The most pessimistic of great liberal thinkers may not have been pessimistic enough.
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"Just because you have pessimistic thoughts you don't have to act pessimistic," he explained.
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"I think Wall Street is very pessimistic about Signet — I think, perhaps, too pessimistic," he said.
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We're living in a very pessimistic age where those in power are either pessimistic because they believe it or pessimistic because it's useful, and people like me want to challenge that.
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The most pessimistic age group is 45 to 64; Those in the 65-plus group are least pessimistic.
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It's part of the pessimistic mood and nobody has managed to explain to me why the middle classes are so pessimistic.
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Preparing for the realistic pessimistic scenarioIt's not unrealistic to envision a more pessimistic future — where we aren't lucky, we're moderately unlucky.
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Sanders enjoys surprisingly high support among pessimistic Republican women, while the most economically pessimistic Democratic men seem to especially dislike Cruz.
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Democrats who are most economically pessimistic are most enthusiastic about Sanders, and Republicans who are most pessimistic feel most positively about Trump.
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Intriguingly, millennial Democratic men are a bit more pessimistic than millennial Republican men, and senior Democratic men are a bit more pessimistic than senior Republican men.
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So, when you look out at 2019, are you optimistic, pessimistic, or do you just gonna keep ... I'm pessimistic at the later-stage version of Silicon Valley.
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Someone who was not very economically pessimistic but quite racially resentful was as likely to support Trump as someone who was equally resentful but much more pessimistic about the economy.
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In the upper left corner of the table is the "most pessimistic" scenario of 1.83-percent annual growth — which reflects both low productivity growth and the most pessimistic labor-force participation trend.
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We're not pessimistic about the fact there will be jobs.
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I was actually very pessimistic when I began these projects.
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Others are pessimistic about the chances of a recall referendum.
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Did my pessimistic view of Microsoft change for the better?
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It's getting harder and harder to find a pessimistic investor.
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But three other films struck a distinctly more pessimistic tune.
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Not everyone has such a pessimistic take on the situation.
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The youth of Hong Kong and their parents are pessimistic.
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Mr Berube is pessimistic about the fortunes of smaller cities.
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Privately, however, people involved in the talks are growing pessimistic.
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So I don't want to be pessimistic on the economy.
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Sure, having a pessimistic attitude can be motivating and constructive.
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In general, financial market expectations are more pessimistic than ours.
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DL: I'm going to strike a slightly more pessimistic note.
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Some people say I'm pessimistic, but I think I'm realistic.
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I think we've gone too far in the pessimistic direction.
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Not all analysts are as pessimistic as Fitch about 2019.
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But I'm pessimistic about them getting good value for it.
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Each time, Apple had managed to buck those pessimistic expectations.
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Voters are pessimistic that Congress will get anything done, however.
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Warren Buffett has also struck a pessimistic note on cryptocurrencies.
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He was pessimistic about whether the former could be achieved.
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I was wrong, and should not have been so pessimistic.
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This morning's lower stock prices suggests they're much more pessimistic.
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Zahir was pessimistic that Hillary Clinton would help American men.
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Now, Ezubo's burned investors are pessimistic about recovering their money.
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Maybe this is why I yearn for the pessimistic game.
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" Megan McArdle: "I might be too pessimistic about Biden's chances.
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He was pessimistic about the idea of radical political change.
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On the other hand, though, it can make us pessimistic.
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I've never been more pessimistic than I was that night.
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But we also have to consider this deeply pessimistic question.
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Eight overly confident, mostly pessimistic predictions about tech in 2018.
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Opinion Columnist Are you optimistic or pessimistic about America's future?
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A. I'm not sure if I'm optimistic, pessimistic, or pragmatic.
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Schopenhauer's vision of life is sensationally pessimistic — indeed, entertainingly so.
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Still, he is not entirely pessimistic about the party's future.
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I am an optimist basically coming from a pessimistic background.
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When you say a pessimistic background, what do you mean?
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By the most pessimistic estimate, 250,00 lives are at risk.
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The more pessimistic Capitals fan — is there any other kind?
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But even in the most pessimistic scenario it is impressive.
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Do you feel pessimistic about the future under this administration?
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"I wouldn't be too pessimistic about some spiral into destruction."
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"I am very pessimistic about this issue," Mr. Yan said.
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Iran's own inflation projection of 42% is even more pessimistic.
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But he appeared pessimistic about its chances at becoming law.
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Even pessimistic intel guys have the right to hope. Gen.
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A former senior U.S. official took a more pessimistic view.
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More and more Americans are feeling pessimistic about the economy.
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"I don't think it's a pessimistic concept," Almereyda told me.
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McFarland's estimate appeared more pessimistic than those of many experts.
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Lately, though, his comments have taken on a more pessimistic tone.
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Some are still surprised by the election results; some are pessimistic.
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Yet ratings firms are growing more pessimistic about the company's future.
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But not all the women I spoke with were as pessimistic.
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Max Wolff, market strategist with 55 Capital, is even more pessimistic.
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It's a distinctly pessimistic take on the dystopian economics of today.
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Consultancy Capital Economics was even more pessimistic about the country's prospects.
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Mr. Cohen castigates those who criticized the deal as being pessimistic.
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But it's not that simple, and it shouldn't be that pessimistic.
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The experience also made him "cautiously pessimistic" about the music industry.
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It is very much a bracingly pessimistic story for our era.
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It might be accurate and it might be pessimistic, but yeah.
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Worsening news for ICOs could make pessimistic stories the next virus.
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The underlying numbers give cause to be both optimistic and pessimistic.
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But they are more dissatisfied and pessimistic than their parents were.
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But the position is still immensely pessimistic from a historical standpoint.
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Yet a closer inspection offers more support for a pessimistic view.
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But it also suggests total fertility predictions may be somewhat pessimistic.
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But, it's pretty easy to make counterarguments for these pessimistic views.
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"I think that's a huge overreaction," Cook said of pessimistic investors.
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In my pessimistic moments, even I fear that they are right.
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But Matthews was pessimistic on Sanders's chances in the general election.
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"We're not overly optimistic, but we're also not pessimistic," he said.
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Fund managers were pessimistic on the health of global corporates, however.
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Under this pessimistic scenario, only one in 10,000 people would benefit.
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"The mood in the office is very pessimistic," the person said.
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If you want to get a pessimistic view, ask an investor.
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"It's just too popular to be pessimistic right now," he said.
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"The Americans were very pessimistic," al-Abadi said, according to Reuters.
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"Our investors and clients are overly pessimistic on oil," added Lee.
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Today's difficult, but as a pessimistic Capricorn, this doesn't phase you.
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Although I want the GOP to win despite Trump, I'm pessimistic.
