A climate under control The pessimism towards AI uptake is surpassed by the pessimism towards climate change inaction.
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Whether my pessimism was Russian or adolescent, it didn't matter; pessimism doesn't play in sunny, bro-dawg San Diego.
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BM: I think it will remove some of the pessimism, I'm not sure it's going to remove all of the pessimism.
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But his ambivalence resonated: Octave Mirbeau defended Vallotton's pessimism against charges of aggression and arbitrary negativity, describing it as a pessimism in sincere search of the truth.
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Contagious pessimism can flip an economy from one equilibrium to another, in which cautious consumers spend less and hiring and investment fall accordingly, validating the initial outbreak of pessimism.
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"There's a certain amount of pessimism I'm reading about, maybe it has to do with a mild stock market correction," Mr. Kudlow said, before describing such pessimism as misplaced.
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But I worry that deep pessimism about the state of the world is paralyzing rather than empowering; excessive pessimism can leave people feeling not just hopeless but also helpless.
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That is all they have left — pure negativity, pessimism.
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The experience of modern economies suggests such pessimism is unwarranted.
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And I know there's a lot of pessimism out there.
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Last week's pessimism over the referendum knocked Wall Street lower.
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I have no idea whether Mr. Gordon's pessimism is justified.
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But they are united in their pessimism about the future.
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The truth, of course, lies somewhere between pessimism and optimism.
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This same pessimism is slipping into the media as well.
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I do not know how to respond to such pessimism.
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And pessimism makes possible all sorts of nostalgic, reactionary politics.
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Pessimism is now the mainstream, with optimists viewed as Pollyannas.
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The danger now is that pessimism rather than realism rules.
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Big love is hopeful, but today pessimism is in vogue.
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The pessimism level was last higher on March 9, 2017.
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Fukuyama's new pessimism is far deeper than his discarded optimism.
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"A profound and numbing pessimism" pervades campuses, the authors write.
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To be sure, there's a bright side to the pessimism.
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Responses from voters resemble the pessimism of 22012 years ago.
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Global pessimism about nuclear proliferation permeates this year's report card.
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Honestly, that outcome is as inevitable as our British pessimism.
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If you're Glenn Beck, Thacker's pessimism is a political threat.
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How is pessimism related to your condition, if at all?
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He deflected others' pessimism and rewarded those who were optimistic.
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But in the United States and China there is pessimism.
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The retail industry has been pushing back against the pessimism.
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It would be unwise, however, to give in to pessimism.
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The pessimism is the result of three widely believed myths.
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Warning: quixotic pessimism will not go over well in public.
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"This is not a time for pessimism," Mr. Trump said.
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For Angela Merkel, it was an uncommon note of pessimism.
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The statistics on golf courses seem to support this pessimism.
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"I think that's where the pessimism comes from," he continued.
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Other parts of the market, like energy, are in pessimism.
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In other words, the pendulum swung too far into pessimism.
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Many expressed deep pessimism about the process and the outcome.
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Conservatives even like to joke about their inclination toward pessimism.
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If you're a pessimist, you see pessimism, and so forth.
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Although the exact mechanism through which pessimism affects health hasn't been identified, researchers at Yale and the University of Colorado found that pessimism is associated with a weakened immune response to tumors and infection.
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First, this betrays a certain pessimism toward the power of counterarguments.
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It reveals a data-driven pessimism that all but guarantees defeat.
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Given the pessimism over sales, businesses remained hesitant to increase inventory.
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Questions about future employment also showed a growing share of pessimism.
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A review of the recent evidence suggests this pessimism is misplaced.
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There are many reasons for pessimism and one for guarded optimism.
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But that pessimism is also shared by the President's Democratic enemies.
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Yet while London's problem is complacency, Hong Kong's pessimism seems overdone.
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Bernardino shooters' iPhones—it's hard not to conjure the pessimism of
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So it's a pretty good sign of pessimism within the ranks.
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Pessimism among investors reflects not just the indicators pointing towards recession.
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And second, how do we foster healthy pessimism without losing hope?
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But none of the scientists I spoke with shared my pessimism.
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Perhaps there is too much pessimism about the global economic outlook.
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In Vietnam, dissident Nguyen Quang A expressed pessimism about Trump's visit.
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Many shuffle about their daily tasks suffused in gloom and pessimism.
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Fear proves contagious, leading to a spiral of self-fulfilling pessimism.
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" She rebuked his pessimism with Franklin Roosevelt's dictum about "fear itself.
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My contribution was my pessimism, planning for things to go wrong.
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Steyer waved away pessimism about the environment on the whole, however.
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Well, I think that in this moment we're seized by pessimism.
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"Nihilism or Afro-pessimism doesn't necessarily get us anywhere," Patterson says.
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Some will find Mr Trump's extreme pessimism off-putting, or implausible.
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Lawmakers, some of them caught up in the occupation, expressed pessimism.
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"I came around to it after my initial pessimism," she said.
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We read aloud and laughed through this curmudgeonly ode to pessimism.
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I don't know, I think the pessimism this year is warranted.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's auto pessimism could be over-revved.
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Mr. Sepúlveda Morell cautioned against excessive pessimism about Puerto Rico's prospects.
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South Korean stocks dropped 0.43%, hurt by pessimism over global trade.
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But the longer bear markets last, the more pessimism they spread.
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When that happens, his pessimism can get the best of him.
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That's not an expression of political pessimism, though I feel plenty.
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Its public intellectuals are addicted to overstatement, sloppiness, pessimism, and despair.
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However, Ms O'Reilly thinks demand for interims could indicate business pessimism.
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But we cannot solve these problems with pessimism, populism or insularism.
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Looking at each sector, Wilson reiterated his pessimism on information technology.
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Wang: I also feel pessimism around fake news and echo chambers.
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It clearly isn't, and my natural inclination is towards pessimism too.
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A reading above 100 shows optimism, while below that indicates pessimism.
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"The pessimism surrounding WeWork is affecting Uber and Lyft," Morgan said.
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" Wall Street's pessimism, he said, is "well ahead of the data.
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The concerns about trade come amid increasing stock market pessimism from CFOs.
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Which is not to say that pessimism and futility are the only
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The surge in pessimism has come with a corresponding slide in bullishness.
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Populist election victories in America and Europe prompted another outpouring of pessimism.
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Personally, when I detect fear and pessimism in markets, I smell opportunity.
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But the pessimism of his analysis sits uncomfortably with these rosy scenarios.
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That seemed to dispel pessimism about the economic impact of the coronavirus.
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"I think my pessimism is getting the best of Gayle," he admits.
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The pessimism level fell to 26.6 percent, its lowest since mid-August.
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But to reject pessimism and nostalgia as simply inaccurate misses the point.
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Despite his pessimism Thursday, Trump said he would nonetheless wait until Feb.
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At the Capitol, Axios' David Nather and Caitlin Owens hear only pessimism.
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But Democratic optimism is also based on a pessimism about the economy.
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Do you see yourself as deliberately pushing back against a pervasive pessimism?
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Here are seven reasons optimism beats pessimism every day of the week.
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Yet after the Depression, governments took on the job of countering pessimism.
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This comes with a corresponding pessimism about the future of the Republic.
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Corn single-handedly led this boost in pessimism from the grains side.
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American anger and pessimism have transcended party ideology in this year's elections.
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"We've gone from pessimism to optimism," Fox News host Laura Ingraham said.
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Cowardice, fearfulness, cynicism, negativity, discouragement, and pessimism are all opposites of boldness.
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In the next debate, Clinton should rebut Trump's over-the-top pessimism.
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In recent months, his playful pessimism had deteriorated into something more demoralized.
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It's an aphoristic, compelling, and depressing book on the nature of pessimism.
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Pessimism is not an ingredient in the alchemy of building a startup.
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It's also about the pessimism with which we greet any beautiful man.
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Back then we were desperate, and our activism was filled with pessimism.
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I'm only arguing that optimism about 2020 makes more sense than pessimism.
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I think we're kind of over the whole pessimism of it all.
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Such pessimism can become self-fulfilling, discouraging businesses from expanding and hiring.
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Mr. Buras sees in Mr. Kaczynski a pessimism about the European project.
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Now for some economic optimism — or at least an absence of pessimism.
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That's hard to say, and there are plenty of reasons for pessimism.
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Pessimism increases inflammation in the body and fosters metabolic abnormalities like diabetes.
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There is growing pessimism among millennials in developed countries about their futures.
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Their pessimism stemmed from the defection of a key leadership ally, Rep.
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"Despite the universal pessimism, oil is poised to break out," Tuey wrote.
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Like his literary models, Bacon's art, for all its pessimism, isn't nihilistic.
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So there's reason for some pessimism, but that was always the case.
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But this pessimism is counterproductive and simply empowers the forces of backwardness.
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That assumes a pessimism about America and its people and its country.
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Some showed love, obsession, and devotion while others showed pessimism and hopelessness.
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But the pessimism about the possibility of a female president was deeply felt.
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But it seems that the pessimism about the Chinese economy is not enough.
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MP: I wouldn't do my job if I had an ounce of pessimism.
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That seemed to dispel pessimism about the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Pessimism, and the associated perfectionism, may be a German strength—but in moderation.
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But in recent years pessimism and negativity have taken on a destructive edge.
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That pessimism is weighing far more heavily on traditional automakers than technology companies.
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The turbulence in the markets is causing pessimism over the economy to grow.
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" In some ways, that pessimism, as Sehgal notes, is Three Women's "great strength.
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This correspondent found himself gripped by a disconcerting mix of optimism and pessimism.
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Some say they've never felt so much pessimism about white America, such hopelessness.
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It nevertheless manages to channel the pessimism of that long-ago Manhattan businessman.
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"Optimism, pessimism, fuck that," he once told WIRED about his other company, SpaceX.
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The pessimism in Japan, France, Germany and Britain reflects a variety of factors.
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"I believe there is a lot of pessimism," Kuczynski said on RPP radio.
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What changed was King's pessimism about white willingness to address racism and poverty.
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A lot of his pessimism stems from the prevalence of high-frequency traders.
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With few exceptions, Black Mirror tends toward pessimism for our high-tech future.
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Uncertainty and pessimism have dominated the economic and business news in recent months.
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But in covering the opioid epidemic, pessimism has, sadly, served me very well.
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Left pessimism appeals to one side of Americans' outlook, completely missing the other.
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But they also point to higher inflation and pessimism for fixed income investments.
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That yielded an overall neutral sentiment index after two consecutive quarters of pessimism.
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This has led to a campaign season driven by fear, resentment and pessimism.
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Across Western New York, baked-in pessimism has given rise to contagious optimism.
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"There's some pessimism relating to what the beef market has done," Sands said.
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"There was just a huge amount of pessimism" about economic growth, he said.
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"Our sentiment composite indexes have shown pessimism [rising] on small corrections," he says.
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There's a kind of deep pessimism towards adulthood in all of your books.
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These are sobering results, but the researchers caution against any kneejerk cosmic pessimism.
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So we cannot have negative nellies out there fanning the flames of pessimism.
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Despite their pessimism, Chetty and his co-authors offer a ray of hope.
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I encounter with some embarrassment flickers of hope and dreams beneath my pessimism.
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Some groups had balked at the conclusions, which expressed pessimism about American options.
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His spiritual mood, marked by a sardonic cultural pessimism, is suited to match.
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Well, your pessimism must be right, but my article was about political strategy.
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This pessimism is affecting not just major companies but the European economy broadly.
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But once pessimism becomes entrenched, even that may not offer a quick fix.
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But fatalist pessimism is as dangerous as lying about the crisis at hand.
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They found destruction, pessimism and blame, but also resilience and determination to rebuild.
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You talk about the negative power of pessimism, and the positive of optimism.
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However, the same pessimism doesn't appear to be driving the outlook for 2020.
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Greater uncertainty gives economists a broader canvas upon which to project their pessimism.
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But once pessimism becomes entrenched, even that may not offer a quick fix.
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Economic pessimism has consequences for how individuals behave politically, regardless of its source.
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This would suggest that he is not just the candidate of economic pessimism.
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Behind social conservatives' Trumpian turn, I suspect, is deep pessimism about America's future.
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But there are three main reasons for optimism (or just not outright pessimism).
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For sure, one week of brighter data isn't enough to shift entrenched pessimism.
