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Stitch, Superman and a flock of creepy children drew audiences to movie theaters this summer, but it wasn’t enough to jolt box office revenue past even the dreary levels reached last year.

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In our dreary times, any good news, no matter how fluffy and inconsequential, is a welcome reprieve.

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One of the greatest joys of living in New York City is coming out of a dreary winter hibernation to experience summer.

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“Eddington’s” design teams have taken care to fill Joe’s home with dreary clutter and outfit him in sagging jeans.

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It begins with a dreary, urban past: shown against gray walls, works by Kim Abeles and Diana Kohne address historical inequities.

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