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The EU's planned ban has faced complaints from some automakers that it was unworkable given European drivers' tepid takeup of EVs.

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Neither is her tepid response to his gift of a sweet-potato casserole.

The retailer has had a brutal 2025, with shares falling 56% through Monday’s close due in part to tepid discretionary spending and headwinds from tariffs.

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The amount of unsold goods they have on hand also rose to the highest level in the 18-year history of the survey, another sign of tepid demand.

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In a tepid housing market, the brokerage has been focused on growing its number of agents and technology offerings.

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