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"Pessimism sells more newspapers and draws more clicks than stories of success," it said.
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"Rabin" is not merely an expression of political pessimism, though it certainly is that.
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Some people have a pessimism bias, and this bias is associated with depression symptoms.
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He has no patience for pessimism, even when grounded in political or economic reality.
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NBC host Megyn Kelly expressed pessimism about the state of political journalism on television.
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Plus, he expects positive sentiment to overtake pessimism once the headline risks get settled.
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The bearishly inclined have more options than ever to suit their degree of pessimism.
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A recession, after all, is nothing more than a rut of self-ratifying pessimism.
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Maria has shown me that resilience is the antidote to hopelessness, despair and pessimism.
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They are also indicators of changes in society's optimism and pessimism, our social mood.
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And in the background, financial markets plummeted Thursday, weighed down by year-end pessimism.
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I think both brands of techno-pessimism — tired impotence and dangerous omnipotence — are wrong.
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Pessimism bias occurs when individuals overestimate how often negative things will happen to them.
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There's sweetness and optimism here, however entwined with cynicism and pessimism it might seem.
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Climate action is being blocked more by pessimism about innovation than skepticism about causation.
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The trends indicate that pessimism among Americans about the nation's economic future is growing.
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"There is great pessimism across the region," said Yavuz Celik, 32, a local shopkeeper.
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That'd be no small feat considering the overwhelming amount of pessimism in the marketplace.
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After initial pessimism about the man's prognosis, Hendren and his colleagues became cautiously optimistic.
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You'll find no such pessimism around the Washington, D.C., headquarters of Priorities USA Action.
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Thacker's pessimism has not just influenced me, but mass media and culture in general.
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That compared with a 37.5 percent pessimism level in the previous poll in April.
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Italy's stock market reflected the pessimism, plunging further into a bear market on Tuesday.
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Pessimism emanating from the stock market could leave consumers and businesses scared to spend.
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The March jobs gain probably won't be enough to dispel all the pessimism, though.
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For all of these reasons, one would have forgiven Teodoro for turning to pessimism.
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It isn't pessimism that says it'll be another night late to the stove today.
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Younger voters are fed up with the country's history of pessimism and oppressive consensus.
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Business expectations also fell, down 6.7 points to 44.9 last month, indicating growing pessimism.
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But a growing number of analysts now argue that this pessimism is becoming outdated.
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Yet there's pessimism on Wall Street that a tax-reform package will become law.
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McCullough said uncertainty is "far, far worse" from a CFO's perspective than outright pessimism.
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The Trump presidency began with an inaugural speech that was a proclamation of pessimism.
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It found that CEO pessimism about global growth is currently at a record high.
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A survey reading above 50 indicates optimism while a reading below 50 indicates pessimism.
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The four questions were: Both Republicans and Democrats average 653 on the pessimism scale.
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But it does suggest the depths of his pessimism about the American political system.
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To get a handle on the relationship between candidate support and economic pessimism, I combined four survey questions from the ANES 2016 pilot study into a single measure, giving each respondent an economic pessimism rating from 0 (least pessimistic) to 1 (most pessimistic).
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But the Fed's problem is less its target than an unforgiving pessimism about American productivity.
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We live in the midst of difficult times, and pessimism about our institutions seems natural.
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So do you think the market is overdoing it here in terms of its pessimism?
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Tocqueville believed that liberal optimism needs to be served with a side-order of pessimism.
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His endless tirades declaring America's downfall added to the pessimism that helped defeat the Democrats.
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The political pessimism among millionaires is not being driven by Democrats, which would be predictable.
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Falling Treasury yields are a litmus test for pessimism, and there's plenty of that around.
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"We must not let pessimism take hold, lest it creates self-fulfilling expectations," he said.
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In contrast to consumers, business leaders have been captured most intensely by the recent pessimism.
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But on Thursday, the bears' pessimism turned out to be overblown, and the obituaries, preemptive.
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"The most important influences of optimism and pessimism are on people's motivation," she tells Broadly.
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Maurer's pessimism adds to the impression that the political impasse is unlikely to break soon.
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However, despite this goldilocks environment, a specter of pessimism is looming over the U.S. economy.
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And even here, there is still anxiety and pessimism about the health of the economy.
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This methodology lets winners keep running, and doesn't allow overzealousness or pessimism skew new trades.
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AMLO and his party have not reacted well to such pessimism from the investment community.
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This pessimism offset the positive sentiment from trade news that was out over the weekend.
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Therapeutic pessimism and institutional decay ensued, new reforms were introduced, and the cycle began again.
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Pessimism can be a form of penance, and of spiritual humility in a humanist age.
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Nine in 10 Republicans voiced pessimism, a strong indication that they will back Mr. Trump.
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Despite Faber's pessimism, some data points have shown reasons for hope in the U.S. economy.
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One thing that could mitigate the second-half pessimism is a shift in investor cash.
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I'd approach this narrative with cautious pessimism until we see more evidence on the field.
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That has fueled some pessimism about whether the early boom in M&A would continue.
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Voter turnout was a low 44.5 percent, indicating widespread voter apathy and pessimism, observers said.
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To suggest we are on the edge of defeat is to yield to unreasonable pessimism.
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The latest move, then, can be seen as a recalibration of Wall Street's overriding pessimism.
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It's hard to look at our current moment and conclude that Lippmann's pessimism was misplaced.
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" Their conclusion: "Experiencing more anger triggered more optimistic beliefs; experiencing more fear triggered greater pessimism.
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But occasional and understandable bouts of pessimism aside, "Truth in Our Times" is not dire.
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Pessimism in the face of one's mortality is probably more common than sunny carpe diem.
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Yang, a businessman, presents a notable example of the twinned qualities of pessimism and hope.
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But pessimism about the U.S. market increased to one-third from 8 percent last year.
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Rising pessimism about corporate profits and a wider economic slowdown have rattled the stock market.
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His pessimism was palpable, but he held out hope: ''We will not be devoured easily.
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Factory orders plunged in the first two months of 2019 and sentiment surveys reflect pessimism.
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According to a new study by Bank of America, I'm not alone in my pessimism.
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The index has remained in negative territory -- meaning pessimism outweighs optimism -- for seven straight months.
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The pessimism of the mind and the optimism of the heart, as Gramsci would say.
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Pessimism about future living standards declined only slightly for Democrats, from 24 to 21 percent.
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" And in 2015, he panned the "preachers of pessimism" who "prattle endlessly about America's problems.
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The case for Snapchat pessimism goes like this: Snapchat is mostly an app for teenagers.
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You gave a good set of reasons for pessimism that anything will happen this year.
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" In fact, the study's authors write, "Those who were in the highest quartile of pessimism had nearly a 2.2-fold higher adjusted odds ratio for death from CHD during the 11-year follow-up period when compared to those in the lowest quartile of pessimism.
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"Engineer's pessimism is what's at play; the question is who's right" — the pessimist or the optimist.
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Nonetheless, fear, anger and pessimism are all around us, even up here in the Swiss Alps.
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Investors want to see the impact on the U.S. jobs market before reassessing the current pessimism.
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The lyrics point to underlying pessimism, but there's some good old fashioned love in there, too.
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But people need to remember that bull markets don't end on pessimism; they end in euphoria.
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Despite the growing pessimism, Jones said the Fed is locked into a hike at the Dec.
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"Our job is to defeat this pessimism with action," says José Ramón Valente, the economy minister.
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Mr Trump's exaggerated miserabilism, about the state of America and the world, chimes with that pessimism.
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Pessimism is growing among wealthier Americans, according to results from the spring 2016 CNBC Millionaire Survey.
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But this was a speech that revealed a deep pessimism about America's present, and correctly so.
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"It has raised pessimism in the shadow of Brexit, " Paulsen said, referring to the GDP number.
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Optimists explained away traders' apparent pessimism using arguments that have started to crop up again today.
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He explained how pessimism is self-fulfilling, while optimism leads people to try until they succeed.
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In a moment of pessimism, your support made me and my friends here enormous happiness [sic].
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A majority of them blame headwinds stemming from the trade war with China for their pessimism.
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"I've never seen so much pessimism out there," he said of the weeks before the election.
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It's more beneficial to your career to address when pessimism, or speaking negatively, is actually needed.
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But Denkenberger argues that technology has advanced far enough that there's no reason for such pessimism.
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Should this data hold and pessimism sink in, investors could be in for even more trouble.
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Keep your pessimism in check and connect with nature—flora and fauna always helps your spirits!
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I would call the belief that activism can merely avert "major disasters" a form of pessimism!
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Even her life plans—she wants to move to Los Angeles—are colored by her pessimism.
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Many favored bonds of pipeline operators, saying excessive pessimism has sunk their prices to distressed levels.
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In fact, and unfortunately, a certain amount of techno-pessimism has gained currency on the left.
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This philosophy of pessimism offers a solution to a lot of distress and agitation around marriage.
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It's easy to allow yourself to slip into pessimism or take on an air of indifference.
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The more serious problem is today's pervasive and self-reinforcing pessimism, which feeds the reactionary impulse.
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Americans' anger and pessimism are more fundamental than anything that can be explained by G.D.P. statistics.
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The mood was one of stark pessimism, particularly when the topic turned to the United States.
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The competing interests come amid increasing pessimism from GOP senators that they'll arrive at a deal.
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Alvy's morbid pessimism seems right at home in this catastrophic second decade of the 21st century.
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But in Gaza there was pessimism that the latest ceasefire would be a long-term solution.
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The not-so-good news: The longer that bear markets last, the more pessimism they spread.
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Pessimism, along with the rising cost of living, has turned some young Chinese into penny pinchers.
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And despite the grief at its heart, "The Staircase" never lapses into grimness or plodding pessimism.
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In it, Robinson suggests moving past the question of optimism or pessimism in our shared struggles.
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Ultimately, greater understanding of Arab youth will promote progress and peace, rather than polemics and pessimism.
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With all that said, Woodruff notes that there's a difference between depression and regular old pessimism.
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This is a performance-based approach that bridges the gap between seller optimism and buyer pessimism.
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In the post-meeting statement, the Fed dropped some of its prior pessimism about sluggish inflation.
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In general, there are a few notable differences across different groups in their levels of pessimism.
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In context, then, Musk's AI concerns are not an out-of-character streak of technological pessimism.
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In the United States, I encountered a kind of pessimism and listlessness that I didn't expect.
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When I hear people make the case for pessimism, that case often resolves down to climate change.
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You say you incline to pessimism but that this book gave you reasons to be optimistic. Why?
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Leo Damrosch, in his biography, couches the notion of the general will in terms of Rousseau's pessimism.
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Wambach pointed to political uncertainty at home as another factor behind the growing pessimism among German investors.
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That uncertainty will provide room for pessimism to feed on itself and perhaps grow into something unmanageable.
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And I was just trying to show how pessimism happens when dark things run out of control.
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Some of this pessimism is tactical: if operators were more enthusiastic, equipment vendors would raise their prices.
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Now companies are echoing those concerns with a level of pessimism not often seen from corporate America.
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With elements of pessimism and cosmic annihilation, this record throws salt into the wounds of all saviors.
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A drop in inflation expectations pushes up the real interest rate, squeezing borrowing and adding to pessimism.
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Put it together with a stable and reliable dollar, and we can move from pessimism to optimism.
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Notwithstanding that aluminium prices are now 4 percent lower than last April, investors' pessimism has two drivers.
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Both Odey and Hargreaves said one reason for their pessimism was a lack of direction from Brexiteers.
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Perhaps the most damaging for Sanders' campaign, however, was the pessimism about future donations to Sanders campaign.
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Besides, look at it this way: It is basically impossible to out-pessimism Donald "American Carnage" Trump.
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Risks from Brexit to Italian political uncertainty and turmoil in Hong Kong have added to the pessimism.
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"There has been a fair amount of pessimism in the last 15 days or so," Sinha said.
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But optimism in airline stocks was counteracted by pessimism in the energy sector, which fell 0.4 percent.
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The pessimism about government extends to the prospects for government progress on a number of top issues.
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"There have been trade philosophy books that have tried to recast pessimism as self-help," he said.
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The view about economic growth is also changing, as the pessimism for implementation of Trump policies increased.
