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Actually you should not buy anything pricey when Mercury is out of phase, for you are likely to be disappointed with your purchase later.

I continue sometimes to feel unhappy about my work, to worry about my future and to be disappointed with myself and with my friends.

I'd love to be in and out in five minutes, but you'd be disappointed with that, I'm sure.

"They're not going to be disappointed with that, " says Dalton , also a professor at Ohio State University.

You might be disappointed with yourself on why you could make such mistakes.

If Bastiat were alive today, he would be disappointed with our failure to keep the law within its proper domain.

My parents will be disappointed with me if I fail to get into college.

My parents will be disappointed with me if I fail to get the master degree.

But if you're looking for more coffee with your cola, you'll be disappointed with Coke BlaK -- unless you buy it in France.

Those who rely on OCR heavily will likely be disappointed with the features and may have better results with commercial solutions.

and less likely to be disappointed with the amount of attention they received from staff, odds ratio 0. 51.

Believe in me! You will not be disappointed with me.

But it's a good bet that you be disappointed with the results if you only try.

The protesters will most likely be disappointed with his speech to the Syrian parliament.

If they have not done so then they may be disappointed with the impact of their R&D spend on innovation.

You will always be disappointed with others if you expect too much of them.

I can't be disappointed with myself, I have to be stronger.

Don't be disappointed with me!

Java developers will be disappointed with the limited amount of content assistance that is provided.

You won't be disappointed with this 21st-century adaptation.

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