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Meanings of poor reception in English

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Usage of poor reception in English
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Investors have already given a poor reception to his most recent deals.
Reuters
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It means that we shall get a very poor reception if we intrude.
Dope
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The poor reception for many IPOs comes despite strong stock markets.
Reuters
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Investors have given a poor reception to his recent transformative acquisitions.
Reuters
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In a second note he bemonas his poor reception to Thackeray.
The new yorker
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This house promises but a poor reception; though perhaps the landlord can accommodate us.
She Stoops to Conquer; Or, The Mistakes of a Night: A Comedy
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A player who loses his head must expect a poor reception from the gallery.
The Art of Lawn Tennis
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The first one received a poor reception from Kurt.
The Desert of Wheat
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The poor reception highlights the persistent mismatch in price expectations between developers and local governments.
Reuters
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Despite poor reception, however, an increasing number of Irish families were buying sets and tuning in.
The Irish Times
11
Root's rosy complexion was exaggerated by poor reception.
Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code
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She had hit a patch of poor reception.
Map of bones
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The poor reception crackled in her ears.
Snow melts in spring
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US First Lady Melania Trump received a poor reception when she appeared in Baltimore to speak about opioid addiction.
BBC
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After a poor reception from fans, the 33-year-old rapper addressed the crowd and asked if he should keep going.
News.com.au
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Yet the poor reception it has received is just one of a string of problems facing the one-time technology darling.
Reuters
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