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Moreover, some recent campaigns have shown that pessimism undergoes an intriguing shift as Election Day draws closer.
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BUT I'M NOT SO SURE, I DON'T NECESSARILY SHARE ANYONE'S PESSIMISM THAT AMERICA MIGHT BAIL OUT ENTIRELY.
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For all his pessimism, Mr. Naipaul was confident that what he called "Our Universal Civilization" would prevail.
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With "Black Book," Venet approaches, but never reaches, the absolute no-saying of Reinhardt's studied mystic pessimism.
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At present, though, this all amounts to the same kind of pessimism the show has always known.
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That partly reflects optimism about the improvement in those economies rather than pessimism about the United States.
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Because such pessimism eluded one of them, Pete Buttigieg, the millennial former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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For companies reporting earnings, markets in the throes of pessimism and fear don't make for receptive audiences.
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Whatever the truth, it's undeniable that the market is defying expectations and making pessimism a losing strategy.
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The Fed's statement, released after Yellen's final meeting Wednesday, removed some of its prior pessimism about inflation.
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They were all in somewhat unique circumstances, but nonetheless suggest possible caveats to the study's overall pessimism.
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This deep pessimism is central to Mambéty's work, which presents a vision of Senegal under constant exploitation.
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The historic preservation movement, which rose from the vandalized station's ashes, was born of a new pessimism.
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It appears that the pessimism about capitalism is making some Democratic voters more receptive to socialist candidates.
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It was really about expressing a tranquil, calm joy in the face of pessimism and buzz-harshing.
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And if it's him, it means that pessimism really has trumped optimism, and we've turned a dark corner.
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This pessimism, this apathy, coupled with the authoritarian mindset that death fixes all problems, made me feel sick.
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Khamenei cautiously backed the deal, but has repeatedly expressed pessimism about the United States remaining committed to it.
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There's a cynicism or a pessimism inherent in this, of course, and there's also a sense of melancholy.
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"The pessimism on the revenue off of universal banks, specifically for 2016, is a little overdone," he said.
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Optimism, because local heroes like Ms Wilkes are doing wonderful work; pessimism, because they face such daunting problems.
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To test this possibility, I reran the model to include an interaction between racial resentment and economic pessimism.
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OANDA's Innes, however, cautioned that pessimism over the dollar/yen pair remained high, despite the yen's relative weakening.
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BUSINESS PESSIMISM GROWS What began as a movement to oppose the extradition law has taken on broader demands.
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" As a result, he said, the government has "drifted into a mindset of pessimism, passivity, fear, and victimhood.
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But the pessimism is what carried the major averages higher in the first half of 2019, he continued.
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Yet, although the reborn left gets some things right, its pessimism about the modern world goes too far.
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As for the pessimism regarding manufacturing jobs, automation unquestionably has enabled the sector produce more with fewer employees.
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The survey also showed deepening pessimism, with British factory output growing by the smallest amount since July 2016.
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Even so, the improvements for black men run counter to the drumbeat of pessimism about race in America.
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In a book that otherwise oscillates between anger and pessimism, there is a single ray of hope: Brexit.
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It's an ambitious but massively uneven book — mixing wide-eyed wonder with a pessimism that borders on sociopathy.
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Another reason is "smell of death" pessimism (buying an annuity means giving up hope of investing for gain).
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Vaults full of research attest to how emerging-market optimism is more soundly based than rich-country pessimism.
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Indeed, these artworks make you think about the past, ever reminding us that political pessimism is nothing new.
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He points to a contrarian indicator: pessimism — a factor that's still playing a major role on Wall Street.
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The increasing pessimism has supported risk-off trades that benefit safe-haven assets like the yen and gold.
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And despite the understandable pessimism from Caps fans, the team already showed it could flourish without Nicklas Backstrom.
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Still, the pessimism around Trump's capabilities to repeal and replace could push the index lower and cause disappointment.
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One of the more glaring examples of how strong pessimism has become is Gallup's U.S. Economic Confidence Index.
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It might sound odd, but pessimism relieves the excessive imaginative pressure that our romantic culture places upon marriage.
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The mood of pessimism is even starker among African-American civilians, especially in the wake of Yanez's acquittal.
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Today, this mechanism breeds pessimism and negativity through the mind's tendency to wander until it finds a threat.
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To be sure, given the tense political climate, there's some pessimism that a tax deal will get done.
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Though Apple's profits remain the envy of the corporate world, a naysaying pessimism now surrounds everything it does.
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It has been a lot of uncertainty and pessimism, but I don't think we're quite there just yet.
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This indicates a steady slide toward pessimism rather than a dramatic drop-off caused by one particular event.
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However, I also see couples retreat to pessimism to avoid conflict, vulnerability and the hard work of love.
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But some executives thought that there was too much pessimism in the corridors of the Davos congress center.
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"I don't think in terms of optimism or pessimism," says Spooner, a freelance writer and editor in Chicago.
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Yet the fervor of her pessimism, like the extremity of her moderation, made her a forceful, imperious presence.
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Dementors suck the life out of the room by imposing their negativity and pessimism upon everyone they encounter.
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In 2016, Trump's pessimism on the economy rang true because it lined up with many people's lived experiences.
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This enormous uncertainty leaves the Drake equation ultimately vulnerable to the optimism or pessimism of whoever wields it.
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But the line between optimism and pessimism is a permeable one—beneath every Bedford Falls lurks a Pottersville.
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Because of the loss of faith in progress downswingers have a baseline mood of pessimism, protest and anger.
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This dilemma still pervades his art-as-object approach, dovetailing with what I see as commercial market pessimism.
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That isn't normal, and it's an indication of more investor pessimism than economic and earnings data might suggest.
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That pessimism lifted after the television arm of Paramount, which held the movie rights, was revived in 2013.
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Mr. Cohen's pessimism shouldn't be wasted on the most successful, thriving and optimistic state in the Middle East.
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Inevitability and objectivity, like pessimism and optimism, are the names of programs offering freedom from choice and responsibility.
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The fine folks at Politico reported that the overarching feeling is pessimism about passing a health care bill.
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Democratic pessimism today stands in contrast to the optimism that followed the elections of 2006, 2008 and 2012.
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Major measures of consumer sentiment have dipped, with many consumers citing tariffs as a reason for their pessimism.
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Shares in Hong Kong fell more than 2% on Tuesday, reflecting investor pessimism today about the local economy.
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DAVOS - U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP SAYS "THIS IS NOT A TIME FOR PESSIMISM BUT A TIME FOR OPTIMISM"
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However, a large majority of the survey's 1,800 respondents in Africa's most industrialized economy showed signs of pessimism.
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But Fukuyama seems to have finally made a break from the profound cultural pessimism of the Straussian neocons.
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The latest AAII Sentiment Survey published on Thursday placed pessimism among individual investors at a six-week high.
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"This has given neuroscience a sense of pessimism that the brain is similarly a black box," she said.
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"I think this sort of succession of events is feeding through to pessimism in the market," Okamura said.
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What might be most surprising, in light of Silicon Valley pessimism, is that the jobs gap is growing.
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This is a pessimistic view on the future, and yet, within this pessimism I believe there is hope.
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" "All that trade optimism that's been building has been sucked out of the air and replaced with pessimism.
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The Piedmont region of northwestern Italy was one such place where pessimism seemed to have the upper hand.
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And the theme of the conference is "Optimism and Courage", so I'm titling my talk, "Pessimism and Cowardice".
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Optimism and pessimism are both irrational, and based on assumptions that you can predict anything about the future.
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The combination of those factors is fueling pessimism among some experts that the fiduciary regulation will become a reality.
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Multiple times over the last decade, Christensen declared his pessimism about the prospects for Apple's products, including the iPhone.
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There is something about market pessimism that endows bears with an aura of wisdom that is not always deserved.
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It implicitly calls on us to do something, to contribute, to join the spreading wave, whereas pessimism is easier.
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I've seen dozens of articles in the last few months expressing pessimism about the state of martech in 210.
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Since the financial crisis, almost every change in the Fed's forecasts has been in the direction of greater pessimism.
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Harwood: You hear a lot of pessimism these days about the state of our democracy and the political debate.
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The responses from more than 4,000 global board directors come amid a wave of pessimism about the global economy.
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The Republican message should be geared directly toward the discontent and pessimism that has taken over the middle class.
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Dr. Doom said that markets had veered from undue optimism to exaggerated pessimism on the world's second biggest economy.
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Despite the downturn, Beranger Guille, global editorial analytics director at Mergermarket, said the data was no reason for pessimism.
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In 2010, the end of the Fed's first quantitative-easing programme prompted an outbreak of pessimism in financial markets.
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At 26, he too has a knack for a descriptive turn of phrase and an artful sense of pessimism.
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This combination of pessimism and pluck finds its most acute expression in Tattfoo Tan's New Earth Resiliency Training Module.
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Everywhere there are local activists trying to rebuild, but it's hard to hold off the dislocation, distrust and pessimism.
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The crowd is seldom right when they all agree, because the market price reflects everyone's collective optimism (or pessimism).
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In 2016 that seems to have been turned on its head: America is shrouded in a most unAmerican pessimism.
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Remarkably, this insight did not lead Herzen to pessimism, despite the blighting of so many of his political hopes.
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Never is Mr. Vance more aware of this pessimism and estrangement than when he leaves for Ohio State University.
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It's also possible to take this reasoning to an extreme—to become radically pessimistic about the consequences of pessimism.
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"The pessimism on corporate earnings is palpable," Richard Turnill, chief investment strategist at BlackRock, wrote in a Tuesday report.
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But my experiences generally keep that hope in check; it is hard to shake off the doubt and pessimism.
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To your point, the prevailing view is that must be bad, and it's just part of the national pessimism.
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His attempts at optimism are framed as counterintuitive, faring little better, in predictive terms, than his lapses into pessimism.
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Without needing to work through Shakespeare's ornate language, one is especially struck by the work's pervasive cruelty and pessimism.
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The survey also showed that sentiment about future output fell to a record low, pointing to pessimism among manufacturers.
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Yet despite the pessimism — and possible nihilism — that Mr. Kosky highlights, there is plenty of humor, and even pathos.
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Mr. Cohen's pessimism would likely come as a surprise to Israelis, who are healthier and wealthier than ever before.
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It would be far more prudent to prepare for a scenario based not on optimism, but on realistic pessimism.
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We're also served poorly by an occasionally reflexive pessimism bereft of adequate nuance or a sufficient sense of triage.
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The pessimism among astronomers is due to the fact that they have no legal — national or international — protections here.
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For all the pessimism, Obama officials are still hopeful that they can continue working with Tehran on specific issues.
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So let's pause from our pessimism for a nanosecond of celebration about a world that is actually getting better.
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His pessimism is intact, describing all relationships as doomed to sour and all life as a prelude to suicide.
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These participants worry that such expectations are signs of a deep-rooted pessimism that could perpetuate sluggish economic growth.
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The Duke survey, which also questions CFOs outside the United States, found that pessimism isn't just an American problem.
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But when you talk to them, there is this pessimism about the party and the future of the party.
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Ayers on Tuesday morning also expressed pessimism about the prospect of passing tax reform, the administration's top legislative priority.
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"Most people thought it would be resolved but it has dragged on and the optimism turned to pessimism," said Meckler.
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Pessimism actually increased in the American Association of Individual Investors' most recent sentiment survey, which measured the week ending Wednesday.
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The current pessimism runs counter to last week's performance, which saw Wall Street take the edge off a bearish month.
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"Counter to intuition, optimists were not immune to feeling a rise in pessimism at the moment of truth," Sweeny said.
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BR: Where I have pessimism on this subject is people who don't like thinking about science, who reject it even.
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Lim stressed that the Japanese bank's pessimism about equities did not mean a downgrade of "the country as a whole."
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The big picture: A week that began with optimism about trade ended lower due, in part, to pessimism about trade.
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I think there was a lot of pessimism coming into the earnings season, just because investors saw a negative number.
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Their continued pessimism contrasts starkly with a more bullish attitude among analysts in the most recent poll by Thomson Reuters.
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Reasons for pessimism: Nevertheless, a higher share of investors say the market is overvalued than at any point since 2000.
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But the pessimism that abounds these days—as authoritarians have turned new technologies to their advantage—is likewise not decisive.
