Investors, though, have seemingly been investing optimistically in department stores.
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Even optimistically, it's still too early to say mission achieved.
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More optimistically, online news employment prospects are on the rise.
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I aim more optimistically at around 50 to 75 percent.
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He spoke optimistically about SpaceX's ability to create propellant plants.
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Vanity Fair reports that, optimistically, Vice is worth $1.5 billion.
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"The pedestrian traffic there is really great," Isleib said, optimistically.
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Were you seeing things optimistically when you were shooting them?
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"A people's movement for jackfruit is on," he says optimistically.
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"We can get back to that place," Biden said optimistically.
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It's possible to read the post either cynically or optimistically.
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"I'd optimistically say less dry rather than wet," Braganza said.
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"I don't know why it's viewed so optimistically," she said.
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Suppose, optimistically, that each side followed World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules.
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The president has spoken optimistically about the chances of a deal.
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This optimistically assumes that the decline is reversible, which it isn't.
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"People do not speak optimistically about the future," the survey says.
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But more optimistically, this is, for Republicans, a moment of opportunity.
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Russian officials have optimistically called the agreement a $500 billion deal.
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" And the town's drug court is referred to, optimistically, as "recovery court.
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The exhibit optimistically includes models of the not-quite-completed West Kowloon.
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Virgin's officials are optimistically saying that commercial flights will begin this year.
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Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker more optimistically said it would create 13,000 jobs.
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"I don't think I made that many bad pitches," Vargas said, optimistically.
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The Russian government has optimistically called the agreement a $500 billion deal.
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At the jail, Finkel optimistically registers as a friend of the prisoner.
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Vogelsong has talked optimistically about pitching in the majors again this season.
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And Clinton allies are speaking optimistically about the trajectory of the race.
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PRESSURE BUILDING The president has spoken optimistically about the chances of a deal.
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"I have a few 'optimistically' priced listings that have not sold," said Fogg.
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That's a tradeoff that I for one am tentatively, optimistically, willing to accept.
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Questions about the group's intentions, once whispered and optimistically explained away, are growing.
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Inside the Beltway and in activist circles, the policy prescriptions were greeted optimistically.
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Optimistically, we're hoping the school's intentions behind changing its dress code are genuine.
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"What if design could be the opposite of politics?" the book optimistically proposes.
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Clinton promoted by Republicans, and urged them to think optimistically about the future.
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Optimistically, "The Last Jedi" leaves plenty of intriguing possibilities for the climactic installment.
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Because I kind of feel like, optimistically speaking, this is a new start.
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But maybe, optimistically, they have a little more hope in a streaming universe.
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" Mr. Trump added, optimistically: "Too bad, but we will get it done anyway!
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Optimistically: Last time you saw your aunt, she mentioned making a family tree.
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Trump praised his relationship with Xi and spoke optimistically about getting a deal.
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Kushner concludes his statement optimistically, saying: "Hopefully, this puts these matters to rest."
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Having shaped it, I found myself thinking, optimistically, we can surely reshape it?
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If children are going to change the world, they have to start off optimistically.
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" Currently, Buiter views the market as "slightly overegged" but says he remains "optimistically cautious.
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"I'm glad I got arrested, because it taught me a lot," Renfro said optimistically.
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Suppose, optimistically, that each side followed the rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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Like Owen with his girlfriend, Lucas optimistically hoped that his sister would accept him.
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"I hope sooner or later, I will back your memory," Dr. Jordan says optimistically.
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It's possible — and, the framing implies, appropriate — to read both of these endings optimistically.
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Every episode takes place in the sterile aisles of the optimistically named Cloud 22009.
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"We have to do more work to give it dairy flavor," Lipman said, optimistically.
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But let's optimistically assume America's sheer wealth helps it dodge the bad-case scenarios.
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"If you look at Kentucky, every other statewide position went Republican," she said optimistically.
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Optimistically: Video doorbells used to be exclusively for the rich or highly security conscious.
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While environmentalists oppose the project, manufacturing and construction companies responded optimistically to the pipeline plans.
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Still, Karlsson speaks optimistically of a project in the planning stages with a Swedish biorefinery.
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All of these stories are accurate — but I tend to view this data more optimistically.
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Optimistically, Musk says, we could be sending the first humans to Mars in a decade.
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Perhaps somewhat optimistically, Klett says this would allow for "self-executing and risk-free bookings".
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Instead of pinning blame, he spoke optimistically, if generically, of making compromises and reaching agreements.
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But there are also real interventions that can eliminate it if implemented, Ghandnoosh says optimistically.
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Friday's meeting was not being viewed optimistically by most aides involved in the stalled negotiations.
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" A similar dynamic is explored less optimistically in Meg Wolitzer's 2018 novel "The Female Persuasion.
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An optimistically well-dressed woman is disco-napping against a wall in the cancellation line.
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"I think this museum is exactly the kind of cure for that," said Wiscombe optimistically.
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More optimistically, one patient survived for 70 days after he received a baboon liver in 1992.
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Mr. Rubio himself has been making this argument, optimistically claiming the nomination is his to lose.
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So he optimistically sank $130,000 into a down payment along with the attendant fees and taxes.
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Optimistically, we're at least 50 years out from a small but stable northern white rhino population.
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Back then, it was optimistically shooting for "as early as [last] summer" for a roll out.
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Europeans optimistically say that Turkey's troubles present them with an opening, for Mr Erdogan needs friends.
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Optimistically, he said, there was a one in three chance the animal was a Tasmanian tiger.
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"We're not sure what the priorities are, and that's where people remain optimistically biased," he explained.
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"Businessmen could fit these in their bags when they go on trips," says Yang, somewhat optimistically.
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After years of delays, company officials are optimistically saying that commercial flights will begin in 2020.
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But others began the week not so optimistically about the deprivation, digital and otherwise: Republican Sen.
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"I'm optimistically cautious in my assessment that we will get something done in September," Christie added.
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Then, at the end of the event, Eric Trump spoke optimistically about the company's new direction.
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Guangzhou optimistically hopes to automate the jobs of four-fifths of the city's industrial workforce by 353.
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Speaking very optimistically, that could mean we're getting something special that extends the experience of the show.
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It wants, optimistically, to convert 5% of California's 223,000 hectares of rice fields to quinoa by 2025.
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In 2000 William Henson, a British lacemaker, somewhat optimistically filed a patent for an "aerial steam carriage".
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"The government (is) optimistically aiming for a return to normal production by end-July," Goldman Sachs said.
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"I don't think it's impossible to think we'll have a vote," a senior administration official said optimistically.
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The company is also optimistically hoping for an orbital test in as little as six months' time.
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We drove past the optimistically named river town of Waterproof, and headed back across to Natchez, Miss.
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Optimistically, she said, construction could begin by spring of 2020, and take roughly 10 months to complete.
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Some officials are optimistically declaring that the last two villages will fall in a matter of days.
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"People are going to get it," she said optimistically during an interview with CNN on her bus.
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With infrastructure key to future economic growth, some urban experts spoke optimistically about The Boring Company's initiative.
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"If you want to look at this optimistically, we may be a tipping point," Ms. Powell said.
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Much of "Ratf**ked" is devoted to a Republican scheme optimistically called REDMAP , for Redistricting Majority Project.
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Maybe, optimistically, more good things than bad things happen overall, and the words we use reflect that.
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There's no cringing through the chew but rather an optimistically raised eyebrow and a nod of sufficiency.
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Abrams talks about issues, and she talks optimistically about making people's lives better in a concrete way.
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Optimistically described by the Dark Souls Wiki as being an "opportunistic trickster," he's really just a duplicitous twat.
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Optimistically, let's assume solar panels atop a border wall would operate at an annual 30 percent capacity factor.