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Yet despite all this, many Americans are increasingly pessimistic about race.
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Perhaps as a result, Frank's book ends on a pessimistic note.
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Tice is also citing history as a reason to turn pessimistic.
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But even more Republicans say they're pessimistic for the conservative movement.
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Is there a more pessimistic work of American art than "Network"?
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Some fund managers were pessimistic the OPEC-fueled rally would last.
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Some experts, like Nobel prize-winning economist Robert Shiller, are pessimistic.
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He added that the markets are too pessimistic on the economy.
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As the early votes rolled in, Republicans grew even more pessimistic.
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But in private, according to BuzzFeed, Thiel is much more pessimistic.
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But in Mr. Finkielkraut's pessimistic vision this fusion is dark-robed.
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It is possible that we do not have pessimistic video games.
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Would you say you're feeling pessimistic about things at the moment?
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"Being a security guy, I'm pessimistic and extra paranoid," he said.
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The Trump phenomenon seems to be driven by that pessimistic impulse.
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Others have been more conservative — but still pessimistic — in their outlooks.
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But not all analysts are pessimistic about Wendy's chance of success.
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One way Pinker does it is by refusing to be pessimistic.
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"Black Summer," however, operates in a universe that is fundamentally pessimistic.
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"I figure, if you're pessimistic, you're never disappointed," he told me.
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I always have been fairly pessimistic about this kind of thing.
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Consumers are particularly pessimistic about the state of the UK economy.
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The pessimistic outlook comes at an otherwise tough time for Codelco.
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Even Imperial admits that what it calls "conservative" assumptions are pessimistic.
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The CNBC/Moody's tracker is somewhat more pessimistic than other gauges.
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Are you not more pessimistic yourself about where things stand today?
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French and German officials can be pessimistic about each other's countries.
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The more pessimistic outlook calculates respective growth at 1.5% and 1.9%.
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The skeptics, however, have consistently been overly pessimistic about this technology.
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But there is another,more pessimistic way to read this survey.
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Still, some analysts were pessimistic about what the next year holds.
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I think Moreno might be too pessimistic, but you know what?
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"The morale in the movement is very pessimistic," says one campaigner.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky gave a pessimistic view of the situation.
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Not everyone on Twitter took such a pessimistic view of things.
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"Donald Trump, fundamentally, is just fearful and pessimistic," he told CNN.
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Obviously, I'm feeling a little pessimistic about the world these days.
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Interestingly, these old people were not jaded or pessimistic at all.
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Yes, in recent years, the country has fallen into a pessimistic funk.
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In America, they used to be the most pessimistic about the future.
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It's easy to feel pessimistic about the future of American sexual freedom.
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Faber was also pessimistic about the market's prospects under the Trump administration.
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Harvey would make true Berger's most pessimistic projections and refuse to leave.
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The company is in "one of those pessimistic phases now," Damodaran said.
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He gave a speech that was dark, pessimistic, and at times ultranationalistic.
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And those who are pessimistic largely blame one source: leadership in Washington.
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With that background, Kalleberg is pessimistic about the future of labour practices.
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What if the show has never been as pessimistic as it seems?
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If history is a guide, there is every reason to be pessimistic.
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Thomsen on Friday admitted the IMF had been too pessimistic of late.
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His analysis of the French Islamic scene is both pessimistic and optimistic.
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Still, Domino's same-store sales were better than some analysts' pessimistic predictions.
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"I am pessimistic about retail here," she said in reference to Singapore.
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Science has gone from being an optimistic source to a pessimistic source.
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Colin Gillis, an analyst at BGC Partners, is only growing more pessimistic.
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What was striking was his tone: pessimistic, angry, sneeringly and unsmilingly fascistic.
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He's probably a bit more pessimistic about OpenStack than I am, though.
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A more pessimistic way of looking at it, however, would be this.
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If the dystopian narrative was pessimistic, the suicide narrative is downright nihilistic.
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"When I look at the world, I feel very pessimistic," she said.
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But Whitehouse thinks that interpretation is too pessimistic for his Republican colleagues.
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It's a little early in the year to be so pessimistic though.
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A third of those, by the more pessimistic estimates, had already died.
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However, she was similarly pessimistic about the release of funding going forward.
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Veerathai: Compare that with our forecast, obviously two percent is too pessimistic.
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But not all analysts are pessimistic on the future success of Twitter.
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I know it sounds a bit pessimistic but it's not so bad.
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"We left the meeting pessimistic," the senator said, according to the report.
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They are dark and pessimistic, and that for me was the problem.
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Did you come away from this season feeling largely pessimistic or optimistic?
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Mr Trump's biggest fans are the most pessimistic Americans, working-class whites.
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Here, I'll discuss the trouble with overly pessimistic forecasts of clean electricity.
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But they are extremely pessimistic that lawmakers will do anything about it.
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He was pessimistic enough that Perks wondered whether he had bigger concerns.
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However, Golub said business sentiment remains strong even if investors are pessimistic.
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Just be aware that everyone will be in a pessimistic mood today.
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Congressional leaders have been pessimistic about the odds of ratifying the deal.
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I am pessimistic in the short-term, optimistic in the long-term.
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I am pessimistic because the problems cannot be righted in short order.
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More than half of all respondents have a pessimistic view of bitcoin.
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Right now, those may offer a particularly pessimistic picture for Mrs. Clinton.
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Polls also show that Americans remain pessimistic about the nation's economic prospects.
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The criminal networks' ability to operate with near impunity makes him pessimistic.
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The company reiterated Brexit concerns and reported a pessimistic outlook for 2019.
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Marat was pessimistic about the outlook for the rest of the summer.
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Why the recent slowdown in economic growth and the pessimistic CBO forecast?
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Pessimistic Trump officials had said the Liu meeting would probably go nowhere.
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That's the most pessimistic outlook since 2005, according to Bespoke Investment Group.
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It's interesting, because as a lawyer, I was initially pessimistic about things!
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Though we Socceroos fans love being pessimistic, it's actually not our fault.
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You Virgos can be pretty pessimistic, but later today you're super optimistic.
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The show has a reputation for having a pessimistic outlook on technology.
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There were considerably more pessimistic euro calls compared with the previous month.
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My own take is that they're both too optimistic and too pessimistic.
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The Republican consultant was less pessimistic about Trump's Midwestern prospects in 2020.
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Chinese firms were the most pessimistic since the poll began in 2009.
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On each of the five questions, left-leaning Americans were consistently pessimistic.
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If they're not pessimistic, then what excuse do we have to be?
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BG Disease elimination is something that runs against people's general pessimistic outlook.
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The trade war with President Trump has left many Chinese feeling pessimistic.