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Over time it will come back, I just hope we don't all elongate that waiting period by overdoing the pessimism.
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Companies were much less satisfied with their current situation and their pessimism about the coming months also increased, he added.
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The graph indicates that neither income nor economic pessimism has a statistically significant impact on evaluations of Clinton versus Trump.
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A good Singles Day could, theoretically, counter some of the investor pessimism surrounding the ongoing SEC investigations, an analyst said.
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And we cannot let this pessimism, this dark and divisive and dangerous vision in America take hold in anybody's heart.
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But once the dust settles and the unexpected result is digested, will the pessimism give way and risk appetite return?
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Sentiment turned so negative in May and now, as stock rebound in June, we're seeing pessimism being replaced with optimism.
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It can either disappoint them and risk adding to pessimism, or move rates much of the way back to zero.
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He contrasted that belief in American ingenuity and decency with the pessimism and zero-sum fearfulness that Trump feeds on.
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THE SENSE of pessimism that hung over the world economy early this year has begun to lift in recent weeks.
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On Tuesday night, he had answers to audience questions from childhood trauma to pessimism around automation, and even e-sports.
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Domestic consumption accounts for about 28 percent of Australia's gross domestic product, so pessimism among consumers is bad for growth.
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Unlike most political candidates, he speaks off the cuff, simultaneously reflecting and stoking the anger and pessimism of his supporters.
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But there is a clear sense now of pessimism over the likely returns from any more stimulus they may implement.
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The strong gains erased the market's pessimism after figures showed China's factory-gate inflation slowed for a seventh straight month.
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The general pessimism in the market and lowered expectations could set the U.S. up for a better-than-expected 2016.
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"At least, both private consumption and investment are withstanding the growing pessimism quite well for the time being," Zeuner said.
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Oil prices fluctuated between highs and lows on Thursday as pessimism over a global supply glut continued to impact sentiment.
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This is the person who takes joy in using criticism and pessimism to suck the life out of a room.
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Pessimism over Temer's chances to pass sweeping reforms has started to creep into Brazilian markets after months of strong gains.
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Perhaps it's all to do with British pessimism and American optimism; Americans just assume the equity market will go up.
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At that time, some unusual swings in the market for United States Treasury bonds stirred a wave of economic pessimism.
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So what is behind the sudden outburst of pessimism about what would be the most spectacular diplomatic summit in decades?
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I ask you to reject cynicism and pessimism, and push forward, in whatever you do, with an infectious, relentless optimism.
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Stocks fell sharply on Wednesday as growing Wall Street pessimism pulled two major U.S. indexes in negative territory for 2900.
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The theological roots of "positive thinking" show how the seeming polar extremes of pessimism and optimism work hand in hand.
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Bitcoin valuation can be an indicator of many things, but perhaps chiefly of people's optimism or pessimism regarding the technology.
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Besides calling the current state of our country "pretty saddening," Gillingham kept her answers to my questions free of pessimism.
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All of them tap a deep and thickening vein of pessimism about the economic and political prospects of the West.
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Despite its pessimism, the movie has helped define our own collective sense of what great urban environments should look like.
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Their remarks begin as a discussion about IQ specifically, but drift into what sounds like pessimism about social policy generally.
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In 1989, when East Germans' peaceful revolution toppled the wall, my melancholy pessimism of convenience was revealed as an illusion.
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Yet as dire as their fate looks, some flowers bloom amid the gloom, taking the edge off the book's pessimism.
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That pessimism was stronger among Democrats (73%) and independents (60%), while most Republicans said they were optimistic about it (52%).
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And given that combination, I can see why you would read that as pessimism with a halfhearted nod to optimism.
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Pessimism is also on the way to depression, which the American Heart Association considers a risk factor for cardiovascular disease.
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Nearly two-thirds (64%) say an agreement is unlikely to happen before the deadline, with pessimism stretching across party lines.
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The above few sections might inspire some pessimism, but there's plenty of reason to be excited about self-driving cars.
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Perhaps the biggest risk of delay is that it fuels public pessimism and worry about Social Security's future, he said.
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In the flip-flopping between trade talk pessimism and optimism, the latter was winning on Wall Street in midday trading.
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He rightly notes that Lincoln's embrace of colonization reflected pessimism that blacks could ever enjoy equality in the United States.
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Chinese leaders are taking increasingly bold steps to stop rising pessimism about turbulent markets and the slowing of the country's growth.
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Still, the project's initial pessimism and closing uncertainty is balanced by a second act that, if not exactly resolute, is optimistic.
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A shooting spree in Orlando, Florida, in which 50 people were killed and similar number wounded only added to the pessimism.
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Adding to the pessimism, President Donald Trump, in his State of the Union address, called reducing prescription drug prices a priority.
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Debate about how to improve the world loses its purpose—because of Marx's certitude about progress, Rousseau's pessimism or Nietzsche's subjectivity.
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I hope wrestling with Thomas's conservatism opens up a discussion across the country about where we think racial pessimism leads necessarily.
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But "talk about default is senseless even examining these numbers with pessimism," said Federico Thomsen of Buenos Aires consultancy E.F. Thomsen.
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Productivity pessimism remains the norm among official forecasters, but more academics are trying to understand how automation may affect the economy.
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"The first step to change is good intentions," Vestager said, acknowledging Swisher's pessimism that Facebook will actually change for the better.
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The yield on ten-year Treasuries fell by 0.7 percentage points, peak to trough, suggesting growing pessimism about long-term growth.
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While is little scientific evidence that pessimism can be "treated," the worst thing to do is to not take any action.
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This discomfort is especially likely if we are already rather short on self-esteem or prone to pessimism and low moods.
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"That put-call ratio specifically [is] showing the most pessimism in the market since the November 2016 U.S. election," he added.
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In the midst of the general pessimism, the fact the EU application process is moving forward offers a glimmer of hope.
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In stark contrast to the pessimism of 2017, the summer of 1997 was characterised by genuine hope around England's national side.
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While Faber has made a name on pessimism, he contended that bright spots for potential growth still exist in emerging markets.
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Yet investor pessimism about the global growth outlook and political risks have receded, denting the appeal of safe-haven bond markets.
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Despite all this hatred in our world, despite my pessimism, like many people, I think love is the end, despite everything.
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Nor did his fallback pessimism or the women and faiths he engaged so readily and discarded so inevitably betoken true enlightenment.
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Pessimism about GameStop grew after online movies and music drove video rental company Blockbuster and most record stores out of business.
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"The reason for pessimism about practical applications is that we understand nature really, really well in some respects," Kaplan told me.
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While there is much optimism around the future potential of self-driving cars, pessimism abounds around the timing of the transition.
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There was little pessimism around technology companies, which had helped to power the CSI300 to a 1.3-percent gain on Monday.
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Consumers may be sensitive to tariff-related news, but their pessimism has not affected their spending habits — at least, not yet.
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Despite pessimism over how long the cease-fire would last, calm was widely reported after it took effect at 7 p.m.
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As Eduardo Porter notes, this undermines Donald J. Trump's pessimism about the American economy, though it does not justify unbridled celebration.
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That pessimism extends across party lines: 28500 percent of Democrats and 6900 percent of Republicans agree that tax reform is unlikely.
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Your Monday bottom line: Republicans involved in this process shade more toward optimism than pessimism as they head into this week.
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However, on balance, more overall respondents viewed U.S. trade policy as cause for pessimism than for optimism, according to the poll.
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The CFO survey's pessimism about 22009 will raise eyebrows because mainstream economists are still projecting steady, albeit slower, growth next year.
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They have also expressed increasing pessimism in states like Montana and West Virginia, even though Trump won them by wide margins.
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That's why discussions of extraterrestrial civilizations, no matter how learned, have historically boiled down to mere expressions of hope or pessimism.
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Business elites face rising pressures at home and abroad, and a mood of deep pessimism is spreading across the wider population.
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" But Ms. Capito also said in an interview that in her economically depressed state, "there is a huge degree of pessimism.
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"Most people thought it would be resolved but it has dragged on and the optimism has turned to pessimism," said Meckler.
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Baird said pessimism on Model 3 demand is overblown, and that weak Q1 delivery expectations are already priced into the stock.
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Growing pessimism among bankers, who were cutting exposure to the industry after the collapse of Carillion, hit Kier's share issue plan.
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"There's a fair amount of pessimism about this among the people who tried to fight dengue and chikungunya," Dr. Frieden said.
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One senses a fear, among Colbert and so many others, that pessimism is paralyzing; that it discourages the fight for change.
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Stephen Stanley, chief economist at Amherst Pierpont, said pessimism in financial markets was strikingly at odds with the latest economic data.
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Perhaps I am blinded by my own pessimism, but I do often wonder whether hope is a rational response to reality.
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This post has been a whole lot of pessimism, so let me end by at least gesturing in a hopeful direction.
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In December, a sharp sell-off in the stock market coincided with a rise in pessimism in surveys of business leaders.
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The housing market has cooled, and a sense of pessimism colors conversations about the economy in Australia, especially among the young.
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Sex is an impediment to any idealism, which is why the post-Weinstein era will be an era of gender pessimism.
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Quixotic pessimism is thus marked by a refusal to let the odds of my success determine the value of my fight.
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Pessimism is everywhere: in opinion polls, in rising suicide rates and falling birthrates, and in the downwardly mobile trajectory of millennials.
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Pre-emptively tightening policy actually represents a deeper pessimism about an economy's room to expand before it runs into structural obstacles.
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Your pessimism, DIY home workout videos, and extreme facial expressions will be missed — by the fraction of people who supported you.
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"Graduation," Cristian Mungiu's nerve-racking and humane new film, provides plenty of visual and narrative evidence in support of Romeo's pessimism.
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The Dow sank 313 points Tuesday on pessimism over the posturing ahead of U.S.-China trade talks set to resume Thursday.
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Micron is down 5.5 percent in the last month, but Cramer attributes that drop to the market's pessimism about the company.
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Pessimism about the global economy stands in contrast with more upbeat signals coming from financial markets, William Horobin of Bloomberg writes.
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The recent police shootings of African-American men in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and outside St. Paul, Minnesota, have increased his pessimism.
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Sadly, it's his pessimism about an America driven by party, rather than his optimism about the Senate, that rings true today.
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This burst of dystopian pessimism has a dim contrast in "I'm Not Racist," which is almost grotesquely earnest and naïvely optimistic.
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The questions present an alternative to tech evangelism and extreme pessimism, but sometimes as a framing device they can feel didactic.
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Trump World's pervasive pessimism about the state of America — shared by too much of the right — is fully detached from reality.
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Now, if you wanted to inject some pessimism here, you could point out the very real limitations of all these moves.
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As part of that, a net 54 percent see China slowing down, which is the highest level of pessimism in two years.
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The US Energy Information Administration on Tuesday lowered its 2019 forecast for global oil prices on fears about demand growth, boosting pessimism.
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Spreadbetters expected the pessimism to carry over into Europe, forecasting a slightly lower open for Britain's FTSE, Germany's DAX and France's CAC.
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Perhaps writing this on the heels of a week's staycation holiday has influenced my view and brushed off some of my pessimism.
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Mr Warburton is the strongest casting, with a voice foreboding and deep enough to sound out Snicket's pessimism and undertones of conspiracy.
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Making that assumption about the police would be a mistake, however, despite the deep pessimism about state authority incidents like these provoke.
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Pessimism about the inflation goal notwithstanding, only 14 percent of firms want the Bank of Japan to go further with monetary easing.
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To say there was pessimism about Snap's future would be overstating it, since few people still cared enough to consider an opinion.
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Some observers have suggested that higher rates of chronic opioid prescriptions could be involved, along with whites' greater pessimism about their finances.
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Trump's critics argue that his insistence that the election is rigged simply underscores the nominee's growing pessimism about his Election Day prospects.
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It's an unfortunate reality that many of us non-whites peddle this pessimism for as long we've been disappointed by the Oscars.
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The slide in oil futures comes amid increased pessimism for a production cap agreement following a meeting of oil producers in Algeria.
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Overall, the two figures chimed with other data that show deep pessimism in British businesses about the outlook but resilience among consumers.
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"When you see investors turning on the market's former leaders, that tends to spread doom and gloom and pessimism," the Cramer said.