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Optimistically, according to Musk, the BFR won't even become a full-fledged priority until the end of 2019.
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So, I believe optimistically that the robots we're building are going to help us have better human lives.
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Instead, we are seeing psychological therapies, trying to persuade people to think optimistically and everything will be fine.
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It optimistically plans to offer fully autonomous driving systems to taxi fleets and rival automakers in three years.
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"I think you're in the clear," said my dad optimistically, and I immediately reprimanded him for jinxing us.
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That's not going to happen before 2021, which is when Virgin Galactic (perhaps optimistically) plans to be profitable.
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When Omar Raja created the sports-focused Instagram account House of Highlights, he optimistically hoped for 100,000 followers.
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Luckily, a set of toys from the optimistically-named organization Tech Will Save Us, has changed my mind.
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Throughout that time, U.S. central bankers spoke optimistically of "tailwinds" they felt would let them continue raising rates.
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But Golden optimistically reminds us that when setups go right, they are amazing — so it's worth a shot.
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"You're going to have a lot of happy people," he said optimistically as he applied his sawtooth signature.
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"Regulators are going to optimistically make it work, while making it safer for the whole community," he said.
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It optimistically looks to make something out of nothing, and make it personal and readily accessible to viewers.
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One person optimistically suggested that it could be someone "testing return policies [or] customer service" for an article.
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One optimistically hopes the government will have more funds to pay for air-conditioning in their broiling workplace.
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There is Ms. Ritter's funky boutique, which optimistically displays a mock "Hendrix Way" street sign over the entrance.
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Instead, New England and Dallas will look optimistically toward the league's fifth week of play at 2-2.
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He said that, optimistically, generic Copaxone 40 mg could contribute about $0.13 in earnings per share per quarter.
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"A lot of departments are rudderless but it doesn't mean it can't be fun!" another pointed out, optimistically.
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But mindful of his career as a negotiator, some view last week's moves optimistically as an opening gambit.
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A leader has to look optimistically at what is ahead while not ignoring the challenges that must be overcome.
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Second, and more optimistically, few experts think Trump has significantly undermined the foundations of American democracy since taking office.
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Possibly". Adds Levene, less optimistically: "The biggest single risk that we foresee is… if it changes the hiring market.
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"I think this is the moment Open Banking will go mainstream," he tells me, perhaps a little over optimistically.
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It also, optimistically perhaps, predicts that on average aircraft will land within one minute of their scheduled arrival time.
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"It added: "Our worst-case projection holds that the virus stops spreading in late May, and optimistically in March.
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We should look at this moment optimistically because that's how America has contended with these challenges in the past.
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This news risks sending back to the drawing board many of us who have been optimistically experimenting with biotelemetry.
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It optimistically predicts electric vehicles will make up 2000% of global car sales by 22011, up from 0003% today.
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ON January 20th Turkey launched a military operation (optimistically dubbed "Olive Branch") in Syria's north-western enclave of Afrin.
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"No matter what I decide on any issue, half the people are mad at me," she said, rather optimistically.
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And no amount of cold beer — even ones locked away in optimistically branded Browns fridges — can quench those pains.
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Democrats, coming off strong showings in special elections in Kansas and Georgia, are optimistically trying to flip the seat.
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"Despite its problems, Indian Railways is not down and out," Prabhu optimistically wrote in his White Paper last year.
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And with Trump polling at optimistically about one percent of the black vote that's just not going to happen.
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Bloomberg New Energy Finance has optimistically predicted that annual electric vehicle sales will rise to 2 million by 2020.
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He and other Chinese leaders spoke optimistically about opening China and playing a responsible role on the world stage.
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But their reading of the circumstance assumed, optimistically, that once blacks had earned equality they would be treated equally.
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And optimistically, consumers with more spending power are exactly what would spur businesses to invest more in expanded capacity.
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"But that's not what we're seeing in our work out in the community, when we're canvassing," she added optimistically.
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I am really uncomfortable by what they did to all these poor people who were optimistically looking for love.
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Though optimistically labeled the Light Well, the courtyard cast only a scant amount of natural light into the room.
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Optimistically: Your teenage nephew will really appreciate a pair of AirPods, which are probably the best wireless earbuds available.
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It also looks at "imprudent" dividends paid by companies like Carillion from profits that were either optimistically booked or unrealized.
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The earliest Heathrow can start building is 2020 or 2021; that, optimistically, would mean the runway would open in 2025.
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It is one of the most optimistically valued firms, with 92% of its current worth justified by profits after 2020.
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"I think that Jean-Claude will eventually do the Tom Cruise roles," his agent optimistically told Entertainment Weekly in 1993.
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The young Chinese assert—perhaps a little optimistically—that American college students are diverse, free and informed about the world.
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Facebook's boss, Mark Zuckerberg, believes (optimistically) that virtual reality could garner a billion users over the next year or so.
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He was optimistically convinced we just needed to figure out what was going on, and then we would fix it.
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So let's assume — optimistically — that we land somewhere between the targets of 1.5 and 2 degrees Celsius of temperature rise.
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The Clinton administration ran surpluses and optimistically projected that federal debt held by the public would soon be paid off.
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But even looking optimistically to the next election is problematic for Democrats; they'll be defending 23 Senate seats in 2018.
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But it's clear that the Mueller investigation is not winding down, as Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders has optimistically claimed.
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Melissa optimistically toddles back to the home rented to her by a generous older couple (Blythe Danner and Brian Cox).
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" Brown's brother Richard said, "Pat optimistically holds to the belief that people are rational and can be convinced by evidence.
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Nuclear war was avoidable (or so I optimistically chose to believe), but what they will encounter as adults is not.
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Corporation tax would rise to 26% (from 19% now), which Labour believes, somewhat optimistically, would raise another £24bn by 2024.
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That still leaves a considerable gap for a twenty-million-dollar undertaking, which Stevenson hopes, optimistically, will open in 2017.
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These habits include meditation, letting go of perfection, making time to connect with people, and thinking optimistically about seemingly negative situations.
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The National Alliance for the Restoration of the Monarchy, a youth organisation, optimistically uses the slogan "the monarchy will save Romania".
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As you can see, they optimistically kept predicting GDP to turn around, failing to correct their model for persistent forecast errors.
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More optimistically, if the combined firm had the same profit margins as the median of the American giants, ROTEwould be 13%.
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Spicer started the conference optimistically, joking with reporters and chiding them for being too negative in their coverage—his favorite subject.
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With rare exceptions (Rick Owens is one), the purchase most designers have on gender theory and cultural movements is, optimistically, notional.
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Looking to 2018, he lowered estimates from $2.05 a share to $1.65 but set 2019 estimates "optimistically" at $4.55 a share.
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"Bourek," which takes its title from a flaky Mediterranean pastry, is described in the publicity notes, somewhat optimistically, as a comedy.
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Nevertheless, it gives away little to note that like prior sequels, "Sharknado 5" optimistically plants the seeds for a sixth installment.
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He meant that optimistically, but it's not necessarily a comparison Kurds should cheer given the bitter, unproductive status of Brexit negotiations.
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The Greens find themselves looking optimistically toward the 22000 presidential election, but it is unclear who their standard-bearer would be.
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Last year, before spring training, he spoke optimistically about his treatment but cautioned that he was undergoing checkups every four months.
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The commission optimistically expects the stimulus will more than halve the difference between the euro zone's current output and its potential.
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Now that he is president-elect, supporters of Israel are looking optimistically toward a renewed American relationship with the Jewish state.
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However, I find an old Fila tennis skirt that I optimistically bought five years ago to play tennis in—I say optimistically because it was an optimist's mistake to assume that this minuscule skirt covered more than one-fifth of my ass, and an optimist's mistake to assume I would actually play any tennis in it.
