Television pictures showed reporters at a news agency in the capital Yerevan staring glumly at blank screens.
They worry about the government's rightward drift on social and economic policy: Blairisation, they glumly call it.
All the time Messi sat glumly on the bench as the task became hopeless even for his genius.
Tory Eurosceptics glumly predicted that Lib Dem affection for Europe would hobble attempts to stand up to Brussels.
An uncle of Muhammad, the boy recently killed, sits glumly outside the family's sweet shop, his eyes red with grief.
Whereas West Europeans riot when squeezed, their eastern counterparts just glumly emigrate.
Western officials seem glumly reconciled to another term for Mr Karzai.
Stand in a line of people in just about any major metropolitan area in the world and you'll see the same thing: slouched shoulders and down-turned faces staring glumly at smartphone screens.
So when Gap reported glumly a few weeks ago that after a strong November, December same-store sales had softened (Gap North America comps down 8% year-over-year, others not so bad) the stock got even more depressed.
As the camera rolled last December, Ji--a U.S. citizen held against his will in Shanghai by the authorities--glumly says he has signed over control of his company, Apex Digital, to a government-owned supplier that has accused him of a massive fraud.
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