers, was equally unimpressed by the DOJ's proposal.
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But then, people could see around you…" Unimpressed, Smith told fans, "So I made Wild Wild West.
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Markets were unimpressed with a new stimulus package in Japan unveiled by Shinzo Abe, the prime minister.
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Sorenstam, unimpressed by the remark, said she told the player she didn't need any help shaping shots.
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She is unimpressed by white participants who swear they "treat everyone the same," since that's not possible.
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In 2013, an unimpressed President Obama found a passive, ineffective diplomatic solution relying on unreliable Russian oversight.
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Analysts were unimpressed with the results, but said that the company's exact financial results did not matter.
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"Batman v Superman" arrives in U.S. theaters on Friday, and our chief film critic is very unimpressed.
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Portugal struggled to impose themselves and ended up defending for long spells, leaving coach Fernando Santos unimpressed.
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The court was unimpressed with Google's argument that function names were functional characteristics not protected by copyright.
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He's a busy demon, peering out through Mr. Murray's squinty eyes, seeing all and remaining actively unimpressed.
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But they were unimpressed with Pence's plan; it didn't require enough "skin in the game" from enrollees.
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Tukaram Namdeo Gaikwad, one of the farmers from Nashik who marched to Mumbai last year, was unimpressed.
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Some activists were unimpressed by the distinction drawn by the regulator between Happy Meals and Coco Pops.
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Critics at the time were unimpressed, but "Chimes" is seen now as one of Welles's crowning achievements.
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But several of the hosts who spoke with Business Insider were unimpressed with the company's legislative push.
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Yet European stocks were unimpressed, falling back into negative territory after arresting their rout in early trading.
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"My dad making his acting debut as 'unimpressed umpire' is a memory I'll always cherish," she added.
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The US District Court for the Central District of California seemed unimpressed to be revisiting the issue.
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Members of the Congressional Black Caucus were largely unimpressed by President Trump's claims about African-American unemployment.
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Have been largely unimpressed with May so far despite feeling positive about her prior to the campaign.
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There was no immediate reaction from the Taliban but an international political analyst based in Kabul was unimpressed.
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Some Africans remain unimpressed by Trump's efforts, convinced that they will have no impact on their respective countries.
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Naturally, everyone was on an expense account, but I was still baffled and unimpressed with the entire place.
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Clients now seem constantly unimpressed by her submissions, and require hours of edits to make the work publishable.
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The DUP was equally unimpressed, with Nigel Dodds, its deputy leader, calling the proposal "neither realistic nor sensible".
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And although 210 women have received the Nobel Prize in Literature during that time, people are still unimpressed.
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" The company CEO has been unimpressed, telling the Financial Times: "We have to make money when we can.
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They appear to be unimpressed with the blanket exoneration, though they say Mr Najib is not a suspect.
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Investors in the South African drugmaker appeared unimpressed, however, after expectations that the deal could top $20.8601 billion.
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Still, many voters seem unimpressed, pointing to rising debt, decaying infrastructure, poor public services and perennially high unemployment.
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Calling home prices in her area "insane," White pronounced herself unimpressed with the changes sweeping through the Bronx.
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The Republican chairman of the House Armed Services Committee was unimpressed, saying the report provides little new information.
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He didn't kiss me back—in fact he was pretty unimpressed by the attempted kiss (not the dress).
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" After receiving the message about the turnout model, Mr. Stone wrote back that he was unimpressed: "pretty standard.
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It's worked well for him against many of the scandals of his administration, but the virus was unimpressed.
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Tim Phillips, the president of Americans for Prosperity, a group backed by the Koch brothers, was similarly unimpressed.
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Beauregard, itchy and unimpressed, rocking the bed as he chewed the bald pink wet spot beside his tail.
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"I am very unimpressed by his statement, going on and on about how unfair it is," he said.
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Mrs Yu, his 40-year-old love interest, is unimpressed, having lived through the civil war in China.
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But Zima is as unimpressed with Damon's lackadaisical approach to love as she is with Don Alvar's hotheadedness.
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Trump is notoriously unimpressed by people who call on other loyalties as they question or frustrate his agenda.
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That 2011 assessment by the IRS isn&apost public, but it&aposs clear Maruca and Hoory were unimpressed.
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The first engagement was in Rotterdam, in front of hundreds of people, virtually all of whom were unimpressed.
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That dynamic, in turn, has left some Democrats clearly unimpressed by Gillibrand's recent comments about the former president.
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She seemed unimpressed when MonsieurJavert spotted a wild Pinsir (a sort of Viking bug) lurking in the bushes.
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When I arrived on this island more than two decades ago, I was primed to be thoroughly unimpressed.
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Later, he spent a few minutes dinging an unimpressed Jeffrey Tambor about dressing up like a woman on Transparent.
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One White House source told Axios, a new Washington news outlet, that Trump was unimpressed -- with Spicer's suit styles.
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Taylor Swift is returning to the American Music Awards in a big way — and her cat Meredith is unimpressed.
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His wife was very pregnant with their first child, and unimpressed when a hardware failure forced a launch scrub.
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But at the same time, competing House mother Elektra is unimpressed with Blanca's framing of her actions as political.
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Holly had already seemed unimpressed by her daughter's career and her conservative clothes, but now she seems fed up.
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At first Merck's scientists were unimpressed and relegated the drug to a list of assets to be licensed out.
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Jerry Brown was unimpressed by the roundtable and accused Trump of lying about what is going on in California.
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So the retail fat cats in Mexico are understandably unimpressed and uninterested by a digital channel that continuous disappoints.
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Unimpressed with progress on North Korea and market opening, the White House has moved aggressively to target aluminium dumping.
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Rose is appropriately unimpressed with Abe, who didn't realize his wife had left him days, if not weeks, ago.
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Amgen dropped 6.7 percent to $168.02 after analysts were unimpressed by results of a study on its cholesterol drug.
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Demonstrators were unimpressed with the government's overtures, continuing their blockade of traffic roundabouts nationwide and vowing to fight on.
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Aside from the #unimpressed demo, there were also a few that dared to address the elephant in the room.
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Hired for his transportation engineering expertise in 1965, the Egyptian-born Elias had been immediately unimpressed with his commute.
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Investors were unimpressed by the higher costs, sending its shares down 20.7046 percent to 6,698 pence at 0945 GMT.
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Foreign human rights groups and exiles have been unimpressed with China's defense, and held their own panel in Geneva.
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However, Wall Street was unimpressed with the company's hepatitis C sales last year — even though Gilead remained highly profitable.
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Barneys New York officially kicked off its liquidation sale this week, but some shoppers are unimpressed with the discounts.
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Many of the Republicans and Democrats who have taken the opportunity to review the documents say they are unimpressed.
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Unimpressed by scientific prizes or riches, Dr. Bengio stressed that complacency and overconfidence were the enemies of scientific progress.
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If disagreements on the executive level and unimpressed customers won't kill J.Crew, the money it owes very well could.
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Harvey was unimpressed with my choice and told the waiter to bring me a vodka and diet soda instead.
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When Clare, who was a professional equestrian competitor in her early years, took her first course, she was unimpressed.
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Michael Bloomberg, who has been funding a $160 million campaign to lower youth vaping, was unimpressed by Juul's announcement.
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The Chronicle, which published Schubert's glib and disjointed talking points under the header "dissenting view," was also clearly unimpressed.
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If I'm at a play and I'm severely unimpressed, I will ask my wife, 'Can we leave at intermission?
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He seemed almost unimpressed by an incident that for Morgan was one of the key moments in his life.
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Unimpressed by the results, unpersuaded by nonaligned appeals for more time, Johnson announced the resumption of bombing on Jan.
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He was also unimpressed that RUSAF's head coach had declined to sign the organization's own pledge for clean athletics.
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To be blunt, by comparison with Thailand and Sri Lanka, you'll be awfully unimpressed with the underground scene here.
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She also posted an apology video to Snapchat, although critics appear to be unimpressed with her level of sincerity.
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Many readers appeared unimpressed by The Times&apos decision to keep Stephens&apos op-ed up despite the controversy.
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Although the ghost town left me unimpressed, the highlight of the trip was another petroglyph site near 21 Goats.
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"I was probably playing a Gameboy in a corner or eating candy, initially unimpressed by my surroundings," the rapper wrote.
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New York (CNN Business)Beyond Meat posted strong earnings and eked out its first quarterly profit, but investors were unimpressed.
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News, Hemsworth joked that his kids are "wildly unimpressed" with his acting career when he brought them onto the set.
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New York Knicks player Carmelo Anthony may have just ousted McKayla Maroney as the most unimpressed member of Team USA.
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Consultants who specialize in warding off misinformation are by and large unimpressed with campaigns' preparations for dealing with fake media.
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When I removed the Smart Keyboard from its packaging I wasn't just unimpressed by the small size, I was disgusted.
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Unimpressed with the State of the Union address, Republicans dismissed Mr. Obama's postspeech tour as an exercise in political flackery.
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WHEN George Orwell, an avid collector of political pamphlets, surveyed the blossoming literary form in 1943, he was unexpectedly unimpressed.
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Homeowners rushed to take advantage of a sizable drop in mortgage interest rates last week, but potential buyers were unimpressed.
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So far, despite the EU showing Britain that it wants it inside the club, many Britons still seem distinctly unimpressed.
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"She's got some sick flicks," Pierce told him, but Clark seemed unimpressed, which was discouraging to her at the time.
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One is that voters are unimpressed by the technical hurdles his rivals are trying to pile in Mr Trump's path.
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The divide is much sharper along party lines, as usual, but independents are also unimpressed with the Trump administration's stability.
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Read more: 12 photos of Prince Louis looking royally unimpressed at his first public appearance on the Buckingham Palace balcony
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Kelley was seventeen when he met his future wife, Karen Gibson; she was fourteen and, she told me, distinctly unimpressed.
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Rights activists unimpressed Human rights activists are critical of Facebook and other internet companies' eagerness to do business in China.
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Unimpressed with the changes, the students left a broken steering wheel and a copy of the constitution at Rama's office.
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Initially the students were unimpressed because the vegetables were covered with dirt when we pulled them out of the ground.
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This executive preferred Biden and Harris to the field, but he has felt unimpressed with their campaigns in recent weeks.
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Evan Greer, deputy director of net neutrality activist group Fight for the Future, was unimpressed by the White House's statement.
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Chris Brightman, chief investment officer at the investment advisory service Research Affiliates, for example, is currently unimpressed with most stocks.
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The same view animated the protests that toppled a government, but five years later, he is unimpressed with the results.
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Critics' corner: Tim Wu, a law professor at Columbia University and a frequent critic of big tech companies, was unimpressed.
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"When I read the report, I was shockingly unimpressed," Scott Davis, lead research analyst at Melius Research, told CNN Business.
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And there are Republicans in the Senate who are deeply unimpressed with the explanations the administration has provided to date.
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Lawmakers were unimpressed when Facebook explained how it continues to track users&apos location, even when location-tracking is off.
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Ernesto Falcon, lawyer and resident telecom expert at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, was similarly unimpressed by the White House report.
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He's very pleased with some design aspects and highly unimpressed with others — and he doesn't hold back when offering feedback.
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High-profile women like Cher and Lily Tomlin also wore her clothes, but Ms. Feldman was unimpressed by celebrity status.
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Gina is so unimpressed by this childish superstition and so dismayed by her austere environment that she contemplates running away.