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Americans' expectations about our health care system are a cascade of pessimism, according to new survey data from West Health and Gallup.
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I will apply, for the benefit of the humanity, all measures required, avoiding those twin traps of over-optimism and uniformed pessimism.
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And the administration's earliest actions — marked by poor execution, willful ignorance of data and xenophobia — has done nothing to counter that pessimism.
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Pessimism is easy, but this team also won 47 games last season, and a hobbled Leonard only appeared in nine of them.
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Still a fear and pessimism permeated our street conversations and made me see how fearful people are of our country's changing demographics.
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Trump's anti-trade rhetoric and his general attitude of economic pessimism seem to have resonated particularly strongly with voters in these states.
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Baird said pessimism on Model 3 demand is overblown, and that weak first-quarter delivery expectations are already priced into the stock.
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One danger is creating the impression that there's nothing we can do to improve society, or falsely equating pessimism with moral seriousness.
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Sneakily, Mrs Clinton portrayed Mr Trump as simultaneously rash and clueless in his policy pronouncements, but consistent in his pessimism about America.
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Kain is so driven by his desire to restore Nosgoth that he brushes aside his own inherent pessimism to build his empire.
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And even these medium-size steps put the lie to the pessimism and fatalism one hears all too often on this subject.
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Teams should know by now to be wary of Italians who come to the party wearing pessimism like a cloak of deception.
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There's a long-standing strain of libertarianism and optimism, which is gradually being canceled by more powerful strains of progressivism and pessimism.
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This proportion, the latest sign of the pessimism gripping world markets, is the highest since September 229, according to data from Tradeweb.
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"We think there is a lot of pessimism priced into the pound," he said, predicting a move higher to $1.40 this year.
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Pessimism is the act of being sad and thinking about that sadness, dwelling on it, and interpreting the world through that sadness.
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The bottom line: Ma attributes the four companies' 2016 dealmaking to pessimism gripping the Chinese business community, otherwise known as capital flight.
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Pessimism helps me adopt an indifferent stance when things feel overwhelmingly helpless, like a life-preserver in an endless steel-grey ocean.
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To me, pessimism is interesting because it has something to do with the limits of thought, the limits of being human, really.
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Analysts said that pessimism over a stronger yen may persist for a while, but more investors are gradually chasing the market higher.
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Consumer pessimism over China's economy may be overstated, according to the China Beige Book, a quarterly survey of big businesses across China.
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With a deepening mood of pessimism and fear in Washington, they may be hard-pressed to tackle additional contentious legislation this year.
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Senators wrapped up their week on recess with an unexpected bout of pessimism over the prospects of passing a health care bill.
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Both the trade headwinds and political crisis have fanned business pessimism, with confidence slumping to its lowest on record, the survey showed.
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But when the market as a whole goes down, the sheer waves of optimism and pessimism are almost always playing a role.
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The faux-literary language seems larded on to distract from the book's essential pessimism about power and conflict between men and women.
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But this sense of gloom and pessimism has gotten ahead of the facts on the ground, especially concerning the United States economy.
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To the Editor: I was appalled by the pessimism and fear described in "Puberty for the Middle-Aged" (Op-Ed, Nov. 20).
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Where American photorealist painters offered a kitchen-sink realism reflecting Vietnam War-era pessimism, Mr. Gertsch's subjects are lighter and more glamorous.
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The response to coronavirus resembles the inverse of a speculative mania, with fear replacing greed, and errors of pessimism those of optimism.
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He said, 'Bull markets are born in pessimism, they grow in skepticism and they mature in optimism and they die in euphoria.
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Therefore, Fed's pessimism of the inflation rate has once again reinforced the market's belief that Fed is taking on a dovish stance.
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" Over time, he said these exercises can produce long-lasting results that "basically permanently change extreme pessimism into something much less pessimistic.
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Few admitted disappointment in the outcome of the first two contests and a growing sense of pessimism about Ms. Warren's electoral prospects.
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"It looks kind of like a pair of epidemics — two different outbreaks of a disease called pessimism or financial uncertainty," he said.
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The currency of Africa's most industrialized economy has taken a hit from a stronger dollar and pessimism over the country's growth outlook.
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Several major measures of consumer sentiment have dipped in recent weeks, with many consumers citing tariffs as a reason for their pessimism.
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The pessimism is not limited to the United States, either, according to the report, which was produced by the Pew Research Center.
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The ongoing wave of pessimism is "the worst I've seen in my 30 years of market career," he added, speaking in Portuguese.
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If Ukraine's good weather fortunes are not enough to validate a larger wheat crop, perhaps the recurring pessimism of Ukrainian analysts is.
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"Pessimism is spreading over every corner of this place," says Sameer Abu Mudallala, an economics professor at Al-Azhar University in Gaza.
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Thornberry on Monday warned against such pessimism, as well as taking dollar amounts out of context from what military capabilities are needed.
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And while earnings expectations were relatively stable in 2017, pessimism over Europe this year has led analysts to steadily downgrade their forecasts.
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The figure below visualizes the relationship between respondents' level of economic pessimism and their feelings toward the candidates, from 0 to 100.
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This exhibition offers no clear answers, just an opportunity to reflect on the balance of pessimism and optimism in your own outlook.
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Pessimism about global growth have intensified, with 60 percent indicating that a slowdown in GDP gains is coming over the next 12 months.
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That so many people in this country embraced pessimism, and that the country needs a political novice to reinvent America's greatness, is disturbing.
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SECOND, IS IT, YOU KNOW, EVERYONE RUSHING OUT OF A RISK, IS IT A PANIC, IS IT – YOU KNOW – A PESSIMISM, OVERLY PESSIMISTIC?
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The bar is high, that's for sure; but there are also a few reasons why the industry's pessimism is due a reality check.
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Pessimism among retail investors is at the worst level in about 11½ years, according to the latest American Association of Individual Investors survey.
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From the utopian counter-culture optimism of the 1960s to the pessimism of today's millenarian cyberdelia, psychedelics have profoundly shaped recent American history.
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The caution on Tuesday added to investor pessimism that has brought semiconductor ETF SMH down nearly 24 percent from its all-time highs.
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"If you're looking for shreds of pessimism in the current economy, you can find them here and there," especially in housing, Blinder said.
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"There's a lot of pessimism seeping in," said Erick Erickson, a commentator close to the Cruz campaign and a leading anti-Trump voice.
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A combination of buoyant demand and supply-side jitters is supporting prices of soybeans and corn after several years of glut-driven pessimism.
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Pessimism about the outlook for crude prices was reflected by a similar collapse in sentiment towards middle distillates such as gasoil (tmsnrt.rs/2PtIemz).
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Surely the truth is somewhere in between; surely any rational assessment of the future must include a mixture of both optimism and pessimism.
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When GMOs were restricted by the Cartagena protocol, signed in 2000, he left the UN in protest at its pessimism and "technological intolerance".
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But if policymakers do not decide soon to put growth ahead of their other goals, the next turn towards pessimism could be decisive.
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Among emerging markets, India is one of the few exceptions with a stable outlook, while pessimism over Latin America's economic growth has grown.
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Despite a decidedly mild downturn from late July to early August, the stock market has met all the pessimism with a convincing upturn.
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The macro pessimism interacted with deteriorating technical signals as copper toyed with long-term chart support levels on both sides of the Atlantic.
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That's decidedly better than the growth registered by the Obama presidency – as is Trump's optimism over the perpetual pessimism of the Obama administration.
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That points to some pessimism about corporate performance in certain sectors, said Anup Srivastava, an accounting professor at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business.
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The same way that pessimism based on past experiences can snowball in a person's mind and color all experiences, so too can optimism.
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And some 10-year euro zone bond yields edged lower, keeping recent lows within sight, in a sign that investor pessimism remains entrenched.
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ZEW President Achim Wambach said the pessimism among German investors was probably driven by the continued slide in incoming orders for German industry.
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"That assumes a pessimism about America, about the economy, about the people, about its culture that we're simply refusing to accept," Mulvaney said.
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Fewer downbeat reports do not guarantee actual economic strength, but they help foster optimism or at least reduce pessimism among traders and investors.
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Brown doesn't know if we've seen the bottom, but he thinks now is the time to buy given general pessimism in the markets.
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"There seems to be reduced pessimism at least for the outlook for Deutsche," said Shaun Osborne, chief FX strategist, at Scotiabank in Toronto.
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The typical American generally adopts a bifurcated view of their situation that does not comport well with the relentless pessimism of many leftists.
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Others, among players and media, seem to think Carmelo's sudden pessimism is a bit much, and that a deal will get worked out.
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Or will they believe Trump is driving policy, in which case they will go into negotiations with greater pessimism about finding common ground?
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Certainly it is impossible to understand Ozick's pessimism, and its relevance to our current moment, without appreciating the essential Jewishness of her critique.
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The Irish market's rally means that the pessimism about Brexit is going away, said O'Halloran, whose fund is up 12% since Aug. 11.
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Many people viewed this fact as a reflection of the Democratic Party's pessimism toward the potential of the black electorate in the state.
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"The Great Suppression," in turn, exposes the roots of that pessimism, enumerating conservative efforts to combat demographic changes by rolling back democracy itself.
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In other words, there are grounds for optimism on the state of the world economy, matched by pessimism about how durable it is.
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"Just as optimism fuels the and energy needed to accomplish goals, pessimism causes us to give up before we even try," McKee writes.
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Such images represent a conscious effort on Mr. Marshall's part to rescue the image of black life from a default air of pessimism.
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Still, these early efforts at least do something to fight against the impulse to fall into pessimism in these bleak, almost anarchic times.
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Civic Engagement BRETT: The thing about pessimism is that it doesn't really leave much room for stuff like volunteering or going to meetings.
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There seems to be growing pessimism about how well Apple's flagship iPhone X is selling, and questions about a potential rebound in China.
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But elite pessimism about Cruz says more about the biases of media and Beltway insiders than it does about the Republican primary itself.
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But it also made me realize that my desire not to reproduce stems from a deeply rooted pessimism about the future of humanity.
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The title's "for now" pointedly conveys the show's twin strains of ecological optimism and pessimism, but its invocation of "poetry" is more mysterious.
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For Democrats desperate to send Trump a stern message, the results were a tug-of-war between optimism and pessimism, contentment and disappointment.
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He's clearly given a lot of thought to this strain of detective-gangster fiction, to its cruelty, extremity, pessimism and flashes of nihilism.
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There is no easy way out of the Trump era, but there is a way forward, and it is not through hopeless pessimism.
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The latest salvo comes amid growing fears of a global economic downturn and increasing pessimism about the prospects of striking a trade deal.
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Pew Research reported in 2016 that roughly a third of white voters -- rural and suburban alike -- feel pessimism about their children's financial future.
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It comes out of my personal optimistic pessimism or pessimistic optimism for Israel-Palestine, my true heartbreak over the peace process falling apart.
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The experts behind the study say part of the reason for the pessimism in the industry is that hackers are getting more potent.
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Pessimism in industry worsened to well below the long-term average, as the export-driven sector feels the impact of global trade wars.
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Stocks have reacted wildly to reports on the trade talks, which have flip-flopped between pessimism and optimism over the past 17 months.
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"Your response has to be to reject cynicism and reject pessimism and push forward, with a certain infectious and relentless optimism," he says.
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The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell to 1.85 percent, its lowest level since 2016, in a sign of economic pessimism.
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That pessimism continued into 24 and 25 as rivals like Samsung pushed forward with iPhone alternatives that had bigger screens and wild features.
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Moritz attempted to explain what drove the record-setting pessimism by touching upon a handful of the biggest threats identified by CEOs worldwide.
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The S&P 500 barely budged and yields on government bonds fell, suggesting slightly more pessimism on the outlook for growth and inflation.
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But when central banks are obstinate in their lack of confidence, the world remains at their mercy if their pessimism becomes self-fulfilling.
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There's no end in sight — but much of the pessimism was already priced in: Apple warned investors what to expect earlier this month.
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But Cramer has noticed that analysts still seem hesitant to embrace the jewelry giant, so on Friday, he wanted to quash the pessimism.
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FedEx Chairman and CEO Fred Smith expressed extreme pessimism about the global economy on the delivery giant's post-earnings conference call with analysts.
