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While the fall indicates tepid demand, the coin is still trading at a higher price than what many early buyers would have paid initially, putting them in line for profit.

In one survey, the words they used most often were “weak” and “tepid.”

Its co-creator Chuck Lorre fielded a similarly tepid response for “Two and a Half Men.”

Anything to distract from his broken promises around IVF funding, a tepid jobs report and his failure in producing the Epstein files.

In December, Sir Keir Starmer said that "too many people in Whitehall are comfortable in the tepid bath of managed decline," incurring criticism from civil service unions.