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But even when Choe returned with that response, the US delegation was unimpressed and didn't want to resume the negotiations.
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While initial reactions were largely unimpressed, the Telegraph reports that their ranks could swell, and that some members of Mrs.
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One New Yorker thought nothing of it as she traveled, undisturbed and unimpressed, to Roosevelt Island on the Manhattan tramway.
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As far as Donald Trump is concerned, Gates seemed unimpressed, though he never mentioned the real estate mogul by name.
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The Congressional Black Caucus, well aware of that fact, was unimpressed, its members staring on without clapping as Trump spoke.
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"Bam Bam was adorable and engaging and expressive — and entirely unimpressed with all the activity on a film set," he wrote.
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Tilman is unimpressed that Gary, Lisa, and Anthony could not successfully complete his challenge to make three tabletops in four hours.
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Ted Jackson, the former Democratic National Committee's director of disability community engagement, said he was unimpressed by Trump's address Tuesday night.
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Yet the Republicans, unimpressed by this, proceeded mainly to rage against the Democrats, whom they accused of leaking Ms Blasey's allegation.
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So great, however, was the cynicism among oncologists about immunotherapy that Dr Allison's colleagues were unimpressed by these apparently spectacular results.
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Mahto sees the whole trend as a generation of young people unimpressed by, and possibly unable to receive, proper medical care.
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Leaders of the opposition, most of whom do not support the reform, were unimpressed by the endorsement from the American president.
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He seems unimpressed with everything going on in the video, but it's still interesting to see baby Brady all grown up.
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The Senate, led by Republicans such as Lindsey Graham and Marco Rubio who are generally onside with the president, is unimpressed.
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Voters are increasingly unimpressed with Trump's handling of trade, as well as on China, the main adversary in his trade war.
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The 31-year-old says his business partner was unimpressed with his lack of them while entertaining potential clients one night.
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His first feat is a card trick -- nothing too crazy, as you can tell by how unimpressed Stormy is with it.
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During the primary, Cambridge Analytica worked for Ted Cruz, whose staff was unimpressed with the firm's tactics and technical know-how.
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She does not really like him but is unimpressed by the Democratic presidential contenders and finds the impeachment process a distraction.
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" Mr. Joyce was unimpressed, mocking the couple's video by saying it looked as if Mr. Depp was "auditioning for 'The Godfather.
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She was encouraged by her parents to read and to think, and was unimpressed by the white kids in her community.
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The young are generally unimpressed with the G.O.P. for some of the reasons that make Mr. Sanders so popular with them.
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The second juror reported the incident to the court, saying the juror who made the comments was "unimpressed" with Manafort's case.
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Yanev, 33, and her husband, Andrew, 34, were daunted by the price of two-bedroom apartments, and unimpressed with the selection.
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He voted in the 2004 and 2008 presidential elections but skipped the next one, saying he was unimpressed by the candidates.
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By then, they had already visited China's Great Wall six times, and the younger Stewart was unimpressed with its Roman counterpart.
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Ms. McKenna, a veteran, is wry, seen-it-all unimpressed, unerringly wise; Ms. Freeman, far younger, is well on her way.
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Ms. Klinger recalled one male investor who was unimpressed with her ideas but excited about a device to treat male incontinence.
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The Trump people didn't want "NeverTrumpers" rewarded with jobs, while Mattis was unimpressed at the names they were offering him instead.
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Midway through the first of an expected three to four nights of testimony, Ridsdale seemed unimpressed by Pell'sadmission of the church's failings.
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I couldn't stand the display back when the Switch launched, and was still unimpressed when I revisited the Switch 18 months later.
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Rugby Vision's system therefore rewards sides that consistently best high-quality opposition, while remaining unimpressed by those that beat up on weaklings.
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This week, Italian bank stocks plummeted, as investors were unimpressed with the government's new agreement with Brussels on addressing nonperforming bank loans.
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New Zealand Manufacturers and Exporters Association Chief Executive Dieter Adam was equally unimpressed by the lack of action on the rates front.
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The character being sarcastic and unimpressed with humans and generally just fed up evolved along with the storyline and the world building.
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Lewis, who played Gryffindor House member Neville Longbottom in the popular film franchise, looked unimpressed as he stared off into the distance.
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Unimpressed by Manson's singing abilities after his second trip, Melcher eventually made it clear he wouldn't aid in Manson's quest for stardom.
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In the clip above, there are screams, relieved laughter, and at least one guy who looks genuinely unimpressed when he turns around.
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Behind the counter, a sleepy-eyed girl, high school age, unimpressed and bored by all of them, stared down at her phone.
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Consumer advocates are similarly unimpressed, noting that the changes could also harm the effectiveness of some parental control, privacy, and security extensions.
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The decision is understood to have divided opinion among the surprised employees in the greenhouse—some were ecstatic, others less than unimpressed.
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His mother Nancy Dubin revealed to CNBC's show The Brave Ones that teachers were unimpressed with his attempts to entertain fellow pupils.
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National security hawks, another conservative type that loathes the braggart tycoon, are meanwhile unimpressed by Mr Johnson's extreme aversion to military intervention.
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Unimpressed, Mr Goodlatte called the federal government's handling of the Clinton e-mail case "uniquely troubling" in light of that airport meeting.
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We stopped by the coffee counter at the front of the store and were unimpressed with the messy appearance of the station.
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Penn also recounted how Guzman voiced interest in the movie business and how it works, but was unimpressed with its financial yield.
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But lawmakers on both sides of the aisle seemed unimpressed by such promises, in light of the meager job creation so far.
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Still, despite being ultimately unimpressed with Express Style Trial, I did end up purchasing two of the items at a significant discount.
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This bizarre belief isn't universal, but a surprising number of VCs and industry observers are thoroughly unimpressed by low nine-figure exits.
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On the streets of London, our reporter met stranded commuters and at least one French tourist who was unimpressed by the snow.
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Our TV critic was unimpressed by "Philip K. Dick's Electric Dreams," Amazon's sci-fi anthology, but we have some other streaming ideas.
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He voted in the 2000 and 22016 presidential elections but did not vote in 2144, saying he was unimpressed by the candidates.
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But some environmental groups disagree with how he's positioned himself and remain unimpressed with his plans to deal with rising average temperatures.
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The transformation of cats into internet traffic juggernauts is based on material that largely allows them to be themselves: aloof, illogical, unimpressed.
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His mother, however, was unimpressed with her son's new fame: she told him that he should go back to his Telefónica job.
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Clunky glasses, eye strain, and a lack of content, however, left consumers unimpressed, and by 2017, most TV makers had given up.
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But investors were unimpressed by the financial discipline targets, and Marfrig shares fell almost 6 percent to 5.82 reais at midday on Tuesday.
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The father of three previously joked that his kids are "wildly unimpressed" with his movie career when he brought them onto the set.
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DOJ EMPLOYEE AMONG THOSE HECKLING DHS BOSS NEILSEN, REPORT SAYS Democrats however are still unimpressed with the developments, with the likes of Sen.
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My wife was so unimpressed with the unfamiliar redolence wafting from my scrotum that she refused to go anywhere near that general idea.
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Gizmodo reached out to Nutman for comment—and he made it clear that he's unimpressed with the attempted takedown of his team's research.
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The volunteer said they were honestly unimpressed with the camera rig, which looked like standard equipment, not some cutting-edge, new Amazon gizmo.
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Unimpressed, regulators asked the courts to ban the entrepreneur from serving as a director or senior officer at any public company, including Tesla.
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As the president made thunderously clear, he was unimpressed by pledges from Chancellor Angela Merkel to raise the proportion to 1.5% by 2024.
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"Being inauthentic is the worst thing you can be in politics today," one former Trump administration official unimpressed with McSally told BuzzFeed News.
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Taylor, unimpressed by the first five seconds of the first presentation they see, decides this is a waste of their time and leaves.
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Even refinances, which are highly rate-sensitive, were unimpressed by the continued low rates, falling 4 percent from the previous week, seasonally adjusted.
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While padding on its buddy's back with its paws, the submissive kitty keeps getting swiped at and even gets a few unimpressed looks.
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Even if you've been unimpressed by the football on show so far, there's no need to throw your toys out of the pram.
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Told by an interviewer that his troll really looked like him, an unimpressed Timberlake tried to pass off the likeness as CGI magic.
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Despite these figures, many remain unimpressed by the amount of money that state-run lotteries bring in for education and other civic works.
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India released its budget this week, but global markets remained unimpressed by its reforms — despite the document appearing to deliver on all fronts.
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I was worried that he was going to brusquely tell me to set my sights a little lower but he looks particularly unimpressed.
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"Color us unimpressed," Iran Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif wrote referring to Trump's Sunday tweet, which had been typed in all-caps (Reuters).
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The public has been understandably unimpressed which is why the GOP and the president barely bother to tout them on the campaign trail.
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An M.V.P. Debate Consider Gary Payton unimpressed by Golden State guard Stephen Curry becoming the first unanimous most valuable player in N.B.A. history.
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The superior court judge was unimpressed, ordering the buyer to make up the shortfall after it had sold to somebody else for $1.65m.
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In the moment, Oh, imitating "Asian moms everywhere," gave an unimpressed nod to a mention of "Crazy Rich Asians" huge box office gross.
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GOP CHAIRMEN REACT: The Republican leaders of the Armed Services committees were unimpressed with the proposal, saying it was not high enough. Sen.
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"COLOR US UNIMPRESSED," Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted Monday night, employing Trump's penchant to use all capital letters in his tweets.
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Unimpressed, the authorities continued to push Levison, until he voluntarily shut down the service in order to protect the privacy of his users.
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Unimpressed, the High Judicial Council called for new charges, for "damaging the prestige of the judiciary," according to Achraf Moussawi, Mr. Haddad's lawyer.
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My parents were unimpressed by the penis casts, and after about a half hour of silently perusing the peenz, I'd lost them both.
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Several experts are unimpressed, including Ivan Rogers, who was Britain's top diplomat in Brussels until he resigned after being sidelined by Mrs. May.
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He takes us through his vivid trip to North Korea, and it's full of voices from tour guides, diplomats and one unimpressed student.
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Needless to say, Joseph, who&aposs based in Texas according to his Twitter, has received a slew of reactions, many from unimpressed women.
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Wall Street has, so far, remained unimpressed by rapid growth startups like Uber and Lyft but has rewarded other profit-generating enterprise companies.
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Michelle Obama says an unimpressed professor's recommendation letter nearly jeopardized her acceptance into Harvard Law School, according to a Refinery29 interview published Thursday.
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We never hear the pleas, only ghostly, ambient sounds from the giant courthouse's halls, and the silent female judges appear unimpressed and unbending.
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U.S. Republican Senator Marco Rubio was unimpressed with Putin's offer and alluded to alleged Russian hacking of Democratic groups during the U.S. presidential election.
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The S&P 0.43 had been negative as traders were left unimpressed by some bank earnings, but it ticked up before the market closed.
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After fleeing to the West he is equally unimpressed by the fatuous conceptualist art then in vogue, and struggles to find his own vision.
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And it was Gonzalez who established links with the American secret services after unimpressed British embassy officials turned down Garbo's offer of his services.
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Juncker was unimpressed: "It would facilitate the beginning of the negotiations if the UK were to be able to withdraw the reserve," he said.
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In the glorious supercut above — put together by JOE — you can see exactly how unimpressed she is with his waffling on a daily basis.