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"It's kind of pessimistic, but we are not victims," Mr. García said.
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Antony Beevor, author of a numerous best-selling history books, is pessimistic.
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Americans have already turned more pessimistic in light of the trade war.
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Do you swing optimistic or pessimistic in terms of your trans activism?
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Reached in Washington where he now lives, he calls himself "extremely pessimistic".
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Maybe you've found yourself gravitating to those cynical, pessimistic people at work.
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I realize my column these days is bipolar, wildly optimistic or pessimistic.
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"If we were pessimistic, we would never get anything done," he said.
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Just 13.8% said they were optimistic and 17.2% said they were pessimistic.
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Investors have also become pessimistic about the fate of independent solar companies.
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"He's one of the most pessimistic people I've ever known," McGuane said.
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But many are equally pessimistic about the future of the American experiment.
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Stock repurchase activity which suggests to me corporate managements are not pessimistic.
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Democrat: 'Pessimistic' about chances of ending shutdown soon 2628:28500 a.m. Rep.
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" • "Bond investors have taken a more pessimistic view on the economy's fate.
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Bond investors have taken a more pessimistic view on the economy's fate.
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"The more pessimistic (a person was), the worse the outcome," he added.
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It sounds pessimistic, but it's not if we are aware of disappearing.
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But, I'm quite pessimistic about our ability as human beings to sustain them.
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Perhaps we have painted a pessimistic picture of Woodley's chances in this match.
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Should fans buy into the pessimistic talk that is now surrounding the club?
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Back then the market was around 12,000 and he said people were pessimistic.
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The most pessimistic scenario gives a loss in purchasing power of 2.5 percent.
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The Pakistani-descended peeress was pessimistic about the chances of him being disciplined.
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The worst may be be over when it comes to pessimistic earnings estimates.
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Both the Lancet report and Gates's more pessimistic statements reflect this fundamental reality.
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Stefano Prosperi, the CEO of Kairos Investment Management, was also pessimistic about Italy.
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On the surface, this might seem a strange time to sound so pessimistic.
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So it's not surprising that some people got interested in more pessimistic models.
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But in this instance film-makers looking into the future were overly pessimistic.
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A new paper in the Cambridge Journal of Economics offers a pessimistic assessment.
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Critics will call it doom laden and pessimistic, lacking in humor or charm.
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Here's what to do: Be pessimistic Approach the situation as an engineer would.
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The pessimistic way of thinking about this is to look at the bill.
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Markets are slowly growing less pessimistic about the chances of a Sino-U.
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Many South Koreans, especially in the younger generation, are pessimistic about their prospects.
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Deceptively simple, but in direct confrontation with the pessimistic-leaning laws of nature.
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In the past the pessimistic assumptions of the IMF were not always right.
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Farmers there said it was too early to be pessimistic about the outlook.
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A pessimistic simulation assumes each step is associated with a 85033-percent probability.
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It'll create a pretty pessimistic vibe; you'll feel like leaving people on read.
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Kholeif sees the artist as neither inherently pessimistic nor optimistic about the future.
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The pessimistic view sees Mr Duterte continuing to lose friends and alienate people.
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He says to read "the pessimistic books" like Yascha Mounk's The People vs.
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But each of the three left the U.S. pessimistic about the deal's future.
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Even for many traditionally pessimistic economic observers, this was a very welcome report.
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Many Americans, even those who are prospering, remain pessimistic about the fragile recovery.
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When it comes to non-Tibetan filmmakers, however, many observers are more pessimistic.
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The protectionism from the U.S. has contributed to the pessimistic mood in China.
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Despite the pessimistic message, Lighthizer vowed to keep trying to reach a deal.
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Elon Musk is well-known for his decidedly pessimistic views on artificial intelligence.
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Credit Suisse's equity strategists said that many investors remained pessimistic about European equities.
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The worst is already over for Japan, so I would not get pessimistic.
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"We think the bond market is sending a very pessimistic signal," said Cabana.
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In fact, he thinks pessimistic outlooks like Tanious' are good for the market.
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"He is just such a pessimistic and a narrow-minded thinker," he added.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. I don't mean to be pessimistic.
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Speaking of the next four years, your book ends on a pessimistic note.
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But it often signals that investors have turned more pessimistic about the markets.
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Just a few months ago, Chadha's year-end target of 3,250 looked pessimistic.
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At the risk of being predictable, let me offer a more pessimistic prediction.
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Drake himself is pessimistic about the L value, but not for dystopian reasons.
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Although she now encourages women she knows to speak out, she remains pessimistic.
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And that means we are more pessimistic about where world trade should trend.
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And those loose ends keep the possibility of a more pessimistic explanation alive.
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But the other is the external personality, where being pessimistic is not helpful.
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After so many years of frustration, Dr. Posthuma was pessimistic it would work.
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Conversely, pessimistic numbers can be seen as political scaremongering and be easily dismissed.
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Most recently, mom and pop investors have been pretty pessimistic about the market.
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The pessimistic view coincided with a lower though still largely positive broader outlook.
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As Drezner puts it, intellectuals are critical, skeptical and tend to be pessimistic.
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Analysts at TF Securities, a firm based in Wuhan, China, were also pessimistic.
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But he worries that people are not taking these more pessimistic possibilities seriously.
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Nonetheless, Chinese media pundits now also say they are pessimistic about a deal.
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Rogers first visited Russia in 1966 and was pessimistic for almost five decades.
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Democratic millionaires are far more pessimistic, with 62% saying it will be weaker.
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Pundits reckon it is a sign Republicans are pessimistic about next year's elections.
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If the U.S. ambassador's words reflect Trump's thinking, such valuations are unduly pessimistic.
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Cardin, though, was pessimistic Trump would maintain the deal even if Congress acts.
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Hayden said he was pessimistic about readiness in the oil and gas industry.
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But as the war rages on the UN report strikes a pessimistic note.
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Both books are imperfect: Lasch's is too angry, Huntington's too pessimistic (I think).
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I'd like to think White is too pessimistic, but I'm not so sure.
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"One has to be pessimistic," he said after listening to Mr. Trump's speech.
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The recent pessimistic tone in markets is getting way ahead of the evidence.
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Those who call this relentlessly pessimistic or misanthropic would be missing the point.
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It was always the least pessimistic plan the world would sign on to.
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In fact, Harvard's Lawrence Summers has argued that even the assumptions underlying the pessimistic case may not be sufficiently pessimistic, as a result of a combination of technological development, declining marriage rates, slowing educational attainment, and the "contagiousness" of not working.
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The shares rose slightly after this announcement, but analysts remain pessimistic about Chesapeake's fortunes.
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This gets to the heart of why some economists are pessimistic about greying societies.