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Vakrat optimistically referred to this blow as a "great opportunity" to show why consumers need startups like Earny to have their back.
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They also show how long it might take to reach the digital banking revolution that bank executives and consultants speak about optimistically.
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Also, diplomats speculate — perhaps optimistically — that being involved in bringing peace to Syria offers Russia an enormous opportunity to rehabilitate itself diplomatically.
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Mr Chundawat optimistically suggests starting small, tapping into local knowledge to encourage tourism based on bird-watching and wilderness retreats, for instance.
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Her enterprise—connecting people with their roots, restoring to them a pedigree from which they had become separated—was always phrased optimistically.
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But I think that [after seeing the film], some people are looking at problems in their own lives a little more optimistically.
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"It may be a short growth spurt not a long-term one," IDC's Kaur said, slightly more optimistically of the new iPhone.
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The conquistadors, such as Hernán Cortés, loved the book and used its legend to refer optimistically to unknown places on the map.
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Bezos optimistically talked about O'Neill cylinders hosting a million people, and a Martian colony is going to be some way under that.
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More optimistically, NASA announced Wednesday that it was aiming to launch astronauts to the International Space Station before the end of May.
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After moving to Long Island, Carraway optimistically believes in the American dream of working hard to be rewarded and achieve upward mobility.
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Or to put the matter more optimistically: A.I. is presenting us with an opportunity to rethink economic inequality on a global scale.
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Wells Fargo analyst David Maris said that optimistically the drug could add 2000 cents a share to Mylan's quarterly earnings going forward.
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"Working together... we can make great progress for the sake of humanity and the planet on which we depend," the article concludes optimistically.
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At town hall meetings and in interviews, Grindr's leadership spoke optimistically about the company's future, which was focused on a more inclusive platform.
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Companies including Wal-Mart and Target issued positive fourth-quarter guidance, while Macy's and Kohl's management teams also spoke optimistically about the holidays.
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Here's just one handy checklist for them to consult before they dial 911: You know that meditation app you optimistically downloaded awhile back?
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And speaking more optimistically about the American economic condition won't undermine any of the bigger changes Trump will want to make in policy.
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"We must hold our plans with open hands and trust that God knows what he is doing," Kompik optimistically told the graduating class.
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"It's way better now than it was six or eight months ago," he said optimistically, as he solicited business cards from convention goers.
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Analysts have struggled to find a coherent way to think about the firm, in one case, optimistically, describing it as tech's Berkshire Hathaway.
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" He had added, "We partner around the world optimistically in the belief that by speaking up and engaging we can make a difference.
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Which is what brings her to the 24-hour doughnut place, where she orders a dozen to stay, with, optimistically, a skim milk.
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" Trump told her that he would keep an eye on the 7-year-old, but optimistically told her "you're going to hopefully be around.
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Optimistically, art helps us to "see" differently, helps us contemplate human experience, and as a result, we can make up our minds about it.
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The firm rather optimistically promises that the cost per aerial mile for passengers will be roughly that of its low-cost car service, UberX.
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It ties into Facebook's larger self-image: The company still likes to envision itself, ever optimistically, as a force for good in the world.
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But the duo optimistically embraced it as a learning opportunity, opting to give out bagels and food concepts for free in exchange for feedback.
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For example, if loan performance suffered executives might speak optimistically about the future, or chalk it up to a "one-time thing" she said.
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Company CEO Stephen Stuut optimistically stated that this is not the end for Jumio, but rather a necessary move that will allow it continue.
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One day earlier, they had optimistically said they hoped to continue playing in the near future, but would bar fans from attending the events.
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We also see this play out far less optimistically with Bash, who spontaneously married Rhonda "Britannica" Richardson (Kate Nash) in the previous season finale.
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"Printing was born only a short while ago, and yet already everything is heading toward perfection," observed an 18th-century Frenchman a bit optimistically.
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She spoke optimistically about all the older people who, having lived through scores of Italian governments, proclaimed their hope and confidence in Mr. Renzi.
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But the Sanders campaign has been speaking optimistically in private about its chances in Iowa, and Mr. Sanders has been oozing self-assuredness in public.
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So the six-part fictional rendering of Fauna Hodel's story in I Am the Night concludes optimistically, but the real Fauna's story was hardly over.
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"If we are able to sell low single digit millions [in the first year], that's very successful for a startup," De Masi optimistically told WSJ.
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Democrats hope, optimistically, that rising tax bills in high-tax states might help them pry some seats in California and New York away from Republicans.
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More optimistically, they also point to opportunities to use reject brine, for example, in aquaculture, where it has achieved increases in fish biomass of 300%.
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Campaigners for gun control compare this, perhaps optimistically, to the campaign for gay marriage, which was legalised state-by-state before it became legal nationally.
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But Mr Vestberg talks optimistically of how it will prosper from the coming launch of fifth-generation (5G) wireless telecoms and the "internet of things".
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Russia has already jumped into state-sponsored bitcoin mining and in August, officials were optimistically talking about launching a "cryptorubl," Russia's own version of bitcoin.
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Optimistically, let's hope our current president steps up to the plate on the Standing Rock issue with the very same enthusiasm he did with ObamaCare.
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"We like to think optimistically, but nature is unpredictable so we try to stay excited about the potential for snow throughout the season," she said.
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I choose to live optimistically assume I have maybe 70 or even 80 percent of my battery's life available when the icon starts to dip.
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Much has been made of E. M. Forster's credo, "Only connect," but I find today it sounds too like a Silicon Valley slogan, optimistically hollow.
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Conant also optimistically pointed to a new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll that showing Rubio faring better against Clinton in a head-to-head matchup.
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So rather than a traditional book publisher, this could optimistically look more like Disney, which owns intellectual property ranging from Star Wars to Iron Man.
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You began the week with every intention of eating your five-a-day, and optimistically filled the kitchen fruit bowl with apples, bananas, and oranges.
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More optimistically, you could say both companies recognized the appeal the stars brought to their shows, and decided to breathe new life into the existing concepts.
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Capital markets viewed President Trump's speech before a joint session of Congress this week optimistically, however, retaining expectations of a pro-growth and pro-business environment.
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Optimistically, the report's authors conclude that there should be enough room to provide a growing population with sufficient food, without rushing towards a dangerously warm climate.
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So the final version of Project Ariana is still at least a year away, with Razer optimistically hoping for a release date of very late 2017.
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Right-hander Rubby De La Rosa was on a rough 60-pitch count which the Diamondbacks optimistically hoped would carry him through at least four innings.
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On Monday, U.S. President Donald Trump spoke optimistically about reaching a trade deal with Beijing and repeated an assertion that China is buying U.S. agricultural products.
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It's early June, and the rehearsal room, in a rustic lodge on the shores of Lake Dunmore, in central Vermont, has been left unheated, somewhat optimistically.
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The president spoke optimistically about the prospect of a deal to end the trade war with China, while championing a separate tentative trade agreement with Japan.
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His PSA, copies of which have never been found, was meant to calm panic and report optimistically that most Americans would survive the forthcoming nuclear war.
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Maybe that's a depressing commentary on the state of the industry at large, but more optimistically, it's a credit to Google and their willingness to experiment.
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Optimistically introduced as "the next president of the United States," Kasich gave a rambling speech in which he confidently predicted that he would be the nominee.
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McIlroy is five shots behind, alone in sixth place, and he spoke optimistically of his chances after a morale-boosting birdie at the par-five 18th.
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"We are excited about what we are building within our organization and feel good about the progress we have made this off-season," Jackson said optimistically.
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"We in agriculture are optimistically hopeful we can conclude this," Perdue said, reiterating concerns from some Trump officials that China won't follow through on its promises.