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Notably, a seemingly unimpressed reaction from "The Irishman" director Martin Scorsese and his daughter Francesca started to quickly become a meme during the Oscars.
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Trump's pick to replace Priebus as chief of staff, John Kelly, was distinctly unimpressed by Scaramucci, who seemed both remarkably underqualified and remarkably incompetent.
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While xFi Advanced Security sounds good in theory, security experts tend to be unimpressed until they're able to put a product through its paces.
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Given the events of the past year, it was only inevitable that the CBC would appear unimpressed with Trump's State of the Union speech.
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Two were crying from the emotional impact of arrival, one was smiling in wonder, while the fourth appeared singularly unimpressed by the bleak landscape.
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He looks unimpressed until she gets to the highlights of her resume, starting by telling him she's a veteran who served after 9/11.
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Trump seemed entirely unimpressed by both this strange compliment and a personalized Arsenal shirt brought along as a gift, but Morgan groveled on regardless.
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Understandably, Democratic members of Congress who have fought successfully to save the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative were unimpressed with Trump's comments in Grand Rapids.
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When the privacy scholar Daniel Solove, for example, published a taxonomy of privacy infringement in 2006, a fellow law professor, Ann Bartow, was unimpressed.
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Tesla unveiled its crossover SUV electric vehicle on Thursday night but Wall Street was largely unimpressed by it and received it with little fanfare.
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Justin Bieber was so totally unimpressed by something called "the world's most exciting jet boat ride" -- and it was written all over his face.
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At first glance there seems to be nothing unusual going on in this particular shot where the two look rather unimpressed by it all.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's cry for stricter internet regulation, including widespread adoption of European-style rules, has left some privacy advocates in Europe unimpressed.
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It's no surprise, then, that the rapper and newly minted Wilhelmina model seemed unimpressed by the reaction her latest selfie received from her Barbz.
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Some unimpressed Weibo users have demanded to know why the couple were allowed to close down a road without any care for the locals.
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The target audience seems unimpressed ("Why don't you give the ten worst reasons for stopping a person's benefit and leaving them destitute?" asks one).
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Markets were unimpressed and the Canadian dollar held to a near-two-week low of 1.3496 to the U.S. dollar, or 74.10 U.S. cents.
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It was their version of the monal's mating dance: one group strutting and fanning its tail feathers while the other tried to appear unimpressed.
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A place where super heroes, super models and the super annoying shout to have their questions heard above unimpressed NFL beat writers and columnists.
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The crowd was fairly partisan, erupting whenever Holzken got a good body hook off, but even they were unimpressed when Holzken got the decision.
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Before I go in, I have to pass a basic security check and leave my ID card and my phone with an unimpressed guard.
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Adorning the original Mastermind box was the portrait of a woman, dressy and unimpressed, leaning behind an older gentleman, suited and seated, fingertips pressed.
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At a charity brunch on Saturday hosted by the Washington doyenne Tammy Haddad, Jay Leno was the featured guest — and even he seemed unimpressed.
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"You could smell the oil," said Ms. Anderson, who said she had been unimpressed with the company since before the Keystone Pipeline began operation.
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The Late Late Show host has previously had his Q&A's interrupted by Neil Patrick Harris, brutal impressionists, and a deeply unimpressed David Spade.
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They were unimpressed by a manoeuvre which allowed Putin to come back as president for another two terms, and could be similarly irked now.
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A decade ago, "The Founding of a Republic," the first in a trilogy of patriotic films about China's birth, played to mostly unimpressed audiences.
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In 2014, Drake revisited lyrics by the Bay Area hip-hop elder Rappin' 4-Tay, who, unimpressed, chose to publicly invoice Drake for $100,000.
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He thinks it fair to assume that a politician whose speeches could last four hours would have been unimpressed by President Trump's Twitter feed.
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Markets were unimpressed with the report, with stock futures continuing to point to a sharply lower open on Wall Street and bond yields rising.
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Kazikov said he was unimpressed with the range of food available and the Russian team had flown in their own chef to prepare meals.
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While critics had been unimpressed with the film as satire, fans received it as an expression of love for everything it was ostensibly mocking.
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People I spoke to were unimpressed with the four-minute documentary-style video (which was removed, possibly over rights issues —more on that below).
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I've been unimpressed with the attempts thus far, but this latest news shows some real commitment to a broader and well defined Google hardware environment.
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"I am unimpressed with Major Major League Baseball's commitment to fair and just sanctions in this matter" might be the most Cardinals statement ever written.
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The French government said it'll compensate the farmer, but the local branch of the French farmers' federation, the Confédération Paysanne de l'Ariège, is thoroughly unimpressed.
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It's the most hesitant piece of advice of Bachelor hometown dates this year, even after a long line of unimpressed fathers popped up on screen.
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He did not win many fans with the bizarre move, and Twitter was suitably unimpressed by the intentional lack of effort from the Australian. Tomic.
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She shared a shot of Mason — looking hilariously unimpressed by his surroundings — to her Instagram Stories on Friday, as the two dined seaside for breakfast.
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Lyft on Tuesday reported fourth-quarter financial results that largely topped Wall Street expectations but warned growth could slow in 2020, leaving investors largely unimpressed.
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Many viewers were unimpressed with film's poor editing, saying that parts of the film that took place in Chicago did not feel authentic at all.
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Senator John McCain of Arizona, for one, was unimpressed by suggestions that chest-thumping patriotism, as judged by conservative citizens, trumps the rule of law.
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However, Marcato seemed unimpressed, and published a letter calling for the company to make substantial changes to its business practices and called for operational excellence.
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Some senators who attended the briefing said they were unimpressed with the lack of new information given the increasingly tense situation on the Korean Peninsula.
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But the electoral behaviour of white Catholics is still a huge, volatile factor in American politics and they too seem fairly unimpressed by Mr Trump.
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Bali's governor Mangku Pastika, however, remained unimpressed and for over a year-and-a-half failed to meet Melati and Isabel's request for a hearing.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer was unimpressed by the performance of Snap's leaders on the company's post-earnings (er, post-loss) call with analysts on Tuesday night.
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In one photograph, a sea turtle skims its belly across a hull, unimpressed with what's restored, barely aware of the ocean around it growing warm.
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Most of his albums for the label were closer to instrumental pop than to traditional jazz, and the critics were unimpressed, but sales were healthy.
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One fan stood out to Barry-Murphy: the one who had been unimpressed by the club's tendency, in recent years, to pass the ball around.
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Last week's episode of HBO's The Deuce included the artist as an unnamed and unimpressed critic of an exhibition, which actually featured her own photos.
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Multiple skeptical GOP senators appeared unimpressed by the proposal on Monday night, raising more doubts about the plan's ability to pass this week without tweaks.
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Trying to impact a president who is unimpressed with political donations — and has no concern with post-White House opportunities — has proven a challenge. 5.
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But Mr Su (not his real name), who graduated in June from a second-tier university in the capital, is unimpressed by what he sees.
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Filipino Facebook users were unimpressed by the social network accidentally displaying an inverted flag to accompany its Independence Day greeting to the country on Sunday.
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But, without explicitly naming Swift, Lovato appeared to be unimpressed with Swift's silence on the issue, and voiced her thoughts in a series of tweets.
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Unimpressed by the reforms proposed by President Hadi, the Houthis rebelled once more, and with the counterterrorism effort focused on al-Qaeda made rapid gains.
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Unimpressed by Manson's singing abilities after his second trip, though, Melcher made it clear he wouldn't aid in the now-81-year-old's quest for stardom.
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The Briton appeared drained by the effort, and deeply unimpressed by a first-lap collision with Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen that sent him spinning to the back.
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She gets frustrated with the way you have to scroll through content, and is unimpressed by how few movies fresh from the theaters are on there.
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When she opened the door to come out, a woman was waiting, clearly unimpressed that David had opted — needlessly, to her eyes — for the accessible stall.
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That Bannon would be unimpressed with Trump's choice of Pence is not surprising, given the populist and aggressively anti-establishment politics Bannon has promoted at Breitbart.
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Many in the poll were unimpressed with the president's performance on critical issues like the fight against the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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But the company's stock was trading down 2.5 percent as analysts and investors were unimpressed by the company's lower than expected core profit forecast for 2018.
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Dr. Rawlings seems utterly unimpressed with Bridget's romantic predicament, and flat out tells Bridget at one point that it's totally possible to raise a child alone.
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So when PBS decided to digitally add stock footage of fireworks to its "live" coverage of the Capitol's Independence Day celebration, some viewers were left unimpressed.
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Opponents said voters would be unimpressed by scaremongering from elitist banks which in the 19803s warned of dire consequences if Britain opted out of the euro.
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That sounds like a lot, but for a goliath like GE, which had total assets of $365bn last year, it is underwhelming, and investors are unimpressed.
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To our surprise, however, once the Puff Dog news started to spread, it became clear that a specific region was generally unimpressed by the new product.
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The original T5p headphones were famed for their accuracy, but my colleague Chris Ziegler was among the people unimpressed by the flatness of their sonic presentation.
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This debate will be seen as a particularly big win for Trump among voters unimpressed by the media's perceived crusade against their beloved real estate tycoon.
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Harmon voted in the 2202 and 2628 presidential elections but he choose not to vote in 28500 because he says he was unimpressed with the candidates.
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Disney is reportedly unimpressed with Fox's "X-Men" spin-off movie, "New Mutants," and doesn't think it can succeed at the box office, according to Variety.
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This blue-collar white guy was on the same wavelength as his black guests, suspicious of authority, anxious to make ends meet, unimpressed with skinny women.
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Compared with Hamilton, who is unimpressed by displays of emotion, Gunn is happier to use the language of therapy, and is readier to share her feelings.
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He first won hearts on Tumblr in 2018 when Stillabower shared a photo of Smudge completely unimpressed by a plate of veggies at the dinner table.
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The operative, Doug Watts, worked with the firm during Ben Carson's presidential campaign and told Manafort he was unimpressed, according to sources familiar with the exchange.
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During Michael Cohen's testimony in February, Mashable ran a post listing the admiring comments that a photo of the three of them — each looking unimpressed — inspired.
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While the stripper drama Hustlers opened to rave reviews and a massive box office last weekend, one of the inspirations behind the hit film remains unimpressed.
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Former U.S. Ambassador Norm Eisen was more skeptical, claiming Trump "got played," while General Michael Hayden, former director of the CIA and NSA, was equally unimpressed.
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" But in a conference call with fellow Democrats Thursday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi was unimpressed, saying, "We have the leverage and they have the exposure.
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Her daughter attended Public School 10, the Magnet School of Math, Science and Design Technology in Brooklyn, for kindergarten, but Ms. Miranda was unimpressed with the work.
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For some women who felt unimpressed with their options in 2016, 2018 was a chance to voice a growing sense that their government wasn't listening to them.
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Perhaps the best part of this entire video, however, is the look of extreme, unimpressed boredom on Nicki's face while she performs this trick for the camera.
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This time last year, the Chinese company's flagship P8 was barely a blip on the mobile radar, leaving me unimpressed with its bland design and gimmicky software.
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After taking out her braids a few years ago, she was "unimpressed with the proportion of her hair to the size of her head," she tells Refinery29.
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But Parikh and Eiler were unimpressed, calling Lidl "a bigger and nicer Aldi," which had "wider aisles, enhanced lighting, and a bit more upscale feel," they write.
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It provides a perfect contrast — and amusing scenes — with the still-sort-of-totally-uptight Mr. Darcy, who, never fear, remains king of the unimpressed reaction shot.