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Purposely claustrophobic and distinctly pessimistic, Life is a story of hope gone horribly awry.
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This leads me to be profoundly pessimistic about the future of the Mueller investigation.
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Some analysts were less pessimistic about Trump's chances of success pursuing his economic agenda.
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But surveys show consumers are becoming more pessimistic as sterling's slump cuts disposable income.
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I hope I am wrong and being overly pessimistic – but history tells us otherwise.
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There was an increase, while in most cases minor, in the key pessimistic findings.
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Mr Acemoglu and Mr Robinson are pessimistic about failed nations' chances of turning around.
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In interviews, psychiatric researchers specializing in fetal development agreed with Dr. Lipkin's pessimistic prognosis.
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A sustained anti-corruption drive would help change investors' pessimistic views of South Africa.
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That might be one of the reasons why so many people are so pessimistic.
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It is not surprising that so many white workers are pessimistic about their future.
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Yet if Lu Xun was pessimistic about his times, he was also impossibly hopeful.
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Equity strategists at Credit Suisse said that many investors remained pessimistic about European equities.
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Even so, some analysts remain pessimistic of significant price gains in the second half.
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Recently there have been some pessimistic predictions made about the future of South Africa.
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But that's a more pessimistic figure that assumes a "total default" by the DOE.
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And because the screen is scratched, I feel very pessimistic about the resale value.
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The most pessimistic view was for the single currency to lose about 15 percent.
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A more pessimistic view is that wages were bound to come down to earth.
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The recent decline in the pound suggests that markets are in the pessimistic camp.
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For the downhearted, pessimistic fight fan, UFC 230 was exactly what the doctor ordered.
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A renowned value investor, he is pessimistic on how the market is currently structured.
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But other market watchers are a bit more pessimistic about the recent momentum continuing.
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So it's important to articulate non-pessimistic views that create the basis for optimism.
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In short: I think Alabama made Democrats overly exuberant and Republicans far too pessimistic.
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Preiss argued on CNBC's "Capital Connection " on Tuesday that his view is not pessimistic.
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To me, a renewed "tech press" needs to have both optimistic and pessimistic angles.
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But Macron has sounded pessimistic about the deal's fate since his meeting with Trump.
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It wasn't that the predictions for the coming decade were, as I'd expected, pessimistic.
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It might be bitter and despairing and pessimistic, but it could never be cynical.
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They report being optimistic or pessimistic depending on whether their team is in power.
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Pessimistic thoughts are hard to shake off until you recognize how illogical they are.
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The most pessimistic call was 7.60 in a year, similar to last month's poll.
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But Fariba Saravi, 26-year-old PhD student at Tehran Azad University, was pessimistic.
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He's a bit more pessimistic about the outlook of hockey in his home country.
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Ms. Anderson's grim prediction of two months of darkness might be a bit pessimistic.
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When an immigration system becomes overburdened, even immigrants and their children can become pessimistic.
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And hours later, North Korea released a statement offering a much more pessimistic take.
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Despite Mr. Putin's proclamations about economic growth, analysis shows that Russians are increasingly pessimistic.
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Professor Holman emerged from this election pessimistic about female presidential candidates and national security.
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All the same, the pessimistic trajectory of the outcomes suggests a darkening global mood.
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Recently, stock prices have been weaker as investors have grown a bit more pessimistic.
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As for Democrats, they were even more pessimistic than Republicans had been in October.
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Kteily: There are certainly a lot of reasons to be pessimistic about the future.
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Amid the polarized electorate, Americans are increasingly pessimistic about the future of the country.
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The apparent lack of bidders was a pessimistic sign for investor interest in Russia.
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" George Washington, too, was pessimistic; Madison's defeat seemed to him "not at all improbable.
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Even some of the most pessimistic analysts find relatively modest effects on domestic workers.
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Don't allow yourself to grow cynical and pessimistic - stand up and fight for change.
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SARA EISEN: So, are you optimistic or pessimistic about where that's going right now?
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Maybe when you have this European experience, you might be more pessimistic than others.
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Among the other two age groups, Republican men are more pessimistic than Democratic men.
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I'm a very pessimistic person by nature, so I don't see things getting better.
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You emphasize that Human Story 3 is a dialectic, neither fully optimistic nor pessimistic.
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And that's using some fairly pessimistic projections for the growth of solar rooftop power.
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The pessimistic one is that a failed summit could make the existing tensions worse.
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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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Liberal icon George Soros still thinks his uber-pessimistic Trump short will be proved right.
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I think there are people who are pessimistic about humankind and people who are optimistic.
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" And there was the pessimistic: "It'll be an explosive briefcase weapon, and that'll be it.
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Much of what he shared about the defendants' odds of being deradicalized was surprisingly pessimistic.
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He should know: The pessimistic professor has been studying sea ice for nearly 50 years.
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Thirty years after the artist's death, my pessimistic impulse is to call the artist passé.
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Even Ms O'Grady, now angling for a longer weekend, is tellingly pessimistic in her timescale.
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"We are a bit pessimistic," he told a meeting of aerospace industry officials in Paris.
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Five economists predicted an outright contraction, with the most pessimistic forecasting a 0.6 percent decline.
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As a whole, Wall Street is the most pessimistic its ever been about Tesla's stock.
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It also requires, and this is where I struggle, a restless and deeply pessimistic imagination.
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Kim said he's been sounding pessimistic lately about getting a final vote in Congress. 5.
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Racial resentment had no extra effect among those who were more pessimistic about the economy.
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But it wasn't just the treatment of Obama that made more blacks pessimistic about race.
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Between its optimistic and pessimistic scenarios are the lives and wellbeing of millions of people.
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"We are a little bit more pessimistic than the consensus of the industry," he said.
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It finds that Americans tend to be optimistic, while Europeans tend to be too pessimistic.
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"I am not too pessimistic," said Christian Stocker, lead equity strategist at UniCredit in Munich.
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It would be nice if the American forecast, at least, proved to be too pessimistic.
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This is a dark, pessimistic vision of a country where we turned against each other.
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Both pieces are worth reading, even if Fischer's in particular comes across as rather pessimistic.
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I didn't anticipate how awful it would feel to have my most pessimistic assumptions confirmed.
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The pessimistic view is that referendums weaken parliamentary institutions and the legitimacy of representation itself.
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To the extent that topics such as training were thought about, the view was pessimistic.
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David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, said that outlook is too pessimistic.
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So after writing it, how optimistic or pessimistic are you for the next two years?
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At the same time, Republicans have grown more pessimistic about West Virginia, where Democratic Sen.
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His decision to leave Congress at 48 sent an undeniably pessimistic message to his party.