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And that means pessimism can be a self-fulfilling prophecy as we let our fears interfere with our motivation to prove them false.
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Investors typically view falling bond yields as a sign of economic pessimism, because it points to higher demand for a safe haven asset.
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The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell to 1.85 percent, its lowest level since 2016, in a sign of economic pessimism.
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Dr. Steven Southwick, a psychiatry professor at Yale Medical School and Dr. Charney's co-author, notes that optimism, like pessimism, can be infectious.
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"The Walking Dead" has evinced a bleak pessimism since its earliest episodes, but previous seasons have situated the misery in a meaningful context.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) trimmed its global growth forecasts and a survey showed increasing pessimism among business chiefs amid the trade tensions.
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So I think Smil and other clean energy pessimists are, at the very least, wrong to be quite so confident in their pessimism.
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What characterizes pessimism is the feeling that there is a dark future ahead and there is little one can do to avoid it.
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Ukraine's dollar-denominated bonds tumbled to multi-month lows, reflecting pessimism about what a Trump presidency means for the divided and indebted country.
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Politics, which has become synonymous with pessimism, made itself felt in less direct ways in other shows through the course of the year.
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The very evidence Gordon cites for pessimism — persistent inequality, low productivity growth, lack of major innovations — can also be read as signs of opportunity.
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Insofar as journalists and policy makers take it as a prediction (despite the IEA's protestations to the contrary), they will adopt an undue pessimism.
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Smith acknowledged that there is some pessimism, but he blamed the U.S-China trade war and the government shutdown, now approaching its sixth week.
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A bear market is when stocks see a 22018 percent decline or more from a recent high — but they're also marked by overall pessimism.
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And the peculiar combination of pessimism and fervour that Mr Trump's supporters exude is similarly evident among many of his richer, better-educated fans.
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" The key achievement of middle age, according to Jaques, is to move beyond youthful idealism to what he called "contemplative pessimism" and "constructive resignation.
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When asked about the recent spike of pessimism among the fans, Todd Frazier, the team's veteran third baseman, laughed and then cautioned for patience.
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The magnet was a little piece of the future, and its slow loss coincides with a period of pessimism that's much bigger than me.
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Pessimism was the general theme in the wheat market as speculators were either cutting longs or extending shorts in the week ended May 16.
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Against the backdrop of this pessimism, a film like I Am Human — a fundamentally optimistic documentary about neuroscience and brain medicine — feels surprisingly refreshing.
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Priceline Group — Barclays upgraded the travel website operator's stock to "overweight" from "equal weight," saying current valuation reflects undue pessimism about the company's prospects.
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Instead, they've turned his party into a swamp of nativism, ideological extremism and pessimism about the country's future, in direct opposition to Reagan's example.
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Oil prices weakened amid pessimism over the U.S.-China talks and the prospect of slower economic growth globally that could reduce demand for crude.
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ROBERT Friedland, the boss of Ivanhoe Mines, a large Canadian firm that digs out copper and zinc in Africa, is not one for pessimism.
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However, this willingness to see the upside of difficult living conditions coexists with a deep pessimism about the future, and especially their children's future.
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Despite second-quarter pessimism, some on Wall Street are clinging to hope that things could turn around for department stores in the second half.
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"When you see investors turning on the market's former leaders, that tends to spread doom and gloom and pessimism," the "Mad Money " host said.
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The picture being painted here and elsewhere is one of increasing pessimism regarding the NFL in recent years and this year was the bleakest.
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Philip Klinkner, a political scientist at New York's Hamilton College, found that factors like economic pessimism and income were statistically insignificant to Trump's support.
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In the early years, it was a lot, the idea — and I think this gets back to your optimism versus pessimism for these things.
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So a lot of investor pessimism and skepticism surrounding the Chinese economy lately, whether it's a slowdown, the trade war, the government, different regulations.
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For all the pessimism, there have been some glimmers of hope for the economy as financial markets fret growth is slowing down too quickly.
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The recent pessimism has pushed many stocks to attractive prices, said Bill Smead, chief executive officer and chief investment officer at Smead Capital Management.
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What we're hearing: House members are super-anxious about health care, and the pessimism levels are rising about getting a bill from the Senate.
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"That doesn't mean that prices will spike up, but it is visible in the responses that the degree of pessimism is measured," said Rubinsohn.
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"That assumes a pessimism about America, about the economy, about the people, about its culture that we're simply refusing to accept, " Mulvaney said Monday.
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"I'm not surprised by the pessimism because if you look at the numbers the debt has been rising for a long time," said Holzer.
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Optimism, not pessimism, about China appears to be on the rise, with most forecasters broadly looking for stabilisation across swathes of key economic indicators.
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In another sign of pessimism, the U.S. dollar is on pace for its poorest year in a decade, down 7.2 percent year to date.
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It's time for the left to realize that pessimism is an absolutely terrible selling point — and to downplay that aspect of left self-presentation.
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Both pessimism and belief in conspiracy theories were associated with support for Mr Trump, even when we controlled for party identification, religion and demographics.
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"When [pessimism] leads to depression, hopelessness, fatalism, and those feelings lead to giving up, we're likely to see negative effects on health," she explains.
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"The pessimism around oil is misplaced," Aramco's chief technology officer, Ahmad Al Khowaiter, said in a recent interview at the company's headquarters in Dhahran.
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The bank joined rivals Virgin Money Holdings Plc, OneSavings Bank Plc and Metro Bank Plc in defying Brexit-induced pessimism and reporting robust results.
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Yet the film, as if obeying both the imperatives of Hollywood comedy and the long tradition of black activism, refuses to succumb to pessimism.
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The middle classes, losing their social holding and social status, join the lower classes in nurturing a deep sense of social and economic pessimism.
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And there has been a rise in pessimism, driven by groups such as retirees, blue collar workers and independents, including some core Trump supporters.
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But pessimism just might convince enough people about the urgency of climate change, and encourage them to find the resolve to join the fight.
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I have found happiness and contentment on the third attempt, and for me pessimism is not the key but rather openness and forgiveness are.
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Meanwhile, Ukraine's dollar-denominated bonds tumbled to multi-month lows, reflecting pessimism about what a Trump presidency means for the divided and indebted country.
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That suggests some of the pessimism that has driven down oil futures this month and boosted bets against a price rise may be unjustified.
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It turns out, however, that we're seeing a significant revival of the "elasticity pessimism" widely prevalent during the post World War II "dollar shortage".
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I would say we had an excess of optimism last year, excess of pessimism this year in most of the people I hear from.
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It's hard to overstate how much worry and pessimism there was about this behind the scenes, even as other Trump controversies dominated public attention.
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His new book, Infinite Resignation, is probably philosophy's only beach read; it's about pessimism and sketching out a hopeless philosophy for a hopeless world.
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The book is in large part about pessimism and there are some things that I do identify with in the thinkers that I mentioned.
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It's no surprise that something like this would come along, in which it turns out pessimism is actually kind of a more healthy attitude.
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"At the end of the day, pessimism is not acceptable," Naomi Oreskes, a historian of science at Harvard University, said in a 2016 interview.
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"A recession fundamentally is an outbreak of pessimism" that causes consumers and businesses to rein in spending, economist Jesse Edgerton of JPMorgan Chase says.
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Philip Klinkner, a political scientist at New York's Hamilton College, found that factors like economic pessimism and income were statistically insignificant to Trump's rise.
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The view from U.S. CFOs arguably is more important, and the telling result from this group is not extreme pessimism but lack of conviction.
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Yet, despite these benefits, Obama admitted that something is wrong: People around the world are expressing profound pessimism about the direction things are going.
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When the old station was demolished in the 1960s, it gave birth to a preservation movement "born of a new pessimism," Mr. Kimmelman wrote.
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Analysts are worried that pessimism could result in slumping equities and rising corporate bond yields, which could lower consumer and business confidence and spending.
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In this post, I will lay out my reasons for thinking so, in a veritable buffet of pessimism: short-term, midterm, and long-term.
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Such pessimism, or call it excessive caution, appears to be the institutional bias of epidemiologists, just as finance types are prone to hyper-optimism.
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In this darkened atmosphere, pessimism about the future of pluralism is rampant among religious conservatives, and the hope of persuasion and dialogue has dimmed.
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That pessimism only increased this week, as prices for corporate debt from even the safest of borrowers fell and investors rushed to government debt.
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Or, assess your degree of pessimism based on how strongly you identify with these statements: I hardly ever expect things to go my way.
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This uncertainty naturally leads many towards despair, pessimism, and an assumption that the turmoil, disharmony, and infighting occurring in our country will only continue.
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The activists who have spent years demanding that the police here change say they understand the pessimism, but refuse to give in to it.
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"We are not a fragile people," President Obama insisted, in a beautiful speech as boundless in its optimism as Trump's was in its pessimism.
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Pessimism reach an apogee, however, after the neonatal services company said health insurance giant UnitedHealth is canceling its contracts with Mednex in four states.
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Pessimism around this week's U.S.-China trade talks in Washington and concerns about Brexit talks breaking down were winning the day in the markets.
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Including responses from 1,581 officers spanning 83 territories, the report featured a jarring main takeaway: Pessimism about global economic growth is at a record.
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"Oversold technicals -- combined with realistic earnings projects, reduced recession fears, and more pessimism -- are a recipe for a year-end rally," the report says.
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Our writer and photographer traveled to Aleppo, Syria, where they found abject destruction, pessimism and blame, but also resilience and a determination to rebuild.
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But he wants to try something different, rather than accept the reflex pessimism from those who will inevitably say that mentality can never change.
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A movement characterized by anxiety and anger, by harsh language and hard edges, by defensiveness and undue pessimism isn't going to win many converts.
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Some of the extreme pessimism in bond markets has also abated, lifting German 10-year yields more than 23 basis points off record lows.
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Exhaustion, as always, induces a sort of pessimism, a feeling that we are living in terrible times, a sort of weariness of the soul.
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When asked what OPEC would do if non-OPEC states decided not to join new, deeper cuts, Barkindo said: "I don't share your pessimism".
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Despite my pessimism, what was difficult to imagine at the time was that the US would so quickly become the instigators of international instability.
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"And then finally, we know that cognitive behavioral therapies are very effective treatments for depression; pessimism is on the road toward depression," Rozanski said.
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Funds are expressing this renewed pessimism via short positioning on copper because of its exposure to global manufacturing activity, first and foremost Chinese activity.
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Pessimism can be a self-fulfilling prophecy I certainly think publishing manifestos, videos, photos, and having endless analysis and discussion is encouraging [violent actors].
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The pessimism has been exacerbated by data showing the world's largest economies — the United States, China, Japan and Germany — are all headed for slower growth.
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The petroleum markets have seen an enormous shift from extreme pessimism at the end of June to fairly hearty bullishness at the start of August.
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Separately, the European Commission reported British consumer confidence fell to a six-month low in June, hurt by pessimism about economic prospects ahead of Brexit.
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It's a symbol of the deep pessimism in Washington that simply having two measures for the Senate to vote on counts as a bright spot.
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Finally, if you still feel compelled to own Snap, don't let my pessimism stop you — I am subject to changing my mind in the future.
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Despite broader pessimism about Apple's results, traders Karen Finerman and Pete Najarian, who both own Apple shares, said they would stick with the tech giant.
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All the actors in the sketch, from guest Lindsay Lohan to vet Amy Poehler, fell victim to Debbie's laugh-inducing pessimism in this 2004 episode.
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You see this pessimism in forecasts of medium-term inflation derived from the swaps market, which are markedly lower than they were earlier this year.
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Additionally, the economy of top copper exporter Chile has been encumbered by falling investment, weakness in the key mining sector and consumer and business pessimism.
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That's a metric that you either care about or don't, based largely on where you land on the pessimism-optimism spectrum, as our conversation implies.
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Their report examines future scenarios, considering 18 global challenges from cutting child mortality to increasing financial inclusion, based on different degrees of optimism and pessimism.
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"One of the key themes we've focused on is that there is misplaced macro pessimism," said Joseph Little, chief strategist at HSBC Global Asset Management.
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"The pessimism priced into bond markets today may not necessarily presage downward pressure on inflation tomorrow at least not to the same extent," Coeure said.
