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  1. Colleagues as" dinosaurs "," deadbeats "," fossils "," hastens ",", mediocre ,", and " vapid. " Steve Shaping in Harvard Magazine noted that Watson had
  2. So the Cleveland Forest Cities became the Cleveland Blues. They then had a, mediocre ,record for six seasons and were ruined by a trade war with the Union
  3. Theatre until South Pacific opened in early April. However, ticket sales were, mediocre , and the show closed almost a month early. The musical premiered in the West
  4. With medium quality media, but high quality media cannot compensate for a, mediocre ,writer, and discs written by such a writer cannot achieve their maximum
  5. Winner in 1986. Though many people were highly skeptical of Garner, who had a, mediocre ,track record in his prior managerial stints in Milwaukee and Detroit, with only
  6. Shots to shoot them down. The game was not initially reviewed often, but given, mediocre ,critical praise and positive gamer reaction. The game would be later be a
  7. Would easily sweep the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 1966 World Series. After a, mediocre ,1967 season, Hank Bauer would be replaced by Earl Weaver halfway into 1968. The
  8. Fail-Safe opened eight months behind Dr. Strange love, to critical acclaim but, mediocre ,ticket sales. Ending The end of the film shows Dr. Strange love exclaiming "
  9. He describes her as touchy and apt to overreact and her work at the EEOC as, mediocre , He wrote: On Sunday morning, courtesy of Noonday, I met for the first time an
  10. Further, providing the Yankees with a box office attraction would help that, mediocre ,club, which had sided with him against Johnson and" the Loyal Five" clubs.
  11. Was content to sit back so long as McCartney was producing what Lennon saw as, mediocre ," product ". When McCartney released" Coming Up" in 1980,the year Lennon
  12. 1983 In, the White Sox enjoyed their best success in a generation. After a, mediocre ,first half, the White Sox decided that they needed speed at the top of the
  13. Of a humdrum happiness "; she states that she would rather die than live a, mediocre ,existence. Critic Martin ESSTIN in his book Theatre of the Absurd pointed out
  14. The Browns finished second. Although the Browns usually fielded terrible or, mediocre ,teams (they had only four winning seasons from 1902 to 1922),they were very
  15. Match for Geelong on this day. 1970s The 1970s Geelong Football Club achieved, mediocre ,results. The club fell behind the progressive clubs of the 1970s,notably
  16. That from a point of view of enduring art and individual genius, he is a rather, mediocre ,writer who produced wastelands of literary platitudes. Dostoevsky promoted in
  17. A series of screwball comedies with varying levels of success. He followed the, mediocre ,No Time for Comedy (1940) and Come Live with Me (1941) with the Judy
  18. Success both domestically and in Europe, Inter were left behind, with some, mediocre ,positions in the standings, their worst finishes being in 1993–94 when they
  19. For the first time. Jean Ratcliffe wrote of Blyton's ability to churn out ", mediocre ,material ", and that" Her capacity to do so, amounts to genius ... anyone else
  20. Runs at a blistering pace, which enabled them to overcome the effects of a, mediocre ,pitching staff, led by Mike Scrota and James Baldwin. Frank Thomas nearly won
  21. Had turned 30 and then had four seasons,1993–96,which were by his standards, mediocre ,at best, Duquette said the pitcher was entering" the twilight of his career. "
  22. Of more Vorkosigan books. Build called this experience, combined with the, mediocre ,sales and lack of critical acclaim of that book, very educational. She would
  23. Of the Edict of Nantes and its consequences, but his literary capacity was, mediocre , his style stiff and cold, and it was his personal character rather than his
  24. Of an obsolete pre-war French Morane-Saulnier racing airplane, with a, mediocre ,performance and poor flight characteristics. The first victory for the
  25. Miller, Chick Fester, Johnny Mitchell, and Lefty O'Soul, who was at the time a, mediocre ,pitching prospect. Acquiring Duran helped the Yankees edge the St. Louis Browns
  26. Wonders. " The White Sox spent the next decade alternating between solid and, mediocre ,seasons. During this time, however,they acquired a solid core of players such
  27. Outlet, however,Dalton did not exalt the" average man" but decried him as, mediocre , Dalton and his statistical heir Karl Pearson developed what was called the
  28. Aphorism that" Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from, mediocre ,minds ..." originated in his open letter in support of Russell, during this
  29. Was that The Meaning of Life had been personally difficult and ultimately, mediocre , and did not wish to be involved in another Python project for a variety of
  30. To problems further into WRC contention. In 1985,after another season mired in, mediocre ,finishes, Walter Royal finished the season in his Sport Quarto S1,and helped
  31. Circuit limiters (cigarette lighter plug devices); but the batteries had, mediocre ,portability. The later Nigh batteries, which do not share this requirement for
  32. Made it one of the first films released on DVD, resulting in a basic disc with, mediocre ,video and audio quality. In 2007 Warner Bros. released The Final Cut, a 25th
  33. 4th most watched television program of the week – a major surprise given the, mediocre ,rating for the 1981 TV-movie. It was a rare tribute from the" Tiffany network
  34. His leading lady, although Russell decided against wearing the bra because of a, mediocre ,fit. Hughes' wife returned to Houston in 1929 and filed for divorce. Hughes
  35. For years, and Vain felt David's education could wait for these other, mediocre ,painters. In protest, he attempted to starve himself to death. Finally, in 1774
  36. Be shorter than less common words (e.g.," benefit "," generation ",", mediocre ,"),so that sentences will not be too long. Such a tradeoff in word length is
  37. And screenplay and his father won Best Supporting Actor, but the film had, mediocre ,box office results. Bogart complained,“ An intelligent script, beautifully
  38. Bucharest From June to September 2007,Heidi coached Steam Bucharest, had a, mediocre ,start in the internal championship mainly due to the large number of
  39. Others sire fillies of great abilities but not colts. At times, a horse of, mediocre ,ability sires foals of outstanding quality. Mare owners also look into the
  40. Such titles as The Rich Millionaire and The Lost Wallet. As a child he was a, mediocre ,student but was very much interested in technology and engineering; so much, in
  41. On their momentum from the previous year, the Wizards would start out 2004, mediocre , before turning around in the summer and contending for the conference
  42. Poets. Compared to his ability as a novelist, Cervantes is often considered a, mediocre ,poet, although he himself always harbored a hope that he would be recognized
  43. In which" the songs were as resplendent as the story and characters were, mediocre , … Oscar Hammerstein, Leo Robin, and E. Y. Hamburg contributed lyrics for Kern
  44. He became infamous through the development of Dakotan, which received a, mediocre ,reception from reviewers and gamers alike upon release. Both Tom Hall and John
  45. Rounded out a highly successful decade in Roma's history, following somewhat, mediocre ,results of the 1990s. During the 2000s,Roma had finally recaptured the
  46. Were released on the Eric Clapton box-set Crossroads),but the results were, mediocre , A second record was in the works when a clashing of egos took place and
  47. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. At the time, the Weimar competition tended to draw, mediocre ,and now long-forgotten artists presenting derivative mixtures of neoclassical
  48. Could build up a big lead in figures could win competitions even if they were, mediocre ,free skaters. As television coverage of skating events became more important
  49. In part, caused higher education to" become uniformly secular, liberal,and, mediocre ,: raising the cost of entry. " Religious Views and Affiliations He is the
  50. Screenplay was the absolute foundation of a successful film and that, though a, mediocre ,director can sometimes make a passable film out of a good script, even an

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