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Our forecast for first quarter earnings is less pessimistic than the rest of the industry.
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They refuse to believe pessimistic predictions but they also don't allow themselves to become overconfident.
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An optimistic timeline would have the operation occurring this summer, a pessimistic timeline next spring.
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" Specht was my most pessimistic prognosticator, stating that she doesn't "imagine that ever being created.
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Some noted that pessimistic economic growth expectations have continued to spook investors in riskier debt.
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At the same time, he's not as pessimistic as Wall Street on first quarter earnings.
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But Peter Boockvar of The Lindsey Group is pessimistic about the effect of these policies.
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As the season progressed, however, analysts grew more pessimistic that sales would meet these forecasts.
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The airlines are avoiding committing to either the most optimistic or the more pessimistic timelines.
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Supporters of Brexit say Carney is overly pessimistic about Britain's future outside the European Union.
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Lots of people are now very pessimistic about Europe's future, and I share their worries.
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Despite the vibrancy of the campaigning, there are reasons to be pessimistic about the elections.
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Prominent eurosceptics in May's Conservative Party accused him of being overly "pessimistic" before the talks.
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Addressing investors, Stephen J. Hemsley, the company's chief executive, continued to offer a pessimistic view.
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That's how pessimistic managements were about their business prospects; they had nowhere else to go.
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Adding to the woes was data on consumer confidence, which showed an increasingly pessimistic outlook.
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Why is Egypt viewed by the world only through the pessimistic prism of negative events?
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One might argue that, like Benatar's catalogue of human suffering, this response is overly pessimistic.
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The poll also revealed that 44 percent of Brazilians are pessimistic about the October elections.
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Only 38 percent of Democrats share that view, the only subgroup with a pessimistic outlook.
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A rumpled troubadour, he sings pessimistic lyrics in sweet melodies sometimes reminiscent of Brian Wilson.
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More pessimistic investors, however, forecast no more Federal Reserve rate cuts before the 2020 election.
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Conservatives dispute this, but their incessant attacks on Mueller suggest a far more pessimistic outlook.
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"The central bank's forecast (for 2017) may turn out to be too pessimistic," she added.
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That's from a pessimistic but trenchant analysis by Lyle Cantor a whopping six weeks ago.
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But I'd say it's a little more pessimistic of an album, a little more sinister.
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Pessimistic games let us feel bad without feeling weak; they engage defeat without demanding revenge.
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Decreeing and attempting to limit what video games can or ought to be is pessimistic.
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There are just too many good things that might happen to justify getting too pessimistic.
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On Monday, CNBC's Eunice Yoon reported that Chinese officials were pessimistic about a trade deal.
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Has the mainstream Democratic Party become too pessimistic about the possibility of boosting economic growth?
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To make it worse, I have a deeply pessimistic view of the long-term future.
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I had this notion that kids in America weren't really as pessimistic as all that.
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I have a feeling you may -- and -- and I'm not being overly optimistic or pessimistic.
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It's an example of a style often criticized as too angry, too strident, too pessimistic.
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Jack Goldstone, a professor of public policy at George Mason, voiced the more pessimistic view.
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Sheera: Since I cover cybersecurity, I can say that the story has already turned pessimistic.
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He was mellow and sweet and optimistic, and I was angry and cynical and pessimistic.
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But he grew pessimistic about the business more recently because of drops in advertising revenue.
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After reading that Times "52 Places" package, I decided to test this pessimistic view with
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His next interview was set for August, 2019, and he sounded pessimistic about his odds.
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The most pessimistic forecaster, Bayern LB, downgraded their 12-month view by nearly 40 cents.
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But in his videos, he seemed to be ending the year on a pessimistic note.
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When they floated back to the current state of political affairs, they mostly sounded pessimistic.
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The fortune cookies each nestle a pessimistic or backhanded message on a slip of paper.
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As older Americans approach retirement age, many are becoming increasingly pessimistic about their financial future.
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Many business leaders and tax experts are pessimistic that anything will be passed in 2017.
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Respondents overall grew more pessimistic amid the market turmoil after expressing positive sentiment for months.
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The trade war with President Trump has left many Chinese feeling pessimistic about the future.
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It's easy to become pessimistic about the prospect that new research can dissolve old disagreements.
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However, having spent years trying to influence public policy on these matters, I am pessimistic.
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But Pawel Machcewicz, the director of the Museum of the Second World War, was pessimistic.
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On the phone with two top Clinton campaign officials, Schale went from optimistic to pessimistic.
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HHS's pessimistic tone about the Affordable Care Act began after President Donald Trump took office.
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Wilkes said he's pessimistic that any legislation benefiting immigrants can be pushed through this Congress.
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Goldman struck a more pessimistic note when talking about consumer discretionary and energy stocks, however.
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"There are many reasons to be pessimistic about the campaign," he told a Brussels audience.
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Michael Cohen, head of energy commodities research at Barclays in New York, was similarly pessimistic.
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Investors were clearly far too optimistic last fall, but they may be too pessimistic now.
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Investors were clearly far too optimistic last fall, but they may be too pessimistic now.
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I went into my SmartJane test feeling mostly pessimistic about data privacy and DIY health.
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But to be realistic — and pessimistic — we humans often rely on heuristics in drawing conclusions.
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A long, deliberate, slow-burning satire, Graduation is both infuriating and pessimistic, but always intriguing.
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As a result, the commission's growth forecast was only slightly more pessimistic than its previous predictions.
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But the survey showed that both manufacturers and services providers were pessimistic about their business outlook.
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Critics (including, er, me) have long charged the IEA with being unduly pessimistic about renewable energy.
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If you weren't optimistic and just pessimistic, you'd never take these risks and these challenges on.
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It could be a positively pessimistic show, but there's an engine of optimism at its heart.
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Then again, I've been known to be distrustful, pessimistic, and a general crank about most things.
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Hedge fund manager Hugh Hendry, however, took a more pessimistic view of the markets' likely trajectory.
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Here, perhaps, the somewhat more pessimistic public has it right and the experts have it wrong.
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Despite that, businesses in Japan were more pessimistic about their prospects in the coming three months.
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That would be more pessimistic than the current 0.8 percent estimate from Germany's leading economic institutes.
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However, Pantucci was pessimistic, given EU countries' track record on sharing information with organizations like Europol.
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The index indicates a pessimistic outlook and would need to rise above 100 to reflect optimism.
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But Stanley Fischer, the Fed's vice chairman, cautioned this month that market expectations were overly pessimistic.
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Sean Baker's delightful and tragic The Florida Project is perhaps the most pessimistic of the bunch.
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For his part, El-Erian said the IMF "is too pessimistic" about the world's largest economy.
