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But amid such a swarm of mediocrity, the greatest bands always rise effortlessly to the top, building in confidence and momentum with each incremental step forward, learning from their mistakes, gaining nourishment and focus from their triumphs and growing, with gathering speed, into something that truly matters.— Roadrunner Records Latest News
Their shared mediocrity was their only noteworthy characteristic.— Dallas Observer | Complete Issue
Our improvised comedy reveals the cluckish side of "celebrity, mediocrity, and talk radio," pulling back the curtain on the dynamics of the studio, and revealing a "glorious train wreck of botched celebrity interviews, on-air tantrums and generally lovable buffoonery."— Vh1 Blog
I suspect more of this mediocrity is on the horizon.— CNN Political Ticker
As for mediocrity, they can't all die in their prime like— GreenCine Daily

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