• Dr Sen's other grouse about the class bias in Indian newsrooms is valid but again unexceptional.

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  • Skeptics point to his unexceptional strikeout rate of 6.7 per nine innings, lowest among the ERA leaders.

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  • What does it mean when we produce the mundane, the unexceptional, the middle of the pack?

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  • Thus far, Mr Neumann's tale seems unexceptional: pragmatic party elders must suffer self-righteous backbenchers in any parliament.

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  • Rooms of medieval and Renaissance art and a separate pavilion for Asian treasures are fine and absorbing, but unexceptional.

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  • He was a capable but unexceptional student with a habit of telling his teachers what he thought of them.

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  • In Linthorpe Road, an otherwise unexceptional shopping street, lies a more surprising example.

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  • Wal-Mart, Microsoft and other hugely successful American companies have been led by rather unexceptional people with little sense of humour.

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  • With unexceptional talent, Bruyneel managed to stay at the sport's highest levels with a superior grasp of strategy, planning, tactics and psychology.

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  • Even if the employees' performance and career potential are unexceptional, their institutional knowledge, direct relationships, or technical expertise can make their retention critical.

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  • The grounds and the 102 casita-style accommodations are lovely but unexceptional.

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  • But it quickly became a mantra that the unsuspecting public applied equally to every aspect of life, using it as a justification for unexceptional, and even careless, behavior.

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  • Putting aside her faith in the life-sustaining qualities of olive oil, the Californian researchers assumed that Mrs Calment's otherwise unexceptional life had been prolonged because of her genes.

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  • The visiting team had looked comfortable enough during an unexceptional opening nine minutes but neither Friedel nor Dunne could prevent Caldwell from heading his first goal of the season.

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  • He seemed unexceptional until I realized that the women trying to comfort him were not his guardians, did not know him, and could not figure out what language he was speaking.

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  • Dr Sen offers unexceptional solutions to ensure accuracy - newspapers should publish corrections (a few like The Hindu and Mint already do) and journalists should be given more training.

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  • The squad is now seen for what it is: a group of committed but unexceptional players, albeit enlivened, as with many collective English enterprises (governments, armies) by one dashing individual, the striker Wayne Rooney.

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  • But they are certainly accounting for a larger proportion of banking profits than ever before and, says Charles Peabody, an analyst at Mitchell Securities, they are disguising unexceptional performance in some of these firms' other business lines.

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  • The most important man in the American Energy Boom wears brown slacks and a checkered shirt and sits in a modest corner office with unexceptional views of downtown Houston and some forgettable art on the wall.

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  • They were heavily influenced by the success of FoxSports, a once unexceptional Web site, after it cut a deal for prominent placement on Microsoft's msn network--and then saw traffic leap from 2.2 million to 10.4 million visitors per month.

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  • Similarly, after Wesley Autrey-- aka the Subway Hero -- leaped onto New York City subway tracks to save someone who'd fallen in front of a train back in 2007, many observers later pointed to Autrey's Navy service to explain why this otherwise unexceptional man sprang to action while everyone else simply watched.

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