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There is good reason to be pessimistic as the epidemic enters a new and deadlier phase.
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For many in this group, the cost was feeling disengaged, frustrated, and pessimistic about their prospects.
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For the record, I'm not quite as pessimistic as Gartner is about AR's climb to productivity.
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They're more pessimistic than black Americans whose material prospects continue to lag behind those of whites.
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But predictions were either too pessimistic or too optimistic for all but one of those markets.
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It would be too pessimistic to say that elite religious discourse makes no difference at all.
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Albright sounded a pessimistic note on the future of the agreement during his interview with CNN.
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Beyond the short-term outlook, the latest euro predictions were less pessimistic compared with last month.
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Business managers were also pessimistic about the euro zone's services sector, the largest in the bloc.
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Pessimistic stocks, meanwhile, generally rebounded from their momentary stumble of bad news, leading to higher growth.
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European stocks slid to close sharply lower as investors remained pessimistic on global economic growth prospects.
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Twenty-nine percent are pessimistic about Trump's presidency, with another 21625 percent uncertain about Trump instead.
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I THINK HE IS A LITTLE BIT TOO PESSIMISTIC, BUT WEL'L HAVE TO WAIT AND SEE.
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European and U.S. markets bucked the pessimistic trend that saw Asia's major markets closed mostly lower.
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Both the company and creditors are growing pessimistic about a solution being reached before a Dec.
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Older Americans have become steadily more pessimistic about their own future economic prospects, the study found.
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Western Europe is universally pessimistic, while the Asian countries sampled are leading the world in optimism.
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"I have never seen people more pessimistic on an asset class than emerging markets," Hasenstab said.
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"Doing a piece about the sadism of people doesn't need to be pessimistic," the dramaturge adds.
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So for me to be pessimistic about the situation was simply not a good enough excuse.
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Pessimistic government forecasts of renewables resemble faulty predictions that telephones and computers would never catch on.
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"My guess is that analysts are too pessimistic but not by a whole lot," Pursche added.
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Asset prices become expensive when investors are too optimistic, and cheap when they are too pessimistic.
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There is no joy in being pessimistic about the prospects of action on immigration in Congress.
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But individual remarks delivered after the joint statement were decidedly more pessimistic about finding common ground.
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Democrats, however, may not need a deeply pessimistic electorate to win back control of the House.
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Even Republicans are pessimistic on the question, with 30% saying they will give them up vs.
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That turned out to be slightly too pessimistic, overshooting the actual margin by 0.8 percentage points.
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"Well I'm pessimistic in the short run, incredibly optimistic in the long run," McFaul told Axelrod.
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Nemeth is pessimistic that the vegan industry will ever influence U.S. policy in a meaningful way.
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To be sure, the more mainstream investment banks on Wall Street are not nearly as pessimistic.
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You can stop the negative and pessimistic things your inner voice says by writing them down.
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He put a 228.3,21 target on the market, but was by far not the most pessimistic.
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Many certainly seemed pessimistic about it at the 34th international symposium on economic crime in England.
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However, Yankees manager Joe Girardi seemed pessimistic before Thursday's game that such a transaction is imminent.
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Americans are broadly pessimistic about what's coming next, the Pew Research Center found earlier this year.
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The Interpreter WASHINGTON — Yascha Mounk is used to being the most pessimistic person in the room.
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After his inauguration, despite strong growth and impressive job creation, the media continued its pessimistic tune.
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But progress is slow, and she is growing pessimistic about the prospects for transforming the system.
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I am bullish on the U.S. I think people are too pessimistic even here in Davos.
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She is more pessimistic for the following year and predicts Apple's fiscal 2019 sales will drop.
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"I'm not pessimistic on consumption," said Hiroshi Miyazaki, senior economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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Romance is blooming, and you're in an unusually optimistic mood (you Virgos can be so pessimistic).
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Where can a pessimistic headbanger find metal that rocks hard, but also basks in unbridled negativity?
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But economists were far less pessimistic, giving a median 21.5 percent chance no agreement was reached.
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Beijing is pessimistic about the trade deal, one government source told CNBC's Eunice Yoon on Monday.
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When Summers first made his case in 2013, some other economists criticized it as too pessimistic.
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Credit ratings agency Moody's was a lot more pessimistic about SoftBank's new approach than some analysts.
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Given the illegality of LSD, Professor Nutt was pessimistic about the chances of further clinical trials.
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We'd have to be very pessimistic about the economy or optimistic about technology for 2 degrees.
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Pelosi sounds a pessimistic note when asked about the potential for remote voting in the House.
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As Wall Street recognizes the Fed's limited ammunition and the growing risks, investors are increasingly pessimistic.
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Highly optimistic men had 1.7 greater odds of living to that age over the more pessimistic.
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The call is even more pessimistic than Goldman Sachs' outlook on Thursday, which shocked the market.
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That amounts to a powerful and pessimistic warning about the world economy in years to come.
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Japanese manufacturers remained in a pessimistic mood this month, a Reuters Tankan survey showed on Thursday.
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" On the other side are the so-called doves, who McCarthy described as "still perpetually pessimistic.
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A confidence level below 100 reflects a pessimistic outlook, while a reading above 100 indicates optimism.
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Republicans have optimistic employment and wage growth projections, while Democrats have a far more pessimistic view.
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His decision to leave Congress at age 48 sent an undeniably pessimistic message to his party.
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Zero Hedge grew to prominence after the 2008 financial crisis and regularly shares pessimistic world views.
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It is therefore interpreted as a pessimistic sentiment about the future value of the underlying stock.
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I mean the questions about character, which painted a far more pessimistic picture of his chances.
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Regardless of Mr. Trump's eventual position, Senate Republicans have been increasingly pessimistic about the border tax.
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Senate Republicans are returning to Washington increasingly pessimistic about their plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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I just want to leave us – I find that so many people are pessimistic right now.
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As they approach retirement age, older Americans are becoming steadily more pessimistic about their economic prospects.
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Still, that reflects a pessimistic outlook and would need to rise above 100 to reflect optimism.
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"We're relatively pessimistic, contrary to the view that these negotiations will evolve rather smoothly," she said.
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Unlike overconfidence, which attempts to hide self-doubt and other pessimistic shortcomings, self-compassion accepts them.
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On the Republican side, Trump emerges as the clear favorite among the most economically pessimistic respondents.
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Two blokes who probably have a slightly less pessimistic view on things are Fabio and Grooverider.
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U.S.-China Business Council, 2019 Member Survey Moreover, American businesses offered a bleak outlook on their long-term prospects in China: 14% of respondents said they were "pessimistic" or "somewhat pessimistic" about China's business environment over the next five years, compared to 9% a year ago.