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"In the first half year our growth accelerated, hence we are looking extremely optimistically towards the second half of 13," CEO Markus Braun said in a statement.
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"Heard repeatedly returned to Depp, despite his verbal and physical mistreatment of her, hoping optimistically that the man she married would change his behavior," the documents state.
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Cricket users will get access to the Nokia 3.1 Plus, which focuses primarily on its 3,500mAh battery, which the company optimistically puts at two days of life.
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Civil servants were optimistically told to gear up to unleash a host of policies in anticipation of a successful vote for the government's Brexit deal in December.
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On December 5th John Conyers, an 88-year-old Democratic congressman from Michigan, announced, rather optimistically, that he was resigning "to preserve my legacy and good name".
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In interviews Daniela Vega, the film's star, who is herself a trans woman, says optimistically that attitudes are changing in Chile, until recently a socially conservative country.
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"In the first half year our growth accelerated, hence we are looking extremely optimistically towards the second half of 2019," CEO Markus Braun said in a statement.
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"Perhaps optimistically, I have to conclude that a risk analysis was done and I was not considered a high enough risk to justify making contact," retired Gen.
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We could, however, see it more optimistically as part of a larger expansion of ways to interpret the world, passing through other fields and forms of expression.
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If you optimistically doubled those purchases right away, that would still give you less than $63 billion in additional exports, though the number would grow over time.
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While Her optimistically explored the idea of how AI might develop sentience and build relationships, Auggie never questions whether Felix's virtual assistant is more than a program.
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"There's a difference between people talking optimistically about a deal, and a deal including both the withdrawal agreement and the future framework, actually being agreed," he said.
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But while Prime Minister Narendra Modi optimistically crowed about the nation's performance when speaking to a community of Indians in Qatar recently, these numbers mean nothing to Beniwal.
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So it's encouraging to see mothers like Venditti approach these changes optimistically—reflecting a deep gratitude for what it can do and appreciate the power of giving birth.
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Trump publicly backed away from a trillion-dollar tax cut aimed at small businesses in order to optimistically claim that his tax plan won't add to the debt.
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As bitcoin's price spiked toward $20,000 near the end of last year, some of its boosters were optimistically predicting it could go as high as $50,000 in 2018.
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More optimistically in the same exhibition space is a thoughtful conversation: Ms. Bove's installation of sculptures with works by Mr. Scarpa, known for his modern redesigns of museums.
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On Wednesday, as Gordon Sondland, the US ambassador to the European Union, read his opening statement, liberal Twitter users buzzed optimistically that it might finally be the moment.
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Over and over, optimistically and stubbornly, commendably but maybe also a bit foolishly, utopia just seems to take a long and circuitous route to the same, inevitable destination.
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"Optimistically, we're going to receive hundreds of ideas," Jon Ball, the chairman of the Light Tower board, told a skeptical crowd at a community meeting in late February.
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Thinking optimistically, it's the kind of problem that'll resolve itself as the season carries on, but in the two episodes that have aired so far, it's a stumbling block.
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Musk also optimistically anticipated a June 2016 timeframe for a re-use mission, a date which obviously slipped, which is not unusual for Musk's rosy predictions and aggressive timelines.
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Here, when Tao first walks down a street flanked by modest brick buildings, she is moving through a country that is rapidly being lost to what's optimistically called development.
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Living outside of the U.S. is not for everyone, but once here I optimistically think anyone can and will adapt to the subtle differences and nuances of Canadian living.
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When E Ink first unveiled its Advanced Color ePaper (ACeP) in 2016, we were optimistically hopeful for the possibilities of comics, magazines, and textbooks in color on our Kindles.
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Warren's campaign, perhaps optimistically, is also planning for a big nighttime rally in Des Moines featuring the senator herself as well as Porter, Pressley and more of her surrogates.
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Obviously, getting a gigabit connection is impossible in the US given the speed of mobile carriers' LTE networks, but the X16 is (somewhat optimistically) preparing for a faster future.
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Less optimistically, we could remain fearful of the future, worried about another crash, unable to properly put down roots because we never feel totally comfortable with our financial lives.
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Considering millennials spend $600 billion per year, according to a recent Accenture report, those numbers have a massive significance for brands – and, optimistically, a big impact for the environment.
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KERNEN: IF YOU GO ANYWHERE ELSE, WE HOPE YOU DONT, BUT YOU CAN SAY IM OPTIMISTICALLY CAUTIOUS, YOU CAN JUST INTERCHANGE THOSE IF YOU WANT JUST IN YOUR QUIVER.
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He confirmed at the draft that his recovery would most likely prevent him from playing in a summer league, but talked optimistically about being able to play next season.
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Instead of a future optimistically imagined by the likes of Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek, we ended up with Ron Moore's Battlestar Galactica reboot: gritty, down-to-earth and cynical.
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From Presidents Day to Election Day 2016, Washington should pray that God would bless America with a president who will honorably and optimistically lead America in this new century.
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The express train he's singing about starts at an optimistically named station in Rio de Janeiro, Bonsucesso, and rushes not only into the future but also into the hereafter.
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So, if we then divide that 85,000 three ways (optimistically, sure) to account for shifts and days off and whatnot, we wind up with 28,000 agents guarding 1,300 miles.
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By the end, she is presenting what amounts to her own film, an account of the life of a German political activist idealist of optimistically expanding vistas and pursuits.
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He also pleaded, perhaps optimistically, that protesters refrain from shouting down or attacking white supremacists, so they would be denied the opportunity to portray themselves as free speech martyrs.
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Optimistically, the disruptions it has created in the political landscape could stitch together an unlikely coalition to reform surveillance, joining Republican intelligence hawks with privacy and civil-liberties advocates.
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Every year, I'd enthusiastically and optimistically commit to one or more lofty goals, only to feel like a failure when I didn't accomplish any of them by December 215.
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As a nation, we must invest in preparing the next generation — elementary, middle and high school students — to think creatively and optimistically about the future, to think like engineers.
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Optimistically, it won't come to that and Chief Justice Roberts will rediscover the concern about the Court's popular legitimacy that led him to uphold most of the Affordable Care Act.
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Sean Ashton of Anchor Capital, which owns Naspers shares, optimistically reckons that total profits in the "rump" could soon grow faster than Tencent's profits (which rose by 42% in 2016).
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That guidance is concerning for a retailer that is so rooted in back-to-school selling, particularly as department stores have spoken more optimistically about the second half, Horvers said.
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Ramsay is: Last week, I optimistically guessed that Osha would finally be the one to end Ramsay, creating a nice poetic triangle between her, Ramsay, and her former tormentor Theon.
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Automakers spoke optimistically about the slew of new models coming to market, as they look to lap last year's record U.S. sales performance of 17.47 million vehicles, according to Autodata.
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Since then, his books—such as the optimistically-titled I Can Make You Thin, I Can Make You Rich, and I Can Make You Happy—have become international best-sellers.
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Police found a bag of sex toys in the back of his sports utility vehicle, and—optimistically, or pessimistically, depending on how you look at it—a single Viagra pill.
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Addressing the press in the Rose Garden after meeting in the Oval Office and sharing lunch, Lee and US President Donald Trump spoke optimistically about their trade and military ties.
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Optimistically set at the intersection of Agatha Christie and Quentin Tarantino, "Bad Times" is a hard-boiled thriller with flashes of a horror but largely a statement of authorial intent.
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"There's gotta be a place in this city for people who are creative even if it doesn't make them wealthy, and this is what we defend today," he said optimistically.
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And yet others reacted optimistically and emphasized their belief that the current political turmoil in this country did not compare to the failures and problems of the countries they fled.
