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Meanings of lukewarm reception in English

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Usage of lukewarm reception in English
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The lukewarm reception of the new phone hit shares in Apple's suppliers.
Reuters
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The lukewarm reception for her early historical novels wasn't wildly encouraging.
The Guardian
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The lukewarm reception given for the new phone also hit shares in Apple's suppliers.
Reuters
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Critics, on the other hand, are giving the campy vamp flick a lukewarm reception.
Wired
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However, the service met with lukewarm reception in Europe.
Wired
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When the first series launched on BBC4 last year, it got a rather lukewarm reception.
The Guardian
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Everyone else will likely give it a lukewarm reception, though it could do well on DVD.
Reuters
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The newspaper said the negotiations got a lukewarm reception last week at an AOL Time Warner board meeting.
The Irish Times
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Cameron's offer on Tuesday of draft legislation that would make his pledge legally binding received a lukewarm reception.
Reuters
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The European currency and the eurozone's stock markets gave a lukewarm reception to the outcome of the summit.
The Guardian
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This is the last thing Perry needs as she launches her new album to an inarguably lukewarm reception.
News.com.au
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His plans get a lukewarm reception.
Space Master, GM Book
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Audiences had a lukewarm reception, grading the movie a "B-minus" in polling by survey firm CinemaScore.
Reuters
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Twelve years ago, urban soap Fair City was launched to a lukewarm reception from viewers and much critical disdain.
The Irish Times
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RIM revealed the BlackBerry Torch 9800 this week with much fanfare, but with mixed reviews and a lukewarm reception.
Reuters
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A man in love and in the flush of acceptance wants something more than a lukewarm reception of the news.
The Hunt Ball Mystery
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