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In the aftermath, we see things from Meredith's perspective, taking in the smiles and inaudible encouragement of her friends as she perfects her "Meredith is unimpressed" face.
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Sources close to the investigation tell us ... the reason the case has not gone forward is that the D.A. is unimpressed with the evidence assembled by cops.
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But as impressions of Trump's ability to bring that change and confidence in his leadership have waned, his approval rating has dipped to reflect an unimpressed America.
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Trump has been disheartened by what he sees as an intractable conflict and appears to be unimpressed by the options presented to him by the military brass.
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We ate the chain's tacos, and not only were we unimpressed with the taste, we were blown away by how different they looked from their glossy counterparts.
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He'd been searching for someone new to make music with and liked the way Rex looked, with her unimpressed expression and over-the-top, new romantic outfits.
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Bedi explained that he began talking to Basu about the idea after he scouted India for investment opportunities in the property tech segment but came away unimpressed.
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Investors were also unimpressed by White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow's assurance Thursday that U.S.-China trade negotiations were moving forward after "fantastic" progress made last week.
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" Justice Alito said he was unimpressed by Justice Breyer's "cobbled-together statistics and a feature of human nature of which the dissent has apparently taken judicial notice.
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While Wall Street seemed unimpressed, investors in Asia were encouraged enough to lift E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 by 3% and Japan's Nikkei 6.2%.
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While Wall Street seemed unimpressed, investors in Asia were encouraged enough to lift E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 by 2.7% and Japan's Nikkei 4.7%.
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When my first Glossier haul disappointed me, I wondered if I was unimpressed because it was genuinely bad, or was it just was my own internalized misogyny?
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Two teenagers had left them there as a joke, apparently unimpressed by the simplicity of some of the museum's exhibits, including two stuffed animals on a blanket.
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Diversified miner Glencore was among steepest fallers on the main board, tumbling 4% as investors were unimpressed by an update on the company's priorities and expected output.
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"Experts in the Trump administration will likely be unimpressed by the specifics announced in Pyongyang, which means the hard work remains for the U.S. negotiators," they said.
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Although they were clearly excited to see her for the first time, waving their hands and shouting her name to get her attention, Bao Bao seemed unimpressed.
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Elsewhere in the region, markets may consolidate; Asian shares are firm but Gulf bourses have been trading near multi-week lows, unimpressed by first-quarter corporate earnings.
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I tested out the changes last month on a slightly older Fossil watch and was unimpressed by slow load times and the subpar 33-15 hour battery life.
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With captions like, "the main corridor runs down the middle of the building," it's hard to shake the feeling that Bloomberg was just as unimpressed as we are.
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As for how President Trump has performed so far regarding the economy, Bogle seemed unimpressed, despite the President's frequent tweets that appear to take credit for market gains.
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Four days later, at least two members of a three-judge panel on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals seemed unimpressed when the government challenged Mr Robart's ruling.
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After spending a week using an LG Watch Style (the little one, not the giant LG Watch Sport) with an iPhone, I came away from the experience unimpressed.
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Although he was flexible on economic policy, he was unimpressed by ideologies such as fascism and communism, and remained true to the core principles of the American enterprise.
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Surrounded by candy, clouds, and cat ears, they make it clear that they are unimpressed by people who think habitual sexual predation of women is a new phenomenon.
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After taking one of Lime's just-landed e-scooters for a spin in Paris this week, Willy Braun, VC at early stage European fund Daphni, came away unimpressed.
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Someone on our team went and had the blood test done, and we were super unimpressed with the results in lots of ways that I won't get into.
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The storied Japanese gaming giant released details about its upcoming next-generation gaming console - Nintendo Switch - last week, but investors were unimpressed by the higher-than-expected pricing.
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Something tells us that while Sydney does her best unimpressed McKayla Maroney face in these photos, she secretly loves her dad dressing up in all the creative costumes.
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The public remain unimpressed by the cost of what some see as a face-saving exercise, said Chuang Fu-yao, a Taipei resident walking near the embassy compound.
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While Estelle smiled delightedly at the occasion, including when her mother was presented with a beautiful bouquet of flowers, Prince Oscar wore an unimpressed expression throughout the ceremony.
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If you're unimpressed by your buddies' fashion sense, there are plenty of vintage or online swap sites like Bag Borrow or Steal to quench your thirst for threads.
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Not only did this send Sterling plummeting, apparently, but it raised more than a few eyebrows within the startup community, many of whom were privately and publicly unimpressed.
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She's got a slight cockney drawl to her voice, which gives her the same wry, unimpressed delivery as King Krule, who in turn also sounds like Joe Strummer.
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The unions, whose members face de facto wage cuts in the name of reviving economic growth, were deeply unimpressed by the public show of exuberance earlier this month.
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Mesnick even makes an appearance with his wife to plead Arie's case, albeit a bit halfheartedly: "He's a nice person," he proclaims to a near-silent, unimpressed audience.
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Perhaps my favorite story on the subject was from my colleague Sarah Perez, who tried the three Messenger bots featured at the announcement and came away wholly unimpressed.
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Here's the official patent image of the hamdog bun: Google Patents He first pitched his idea on Shark Tank Australia to a panel of unimpressed judges in 2015.
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But he too felt the anger from investors who were unimpressed with management's claim that "legacy issues" from the previous leadership were behind back-to-back annual losses.
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Moscow was so unimpressed by Trident Juncture-18 that it conducted electronic warfare against global positioning satellites (GPS), interfering with NATO's air and sea operations during the exercise.
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And yet today, when spectators see the world destroyed for the umpteenth time in Independence Day: Resurgence, they are at least as unimpressed as the actors on-screen.
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Everyone thinks a Friday night floor-filler is guaranteed to get the stoic LA crowds and the music industry reps who they can't afford to leave unimpressed going.
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Since moving back to New York last year after a little hiatus in Kansas City, I've found myself uninspired, unimpressed and unmoved by the lack of culture here.
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Now he has done exactly that in a series of concessions, though the Yellow Vests appear to be unimpressed by these "crumbs," as they are deemed by some.
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While Wall Street seemed unimpressed, investors in Asia were encouraged enough to lift E-Mini futures for the S&P 2564.51 by 21% and Japan's Nikkei by 2484.65%.
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Though the SFI has its defenders and has made reforms recently, environmentalists remain unimpressed and several architects and builders I talked to strongly preferred to source FSC wood.
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Deval Patrick of Massachusetts, appeared so unimpressed with the strength of the Democratic candidates as Ms. Warren climbed that a historically large primary field has begun growing again.
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Oracle is making a big push to be a major player in this space with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), but many experts have been unimpressed with its efforts.
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The mining and trading company's shares fell 4%, taking this year's losses to about 19%, with investors unimpressed by an update on the company's priorities and expected output.
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One of his portfolios, as a sort of media tsar, seems to have left even his father unimpressed: Mr Sisi has criticised Egypt's press for being insufficiently supportive.
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Some analysts remain unimpressed with overall credit growth, pointing to sharp cooling in October as a risk factor for the economy despite state efforts to ramp up fiscal supports.
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Clearly unimpressed by the suit, Sarah Sanders also said today during the briefing that she was basically echoing the president&aposs sentiment that this is a political hit job.
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"A few physicians we spoke to were unimpressed... which could make it more difficult to replace Rituxan with Gazyva," Jeffrey Holford at Jefferies said in a note to investors.
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I should also add that I expected to be thoroughly unimpressed by the newfound ability to slap an iPhone on a wireless charging pad and top up the battery.
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When it launched on the Ionic we were completely unimpressed, but Fitbit claims to have put a lot of effort into improving the software and providing more app support.
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Molly teaches herself about Texas hold 'em and the vices of rich men, and then saunters around her high-end gambling den like a unimpressed demigoddess in designer stilettos.
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Though some remained unimpressed with the fest's results, most tried to look on the bright side, happy to be in the company of thousands of other Pokémon Go fans.
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In the latest installment of "billionaire Mark Cuban is unimpressed by Donald Trump, " the entrepreneur let loose on Twitter on Tuesday morning questioning the presumptive GOP nominee's cash reserves.
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The video caused an uproar on social media, with many viewers unimpressed that the production company appeared to be making light of what many Saudis consider a genuine threat.
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I came, I saw, and I took pictures of the Rimac Concept Two at the Geneva Motor Show, but I was left somehow unimpressed by this grandiose new hypercar.
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Brexiteers also know the EU is unimpressed by talk of selective regulatory divergence, which it sees as cherry-picking, and wants to enforce a level playing-field for competitiveness.
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Jordan, on the other hand, was baffled and unimpressed, and no matter how much time her co-hosts spent over-explaining the various gags, we couldn't win her over.
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Some executives indicated that they were unimpressed by the initial details of the action but said they would withhold a full assessment until the updated version was rolled out.
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Unimpressed, activists alleged the proposal was "simply another version" of the old law, and was merely an attempt by officials to stop the financial hemorrhage sparked by its passing.
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In fact, the WWE star looked downright unimpressed when "Extra" asked her about Cena's emotional segment with Hoda and Kathie Lee ... when he admitted he desperately wants her back.
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But while Glencore raised relatively cheap money, investors were unimpressed, with some dropping out of the transaction when the spread was tightened and others dumping the bonds after pricing.
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Contacted by TechCrunch about the Guardian article, Marlinspike was clearly unimpressed with their characterization of WhatsApp's key verification system as a security issue — describing the story as "supremely inaccurate".
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The ruling shows that Judge Rosemary Collyer of the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia was unimpressed with core aspects of the analysis underpinning the MetLife designation.
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Luckily, I was able to continue my tour for free, but I was unimpressed by the need to spend $60 just to see what the store had to offer.
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After Snap's post-earnings call in May, Cramer said he was unimpressed by the performance of the company's leaders, and compared the call to a "Saturday Night Live" sketch.
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And even though he did it in a way meant to woo conservative policy wonks — pushing the Obama administration for the flexibility to run Medicaid differently — many were unimpressed.
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But prospects for a deal now look doubtful, with Mr. Sessions saying this week that he was unimpressed by the report and openly questioning the value of such agreements.
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If you've watched an Apple keynote sometime in the last couple of years, you might have felt the need to doze off, unimpressed by the devices on the screen.
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They were unimpressed with an impeachment case with no real crime and no actual harm to Ukraine, with many convinced this was no worse than how other presidents behave.
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Mr. Trump has remained unimpressed, continuing to blast the Fed for not cutting fast enough or far enough, including calling on the central bank to slash rates below zero.
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The music was by Bernard Herrmann, a veteran of "Citizen Kane" and films by Alfred Hitchcock, although Vincent Canby, reviewing the movie in The New York Times, was unimpressed.
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I'm baffled by the design of the company's website, aggravated by the pushy data-thirsty ways of its apps, and unimpressed by the contrived niceness of its founder and boss.
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Policy experts were already unimpressed with the Trump administration's idea of requiring list prices to be included in ads, mostly because there is no real mechanism to lower prices here.
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In a visit to the CIA on his first day in office, "the president seemed unimpressed" by new efforts to limit deaths of civilians in Syria, the Washington Post reported.
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Other challenges include a brutal hazing process, a frenemy of an older sister (Ella Rumpf), unimpressed professors, and a roommate (Rabah Naït Oufella) on whom she's developed a confusing crush.
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Cookie, a butch flâneur not famous for her patience, would tell you her name if you asked, but would be unimpressed if you remembered it, though she never recalled yours.
