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There were disappointingly few mentions of me on other people's blogs, but this may have been just as well.

The answer to the second question, disappointingly for health freaks, seems to be genetics.

The past decade made a disappointingly small dent in poverty, but it may be the best time the poor will know for many years.

The result has been a low-key tenure that some have found to be disappointingly conventional.

However, disappointingly, their actions fail to live up to their promises and show lack of sincerity to fulfill their promises.

Some of the visitors do not even look very hard at the work itself which they often find is disappointingly small.

Chinese makers will for sure learn these lessons though they have been disappointingly slow to grasp them so far.

But she, like Mr. Obama, has been disappointingly quiet about the key issue: the need to reform our out-of-control financial system.

The first live television debates between the leaders of the main parties will be broadcast. They will be disappointingly dull.

Predictably but disappointingly, many politicians are using their increased power to impose protectionist policies.

Perhaps most disappointingly , The Aviator failed to win the award for best picture and best director.

A surprisingly large number of other countries have performed disappointingly.

Apart from these brief poetic interludes, the presentation is surprisingly orthodox and disappointingly lacking in Nobel-level pixie dust.

Disappointingly, Mr Gates's letter is largely empty of attempts to address the political context of his work.

The report's discussion of these core issues is disappointingly thin.

She does, however, leave many intriguing and important questions disappointingly unaddressed.

But the text itself, although grammatically correct, was disappointingly bland, flat, characterless .

Disappointingly, other funding agencies have yet to support such broad strategies for research development.

Not so long ago, 6 percent was considered a disappointingly high unemployment rate.

Disappointingly, though, Mr Livingstone has gradually conformed to the "Red Ken" stereotype.

Though it was a full house with over 100 people, disappointingly there were very few young people.

In Canada's wheat belt, a particularly chilly and rainy spring has delayed planting and may well bring a disappointingly small harvest.

Because, disappointingly, it turned out that our male line is descended from the most prevalent genetic group that inhabits Europe.

As the report before you notes, progress in improving women's health is disappointingly slow.

The Federal Reserve calls America's economic recovery "disappointingly slow" .

Falling oil prices also helped overshadow a disappointingly high inflation reading.

Unfortunately, the book is also often disappointingly superficial.

But its efforts to shake up education have been disappointingly timid.

The months wore on, but the production of the new gold factory was disappointingly meager.

Also, disappointingly few firms have split the jobs of chairman and chief executive.

U. S. unemployment has been worse than expected, while housing demand was disappointingly weak.

But thus far, such efforts remain disappointingly sporadic.

Kissinger ends his book with a policy recommendation that is disappointingly brief and imprecise.

The answer, disappointingly, is not for very long.

More disappointingly, the game assumes a familiarity with the nature of avatars.

The book is also disappointingly light on overseas expansion.

After their regular meeting Tuesday they called the recovery "disappointingly slow. "

Disappointingly, there's no huge splash, but that doesn't diminish from giving you the feeling that you're swimming above ocean terrain.

Chelsea Youth play MK Dons at Harlington in the penultimate home game of the season and disappointingly draw 1-1.

This is both disappointingly unoriginal and plain wrong .

But on how to avoid such repetition, he is disappointingly vague.

He recently bid for Malvern Water, which was disappointingly shut down by its owner Coca-Cola.

The final blow for Mr Henderson was GM's disappointingly slow recovery in sales in America.

AMERICA'S economic recovery will soon be two years old, yet it remains disappointingly weak.

The game is disappointingly railroaded, however, with only a small number of set paths to take you across any route;