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Meanings of relatively muted in English

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Usage of relatively muted in English
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However, weaker demand kept trading relatively muted this week, another trader said.
Reuters
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Even then the recovery may be relatively muted in its early stages.
Reuters
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But the response in France so far has been relatively muted.
Reuters
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Protests against various government measures including austerity and labour reform have remained relatively muted.
Reuters
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Unlike in other major cities, New Year in Tokyo is a relatively muted affair.
News.com.au
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That said, however, the market reaction has been relatively muted.
Reuters
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Although the news helped European stocks hit four-year highs, the reaction was relatively muted.
The Irish Times
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Still, the reaction has been relatively muted given the downgrade was well priced in.
Reuters
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Even his celebration after reaching three figures was relatively muted.
The Guardian
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Wall Street has relatively muted expectations for Google's first-quarter results.
Reuters
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Reaction was relatively muted, however, given that most attention was focused on the Libor scandal.
The Irish Times
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Washington, anxious to avoid adding to the over-heated rhetoric, opted for a relatively muted response.
The Guardian
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As second comings go the occasion was relatively muted.
The Irish Times
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While growth edged up from last month's 1 percent, overall revenue was still relatively muted.
Reuters
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Meanwhile, relatively muted global growth is currently capping export orders Bad news all round, then.
The Guardian
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The party establishment's reaction was, in comparison to the current outpouring of condemnation, relatively muted.
The Guardian
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