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But if pessimistic forecasts of climate change materialise, lush Brazil might look enticing to desperate foreign powers.
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However, the lowest forecasts for the dollar were even more pessimistic than last month against several currencies.
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"I'm the most pessimistic one in our office, because I've been burned so many times," Ward says.
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" Trump is pessimistic, and Clinton said she was optimistic: "We have so much to look forward to.
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The proportion of U.S. CFOs who are optimistic outweighs those who are pessimistic by four to one.
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One analyst told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Friday that he was "pessimistic" about a deal being reached.
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LGT's Hofer cautioned against taking a pessimistic outlook for the entire year because of its tumultuous beginning.
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That means sharing your goal with people you respect—not your undermining work colleague or pessimistic friend.
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However, since that meeting, Trump's actions on climate change have stunned even the most pessimistic climate advocates.
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The falls came after signs in recent weeks that investors were becoming less pessimistic on the pound.
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During times of negative market sentiment, the pessimistic voices get louder, and the optimistic voices pull back.
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Members of the MPC have become more hawkish largely because they are more pessimistic about productivity growth.
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Weather experts call the storm unprecedented, and note that it's gone beyond even the most pessimistic forecasts.
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And I recently wrote about a Carnegie Mellon University study that draws pessimistic conclusions about nuclear's future.
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If anything, racial resentment mattered more among those who were less pessimistic, but the difference is trivial.
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Furthermore, my pessimistic view of Facebook's works would be more than balanced by his own optimistic view.
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" Why some Democrats are pessimistic: "But not all Democrats are convinced the impeachment process is helping them.
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Australia and New Zealand Bank (ANZ) was more pessimistic, anticipating a full-year spike of 6.1 percent.
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History suggests we don't necessarily need to be pessimistic about Blunt and Collette's Oscar chances this year.
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A separate survey of businesses by Lloyds Bank reinforced the gloomy tone, as companies turned more pessimistic.
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When investors were pessimistic about China's economy in 2016, Mr Zhou reassured them that growth remained strong.
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"Those who died from CHD were significantly more pessimistic at baseline than the others," the researchers noted.
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NICOLAS BEARDWilsic, South Yorkshire Your briefing was unduly pessimistic ("The referendums and the damage done", June 1st).
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Lee also noted the pessimistic market sentiment is currently shared by both institutional and retail investors alike.
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In Bibi's pessimistic view, Israel is surrounded by wolves in sheep's clothing and wolves in wolves' clothing.
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Zachary Rogers of Wood Mackenzie, an energy consultancy, is less pessimistic about the finances of the project.
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I can imagine the pessimistic, or maybe even just realistic, story in which these trends simply continue.
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As Wall Street continues to grow pessimistic on Apple, Toni Sacconaghi of Sanford C. Bernstein remains optimistic.
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For the first time, some key Republicans are pessimistic that tax reform can be finalized this year.
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The masters of the universe had more colorful words in private — they're deeply pessimistic about health care.
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But half of the companies were not as pessimistic - an indication that authorities have made some progress.
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That's when we've really just taken this much sharper, more pessimistic view on everything in the company.
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At this point in our history, should feel optimistic or pessimistic about dopaminergic personalities ruling the world?
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Canadian officials said earlier in the month they were pessimistic about the chances of a quick solution.
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But the decision to hold is a risk, as private forecasts are more pessimistic than the RBI.
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Semiconductors across Europe have been under pressure recently as sentiment on the tech sector turns more pessimistic.
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Separately, Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren said the market is too pessimistic about the likelihood of hikes.
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To write it, creators must take horrible realities and stretch them to their logical, if pessimistic, conclusion.
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There's reason to be pessimistic about whether Palestinian leaders want to, or would agree to, those terms.
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So Ford's market price seems to also be a signal that investors are pessimistic about Ford's prospects.
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North America is split — Canada is among the most optimistic countries, while Mexico is the most pessimistic.
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They remain quite pessimistic as almost 45% do not see any advantages in the shadow of Brexit.
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Market sentiment has declined over the past 12 months from "moderately optimistic" to "slightly pessimistic," it said.
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The CIPD also said employers became more pessimistic over the past six months as the economy slowed.
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It still indicates a pessimistic outlook, however, and would need to rise above 100 to indicate optimism.
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People do seem to respond to media coverage by becoming more pessimistic about corruption in public institutions.
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We've seen here that overly pessimistic outlooks for wind and solar can skew investment and policy decisions.
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The South African Reserve Bank was even more pessimistic at its last monetary policy meeting, in July.
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Mourinho sounded pessimistic that he would make any last-minute signings when talking to media on Thursday.
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Though they have succeeded in getting on the ballot, the ridesharing companies have reason to be pessimistic.
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The demands that Marshal Foch laid down were even harsher than the pessimistic German delegates had feared.
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Schmidt is fairly pessimistic about our ability to keep temperature-rise under the threshold scientists consider safe.
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Markets are even more pessimistic with longer-term forecasts suggesting a miss well into the next decade.
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Where President Donald Trump sees a "death spiral" for Obamacare, some insurers don't seem quite so pessimistic.
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They influence how we process the world around us, making us optimistic or pessimistic, hopeful or scared.
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Does this experience leave you feeling optimistic or pessimistic about the role of theater in popular conversation?
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CNBC's Eunice Yoon reported Monday, citing a government source, that Beijing is pessimistic about the trade deal.
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That is more pessimistic that its previous estimate of growth ranging from 1 percent to 4 percent.
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The index still indicates a pessimistic outlook and would need to rise above 100 to indicate optimism.
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I mean if you're pessimistic now, I think you're probably going to be looking for a problem.
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As a consequence, I'm a bit pessimistic about any new proposal about what's going to replace passwords.
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" He added: "I mean, if you're pessimistic now, you're probably going to be looking for a problem.
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In 2015, 74.8% of the pessimistic people were dead, compared with 68.9% of those who were optimistic.
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These pessimistic games are something I crave, especially in the player-centered heroics video game release season.
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You are a moody, brooding, emotional sign that can lean pessimistic if left in the wrong circumstances.
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I would say domestic investors in particular are more pessimistic about the future than non-domestic investors.
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"In the short term, it's hard not to be pessimistic, to feel a real helplessness," Law said.
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Many Koreans were pessimistic about the future during colonial rule, World War II and the Korean War.
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That's a 16 point shift from an optimistic, progress-embracing view toward a pessimistic, system-doubting view.
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About 17%, however, were even more pessimistic, and predict that the trade conflict will drag on indefinitely.
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It sounds like you're a bit pessimistic about Hillary's commitment to the progressive ideals she has adopted.
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But American businesses are sounding a more pessimistic note, pointing to softer growth ahead, or even contraction.
