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mixed bag

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Both could generate a mixed bag of precipitation, and these would be carrying more abundant moisture all the way from the Gulf of Mexico.

Still, elevating rosters from Contenders has proven a mixed bag of results in the past.

Awards season is never not a mixed bag, but the 2021 Golden Globe nominations landed with a particular thud on Wednesday.

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Today’s storm brings a mixed bag of precipitation starting this afternoon and continuing tonight.

Contextual links in featured snippets, however, may be more of a mixed bag than first impressions would lead us to believe.

Russianoff says that after 16 years of Straphangers Campaign rankings, the subway remains a “mixed bag.”

Plus, his remake history is a mixed bag, with the solid True Grit and the atrocious Oldboy.

But, as was maybe to be expected, the film itself is a bit of a mixed bag.

Of course, other recent royal pageants and spectacles have been something of a mixed bag, economically speaking.

It's a mixed bag of reviews for the new controversial dark comedy starring two former Disney princesses.

That was when I collected that extraordinary mixed bag of information which I was wondering yesterday whether to believe or not.

Naturally, in a mixed bag such as this, one can't complain if the quality of the contents varies.

The others a mixed bag of whoever was close enough to be pulled in on this crash assignment.

Later in the day I heard the Turk had got a larger mixed bag than I have stated.

But with a mixed bag of men, I had to grab leadership quick or be relegated to nowhere.

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On this page you'll find 54 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to mixed bag, such as: all shapes and sizes, all sorts, array, assortment, choice, and collection.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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