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Yet he was singularly unimpressed by my claim that, having been there several times, including in the 1980s, the country didn't look like the product of the greatest event ever.
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Grumpy's humans posted the news on social media Friday morning, and fans of the the unimpressed-looking feline, whose real name is Tardar Sauce, have been paying tribute ever since.
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My feeling is that if you never compare the Max to another high-end speaker, you'll be thrilled, but if you do, you might be unimpressed with the Max's sound.
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He boasted that African-American unemployment is at its lowest rate ever; the cutaway shot to the Congressional Black Caucus looking deeply unimpressed was perhaps the night's niftiest camera work.
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Todd Gurley was maybe the only human on the planet unimpressed by Aaron Donald's 495-pound bench press this week ... 'cause the running back says that's LIGHT WEIGHT for him.
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Two weeks ago, Bell's clearly unimpressed Instagram made it appear that hubby had won, and the great Shepard/Bell furniture debate of 2017 had come to its view-blocking conclusion.
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Trump is unlikely to acknowledge that any of them pose a formidable threat, however, and he tweeted in the hours after the second round of debates that he was unimpressed.
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And it's why Tudor already reduced fees and slashed its staff last year after investors took money out, unimpressed by several years of roughly flat returns, according to the Journal.
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Unimpressed with the Affordable Care Act (which they felt didn't go far enough), some states, including Vermont and California, looked at doing some form of Medicare-for-All by themselves.
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Where he had absorbed the charges of everyone to that point, immovable and unimpressed, something quickly buckled in him as he felt the impact and his legs gave ground immediately.
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Unimpressed with her doctor's response, she sought out specialists, but even when approaching gynecological surgeons, it took her six tries to find one who'd seen a case like hers before.
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O'Dea, a Canopy shareholder, was unimpressed by the responses he got from CEO Bruce Linton to requests for the company to help people locked up on minor weed-related offenses.
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"[It is] nothing like I expected," said Yvonne Hicks, 57, who came from Teaneck, New Jersey on opening day and was unimpressed with the ill-prepared atmosphere in the mall.
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I was unimpressed, demoralized even, so Liete took me for a scenic drive in the hills near Berkeley, and later we indulged in comfort shopping and some Napa Valley wines.
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I first interviewed Richard Lugar of Indiana in January 1985, shortly after he became chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for the first time, and left the encounter unimpressed.
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"The tornado continued in a northeast direction, crossing CR 3300 at which point it removed the roof of a home," wrote the National Weather Service in a (characteristically unimpressed) storm report.
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We reported on how the relatively new technology has gotten off to a slow start, with analysts being pretty unimpressed with sales so far, though many gamers seemed to love it.
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That said, a Nigerian visitor was unimpressed with the claim that the statue demonstrated racial equality — "bullshit" — while two African-American women from New York were skeptical of the entire video.
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Whether Kelly is expressing his inner sorrow or just intently listening, there's no denying he looks especially unimpressed whenever Trump's in the room ... John Kelly Listens to Trump: A Series pic.twitter.
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Many voters have been unimpressed by the inevitable nominee, Hillary Clinton, who has spent her life in public service and believes that compromise is the only way to move liberalism forward.
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Nintendo, which unveiled its new upcoming gaming console, Nintendo Switch, last week, dropped 4.82 percent, after tumbling over 6 percent on Friday as investors were left unimpressed with the new offering.
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Whether the Apple Event knocked your socks off this year or left you unimpressed like McKayla Maroney, there's one thing you've gotta give Apple props for ... its damn good music selection.
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As much as Tilman appreciates Luke's passion and energy, Tilman doesn't accept Wizard Creations' bid as he is unimpressed with the work they did on his yacht and at his casino.
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Ferrante is internationally beloved for her novels, especially the Neapolitan series; while I knew some people were unimpressed by her work, I'd heard of no one who wanted to hurt her.
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Here is a list of people who have interacted with Jon Snow since he came back to life and know that he came back to life yet seem totally unimpressed / unconcerned.
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This year, after talking to Steph Curry about hair products and being walked out on by an unimpressed Draymond Green, Guillermo finally got to speak to his ultimate hero: LeBron James.
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People seem to relate to Barron, who, like basically everyone else, looked extremely tired during his dad's presidential victory speech back in November, and pretty unimpressed with today's drawn out ceremony.
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Senator Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, who sponsored the latest background check measure with Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, said he was unimpressed by Mr. Trump's openness to it.
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But senators on the committee, hungry for either a justification for why the White House defied the congressional mandate or information about the crown prince's role in the killing, left unimpressed.
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In times good and bad, Italy's people can always be depended on to be unimpressed by their leaders, and that includes when they're told to reduce themselves to tolerating outright cruelty.
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And it is why Tudor already reduced fees and slashed its staff last year after investors took money out, unimpressed by several years of roughly flat returns, according to The Journal.
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It has pushed through flagship measures such as a "citizens' income" poverty relief scheme, curbs on temporary contracts and a cut in the number of parliamentarians, but most Italians remain unimpressed.
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Rao, however, appeared unimpressed with the argument of Douglas Letter, the US House general counsel, that the Oversight Committee had full authority to scrutinize the actions of the president in the case.
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The poll also found economists were unimpressed by Yuriko Koike, who is Tokyo's first female governor and is shaking things up as her new party challenges Abe's ruling bloc in the election.
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In the 2012 cycle, for instance, the markets remained largely unimpressed as Rick Perry, Herman Cain, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum took turns in pushing ahead of Mitt Romney in national polls.
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Four years after the gymnastics champ's stoic face on the silver medal podium became a worldwide meme, Anthony is upholding the tradition of unimpressed Olympic athletes – albeit for a very different reason.
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Maroney, best known for her "unimpressed" face while accepting a silver medal for vault at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, was just as open about her true feelings on the podcast.
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There's also a lot less aluminum here — covering only the rear plate — and the use of plastic, fake leather, and fake brushed aluminum (at each end of the headband) leaves me unimpressed.
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In her debate analysis, Bee is unimpressed with moderator Lester Holt for minimal fact-checking on Trump's questionable comments, then zeroes in on the candidate for his consistently awful comments about women.
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He could have squeezed a withered "ha ha" past the unimpressed gridlock of his lips or at least worn a facial expression that conveyed something other than "I was told by Applecare…".
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FCA raised its full-year guidance for revenues and adjusted operating profit and kept its debt projection intact, but analysts remained unimpressed, saying the revisions came close to where consensus expectations were.
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Even as an ardent and open-minded fan of chic series' like Style Savvy, I've found myself pretty unimpressed by the apps available to scratch that fashion game itch on my phone.
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Voters in Middle England, doubtful about the party's competence and credibility even before its new leader took the reins, have been unimpressed by his tenure—as the burghers of Nuneaton willingly attest.
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After a pelvic thrust or two (or three...who's counting?), the camera pans to Teigen, watching whatever this is unfold before her, looking 100 percent unimpressed with what her life has become.
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I snorted, unimpressed by such nonsense (only a couple of days before, Lou Reed had gone onto Saturday Night Live to put to rest a round of Internet rumors about his death).
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Many were unimpressed because Jones didn't pick up a stoppage against an opponent who was visibly gassed from the second round onwards but I could never blame a fighter for fighting methodically.
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He repeatedly demanded that the Federal Reserve cut interest rates to bolster the economy, but when the central bank did so on Tuesday, investors were unimpressed and markets tumbled another 3 percent.
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Their first post-wedding kiss on the balcony showed the world that fairy tales do exist — and spawned a delightful meme based on the flower girl's unimpressed face in the bottom left.
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Democrats in particular were unimpressed by the president putting Pence in charge of the government response, citing his lack of medical expertise and track record as Indiana governor on public health issues.
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The farm is high on a hill overlooking many rolling acres and the sea; it was raining the day we were there, but the view was still staggering and the sheep unimpressed.
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But it's the sunset provision of the new law that creates the most potential problems, according to estate planners, many of whom are unimpressed with the hasty, late-December tax-law rewrite.
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Pauline is unimpressed with the photographer but establishes an immediate rapport with his unhappy common-law wife, Suzanne (Thérèse Liotard), who is the mother of two children and pregnant with a third.
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And while Trump used Covid-19 as a cudgel to attack Democrats, a Senate hearing about Trump's homeland security budget in Washington indicated that even Republicans are unimpressed with the administration's response.
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Sandee is understandably unimpressed and calls Rory on her lack of professionalism, and once again, Rory throws a tantrum and admits defeat, ditching her work phones and moving home to Stars Hollow.
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On his flight back from Moscow, Erdogan appeared unimpressed by what the EU was offering so far, saying the Union was always offering help but then falling short or not stepping up.
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In a scene that feels eerily like that Trump press conference with all those (probably empty) file folders, Scott tries to convince the unimpressed Perkins that he's got more material than it seems.
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Several Democrats, such as Warner, who could potentially support her nomination appeared unimpressed with Haspel's public candor on Wednesday, though, urging her repeatedly to answer yes or no questions that she ultimately dodged.
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While the teenager normally ate at his factory's employee cafeteria, he told Bloomberg in 2017, he still came away from his first restaurant experience unimpressed with the rude staff and subpar hotpot meal.
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" When I get a notice that she closed all of her activity rings from standing and walking around the emergency room saving lives all day, I like to send a blatantly sarcastic, "Unimpressed.
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The Dow touched a new high of 617.093,002.20, powered by strong earnings from UnitedHealth and Johnson & Johnson, but the S&P 500 turned negative as traders were left unimpressed by some bank earnings.
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The pair gave their most brutal, unimpressed commentary to PlayStation's record-breaking smash hit — the game sold 3.1 million copies in its first three days, making it the fastest-selling PS4-exclusive ever.
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Even with the smaller numbers, more than a dozen deals either faltered as investors were unimpressed with companies' follow-up to the IPO or moved below offering prices as the broader market wobbled.
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One large order after another came in, but the brothers were unimpressed with the company's leadership; in short order, they bought out the founding team, took control, and started to implement new ideas.
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Trump "seemed unimpressed" as the head of the CIA's drone campaign told him about how the agency, aiming to limit civilian casualties, had created unique munitions to that end, the Washington Post reported.
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There was one guy unimpressed with Kobe Bryant popping his finger back in place and playing an NBA game ... Rick Fox ... who says a dislocated finger is cake compared to Mamba's other injuries.
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With so many options to choose from, it can be hard to commit — heaven forbid you invest in that Pacific Chicken Salad only to find yourself unimpressed with the lettuce to toppings ratio!
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Seemingly unimpressed by the results thus far, Sebastian Kurz's new government is now trying to pass a ban on headscarves in kindergartens, despite there being no evidence that this is an existing problem.
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I even dragged my unimpressed sister-in-law out to the desert so she could take pictures of me in it, and suddenly, we — the caftan, the desert, and I — reached fashion symbiosis.
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Beijing was unimpressed with Trump's ideas and as of late Sunday night, China's Vice Premier Liu He was considering cancelling his planned trip to the United States this week to continue trade talks.
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Companies argue that they are being careful to comply with General Data Protection Regulation, but Giovanni Buttarelli, who oversees an independent European Union agency that advises on privacy-related policies, has been unimpressed.
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Protesters manning the roadblocks and the president's political opponents were unimpressed with Macron's overtures, even after the president said his ecology minister would meet representatives of their protest movement later in the day.