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The clue at 14D optimistically lets us know that the SINGLE SCOOP will not last long, so we need to move down the grid to build an even bigger one.
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Her journey rings true for anyone who has ever been young, and started testing their ideas optimistically on other people before realizing that other people are always beyond their control.
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Mr Musk has said, perhaps optimistically, that a Starship prototype might be ready for a test flight all the way to orbit (albeit without its booster stage) within six months.
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The United States Department of Energy, in a 230 report that is supportive of the industry, optimistically predicted that natural gas production in Appalachia would increase 230 percent by 22.5.
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Kitty Hawk is even working with New Zealand's government to test and certify the Cora for full autonomous flight before its official launch, which is optimistically slated for sometime in 2021.
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The company has spoken optimistically about applications like virtual makeup, game avatars, and more, but it remains to be seen if anyone will actually take advantage of what Bellus3D is offering.
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She optimistically claims this would raise $2.75trn in a decade, a windfall she would splurge on progressive priorities including universal free childcare, free public college fees and writing off college debt.
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I think if you go back a couple years in technology rhetoric, a lot of the slogans people had that were read optimistically have come to take on darker connotations too.
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The FDA granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation to MDMA in 2017, and with phase 3 trials now underway, MAPS predicts, perhaps optimistically, that MDMA could be regulated as a medicine by 2021.
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It's that power that reminds the people of Kosovo that the country has such potential to be a style hub, an artistic influencer, and as Saraqi says optimistically, "a happy place."
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His psychotic killer is a white woman and, rather than the ambivalent adulteress of "Psycho," the victim is a black man (a role De Palma optimistically hoped might attract Sidney Poitier).
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Jackson spoke optimistically about how that process was going, though even the work to keep her own side informed requires time-zone gymnastics with her leadership scattered all over the world.
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"On one hand, I want to look at this optimistically, that a one year deferral is better than a lifetime ban," said Kelsey Louie, the CEO of Gay Men's Health Crisis.
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Rather too easily and optimistically, Abe becomes an inspiration and then somewhat of a reluctant surrogate parent for Kris, who's living with her grandmother and sister while her mother serves time.
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Shares of the world's largest hotel company were soaring Tuesday, rising more than 11% to around $78 each as Wall Street optimistically awaited Washington lawmakers to pass an economic stimulus bill.
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About 200 Michael Bloomberg supporters who attended a debate watch party hosted by his New York campaign began the night optimistically, chatting, snacking on chips and hummus, and sipping La Croix.
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I guess what I want to ask, or optimistically point to, as a first condition of improving our imaginations and their results, is where we permit violence in our own lives.
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The company behind the massive project, London Resort Company Holdings, optimistically estimates that the park could potentially bring in 50,000 thrill-seekers per day and 27,000 new jobs to the area.
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While it's good to get an update on how things are going, it's hard to come away from reading Hornsey's interview feeling like it's a challenge she's optimistically tackling, and that's disappointing.
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"I try to approach each tournament optimistically and I believe that I can win every match that I play against anybody on any surface," said Djokovic, who is 12-0 this year.
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"Optimistically we can sell the conservative message but as you sell it as a heartless messenger, which I think Trump is representing, that does longterm damage to the conservative movement," he said.
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"Until then, we are going to do everything we can to get back to normal life as quickly as possible while staying well within my doctors' parameters of course!" he optimistically finished.
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But President Donald Trump's appointments to the federal courts might help "shift the centre of gravity" on the issue, says Dick Carpenter of the Institute of Justice, a libertarian legal charity, optimistically.
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The youth of Assassination Nation is optimistically nihilistic, a mess of contradictions, like a group of boys using the proper pronouns for Bex as they attempt to lynch her for being trans.
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The goal is to sell another six Cassie robots, "so optimistically 12 customers total for the entire production run of Cassie," Shelton tells CNBC Make It. Each Cassie costs less than $300,000.
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That new parents sometimes optimistically interpret the first reflex smiles as meaning something more underscores the duality of smiling: there is the physical act and then the interpretation society gives to it.
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How optimistically the CBO and the Joint Economic Committee projects the effect of Trumps policies on growth and therefore tax receipts will be a decisive factor in the composition of tax reform.
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When I woke up still wearing my shoes and feeling like I had eaten a Black and Mild, I realized that it had been a terrible idea, but I went in optimistically.
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Reporters for ProPublica and the Chicago Tribune used FCC data to demonstrate the lack of access to reliable internet for rural Illinois, even as state education officials optimistically push the hashtag #KeepLearning.
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MacKenzie Porter delivers the rejection sweetly and optimistically, as certain of herself in dismissal mode as the male performers who never imagine a time when the window will be closed to them.
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As consensus on the power of law enforcement was fracturing, some political observers declared the more classic culture-war issues resolved: "Culture War Is Over," The American Prospect optimistically proclaimed in 2012.
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" Despite the horrifying injury, the actress said Sonnier was optimistically readjusting to his "new normal," adding, "He was back coaching on the sidelines of his kids' games within a week and a half.
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But whether you interpret followership cynically or optimistically, it's a fact of political life in the US. And it may be a problem for a politician like Trump, whose follower base is dwindling.
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According to reporting from Reuters, US Energy Secretary Rick Perry "optimistically discussed expanding American coal exports to Ukraine" with two men he believed were the Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman and a translator.
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Democrats forged ahead and passed Obamacare when it was already clear the bill was unpopular, optimistically telling themselves that once they passed the bill, people would like it and calm down about it.
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If those primary results and turnout are indicative of what's going to happen in November, you can see why the Trump campaign is optimistically focusing on those specific parts of the Keystone state.
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As the last movie in Phase 3 of the MCU, it works hard towards tying up the loose threads of the previous 21 films while looking optimistically forward to the twists to come.
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Altidore may miss this one, though; he has yet to play in the postseason because of a quadriceps injury, and his status for the final was labeled, perhaps optimistically, "questionable" by his team.
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"Like everyone else, we got too excited about something that was too good to be true and we optimistically overlooked many of the warning signs," litecoin creator Charlie Lee said in a tweet.
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In 1958, a Czech-born sociology professor named Nat Mendelsohn purchased 82,000 acres of land in the Mojave Desert, about 100 miles north of Los Angeles, and founded the optimistically named California City.
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A man of emotional extremes, Zinoviev optimistically predicted that within a year of the Comintern's founding the world would have forgotten that there had ever even been a struggle for communism in Europe.
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"We are looking optimistically into the new era of the liberalized EU sugar market and we are forecasting higher revenues for our sugar sector in the free EU sugar market," a Suedzucker spokesman said.
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It's the beginning of the end of the uprising against the regime of Bashar al-Assad that began March 15, 2011, in the opening phases of what once was optimistically called the Arab Spring.
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To put the 2202G investment figure in context with another hot infrastructure topic, President Trump's infrastructure proposal optimistically foresees an additional $2628 billion each year in new infrastructure spending for roads, bridges and ports.
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The railroad-crossing signal dings optimistically (even if no train ever seems to come), helmet-wearing kids do lazy-8's on their dirt bikes, and a wholesome breeze rushes through the healthy trees.
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That trend makes some sense: Once you get health insurance, it might take a while before you start getting health care, and even longer before you'll start getting healthier (optimistically assuming that you do).
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Or, more optimistically, the headline expressed hope that Froome's rivals would use the remaining days in the mountains to test and challenge him, something not seen in the preceding two and a half weeks.
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Mr. van Dokkum of Kleiner Perkins, who is a veteran of the renewable energy business, says, optimistically, that Solidia may now be at the stage where solar power was a decade or more ago.
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But my thinking here was simple: It's not so much that I want people to think less of themselves, it's that I want them to think rationally and objectively about their skills, not optimistically.