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GM Jim Benning has sent mixed signals, and there's plenty of pessimism in Vancouver that the Canucks will find a way to screw this up.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) trimmed its global growth forecasts and a survey this month showed pessimism increasing among business chiefs amid the trade tensions.
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It felt familiar: the simultaneous optimism and pessimism — the contrast and tension between something being incredibly beautiful and moving, and painful at the same time.
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Hence we need to look at this opportunity as the metal is trading on its own merit and is immune to Trump pessimism or optimism.
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"If some terrible fit of pessimism were to hit the economy we might find ourselves in deep trouble, but we are not there," Fischer said.
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Lack of representation Pessimism is on the rise as Americans are increasingly likely to say they do not feel represented by the government in Washington.
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Measures of economic confidence have also taken a tumble, and surveys of business reveal a broad pessimism across firms as orders from abroad dry up.
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His statements don't seem to be coming from an outlook of pessimism, but from the reality of someone who has had to overcome a lot.
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It's music to quietly waffle between pessimism and optimism, not sure which one feels right, as if there's ever a right way to feel anyway.
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Pessimism: Despite these new technologies and innovations, food distribution is still ineffective, with many populations without reliable access to a nutritious, affordable supply of food.
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"Dividend growth pessimism is evident in the valuation of high dividend yield stocks," Goldman chief U.S. equity strategist David Kostin said in a note Friday.
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"What we've seen is that when things get very dark and the pessimism goes up considerably, that's when you have your opportunity," he said Tuesday.
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"These results are tough to report, but we can't let this growing pessimism become a self-fulfilling prophecy," Bay Area Council President Jim Wunderman said.
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There seems to be more pessimism than optimism in your telling The Wall Street Journal that "lying" is the word that best describes the Capitol.
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It's at best a very early warning indicator, but if this pattern persists, the US public may be entering a new era of economic pessimism.
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Members of the administration have consistently maintained the fundamentals of the economy remain strong, and there's no reason for pessimism heading into the new year.
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Whereas most One Great Idea books tend to present gloomy, Puritan-like sermons about how far we have fallen, this one shook up such pessimism.
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According to our finding, even if you grant that level of pessimism, a trillion civilizations still would have appeared over the course of cosmic history.
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Rather than exchanging romantic ideals for pessimism, couples who flourish seem to integrate these ideals with their changing reality in more complex and nuanced ways.
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He cites the "recycling of headlines" and a yield curve that was inverted for "10 minutes" as reasons that pessimism in the marketplace is omnipresent.
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I'd lean slightly towards cautious pessimism, but it's not as black and white as it appears, especially if he stays healthy for the foreseeable future.
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In my best moments, the ones where the pessimism gets overwritten by hope, I think that games might give us the tools to save ourselves.
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Analysis of surveys has shown consistently that racial resentment correlates more strongly with Trump support than one's income or degree or pessimism about the economy.
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"The pessimism priced into bond markets today may not necessarily presage downward pressure on inflation tomorrow – at least not to the same extent," Coeure said.
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The International Monetary Fund trimmed its growth forecasts on the eve of this year's Davos meeting, while a survey showed increasing pessimism among business chiefs.
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AI advances can sometimes be overhyped and can yield emotion that isn't merited by the actual situation — either too much optimism or too much pessimism.
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A bear market is considered to be a general decline in stock prices that is driven in part by investor pessimism and financial market troubles.
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While Mr. Lupa writes in the playbill that he avoided Kafka for a long time because of his "pessimism," he now appears to embrace it.
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But if the techno-optimism that infused the 1990s and 2000s now looks naive, the techno-pessimism that is fashionable today can be similarly overdone.
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Pessimism among German investors slumped in March to levels last seen in the 2008 financial crisis on the coronavirus outbreak, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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That pessimism, they note, is a view shared not just by hard-liners but also by most of the Israeli political establishment, left and right.
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"Such extreme pessimism occurred back in 2003 during the SARS outbreak, though it did not cause a significant reduction in oil demand," the minister said.
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BofAML's own strategists believe the market has exhausted its gains for the year, in large part because of earnings pessimism and tightening central bank policies.
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The finger pointing, name calling and polarization apparent daily on social media and cable news has produced a fog of pessimism across the nation's populace.
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"Such extreme pessimism occurred back in 2003 during the SARS outbreak though it did not cause a significant reduction in oil demand," Prince Abdulaziz said.
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Structural problems — exacerbated by public policies of the past several years and a stimulus mind-set — have fed pessimism, restraining investment in capital and people.
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Both lines of thinking look at our technological, social and political acceleration with an extreme but appealingly simple pessimism: Whatever this is, it ends badly.
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Where I had once interpreted Olivier's reticence as pessimism, I now saw the deep romanticism, the hopefulness, of not wanting to overstate or to overpromise.
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Adding to the money troubles, the fear of being the last bearers of a fading culture has instilled pessimism in many young Sami, said Ophaug.
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"The market seems to veer back and forth between irrational exuberance and undue pessimism," said LeBlanc, who will moderate a panel of frackers at CERAWeek.
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The retirement of six House Republicans from Texas at the end of this term shows a pessimism about winning back the House majority in 2020.
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Interestingly, support for Rubio falls as economic pessimism rises among all Republican groups except for millennials, suggesting his attempts at positive messaging failed to connect.
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Another caveat is that economic pessimism appears to explain how Democrats feel about their candidates more than it explains how Republicans feel about their candidates.
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But his pessimism could be weathered, in part, due to the fact that he is likely to receive a hefty paycheck throughout the restructuring process.
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His conscientious pessimism, particularly prominent in Climate Change: Part One but evident in his entire oeuvre, suggests his sensationalist despair is sincere rather than cynical.
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The deep pessimism on Russian markets mirrored falls in Asian and European stocks, as well as declines in emerging-market currencies such as the Turkish lira.
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But the reality is, what we see is a degree of pessimism, but it's actually got to be looked at from a company by company perspective.
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Inversions, in which short-term rates rise higher than those for long-term securities, are taken as a signal of market pessimism, and typically precede recessions.
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Stocks have been volatile over the past two weeks, though the pessimism may not have reached a point yet to turn the latest market selling around.
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In a research note over the weekend, Goldman Sachs declared that the U.S. economic glass was "half full," pointing to pessimism that was overshadowing encouraging fundamentals.
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The poor output data increased pessimism about the bloc's growth, which seems now more likely to remain slow in the last three months of last year.
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Current pessimism and future optimism That's not to say that Kenyans, Nigerians and South Africans are optimistic about the current economic situation in their respective nations.
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Amid this feeling of distrust and pessimism, 76 percent of respondents said that CEOs should lead change rather than waiting for the government to impose it.
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But at least in the first two episodes, they appear to be the Luddite villains, as misguided in their pessimism as Paul is in his optimism.
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His pessimism is somehow the opposite of despair, and while the ringing affirmation of his film's title is obviously sarcastic, "Aferim!" is neither mocking nor mean.
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In that regard, the rally in oil and emerging market currencies last week could well be a sign that the pessimism of late has been overdone.
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On the Republican side, there is much more pessimism, as the candidates in debates generally describe a grim world that requires desperate — and sometimes draconian — policies.
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There's been a shift on Wall Street from "extreme pessimism to possible optimism," said Zell, who refused to say whether or not he voted for Trump.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese households' inflation expectations improved and pessimism about current economic conditions eased slightly, a quarterly survey from the Bank of Japan showed on Friday.
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Far too much pessimism is priced into Mexican equities at these levels, Larry McDonald, editor of The Bear Traps Report newsletter wrote in a recent note.
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But on Crashing, even when Pete finds his wife Jess (Lauren Lapkus) sweating off a heated round of sex with another man, he doesn't embrace pessimism.
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He said "short-term pessimism" and "weakness" should be seen as "a buying opportunity" to add riskier assets, as people panic and reduce their risk exposure.
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While these kids are depicted with some interiority and callow joy and pessimism, Miller keeps listening to his mom and hounding Russell Hammond for an interview.
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Oil prices initially fell in the previous session on pessimism that OPEC members and other major crude producers will reach an output freeze deal during Sept.
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When compared to earlier tests run using human volunteers, the data matched up: Humans demonstrated the same tendencies towards pessimism or optimism as their machine counterparts.
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The justice ministry counters such pessimism by pointing out that the legal-aid system in England and Wales is still one of the world's most generous.
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By contrast, Microsoft's results were fairly humdrum, with a number of reasons for pessimism, but analysts cheered them anyway because they weren't as bad as expected.
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If you look at the wide variety of polling, it is clear to see that a large factor contributing to voters pessimism are shaky economic prospects.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Pessimism reigns supreme at the annual gathering in the Swiss Alps thanks to trade wars, the U.S. government shutdown and rising populism.
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"Short-term pessimism misses the point that it [regulation] could make the ecosystem thrive in the long term," said Charles Hayter, founder of London-based Cryptocompare.
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Answering other questions at the town hall meeting, Obama urged the students to "reject pessimism and cynicism" and take a longer, more optimistic view on history.
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"One of the big problems that gold is facing is that it is trying to battle a mountain of pessimism," ETF Securities analyst Nitesh Shah said.
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"Italy is currently the focus of the economic pessimism in the euro zone, so any miss in the services sector PMIs could hurt BTPs," he said.
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" The study's authors conclude, "Assessing optimism and pessimism as separate entities improves the prognostic values of the connection between these personality traits and coronary heart disease.
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Julie Norem, a psychology professor at Wellesley College who studies optimism and pessimism, says that being a pessimist isn't necessarily a bad thing for most people.
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TOKYO, July 2108.6500 (Reuters) - * Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) rubber futures slid on Monday, tracking losses in Shanghai futures and amid pessimism over U.S.-Sino trade negotiations.
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The two later joked that they were too old to accept the pessimism because they had seen strong demand at double these rates in their lives.
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Pessimism about the state's direction is the worst since two months before Mr. Christie took office in January 2010, according to the latest Rutgers-Eagleton poll.
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Asked if he was surprised that the deal had come together after so much pessimism around his contract situation, Wilkerson said he preferred to look forward.
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And while that degree of negativity is unusually pronounced, a general pessimism about America has persisted for well over a decade, paving the way for Trump.
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In " It's Better Than It Looks: Reasons for Optimism in an Age of Fear ," the journalist Gregg Easterbrook offers a wider-ranging account of our pessimism.
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An important point is that not one of the people I mention, like Schopenhauer and Nietzsche, ever use the term pessimism to describe what they're doing.
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Adding to the gloom, the International Monetary Fund trimmed its global growth forecasts and a survey showed increasing pessimism among business chiefs as trade tensions loomed.
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The other most-active contracts - for delivery in October and January 23 - have also each fallen around 15 percent this month, signaling growing long-term pessimism.
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Indeed, despite the pessimism that is so deeply embedded into its outlook, there is something darkly romantic about the way it depicts Los Angeles's urban future.
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Sources close to the talks suggest there is a creeping feeling of pessimism going into the new round of negotiations because of gridlock on critical matters.
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The current wave of pessimism is a reminder that there's a recurring tendency on the part of intellectuals to abandon democracy when it veers off course.
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Two-year German bond yields also hit six-month lows, falling to almost -0.90% - a sign investors now price in extreme pessimism on euro zone growth.
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This sense of pessimism about Christianity's relationship to liberalism, the fear that fragmentation may be irreversible and mutual incomprehension inevitable, are feelings that I often share.
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That marks the first time since President Trump took office that the level of economic optimism in the poll has fallen below that of economic pessimism.
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This and many of the demands from the blockading countries are seen as impossibly broad, leading to widespread pessimism that the standoff will end anytime soon.
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If there's one thing the 21st century needs, it's more memory of the bad old days — and fewer amnesiacs spreading performative pessimism all over social media.
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And probably the reason they were destocking is there was a lot of pessimism over the last number of months about, you know, future growth prospects.
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And while pessimism around tech hubs may be increasing, the jobs gap is continuing to widen, making the richest and most productive cities even more so.
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Such a bad attitude would make me vulnerable to the all-too-common view that pessimism breeds disease and that I deserve the cancer I dread.
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Positioning in the U.S. dollar reflects investors' pessimism about the ability of the Trump administration to make progress on its legislative agenda, particularly on tax reform.
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There's a luxury to letting ourselves be overwhelmed with the pessimism and the dread, but the mind has capacity to play all kinds of beautiful tricks.