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This isn't the first flip-flop Wozniak has made on AI. For a long time, Wozniak was was unimpressed by early examples of AI and didn't feel afraid of what was to come.
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Nagy, who studies youth and society at Pallasz Athéné University in Hungary, and Kölcsey, a researcher at Excenter Research Center in Hungary, made a sociological investigation of Generation Alpha, and came out unimpressed.
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Perhaps it is the August lull or the start of a more prolonged slowdown in the housing market, but homeowners and homebuyers seem unimpressed by the lowest mortgage interest rates of the year.
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Middle Tennessee State's seeding, at No. 503 in the South Region, left the oddsmakers so unimpressed that the Blue Raiders were actually favored to win their first-round game against fifth-seeded Minnesota.
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Before he and his new wife can properly celebrate their union (wink, wink), they've got to host a wild party for his Princeton pals, Zelda's unimpressed sisters, and her childhood friend, actress Talulah Bankhead.
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The mom of three faced serious backlash online after she clapped back at model-slash-actor Tyson Beckford for being unimpressed with her figure, with many fans accusing her of implying that he's gay.
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On Monday night, actress Lena Headey took to Twitter to pen an open letter to the parents of young drivers in LA. Needless to say, the Queen (or former Queen, at least) was unimpressed.
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Unimpressed by the new trends in art, she sought to merge content and form, becoming a pioneer of post-Minimalism, and creating work that pushed the boundaries of her materials to their outer edge.
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Judge Derrick Watson, nominated to the bench by Barack Obama and confirmed unanimously by the Senate in 2013, was unimpressed with Mr Trump's attempt to immunise his revised ban from its illicit discriminatory origin.
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While typing the word 'feminists' included the crying tears of laugher face, the sleeping face, the unimpressed face, the rolling eyes face, the hmm/thinking emoji and the medical mask face among the predictions.
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Axios' Jonathan Swan reported last month that Trump had interviewed Rao for the position and liked the idea of nominating a minority woman, though sources felt he came away unimpressed from their initial meeting.
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Once, we were focused on a coral subject when silvertip sharks appeared to investigate the fuss in their backyard, followed moments later by a very large hammerhead shark that circled us and left unimpressed.
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I noted that Clinton left to run for president, with the president's support, an interpretation that left her unimpressed: George H.W. Bush didn't stop being vice president when he ran for president, did he?
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CNBC tested two different units over the course of a week and walked away relatively unimpressed with what it offers for $299, compared to an entry-level Apple Watch that costs just $30 more.
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Susan Money, from Michigan, said that she was unimpressed with the quality of a prerequisite screening class required to enter the program, and she never heard back from Lambda School after she completed it.
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As the prime minister strolled back to his motorcade down the street, Mr. Allen, the resident of the development, said he was unimpressed by Mr. Trudeau's suggestion that the SNC-Lavalin affair was over.
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He had attended California State University at Long Beach to study ceramics but had graduated in 1980 on something of a down note, feeling unimpressed with the stuffiness of much of the art world.
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Lagarde herself seems to be unimpressed with traditional monetary policy categories like "doves" (those who tend to like looser monetary policy) and "hawks" (those who err on the side of caution when lowering rates).
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In Mason City, Yvonne Addis, who hasn't decided on a candidate but likes Buttigieg and Warren, said she entered the event a skeptic, unimpressed and even troubled by Biden's performances at the Democratic debates.
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While the fund has given bank spreads a boost, its limited size, the lack of fresh capital from outside the system and its potential to clash with state aid legislation mean many observers are unimpressed.
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READ: 3 orders against Trump public charge rule Immigration green card regulations -- Eastern District of Washington In Spokane, Washington, Judge Rosanna Malouf Peterson was also unimpressed with the rule from the Department of Homeland Security.
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Danielle Bregoli is unimpressed at Anderson Cooper, thinks Andy Cohen looks like a human Q-tip and doesn't care these "60-to-70-year-old men" trashed her during their CNN New Year's Eve show.
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Why it matters: The fact that people would bring it up unprompted — and then give it the lowest score of the 100 companies on the list — suggests that Americans aren't just unimpressed with their government.
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When these two briefly crossed paths in season three, it was chilling: Melisandre was definitely weirded out by all the darkness she saw in Arya, and Arya was clearly equally unimpressed by the Red Witch.
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Williams went on to enjoy a successful singing and acting career, and made a historic return to the pageant as a judge in 2015, where, perfectly unimpressed, she received an apology for her de-crowning.
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Moraes is unimpressed with the strategy the DCMS committee has pursued in trying (and so far failing) to get Zuckerberg to testify in front of the U.K. parliament, arguing threats of a summons were counterproductive.
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And for their part, employers may be unimpressed by the small cost savings, estimated by Upside to be 5-15%—particularly if staying in less convenient hotels means shelling out extra for cabs or Ubers.
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He had been unimpressed by the candidates during the 2010, 2012, and 21625 elections and had sat out those elections, not realizing that doing so would cost him ability to cast a ballot in 2900.
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A section of Bradley's new fan base has been less convinced, unimpressed that Swansea's owners did not consult the supporters' trust — which holds 21 percent of the club — on either Guidolin's departure or Bradley's arrival.
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"When Christy Mack was here, you wouldn't have been able to get in the door," the regular said, referencing the former porn star and domestic violence victim, unimpressed by the president's alleged mistress scheduled performance.
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However, Seattle Genetics' shares fell 11 percent as investors were unimpressed by the difference in the progression free survival rate of patients on the combination therapy testing the companies' Adcetris drug and the control arm.
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Though David Davis, Britain's Brexit secretary, trumpeted on Monday the fact that Britain would be able to negotiate and sign non-European trade deals during the transition, if not to implement them, experts were unimpressed.
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In contrast, the R.P.I., an index that is a key factor in determining N.C.A.A. tournament berths, and which does not account for scoring margin, is unimpressed, ranking West Virginia 29th even before Monday night's loss.
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Yankees 2237, White Sox 21 Of the more than 20,284 people in Yankee Stadium on Wednesday night, the only person seemingly unimpressed by Aaron Judge's fifth-inning home run was the man who hit it.
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Anderson was also unimpressed by the appointment of Olympic and world champion former pole vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva, an outspoken critic of the IAAF ban on Russian athletes, as head of the country's anti-doping operation.
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Baraister also seemed unimpressed when Clair Dobbin, representing the U.S. authorities, asked for the case to be delayed until April, saying the lawyer earmarked for the case would not be available for the extended hearing.
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" When The Good Place's Eleanor points our that they're "behind enemy lines" and lying to demons is fine, Chidi's unimpressed: "Well, principles aren't principles when you pick and choose when you're going to follow them.
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The terms of his bond forbade guns, but a search for documents in his condo turned up a pistol in his sock drawer; his lawyers insinuated that it had been planted, but the judge was unimpressed.
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Critic: 'This will upset' people Following the release of the music video Friday, a number of Russian media outlets have run stories on the track, quoting people who are unimpressed by its stereotyping of modern Russia.
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And in both Bavaria and Hesse, the anti-immigrant Alternative For Germany (AfD) party vote surged, benefiting from voters unimpressed by Merkel's 2015 decision to allow more than one million asylum seekers to settle in Germany.
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And some in U.S. industry have been unimpressed with the extent of other reported Chinese offers to address U.S. concerns, such as Beijing's proposal to hike purchases of U.S. semiconductors to $200 billion over six years.
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And some in U.S. industry have been unimpressed with the extent of other reported Chinese offers to address U.S. concerns, such as Beijing's proposal to increase purchases of U.S. semiconductors to $200 billion over six years.
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Brazilian Felipe Massa provided the first incident when he skewed his Williams into the barriers at the first Sainte Devote corner before the uphill sweep to Casino Square, leaving plenty of work for his unimpressed mechanics.
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A second consecutive massive build in U.S. crude stockpiles on Wednesday left the market relatively unimpressed, as it was little changed during the session, as the market awaited further evidence that OPEC cuts were in effect.
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Read more: 12 photos of Prince Louis looking royally unimpressed at his first public appearance on the Buckingham Palace balconyHe made his first appearance at the Trooping the Colour parade for the Queen's birthday in June.
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When Fox News sought permission to sponsor a Democratic primary debate — "Please know that you are always welcome at Fox," an executive wrote — the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, seemed unimpressed.
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U.S. environmental regulators are unimpressed with VW's efforts so far to redeem the damage done through the emission of 40 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide by its 2.0 litre diesel cars over seven years.
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The next week would be a joyless march through meal after meal of "safe" foods, foods that didn't require any mental gymnastics or calorie budgeting but also left my mind, body, and taste buds utterly unimpressed.
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Wall Street futures, too, fell following a jump in equities overnight as lack of significant announcements after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would take "major steps" to ease the economic strain left some investors unimpressed.
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So-called "Pajama Kid," a school picture of a young boy in Spongebob pajamas making a straight-lipped face that, in the internet world, implies judgement or a state of being unimpressed by someone or something.
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Finding out that he would not spend the day surrounded by green veggies turned out to be the disappointment of a lifetime, and Max was 100% unimpressed by the idea of circus characters, popcorn and elephants.
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MET ORCHESTRA, MAY 31 "Mahler Well Met," a poster outside punningly promised of the Met Orchestra's current three-concert stand at Carnegie Hall, but I was unimpressed by the song selections that opened the first concert.
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Unimpressed by British and French neo-colonial impulses, President Dwight D. Eisenhower used U.S. leverage in the International Monetary Fund to deny Britain emergency loans while the U.S. Treasury threatened to stop supporting the British pound.
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Investors were unimpressed, said James Salazar, an analyst with CI Banco, and America Movil shares sank to their lowest levels in more than a month before recovering somewhat to trade down 3.4 percent at 14.55 pesos.
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While Wall Street seemed unimpressed, investors in Asia were encouraged enough to lift E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 by 4.2% and Japan's Nikkei shot up 7.13%, its biggest daily rise since February 2016.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A few miles from the resplendence of Kenya's Parliament House where the finance minister delivered his budget on Thursday, Deborah Mwandagina, deputy principal of a primary school in Nairobi's Mukuru slum, is unimpressed.
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"I wasn't easy on you, I gave you a rough time," Varda confesses when Bonnaire relates how unimpressed the director was when she ran to show her the real blisters she'd developed while digging up a garden.
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U.S. environmental regulators are unimpressed with VW's efforts so far to make amends for the emission of as much as 40 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide by its 2.0 liter diesel cars over seven years.
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The whispers around their potential entrances into the 2020 race have only been amplified by reports that both politicians are unimpressed by the current field of candidates and are considering jumping into an already crowded primary field.
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Recently, the ruling party instituted austerity measures that sliced the government budget by 50 percent, but analysts at Standard & Poor's were unimpressed: On Friday, the agency cut the country's outlook to negative because of slumping growth prospects.
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"I'd done the big bridal store experience at home in Boston and I was thoroughly unimpressed," Brianne Jurs, 36, who found the salon online and stopped in on her way to visit family in Illinois, tells PEOPLE.
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Less lucky was Japan's Nikkei which shed 23 percent as investors were seemingly unimpressed by a Nikkei report the government planned a direct fiscal stimulus of around 22 trillion yen ($215 billion) over the next few years.
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The forcefulness of Kudo's expression left me unimpressed, but putting my head through the holes beneath and up into Vaughn Bell's low-hanging, planter-like sculptures, "Village Green" (2008), was good and silly illusionist fun, for sure.