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Trump talked of Americans as pioneers and explorers; he lavished praise on members of the military, several of whom he recognized from the podium; he optimistically declared that the best is yet to come.
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Within a month or two, he says optimistically, this prototype of the Starship spacecraft — without anyone aboard — will blast off to an altitude of 21 miles, then return to the ground in one piece.
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The Lib Dem candidate, Louis Adam, who optimistically describes the seat as a three-way marginal, is nonetheless on track to keep his deposit—and perhaps to let in the Conservatives in the process.
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Coates talked positively about keeping a close watch on Chinese athletes, and talked optimistically about their eventual presence in Tokyo, where they would probably field a team of 600 athletes — one of the largest delegations.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two influential U.S. lawmakers on Thursday criticized the financial industry for saying in public that a new rule on retirement advice could have "dire consequences," but then speaking optimistically about it with shareholders.
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This sentiment was echoed by Ballerini, who optimistically added, "Hopefully this will pave the way for better deep brain implants to both harness and control the brain, with higher sensitivity and fewer unwanted side effects."
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The actual distance between the two sides remained in the eye of the beholder — and of the Supreme Court, which chose optimistically, after the second round of briefing, to see the distance as promisingly small.
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" Optimistically, he noted that raising the incomes of so many workers in a city like Los Angeles would have "possible demand-side effects involving local multipliers which we don't understand very well in this context.
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In a series of ESPN interviews late last week in conjunction with the N.B.A. finals, Casey spoke optimistically of the Pistons' job and potentially working with the Detroit frontcourt stars Blake Griffin and Andre Drummond.
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In 211 the Movement of Spiritual Inner Awareness, a new-age church focused on "soul transcendence," purchased the villa and in 225 constructed the Peace Awareness Labyrinth & Gardens, optimistically, for a post-9/11 world.
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U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry optimistically discussed expanding American coal exports to Ukraine and other energy matters during a lengthy phone call this month with a Russian prankster who Perry thought was Ukraine's prime minister.
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"People call me crying about their lost lives," said Mr. Suarez, an addiction specialist who is director of the Queens Center for Excellence, an optimistically named program of the New York Council on Problem Gambling.
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Even if we optimistically assume that American democracy survives its latest series of body blows, it's probably not going to be the last time a president will abuse the power of his or her office.
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"Half the shots are missing," Ms. Berto says, to which Mr. Léaud optimistically replies that they will be furnished by those filmmakers Mr. Godard recognized as peers — Jean-Marie Straub, Glauber Rocha and Bernardo Bertolucci.
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The issue could also become a political liability for Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, who has spoken optimistically about expanding cooperation between Iraq and the United States under Mr. Trump in the fight against ISIS.
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We're probably not going to remember 2016 as the year of Jimmy Graham—right now, we're probably headed towards it being the Year NFL Fans Started Hating The Product, or, optimistically, The Tom Brady Revenge show.
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He spoke optimistically about Goldman's ability to rebound from the slump this year in its Fixed Income, Currency and Commodities group and said he expected that business to perform better when interest rates start fluctuating again.
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Here's our editorial on the case; Thomas Friedman trying to explain why he previously wrote optimistically about the Saudi crown prince; and our latest report on audio evidence that Turkish officials are now describing in detail.
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The American reluctance to recognize this truth, Chua continues, derives from the country's own unique inheritance, which optimistically insists that the nation's internal divisions can and must be melted down into a shared ideology of Americanism.
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Whether it's mental or physical, lethal or not, we seem to think that the only way to contend with another person's pain is either to deny it altogether or to optimistically, forcefully determine to defeat it.
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SoftBank Vision Fund manager Rajeev Misra spoke optimistically about the future of the $100 billion Vision Fund despite mounting skepticism against SoftBank and recent criticism of the executive himself in an interview with CNBC published Friday.
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"Considering the risk that overseas economies could recover only to a small extent or slow further, the outlook for exports could not be viewed optimistically," a few in the nine-member board was quoted as saying.
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You would think, perhaps optimistically, that even through their tin-eared way of handling the Brown fiasco, the Giants would understand why Apple feels the way she does—even without taking into account her personal history.
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"This addresses that for the phenomenal success MASS MoCA has had, and the impressive growth of its physical space … [it] hasn't had the impact we rather optimistically projected in the feasibility study," he said at his lecture.
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In reality, the top 10 percent of stocks seen most optimistically by analysts did have more companies that broke out and had skyrocketing stock growth, but overall, most companies just weren't the next Google and petered out.
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More optimistically, major developing economies are poised to rise up to leadership roles, most notably China and India, the world's largest and third largest carbon emitters and, so far, the greatest success stories of the climate pact.
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"It's a disaster, all my tourists are leaving," said nature tour guide Abou, who optimistically had a pair of binoculars hanging from his neck in the hope of getting a final tour in before everything shuts down.
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Mr. Tilford said many companies still either thought that there was relatively little prospect of Britain's voting for withdrawal, or believed — in his view over-optimistically — that little would change in the event of a British departure.
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But in keeping with their optimistically nihilist tone, the Kurzgesagt team offers some words of advice for confronting the inherent mortality of everything: "It doesn't matter what happens in a million trillion years," the narrator points out.
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US trade negotiators will "optimistically and constructively communicate with (the) Chinese delegation on the important agreements achieved by the two leaders during the meeting in Argentina," China's Commerce Ministry said in a statement, without giving further details.
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The region now finds itself exporting around 250,000 barrels of oil a day, just a quarter of what it optimistically estimated a few years ago, according to Ruba Husari, managing director of the consulting firm Iraq Insight.
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In an interview about her 2017 book Listening to Images, Campt optimistically describes her belief that photographs can be a source of Black agency and self-determination even when taken within contexts of poverty or racial discrimination.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Energy Secretary Rick Perry optimistically discussed expanding American coal exports to Ukraine and other energy matters during a lengthy phone call this month with a Russian prankster who Perry thought was Ukraine's prime minister.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd moved up 1.1 percent to C$193.74 and Canadian National Railway Co added 0.6 percent to C$98.64, a day after both operators spoke optimistically about grain volumes for the rest of the year.
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Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd moved up 1.0 percent to C$193.63 and Canadian National Railway Co added 0.5 percent to C$98.54, a day after both operators spoke optimistically about grain volumes for the rest of the year.
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While environmentalists could be fearful of a GOP-controlled government, Majkut optimistically thinks "with conservatives in control, the time is now" for a realistic climate plan that creates market-based penalties for companies that emit too much carbon.
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Back then, residents called the area "little Paris" or, less optimistically, a "second-class Paris," said Brendan Freely, a historian and longtime chronicler of Istanbul life who has written a book about the neighborhood with his father, John.
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The report notes, optimistically, that emissions grew more slowly in 2019 than in 2017 or 2018 — but they'd briefly leveled out entirely in 2014-2016, so I'm not inclined to take "slower growth" as a very encouraging sign.
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Trump has spoken optimistically about securing a trade pact with India, but tempered expectations ahead of his trip about the possibility a deal would be completed soon, saying it could be delayed until after the November presidential election.
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Labour relies more optimistically on higher taxes on top earners, a big rise in the corporate-tax burden (to the highest level in the G7), heavier taxes on capital gains, dividends and inheritance, plus a financial-transactions tax.
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Under ideas in favor at this moment, nicknamed COIN, the military's inelegant shorthand for its optimistically conceived counterinsurgency doctrine, troops were expected to follow a three-stage process to declaw and displace the Taliban: clear, hold and build.
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But though some are hopeful that Bermudians will approve at least one of those questions — with some optimistically pushing to get voters to pick 'yes, yes' — many in the LGBTQ community complain the referendum process is deeply flawed.