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One of the unexpected consequences of Donald Trump's angry pessimism is that it has forced the GOP to cede some of its strongest themes to Democrats.
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Appearance: Western Wear Personality: Nihilistic Earth sign Virgo is known for being an analytical over-thinker, which can easily spiral into a constant, low-grade pessimism.
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Ronald Wan, a Hong Kong money manager who is on the boards of numerous state-owned enterprises in mainland China, said that pessimism was becoming the consensus.
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But the fact that officials are now calling on localities for yet more support, using a playbook they have been trying to put down, suggests deepening pessimism.
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Despite the pessimism over where the market is heading, the collective portfolio allocation to stocks is expected to dip only slightly — from 265 percent to 256 percent.
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Despite the corporate pessimism, Kevin Hassett, director of the National Economic Council, told CNBC earlier Wednesday that he expects GDP growth to exceed 3 percent next year.
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His bleak, defensive and atypically American vision of pessimism and defeatism was a de facto abdication of America's erstwhile role as undisputed global leader on economic issues.
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Burst them, he argues in this book, and our general pessimism about the state of the world will also ease — things are much better than they seem.
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Research published this week showed that levels of support for membership of the European Union are high – but so is pessimism about the future of the bloc.
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It may wane as interest rates fall, leaving central banks less room to jolt economies out of their pessimism, and as government policymakers fumble their fiscal tools.
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Roth's pessimism about the prospect of national redemption should be instructive to critics of President Donald Trump's policy of caging migrant children in isolation from their parents.
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U.S. two-year Treasury yields managed to rise away from 15-month lows hit on Wednesday as strong U.S. homebuilding numbers helped reverse some of the pessimism.
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What they're saying: There are more reasons for pessimism about the reef's future than optimism, scientists tell Axios, but all is not lost, at least not yet.
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Surprisingly strong New Zealand employment figures this week tempered some of the pessimism though leading indicators suggest growth will remain under pressure as businesses face tough times.
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Surprisingly-strong New Zealand employment figures this week tempered some of the pessimism, though leading indicators suggest growth will remain under pressure as businesses face tough times.
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The pessimism is reflected in Apple's stock price, which closed at $99.44 Monday, down $2.01 in the day's trading and well off its yearly high of $63.
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That meant Dell would be beholden to the whims of public markets, perhaps laden with short-term pessimism over the company's urgent need to find a transition.
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This would be consistent with our view that there is excessive pessimism about the risk of recession in light of accelerating payroll growth in the fourth quarter.
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Not everyone shares the trader's pessimism, however, with analysts from Jefferies in a recent research piece acknowledging the difficulties ahead for banks but articulating more bright spots.
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"The optimism or pessimism choice is a forced choice; it's a faulty assumption," says Dr. Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence and the forthcoming book Altered Traits.
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In mid-December, one week before the Christmas Eve collapse and subsequent rebound, she told Cramer that pessimism was peaking and stocks were due for a bounce.
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The Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, after spending hours trying to defend President Donald Trump, closed his panel's hearing on a note of bipartisan pessimism.
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The talk of a freeze has certainly shifted sentiment in the oil market away from abject pessimism, and it could end up being the bridge to stabilization.
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"Markets tend to be manic depressive, going from excessive optimism to excessive pessimism," he said at a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Retailers weighed on the index for a second day after a week of downbeat results from Marks & Spencer and Sainsbury's confirmed investors' widespread pessimism on the sector.
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"The unwind of the initial (post-Brexit) pessimism has seen 10-year Bund yields bounce off their extreme lows," said Benjamin Schroeder, a rates strategist at ING.
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As long as the end of a boom in one sector does not engender self-fulfilling pessimism in the rest of economy, the show should go on.
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"The prevailing pessimism since the global financial crisis, which fostered colorful language such as 'secular stagnation' and 'low-growth trap,' is clearly on the wane," he said.
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The show boasts a Stephen King-esque pessimism in its approach to childhood, not to mention a monster that feels far more menacing than Stranger Things' Demogorgon.
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Oil prices initially fell on pessimism that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other major crude producers will reach an output freeze deal at Sept.
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Just like Unicornism was a herd, and the up market in late-stage funding was a herd, as pessimism grabs hold, it too will become a herd.
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There is simply too much at stake – for future generations of Israelis and Palestinians – to give in to pessimism, especially when peace is, in fact, still possible.
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Eugene Thacker, a philosopher at the New School, can look to the enrollment numbers in his course on pessimism, which have increased over the past few semesters.
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It is harder during more normal times like these, when the economy is merely chugging along, with conflicting signs of optimism and pessimism almost anywhere you look.
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Lillard deserves the bulk of the credit for this, and perhaps the most astounding thing about him this series has been the absence of pessimism or inferiority.
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"According to our finding, even if you grant that level of pessimism, a trillion civilizations still would have appeared over the course of cosmic history," he says.
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Other researchers have found something like pessimism in bees, something like anxiety in crayfish, and a defensive state that bears some relation to fear in fruit flies.
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European markets ended lower to edge into negative territory on Tuesday afternoon, amid uncertainty and pessimism over the outcome of trade talks between the U.S. and China.
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"Some of the pessimism we started the month off with has eased slightly," said Chris Zaccarelli, chief investment officer at Independent Advisor Alliance, in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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A global population peaking at 295 billion need not be an apocalypse or cause for pessimism, but it does pose challenges that we'll need to rise to.
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But there are younger generations now, people who are fed up with German angst and pessimism and in utter need of 21st-century political leadership and debate.
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In a reflection of Wall Street's pessimism, its stock has fallen more than 30 percent this year, to below $9, its lowest point in nearly a decade.
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When they first met, they shared an admiration for the philosophical pessimism of Arthur Schopenhauer, who saw a world governed by the insatiable striving of the will.
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That is a notable improvement on how the citizenry felt for the bulk of the Obama presidency, as pessimism persisted in the wake of the Great Recession.
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Ned Davis Research tracks a composite of trader-sentiment indicators, which this month fell to the "extreme pessimism" zone where stocks' risk-reward prospects tend to improve.
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President Donald Trump called the failure of Congress to repeal Obamacare "disgusting" on Monday — and expressed deep pessimism that a latch-ditch Republican repeal effort will succeed.
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However, the trend against industrials and materials reflects pessimism that key tenets of the president's agenda — tax reform and an infrastructure rebuild — will come to fruition soon.
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McConnell's comments come as several GOP senators are signaling growing pessimism about the chances of clearing an ObamaCare repeal and replacement bill through the upper chamber. Sen.
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Kier has said the growing pessimism among bankers, who were cutting their exposure to the industry after the collapse of rival Carillion, hit its share issue plan.
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Already, pessimism had been growing on both sides of the Pacific Ocean about the possibility of a trade deal before the United States presidential elections next year.
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And exactly when the next inevitable bear market will arrive — typically signified by a market drop of more than 20 percent and sustained pessimism — is anyone's guess.
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Strong economic growth and record earnings have given the bulls energy, while expected higher interest rates and a steep momentum rally has given bears reason for pessimism.
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But recent data have suggested the economy and housing market remains upbeat and results last week from Barclays Plc and Lloyds Banking Group have defied the pessimism.
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I think that versions of pessimism are also American, but I do feel like people have to be optimistic because ... I have something to say about this.
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It's threaded with pessimism about not just a self-dealing crook in the Oval Office but about the uniquely American institutions and attitudes that got him there.
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"The headlines coming out of Davos are rehashing some of the pessimism," said Matthew Keator, partner in the Keator Group, a wealth management firm in Lenox, Massachusetts.
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The housing market is stagnating, services companies have reported crisis-like pessimism and lending to British consumers grew in November at its slowest pace in nearly four years.
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Heather: One of the sources for both my optimism and my pessimism is that the adjustment that has to happen to our polity this time is so great.
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Not the piscine pessimism part, just the idea that some little fishies want love and will go through the trouble of being sad if they don't get it.
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"The pessimism among investors is largely based on perception that potential iPhone 7 buyers are holding out for the 10th anniversary device in Sept (iPhone X)," Olson wrote.
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Afghan officials are keen to reassure the returnees that they have a future in the country, even though pessimism abounds about the deteriorating war and a slumping economy.
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STEVE LIESMAN: John, it sounds to me the way you lay out and talk about the economy, you think the market has overdone here it on the pessimism.
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The researchers find that this new pessimism has been decisive in shifting both some previous Leave voters, and most of those who abstained in June 2016, towards Remain.
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In this age, the digital world can offer vital support networks, voices of solidarity, refuge, escape… That's what 'Cyber Stockholm Syndrome' is about: pessimism, optimism, anxiety, and freedom.
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"In order for the market to bottom, there probably has to be more consternation and more pessimism about the current environment," said Mr. Clissold, of Ned Davis Research.
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Soybean pessimism has grown in the days since and fund managers could be even shorter at the end of this week barring drastic events on Monday or Tuesday.
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The market goes up (like on November 28) and goes down (like on Wednesday) according to its optimism or pessimism about whether the Fed will stop raising rates.
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Secondary characters like Mr. Peanut Butter and Princess Carolyn — who initially served as counterpoints to BoJack's pessimism and immaturity, respectively — become deeply flawed characters in their own right.
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"It may be that the market was a little bit oversold, a little bit too much pessimism, so bargain hunters came in to buy some shares," Carey said.
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Now, signs that Germany may finally be prepared to accept higher spending to boost its economy means investors are starting to question whether entrenched market pessimism is justified.
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Crude prices and spreads are being propelled higher by an almost perfect storm of increasing economic optimism (or at least reducing pessimism), OPEC cuts and unplanned supply disruptions.
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That is still a notable improvement on how the citizenry felt for the bulk of the Obama presidency, as pessimism persisted in the wake of the Great Recession.
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But the extreme pessimism across the entire petroleum complex is raising the risk of a reversal and future rise in prices (just as it did in January 2016).
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And On the Beach, which turns 45 this week, managed to transcend that pessimism, and lives on as a not-so-cult favorite among critics and fans alike.
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Rieff begins with a cynical wisdom that may prove too much, and he constantly returns to it, showing how deep a streak of pessimism runs in his thinking.
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The IHS Markit/CIPS UK Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) also showed deepening pessimism across the sector which saw output grow by the smallest amount since July 2016.
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Hence, Apple's record-breaking results were met with indifference, while its March quarter guidance further hit a stock that already had a fair amount of pessimism baked in.
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Several Republican senators expressed pessimism during last week's recess that Senate lawmakers could bridge their differences to get to the 50 votes needed to pass a bill. Sen.
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The GfK survey showed pessimism about the economy's prospects in the next 12 months rose to the highest level since April 2012, when Britain last flirted with recession.
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Luxenberg said he thinks job hopping is more common among young people partly because the Great Recession led to pessimism about the ease of climbing the corporate ladder.
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Those who said they would vote for Gary Johnson, the Libertarian Party candidate, scored lower than Mrs Clinton's supporters in belief in conspiracy theories, pessimism and Christian fundamentalism.
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"The March report is another rebuke to the Wall Street pessimism about an imminent downturn," said Douglas Holtz-Eakin, an economist and president of the American Action Forum.
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But that long-warranted pessimism is being replaced by fresh confidence that change is within our reach, thanks in part to politicians talking about solutions to this problem.
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"I think it only made me want to try harder to separate my feelings about growing older and weaker from pessimism about the world in general," she said.
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"The short term outlook for the rand remains unfavourable as long as political noise continues to dominate headlines and drive pessimism," said economist at ETM analytics Halen Bothma.
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But still, while 6900 will likely feature increased trade protectionism, October's 2628-percent market correction and Tuesday's combined decline in stocks and Treasury yields reveals excessive growth pessimism.
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How to communicate ongoing monetary policy normalization in the face of a strong but cooling economy without communicating excessive growth and recession pessimism will be the key challenge.
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Adding to the air of caution, the International Monetary Fund trimmed its global growth forecasts and a survey showed increasing pessimism among business chiefs as trade tensions loomed.
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The best thing upswingers can do in these times is to respect the downswinger critique — we're in this moment for a reason — without falling for its ultimate pessimism.
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Pessimism levels shot up by 20193 percentage points to about 21% — respondents felt less optimistic about the outlook for 2019 due in part to a slowing domestic economy.
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