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Americans will remain unimpressed by his reputation as an amateur, but if he can continue to be this dominant as a professional, there's no reason Lomachenko can't earn top dollar for fights against Garcia or even Pacquiao.
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Uncertainty over Mexico's access to the U.S. market has been a worry for business, while Lopez Obrador's decision-making and attacks on the "neo-liberal" policies he said his predecessors pursued have also left some investors unimpressed.
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U.S. environmental regulators are unimpressed with VW's efforts so far to make amends for the emission of as much as 40 times the legal limit of nitrogen oxide by its 2.0 litre diesel cars over seven years.
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Analysts again praised signs from another paper on Wednesday that Prime Minister Theresa May was seeking ways to resolve an argument over the influence of EU courts after Britain leaves, but markets have so far been unimpressed.
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I came out just unimpressed because of the fact that the secretary of the treasury is here — he barely testified at all," Pelosi told reporters, adding that they spent "most of the time reading an unclassified document.
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After patiently enduring my pompous monologue, De Niro — who had been quietly inspecting my work — made it clear that he was unimpressed by my attempt to justify my work by connecting it to that of famous artists.
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She was critical of Mr. Miranda's stands on fiscal issues, worried that accommodating "Hamilton" would drain resources needed elsewhere and unimpressed by the choice of Alexander Hamilton as the subject for a biomusical by a Latino artist.
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This eulogy is one in a series of mortifications that Jim, played by Jim Cummings, undergoes in the movie, at the hands of frustrated co-workers, a sharp-tongued ex-wife and his own unimpressed preteen daughter.
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Word spread, and a Nobel Prize was widely predicted, yet England's Royal Society—at the time the arbiter of scientific fact—was unimpressed, and treated Birkeland as an amateur with a hopelessly inadequate grasp of theoretical physics.
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I was expecting the Nex 23 to fall down in this regard, having been unimpressed with Vivo's virtual buttons on the Apex 23 concept I used earlier in the year, but it's really not a problem here.
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When asked about specific aspects of the book, such as the author's claim that Trump viewed his pardon power like "unlimited 'Get Out of Jail Free' cards on a Monopoly board," one White House official was unimpressed.
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Democrats left the briefing unconvinced and unimpressed, and Mr. Mnuchin told reporters after the meeting that he would consider delaying the lifting of the sanctions so skeptics in Congress could have more time to review the decision.
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And later, once she had moved to Los Angeles to star as April Ludgate, the terminally unimpressed intern on "Parks and Recreation," she joined Chris Pratt and Nick Offerman on that show's team, playing against other sitcoms.
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Some shareholders in the firm were unimpressed about its entry into a business which promised relatively low margins, high costs and extra risks to its balance-sheet; its share price fell by 2003% when it outlined its plans.
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Keon made his comments shortly before the Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 100 points, as U.S. oil remained stuck near $40 a barrel and investors appeared unimpressed by Japan's announcement of a $132 billion stimulus plan.
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Like nearly everyone else who saw that fight, Diaz was unimpressed, calling it "boring," claiming he heard nothing but boos while it was going on, and laughing off Woodley's claims to being the best welterweight in MMA history.
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"Speaking as the leader of the First Order, I'd like to say that Snoke is very unimpressed by the fact that there is such a huge female force that seems to be growing in the universe," he said.
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Ms. Bodalia said that some of her friends — most likely the ones who were unimpressed that she had seen Mr. Gates, and who might have been captured by Harvard's poll numbers — would benefit from a visit to Omaha.
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After the box-office failure of "Dark Phoenix," the company is now unimpressed with Fox's "X-Men" spin-off movie, "New Mutants," and doesn't think it has major box-office potential, according to a Variety report on Tuesday.
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"I think this is a smart move for the administration," Rachel Sachs, a law professor at Washington University in St. Louis, who has generally been unimpressed by what the Trump administration has proposed on drug prices, told me.
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The 45-year-old, who became the first actor to win a Golden Globe for best actor for portraying a comic book character, looked clearly unimpressed when asked how got in the mind-set of playing the Joker.
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But critics are unimpressed, saying that Mr. Tillerson has failed to do so and that his efforts to reorganize the State Department have contributed to a paralysis in the agency and a lack of direction on foreign policy.
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Alone in a strange country, separated from her children, she is unimpressed by the "nest of perfect little streets" but glad to be able to pursue her fascination with American literature, which her father forbade her to read.
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Some analysts were unimpressed that consumers did not yet appear to be spending much of the benefit checks the government began mailing out in July to families with children as part of its effort to bolster the economy.
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"I had been dragging my fiancé around to all these wedding shops and exhibits looking at all the girlie things, and he was just so unimpressed," said Ms. Tisdel, 34, an executive assistant at Ralph Lauren in Manhattan.
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The Bank of Japan (BOJ) has sent clear signals that it will allow the yield curve to steepen to help domestic banks and investors make money but, after years of quantitative easing, portfolio managers like Takei are unimpressed.
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But Spanish politicians worry a prolonged limbo will further alienate voters, already unimpressed with their failed efforts to form a government, while the economy could start to suffer if much-needed reforms to further fix the labor market slip.
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Our introduction to her character already feels like something Charlie Brooker would approve of: sitting at the kitchen table, she speaks to her unimpressed parents through an AR filter that turns her face into that of a cartoon dog.
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Washington (CNN)Freedom Caucus member and former Chairman Jim Jordan said Monday that he was still unimpressed with the House GOP's bill to repeal and replace Obamacare and had not seen significant enough changes to win back his support.
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There are unimpressed indie boys behind the bar, couples in their early 30s taking turns to snap kooky #selfies with inflatable dolphins and a sea of teenagers, decked out in chiffon shirts and tight flares with neon-painted faces.
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Mr Tillerson, a former chief executive of Exxon-Mobil, had long seemed unimpressed by Mr Trump (he refused to deny reports that he had called him a "fucking moron") and disagreed with most of his big foreign policy judgments.
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Every day, there's a long queue of people waiting for seats, often with a few late-comers trying to blag their way in with the waiters, like underage ravers trying to flirt with unimpressed bouncers before being turned away.
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Last year, William Lee, a professional Dota 2 player and commentator known as Blitz, played against an early version of the technology that could play only one-on-one, not as part of a team, and he was unimpressed.
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Activists, unimpressed, demanded she withdraw the legislation and urged Hong Kong residents to turn out Sunday for another mass protest against the proposal, which would enable authorities to send some suspects to stand trial in courts in mainland China.
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While the experience was certainly better than sitting at the gate before an economy flight, and I was impressed by the size and how much was on offer, I was left feeling a bit unimpressed, mainly by the decor.
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He seems impervious to the broadly accepted science of global warming, and wholly unimpressed by evidence that the jobs he has promised his followers lie not in dying industries like coal mining but in renewables like wind and solar.
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" Cleary became a school librarian when she grew up, but remained unimpressed with the titles available for children; she was in full agreement with a little boy who demanded of her, "Where are the books about kids like us?
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Several reporters and activists were tweeting from the hearing, and according to their accounts, Donnelly — who was nominated by President Barack Obama and confirmed to her judgeship in 2015 — seemed unimpressed by the government's arguments against granting a stay.
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"He said, 'I picked her up, I twirled her around, I gave her a kiss on the cheek or maybe the lips hit, whatever,&apos" Scheana tells a clearly unimpressed Jen, blaming the staff's "game of telephone" for her woes.
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Horn, who stands to earn a fraction of Pacquiao's guaranteed purse, win or lose, was unimpressed with Pacquiao's lack of interest in the pre-fight media conference this week where the Filipino spent much of the time playing with his phone.
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Our law enforcement sources say Siya went to the police station Sunday to file a police report, but the desk officer who reviewed the texts was unimpressed and said the messages did not rise to the level of witness intimidation.
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"So here is my first at bat…" After Gano sends the ball sailing over the fence, he trots round the bases chuckling and says "home run baby" while his wife Brittany and two of his three sons look on unimpressed.
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Some analysts said a lack of detail left them unimpressed, especially after Philip Morris broke out the 2016 net revenue contribution from so-called reduced risk products, which include IQOS, as $13 million, less than 1 percent of its total revenue.
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And yet, while her political future will technically be determined by voters on Tuesday (who have in the past proven themselves unimpressed by hyper-qualified women candidates), it's hard to imagine Jocelyn Benson's destiny going anything other than exactly as planned.
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Aaron Sorkin, the screenwriter behind the commercially and critically successful Mark Zuckerberg biopic, The Social Network, faced a fair amount of detractors who were unimpressed with how he chose to dramatize the lives of those involved in the Facebook cosmos.
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In Hermon's case, he said he was "unimpressed" with the candidates running – but the real point is that all Americans should have the right to determine in their own minds whether or not they want to vote in a particular election.
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For his part, President Trump has been signaling that he wants to negotiate and has softened what he seeks, even as he says the Iranians are playing with fire; the Iranians at this point appear unimpressed and have not backed off.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 25 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand was on the back foot on Tuesday amid weak emerging market sentiment and with investors unimpressed by an economic stimulus package announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa last week that included no new money.
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Yet when Reagan and Ford determined that the arrangement was unworkable, Reagan belatedly turned to Bush, though with some misgivings, because Reagan, and his wife, Nancy, had been unimpressed with Bush's primary campaign and Reagan worried about differences in their positions.
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Some were unimpressed by Cook's presentation and felt that other pollsters who presented to the group — including Kristen Soltis Anderson and David Winston — gave compelling reasons to think messages of tax reform and economic growth would help them this year.
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It's always better for players to hit the ground running, even if the on-off comparisons may be inflated by their teammates playing particularly poorly for long stretches of late, or if their strong starts have left them unimpressed with themselves.
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They are aware of, or unimpressed by, the fact that when Hitler came to power, he crushed the left-wing militias, and that, having branded themselves as gun-toters, the Panthers became targets of convenience for police and federal agents.
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Don't get me wrong — this isn't a morality tale about how phones are ruining our lives, because then I remembered I had dozens of pictures on my phone of the very same hike (including a dorky selfie with an unimpressed kookaburra).
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The Village Voice ignored the film (even though it name-checks the Voice film critic Jonas Mekas); the New York Times critic Vincent Canby was unimpressed, calling it "a mopey soap opera" that might have been made for Bette Davis.
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He tracks the paths of pleasure taken by the city's citizens, through coffee houses and inns, theaters and public toilets, nightclubs and merchants' yards—paths that were rarely un-impeded by the unimpressed, the puritanical, and the frightened and fearful.
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Unimpressed by the $20173 million forecast, down from the $570 million it would have received under a 2014 arrangement, the BCCI responded by refusing to name a squad for the June 1-18 one-day international competition by the April 25 cutoff date.
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Politico reported that donors and activists in Missouri have been unimpressed with Hawley's "sluggish" fundraising: At a time when Republicans across the country are struggling to excite their base, Hawley's absenteeism has infuriated the conservative activists and organizers whose support he badly needs.
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While we do not know what House investigators will uncover, we do know that Trump will fight tooth and nail to defend himself, Republicans in Congress will likely remain steadfast behind him, and Republican voters will most certainly remain unimpressed with it all.
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Japanese gaming giant Nintendo saw some reprieve from share price declines, adding 2.98 percent to 24,685 yen a share following two consecutive sessions of losses as investors appeared somewhat unimpressed by the introduction of its new gaming console, Nintendo Switch, last week.