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In the memo's conclusion, acting Commissioner Kevin McAleenan wrote that if the requested changes were implemented, CBP "optimistically" would project a hiring increase of fewer than 450 border agents per year, from 485 annual hires to 917 annual hires.
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"If sustainable, this ceasefire would pave the way for higher output, with the government optimistically aiming for a return to normal production by end-July," Goldman Sachs said, although it added that there was a risk of attacks resuming.
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If Trump's career in politics ends with his presidential campaign, it might be many cycles before anyone successfully reprises Trumpism—or, more optimistically, a chastened Republican Party might adopt a new politics that puts a lid on Trumpism forever.
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This is because, in Mayman's opinion, "current battery energy density is just too low for most electrically powered VTOLs to be truly practical," and that timelines optimistically for that to change are in the five to 10-year range.
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It's almost Victoria Day in Canada [holiday to commemorate Queen Victoria's birthday], which means some of us are already optimistically throwing swimsuits into duffel bags, filling up our tanks with gas, and forgetting that mosquitoes are still a thing.
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Indeed, the museum's chairman Stéphane Martin responded quite optimistically to the French government's announcement in The Art Newspaper, despite looming fears that the cultural institution will eventually have to part with the majority of its collection, replaced with copies.
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Somewhere backstage—we could optimistically imagine between a collapsed Donald Duck and Goofy grinding his two buck-teeth into oblivion—Glaswegian DJ Stuart MacMillan, part of double-act Slam, is talking to a pair of waifish, conspicuous French teenagers.
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"We are looking optimistically to the future, though I will remind you that we are operating in a very, very difficult environment," Chief Executive Oliver Baete told Allianz's annual general meeting, held on the site of the 1.403 Munich Olympics.
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The rail authority claims (optimistically) that such a time remains doable, though cost-saving measures have forced the high-speed train to share tracks with slower-moving freight and commuter services in the Los Angeles basin and the Bay Area.
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"The sight of six Ferrari Testarossas, all red, lined up at one auction waiting optimistically for buyers probably summed up much of what's wrong with the recent bull market," noted Simon Kidston, founder of an advisory firm for car collectors.
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So the other day I'm dusting-off my Darkest Dungeon save (aptly if optimistically called the Dying in 2016 Estate) and having such a great time that I'm starting to wonder why I ever stopped playing it in the first place.
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Coming on in the ninth, Familia walked Joe Panik with one out, but got Eduardo Núñez to hit a ground ball to Flores for what optimistically could have been a double play and, if not, at least the second out.
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Trump spoke optimistically about the prospect of a trade agreement with Beijing and said they wanted to come to the table, in what some outsiders interpreted as an effort by the present to settle market reactions to the ongoing dispute.
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Optimistically: Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal — for about $10 a month, you can buy your mother access not only to the music she always talks about, but also to more music than she, or anyone, could listen to in a lifetime.
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The Lakers gradually pulled away without him — and James optimistically posted to Twitter the next day about how he "dodged a bullet," with a #BackInNoTime hashtag — but the injury turned out to be the most serious he had ever sustained.
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ABOUT THE MAVERICKS (7-225): Rookie Dennis Smith Jr., who ranks second to Barnes in scoring with 2107 point per game, has missed six straight games with a hip injury but coach Rick Carlisle called his point guard "optimistically questionable" for Wednesday.
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There are reasons to think that estimate is optimistically low, but even if it's correct it's still a lot of money: Paying for it would require increasing federal tax receipts by about a third, and Mr. Sanders has a plan to do so.
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"The Fed failed to lift the future path of hiking for 2018, something, keeping the outlook at three rises across the year, rather than the four some traders had been optimistically hoping for," Fiona Cincotta, senior market analyst at City Index, said.
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SoftBank's shares plunged upon news of the acquisition as investors bemoaned further turmoil for the Japanese giant, while ARM soared as new British prime minister Theresa May optimistically hailed the news as evidence that Brexit might not be such a disaster after all.
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Most people download Tinder optimistically, but after months of withering matches and sleepwalking conversations, you might be motivated to join forces with a few of your friends and hope to run into a few other people suffering from a lack of adventure.
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But now, with a House vote on a "compromise" immigration bill delayed to next week in the hopes of securing 218 votes, the president is changing his tune, and optimistically suggesting that passing any such legislation will be easier after the midterms.
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Arthur Lupia, a political scientist at the University of Michigan, less optimistically put his finger on the core problem for Democrats: The Democratic Party is evolving in multiple ways that separate it from the living conditions of large numbers of working-class Americans.
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Concacaf optimistically hoped to prevent, or at least tame, the chant at the Gold Cup through a variety of strategies, which included an education program, public fan pledges and an assist from Pancho Villa's Army, a sympathetic Mexican-American group of supporters.
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Thune pointed optimistically to members of the Armed Services Committee, many who like the increase in Pentagon funding, and members of the Appropriations Committee, who are anxious to return to regular order in passing spending bills, as evidence the bill should have ample support.
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"The government was counting on trade between China and North Korea to drive economic growth here but that hasn't happened," said a security guard who gave his family name as Liu, standing in front of an office building on the optimistically named Commercial Street.
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"We found him to be knowledgeable but unscripted, reasonable and good-humored, self-assured but free from arrogance, willing and able to address every question, consistent in his beliefs without being dogmatic, even-tempered, curious — and in all respects optimistically, realistically presidential," the board wrote.
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While shared kitchens have so far been optimistically received as a potential pathway for food entrepreneurs to launch and grow their businesses — particularly as more people turn to take out — there are many downsides that may well outweigh the good, or certainly counteract it.
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Both governors in the American Caribbean — Puerto Rico with a population of 3.4 million, and the United States Virgin Islands, with about 110,000 residents — have optimistically said that nearly all power should be back by Christmas because of a ramp-up in restoration work.
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But what I have asked for, but that is a little bit overtaken by events, that was almost a month ago, when we optimistically thought that we would have some sort of peaceful moments, that we could start to think about relaunching Hong Kong.
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Each of the last three years, nongovernmental organizations involved in fighting it have optimistically declared it the virus's final year, seeking support from international donors and local officials as they embark on the daunting task of vaccinating every child 133 and under in the country.
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More optimistically, an electric-blue, holographic version of traditional dance regalia, Zenon (2017) interrupts the quiet gallery space with the sense that traditional garments can take on bold, new lives that integrate present and past with seamless cohesion when both are recognized and invited into the conversation.
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Without spoiling it too much, I'll just say that it's a depiction of a transition from optimistically anticipating contact with other worlds … to a bleak realization that we haven't done so yet because the universe is a "dark forest," the title of the trilogy's second book.
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When I asked him if the task force had a hand in convincing the federal government that it was urgent to intervene in the North Carolina bathroom bill, he said, "I hope they did," optimistically, though he mostly credits the courts and the Department of Justice.
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But Mr. Rouhani, on his first day in New York for the annual opening of the General Assembly, went on a public relations blitz, speaking for hours to editors and reporters, appearing on NBC's evening news, and talking optimistically about future dealings with Europe, China and Russia.
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For example, in 2008, he used his art-world influence and risked his closely guarded anonymity (though it's generally thought to be less closely held these days) to boost the career of fellow artist Thierry Guetta — who might optimistically be called the Tommy Wiseau of street art.
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The show has not yet been green-lighted, but James is optimistically attempting to write a part for Grace Jones, who was born one town over from Portmore and is one of his idols—a print of her "Island Life" record cover hangs behind his dinner table in Minnesota.
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The El Chapo doesn't feel particularly louche, except that it's basically a goblet of tequila, with a hint of pisco and citrus ("Very spirit forward," the server offered optimistically); the Flying Purple Pisco, with purple-potato purée and frothed egg whites, is like a tiny lavender-hued soufflé.
