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Although services exports have been lacklustre, the OBR reckons that this weakness will not persist.

Americans are out of work because the slump was deep and the recovery has been lacklustre.

Some of this was luck. The opponent was lacklustre; the recession had yet to do its worst.

In fact, United were lacklustre - and, in the continued absence of Nemanja Vidic and Chris Smalling, still defensively fragile.

Nevertheless , the quality of hong kong music is still uninspiring , with manufactured pop , formulaic ballads and lacklustre covers ruling the roost.

American households remain saddled with debt, and businesses seem reluctant to invest at home in the face of a lacklustre consumer.

After months of toying with the idea Sarah Palin also said she wouldn't run; last year's star of the conservative tea - party has had a lacklustre 2011.

His lacklustre attorney-general Alberto Gonzales, who was forced to resign in disgrace, was only the most visible of an army of over-promoted, ideologically vetted homunculi.

The lacklustre response of the police to such petty crimes creates a fertile recruiting ground for Jobbik, a far-right party, which campaigns against what it calls "gypsy crime".

At least one of them may be a pressing desire to make a tabloid-friendly splash, to dispel the lacklustre impression created by the calamities of the past few weeks.

In late September, a film about the revolution, "1911", starring Jackie Chan, a kungfu actor from Hong Kong, was released. Officials trumpeted the movie but ticket sales have been lacklustre.