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Two years ago, I had nonchalantly walked into a 23D showing of The Force Awakens on opening weekend thinking how awesome it was to not have to sit in a theater packed with hollering fanboys only to leave unimpressed by the movie.
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And while I was unimpressed by the database itself—the typical mess of MySQL fields, with functional but hardly exemplary data modeling—I was staggered by its scope, the fact that one big database could serve all these people looking for affairs.
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The slathered-on makeup, facial prosthetics, and rigid costume don't help —" by the time wardrobe's done with him, that could be Helen Mirren in there —" but the real limitation is En Sabah Nur's flat, unimpressed delivery, and his plodding lack of urgency.
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It's no major surprise that Hemsworth's son has taken after Spider-Man instead of the character his father plays in Marvel movies — the star previously revealed that his children were "wildly unimpressed" with his movie career when he brought them onto the set.
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In announcing the opening of a flagship retail store, a print advertisement used just a picture of Ms. Boyle's face — her glasses down the bridge of her nose, a cigar burning in one hand, as she stared straight at the camera, unimpressed.
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Jeff Bezos made a surprise appearance on Monday in an Amazon-funded computer-science class at a high school in Washington, DC.A video from the event shows one student who didn't recognize the Amazon CEO — and was visibly unimpressed after learning his identity.
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Game of Thrones' polarizing series finale has been met with plenty of unimpressed and negative reviews, but if you were a fan of Brienne of Tarth, the character's final solo scene might have left you with an especially sour taste in your mouth.
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"I have been unimpressed by the lackluster testimony Shanahan provided to the Senate Armed Services Committee during recent hearings, and deeply concerned about his three decades in the corporate culture, which have undoubtedly shaped his limited perspective on national security issues," Sen.
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It was revised before opening on Broadway in April, but was greeted in New York with mixed reviews (in The New York Times, an unimpressed Ben Brantley called it "absolutely exhausting"); it was then nominated for eight Tony Awards but won none.
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Macedonia, once a republic in the former Yugoslavia, wants to join the EU, but Johannes Hahn, European commissioner for enlargement, was unimpressed by Ivanov's decision, "In a democracy, one must acknowledge parliamentary majorities, even if one doesn't like them," Hahn said on Twitter.
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Almost immediately after taking office Magufuli began taking action, promoting a day of cleaning in lieu of Independence Day celebrations, barring civil servants from traveling out of the country, and ousting hospital board members after being unimpressed during a visit to the facility.
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The duo, who are currently on a "Mom's Night Out" tour around the country, sat down with PEOPLE in studio to discuss the three stages of 'Mom-Summer Madness', taking calls at 4 am from fans, and how unimpressed their kids are of them.
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Lagarde concluded by stating that the IMF was saying things "as they see them" and delivering "tough love" to the UK. Norman Lamont, a former U.K. chancellor of the exchequer who is now a leader in the campaign to leave the EU, was unimpressed.
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Mr Shaub was unimpressed by Mr Trump's appearances at his own for-profit properties, which he has visited more than 2380 times as president—most recently to attend the US Women's Open, held this month at one of his golf clubs, in New Jersey.
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A lot of people who find Ryan likable on a personal level are horrified by the chaos Trump is unleashing on other fronts and relatively unimpressed with the idea that making it harder for poor kids to get food and health care offsets the damage.
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The EU's chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, said in an interview to be published on Thursday that he was unimpressed by threats of no-deal Brexit, but that if the United Kingdom opted for such a course it would have to face the consequences.
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The senators appear unimpressed by the possibility the Federal Trade Commission may be leading the Equifax probe on its own: "[T]he CFPB still has a duty to investigate the harm to consumers and whether other federal consumer financial laws have been violated," they wrote.
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The White House has seemed unimpressed by China's offers to purchase tens of billions of dollars' worth of additional American products, which Trump administration trade officials say fall short of the substantial changes they want China to make to its partly state-run economy.
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Unimpressed by the national security establishment and uninterested in the tedium of traditional policymaking, Mr. Trump often demonstrates more faith in what some overseas strongman tells him than the soft-boiled guidance of the bureaucrats, diplomats, intelligence analysts and military officers in the Situation Room.
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World Athletics and their task force were spectacularly unimpressed with Russia's efforts to follow the "road map" back towards acceptance and by reports from WADA that evidence had been tampered with and so the Russian Federation remains banned heading into the Olympic year of 2020.
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Judy also has a crusty boss, Ray Hernandez (Alfred Molina), a soured one-time idealist unimpressed with Judy's enthusiasm for a particular subject: Asefa, an Afghan woman in a detention center, who is so drugged up by her keepers as to be practically catatonic.
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It features a young woman, drinking her espresso, unimpressed by a man wearing lots of ugly gadgets, and interested in making out with a man wearing a white T-shirt (the classic, best look for men, I can admit!) and holding a Samsung foldable phone.
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You would likely be unimpressed by a company that sold an add-on to your vacuum that provided just one of those improved features, but you might be delighted by the prospect of an autonomous robot vacuum cleaner, which saves both your grip and your time.
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LONDON, July 18 (Reuters) - The EU's chief Brexit negotiator said in an interview to be published on Thursday that he was unimpressed by threats of no-deal Brexit but that if the United Kingdom opted for such a course it would have to face the consequences.
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Classic FM were equally unimpressed (apparently he holds the bow "like a wooden spoon over a pan of soup") and wrote a whole blog post analysing Corbyn's violin technique – which is such an aggressively 2016 sentence the Times should give it the 'Person of the Year' award.
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The critics I admire today, unsurprisingly, have those qualities, whether it's Vinson Cunningham raising an eyebrow about "Humans of New York" or the painter David Salle writing about Rei Kawakubo in The New York Review of Books, or Francine Prose being unimpressed by some overhyped new novel.
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When they got to the White House mess hall, he was unimpressed with the tacos, telling his predecessor, Shaun Donovan, the meal did not measure up to the Mexican restaurants he once owned in Charlotte, N.C., according to a person to whom Mr. Donovan related the encounter.
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And despite the positive unemployment numbers and the elevated status of the King Historical Site (which could easily be framed as a favor to Alveda King, niece of Martin Luther King Jr. and a prominent Trump booster), blacks and Latinos are still unimpressed with this president.
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The report gave the city poor rankings for failing to adequately meet the needs of mentally ill and disabled homeless people, and said it was unimpressed with its "code blue" policy of broadening access to shelters when the temperature falls to 32 degrees between 4 p.m.
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Here's the full feature set, per the Verge:5.5-inch WQHD, 2560x1440, displayQualcomm Snapdragon 820 processorAndroid Nougat4GB of RAM with 64GB of storage and up to 128GB of expandable storage20-megapixel rear-facing camera and a 8-megapixel front-facing camera3,250mAh batteryDual SIM card supportFingerprint scannerColor me unimpressed.
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A back-five consisting of the much-maligned Carl Tiler – a name that still garners unimpressed looks in PO24 – and the ancient Dave Beasant suddenly had a get-out-of-jail-free-card for their numerous ricks: just give it to Robbo and he will do something unfathomable.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Grain and oilseed speculators have not received bullish news with staying power in at least three months now resulting in a huge buildup of short positions, and fund managers remained unimpressed last week even as a new set of supply and demand numbers hit the market.
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Brazilians may have been criticized for not being the most sophisticated athletics fans in the world but they knew what was going on enough to take the roof off the Olympic Stadium when the Frenchman failed - though he was unimpressed by their booing as he made his preparations.
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He wagged his shoulders in time with the music, his cheeks inflating and hollowing, the exertions corrugating his brow, but his eyes, even as they jumped around, maintained an ironical gaze, unimpressed and forbearing, as if the noise filling up the room had nothing to do with him.
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I've promised to put it out to pasture many times over, patiently awaiting the company to offer a truly meaningful refresh of the line, but each year I've held out, largely unimpressed by what the company has had to offer as it diverted resources to other product lines.
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It cannot win the conference title if Clemson wins the rest of its games, and the selection committee would probably be unimpressed with wins over lesser power-conference teams, like its annual rival Kentucky (currently 2-3) and maybe a middling team from the Big Ten or Big 12.
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Older comms people who come out of the grocery store tabloid era are still more likely to argue for trying to deny a story oxygen, while younger staffers, who grew up only in social media and are unimpressed by the spotlight effect theory, want to respond to everything.
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Democrats said Republicans were sacrificing their core claim as the party of lower taxes for middle income Americans, while populist voters allied with President Trump may be unimpressed with deep cuts to the corporate tax rate, added protections for multimillion-dollar inheritances and other breaks for the rich.
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An unimpressed passenger on the flight took a picture of the damage and posted it on his Facebook on Wednesday: With the ceiling panel ripped open and left hanging, the airline had no choice but to empty the plane of all 300 passengers and get its engineers to repair the damage.
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While that quote was not his, this one is: Now, maybe we have different ideas about what sense is "common," but I've seen videos where a dog can't seem to navigate carrying a fucking stick through an open gate, so consider me unimpressed by the wisdom of the animal kingdom.
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She is jaded and unimpressed by adult wisdom, yet when she lies about the origins of her black eye and beats the gravel with her new baton, it is impossible not to feel her vulnerability along with the quake of her anger and the fierceness of her still-developing strength.
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But relatives and friends describe her as being uncommonly unimpressed by the trappings of privilege and instead driven by an almost religious sense of fairness, an aversion to idleness and a family-bred commitment to service that has helped elevate her into one-half of Virginia's most famous power couple.
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Whether it's your mother punishing you for staying out past curfew, your abuela being unimpressed if you dare to talk back, or Cardi B being done with Nicki's constant shade and belittling of her success—the throwing of la chancla is a symbol for the fed up, exhausted Latinx women.
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Read more:Every time Kate Middleton paid tribute to Pakistan with her royal tour wardrobe12 photos of Prince Louis looking royally unimpressed at his first public appearance on the Buckingham Palace balconyThese are the 3 best photos of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from 2019, according to the royal family's photographer
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In 2014, Chinese officials were reportedly unimpressed by a question about media freedom asked during a joint press conference -- Xi and Trump took no questions on the "insistence" of the Chinese -- while during Obama's second-term, a logistical spat over missing airplane stairs and verbal altercations between US and Chinese officials grabbed headlines.
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Given that the gathering of user data is fundamental to the company's operations, lawmakers and researchers were unimpressed by Mr. Zuckerberg's mea culpa: "He avoided the big issue, which is that for many years, Facebook was basically giving away user data like it was handing out candy," a Columbia University researcher said.
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That larger investigation showed no signs of having ended on Wednesday, even as the man at its center was given a stiff sentence by a federal judge who was unimpressed by Mr. Burke's apology, or the more than 80 letters he had received from Mr. Burke's friends and family, pleading for leniency.
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"We were so unimpressed by what we saw that after looking around for three hours, we turned around and drove eight hours straight back to Urumqi," said a businessman from the capital of China's far western region of Xianjiang, who only wanted to give his surname, Ma, due to the sensitivity of the topic.
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I'm not nearly as down on UnReal's second season as a lot of other critics (the New Yorker's Emily Nussbaum, among others, has been unimpressed), but at a time when I feel like UnReal would be better off doubling down on the pieces it's already put on the board, it just keeps introducing new ones.
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The move may have been intended to demonstrate that the agency can and does use the review process to disclose software flaws it finds, but Apple was unimpressed: A company executive told Reuters that the disclosure did nothing to change its perception that the Vulnerabilities Equities Process isn't as effective as the White House claims.
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