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Among the programs stopped as a result of the cuts is one that was optimistically dubbed Gaza Health Matters 2020, a $653 million project that was supposed to run for five years, providing prenatal care for Palestinian women, treating the injured in Gaza, and funding mammograms and biopsies for women.
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"It will be worthy of a free, enlightened, and, at no distant period, a great Nation, to give to mankind the magnanimous and too novel example of a people always guided by an exalted justice and benevolence," Washington optimistically wrote in his Farewell Address to the American people on Sept.
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Extolling achievements like Rio's pioneering replanting of its urban forests and the tolerance, however fragile, that characterizes much of Brazilian society, a message emanated from the opening ceremony: Some order and progress, the words optimistically emblazoned on the country's flag, might just emerge from the creative chaos that persists here.
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By Friday evening, a compromise that came to be known as "the Chequers plan"—broadly if optimistically proposing that the United Kingdom could remain in a free trade zone with the EU for manufactured and agricultural goods—had been agreed on, and Boris Johnson, the foreign secretary, toasted the prime minister.
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That would allow some time, they optimistically hoped, to diminish the perception that a longstanding feud had revived between the governor and the mayor, who last month shared a lunch in Midtown Manhattan to discuss the city's public schools and just last Monday were photographed hugging at a health care rally.
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She also frames the issue in some unusual and provocative ways that could end up hurting her with feminists or, more optimistically, broadening her political appeal to reach swaths of working-class America that are open to a progressive economic agenda but more inclined toward traditional views on family life.
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Macquarie Capital analysts Maynard Um and Tim Liu, who rate Tesla's stock more optimistically than most on Wall Street, said in a research note on Friday that the move could be good — but mostly because it will drive more people to buy higher-priced versions of the car, leading to more profits.
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Reportedly, the offers that have come in have been between $3 billion and $5 billion for a range of assets that include not only the search and media businesses, but real estate and IP. Yahoo's "Excalibur" patent portfolio contains 2,600 technical patents and Yahoo optimistically values it at upwards of $1 billion.
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But I prefer to take the opposite view, optimistically hoping that this shout-out from America's lovable domestic avatars will drive Fox viewership to heretofore untapped levels of cultural erudition, or at least to see the far-flung edges of Texas as full of potential for something besides a racist border wall.
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While what we once optimistically called the Arab Spring temporarily shook the region's totalitarian brutes (many of whom, it should be noted, are "friends" of the West), the lesson they took away from the dramatic demise of "milder" dictators, like Egypt's Hosni Mubarak, was that even the slimmest margin of dissent cannot be tolerated.
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AFP PHOTO / Nicolas ASFOURI (Photo credit should read NICOLAS ASFOURI/AFP/Getty Images) Facebook optimistically set out to connect the world, and particularly facilitate communication between governments and people, so that statistic may appear at face value to fit with its goal of connecting the world, but the platform has been abused in Myanmar.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 22019 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas) in 2018 raised hopes for Democrats again, and some optimistically think 2020 could be the year.
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" The National Sexual Violence Resource Center responded more optimistically, saying that "[they] hope this is the beginning of meaningful actions that support survivors and work to change our culture to one that no longer tolerates sexual assault in all its forms [because] we all have a role to play in ending sexual violence, and that includes our nation's leaders.
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And yet who could think such things of Lauren, a 32-year-old content manager and the most endearing character on "Love Is Blind," whom we got to watch wrestle openly and sincerely with her fears about participating in this most absurd of premises while optimistically forging ahead in her whirlwind relationship with Cameron, a firefighter turned scientist?
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And they are optimistically buying land and homes in these areas, many of them mentioned in an article published in Popular Science in December 313 titled "These will be the best places to live in America in 2100 A.D.," which has amassed 28,000 views in the past six months and gets about 100 Google search hits a day.
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In a statement announcing the shutdown, Walmart tried to optimistically spin the failure of Jetblack as a sort of learning experience, claiming that it would take information like "how customers respond to the ability of ordering by text as well as the type of items they purchase through texting," and apply it toward future Walmart services.
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" She continued, optimistically: "I think that as we continue to talk to [Trump] about these alliances and how they can be helpful and strategic in the way that we move forward, I do anticipate that he will listen to all of us and that we can get him to see it they way we see it.
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The Senate's impeachment trial, whenever and however it begins, will end with Trump's acquittal, an outcome guaranteed by the Constitution's supermajority requirement for conviction and Trump's durable popularity within the Republican Party—which would imperil any Republican Senator voting against him, assuming, optimistically, there were a meaningful number willing to do so on the merits of the case to begin with.
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The recipe calls, optimistically, for garlic to be minced up and mixed thoroughly into the ground meat, but Jones suggested to her mother that if she truly couldn't bear the thought of eating garlic, instead she might just slice the cloves up and put them on top of the meatloaf while it bakes, and then instantly remove them before serving.
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The originator of this optimistically anticipatory technique was Silvio Berlusconi (pictured above right, with Mr Salvini), whose Forza Italia party is yoked to the Northern League in a right-wing electoral alliance: in 633, he announced his entry into politics in a video showing him at a desk in a book-lined study, looking as if he were making an address to the nation.
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In addition to reassuring US allies over Syria, Pompeo made clear at The American University in Cairo in an address optimistically entitled "A Force for Good: America Reinvigorated in the Middle East," that the US has two main priorities in the region: finishing the job of defeating ISIS, and stepping up the effort to contain what Washington sees as Iran's growing influence in the region.
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Or, more optimistically, that one day you won't need this guide at all, because everyone will have finally switched over to using USB-C (although that still seems a long way from now.) First and most importantly, Satechi's hub just flat out offers the best port selection: three USB 3.0 ports, Ethernet, HDMI, and both MicroSD and SD card slots, along with a USB-C port for passing through power.
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The October survey of 2,000 people by retirement community operator Provision Living found that while 52 percent of Americans ages 22 to 74 say they think about retirement four or more times a week, most don't expect they'll end up saving even half as much as they optimistically think they'll need in their golden years — and more than half also suspect they'll be working part-time in retirement.
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CRAMER: Let me ask you, Kevin, there's a report by Credit Suisse which says that you are even after the reset, looking too optimistically, that you have better visible than the street but they are questioning whether the margins will improve and any sort of acceleration in the U.S. What do you say to a Doubting Thomas like Credit Suisse that really doesn't believe the growth can reignite?
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That page had talked about how global warming was a serious threat to future generations, optimistically touted America's ability to tackle the problem, and listed dozens of actions the Obama administration has taken to reduce carbon dioxide emissions: Instead, the Trump administration has a page promising "An America First Energy Plan" that makes no mention at all of global warming — except to note that Trump plans to eliminate many of Obama's climate policies.
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In the newly published position paper — which is entitled: "The exchange and protection of personal data" (and optimistically subtitled: "a future partnership paper") — the UK claims to have played an influential role in shaping GDPR's updating of the EU's digital data rules — writing that "GDPR takes a more risk based approach than had previously been adopted, with the result that certain obligations with which data controllers must comply are proportionate to the risk posed by the data processing activity".
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Since Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's election Xi Jinping's formula for the U.S.-China relationship, "a new model of great power relationships," has slid into the background, but only because that formula optimistically assumed that a "win-win" relationship based on mutual respect was possible.
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Technology is happening and so the question for Uber is do we resist the future or do we find a way to become part of it but if we are going to find a way to become part of it if we embrace it then how do you optimistically lead through it how do you partner with cities as that transition happens the fortunate thing is its going to take a while and the fortunate thing is that that transition is going to take a long time and to be honest there's going to be that transition literally could take decades.
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