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Democrats have gotten more pessimistic, with just 14 percent expecting the economy to be better next year.
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When you look at the size of the challenges you just described, are you optimistic or pessimistic?
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A pessimistic optimist would say: Well, damn, this is how we save the world from climate change.
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The most pessimistic view predicted the economy contracting by 2%, not seen since the global financial crisis.
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Scratch a Trump supporter, and you're likely to find someone deeply pessimistic about America and its future.
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Though each had some stake in maintaining the status quo, they were largely pessimistic about the future.
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But there's a more pessimistic possibility, one that has been mainly promulgated by analysts at Civis Analytics.
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" • "But American businesses are sounding a more pessimistic note, pointing to softer growth ahead, or even contraction.
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Perhaps you've become pessimistic even though you know you're usually a glass-half-full kind of person.
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" In the leaked speech, Lam said that while she was pessimistic, "Hong Kong is not dead yet.
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But in this case, to say that things look black for it is not a pessimistic assessment.■
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His new book, "The Age of Entitlement: America Since the Sixties," is even more provocative and pessimistic.
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As the business took up more of his time, Burtynsky became increasingly pessimistic about his art career.
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There is limited, if somewhat pessimistic, chatter that there is major deal to be had this week.
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Private consumption has performed in line with the labor market's evolution and with not-so-pessimistic expectations.
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Still, as more days pass without progress, gun control advocates in the Senate are growing increasingly pessimistic.
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"I'm quite pessimistic," said Trita Parsi, president of the National Iranian American Council, which supports the deal.
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But Roubini, who is also known as "Dr Doom" for his pessimistic economic outlooks, is not convinced.
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It turns out, however, that Dr. Cooper and his colleagues were too pessimistic about the hair samples.
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With eighteen years left in his sentence, he grew pessimistic, and his letters became terse and cynical.
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Voters are largely pessimistic, however, when it comes to whether Congress will act to address mass shootings.
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No one – not even the most pessimistic of economists – is predicting that for the next two quarters.
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As for how to stop it ... Dick sounds pessimistic -- he thinks it kind of a DNA thing.
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On the pessimistic side, Cotter argues, we can already see the beginnings of a backlash against #MeToo.
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Smart investors will be cautiously pessimistic about the US government approving many Chinese takeovers of American firms.
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Angelides, a former California State Treasurer and unsuccessful Democratic candidate for governor of California, is less pessimistic.
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Into this milieu comes a big new study that claims all those previous projections are hopelessly pessimistic.
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"I'm personally quite pessimistic on any deal being made," said Jordan Rochester, G10 forex strategist at Nomura.
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Pessimism about government Although November's elections led to Democratic control of the US House and gains in governorships and state legislatures, Democrats themselves remain largely pessimistic about both the direction of the country (68% pessimistic) and the way the government in Washington will work (93%) in the coming years.
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In its forecasts published on November 8th it was more pessimistic than the government about Italy's economic growth.
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That's a pessimistic view, and as a bundle of optimism and sincerity, I keep coming back to it.
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Top strategists at some big banks had been getting more pessimistic on earnings heading into the new year.
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At the next level, however, the prospects for a vote in the house of Commons are extremely pessimistic.
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He said he suspects financial market sentiment is "unduly pessimistic" and does not himself expect an economic downturn.
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They said that was overly pessimistic and they expected the final amount to be "substantially lower" than that.
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Asked after the meeting if he thought Walmart CEO Doug McMillon had received his message, Sanders was pessimistic.
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In other words, older people are actually more pessimistic about long-term economic growth than younger people are.
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"The longer the Brexit process has gone on, the more critical and pessimistic voters have become," Curtice said.
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Yet none of that fazes Yardeni, who thinks investors got too pessimistic at the beginning of the year.
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The problem, he says, is that analysts tend to grow more and more pessimistic as earnings season approaches.
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Conversely, that makes us overly pessimistic on the way home, and so time seems to pass more quickly.
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Suggesting factory managers are growing increasingly pessimistic, they cut staffing levels for the first time since August 58.83.
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Consumers appeared a bit pessimistic on the economy's short-term outlook and sent a measure of confidence lower.
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But James Moore, who directs the transportation-engineering programme at the University of Southern California, is more pessimistic.
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Though he admits that he has grown "even more pessimistic" watching the Trump presidency, he is an optimist.
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A pessimistic briefing from the State Department helped to turn a majority of the Wise Men against escalation.
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Finding out what causes an animal to display pessimistic bias is an important part of animal welfare research.
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The "effective altruism" movement, a group of scientifically minded do-gooders, argue that this view is too pessimistic.
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Business managers were also pessimistic about the euro zone's services sector, which posted a drop of 1.1 points.
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We're very pessimistic on the possibility of a real deal with China prior to the [2020 presidential] election.
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When given pessimistic information about social mobility, left-wing respondents became even more likely to support economic redistribution.
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This month's BAML poll showed investors at their most pessimistic on global growth since the 2008 financial crisis.
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All of this is a reason for reformers to be pessimistic about their ability to undo mass incarceration.
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There are enormous obstacles to overcome, and many Republican senators have been publicly pessimistic about the bill's chances.
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That's why experts are generally pessimistic about US capability to stop a North Korean weapon headed our way.
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Bandersnatch's vision of the artist's way is appropriately pessimistic, but it does have its own unproductive dead ends.
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Though they hate each other at first, the pessimistic duo start to bond throughout the days-long affair.
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When it came, the defeat by 149 votes was a surprise to even the most pessimistic government flaks.
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A lot of documentary work is pessimistic—bringing awareness to a social issue, a crisis, or a tragedy.
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On some measures—such as people's expectations about the election's impact on their community—Republicans became more pessimistic.
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"I wouldn't get too pessimistic yet," JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon told analysts on Tuesday during a conference call.
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The discussion was lively, insightful, and a bit pessimistic — these panelists were not about to sugarcoat the problem.
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"I would call the flow that we're seeing now 'cautiously pessimistic,'" Gilbert said on "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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But investor assessment of German's current economic condition in October was as pessimistic as it was in 2010.
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Barclays predicted a 1.0 to 1.5 percentage point hit, which was the most pessimistic call in the poll.
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But I think our reading is perhaps a bit more pessimistic than what it is on the ground.
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Twenty-eight percent were uncertain about a second Bush in the White House, while 12 percent were pessimistic.
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Still healing, she is pessimistic about love but remains hopeful that she'll find the right person for her.
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"So what you find is you get really pessimistic success rates or really optimistic success rates," Gore added.
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But I didn't want the film to end on a pessimistic note, and I don't think it does.
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Some have chastised us as pessimistic not to believe we can get to at least 2202-percent growth.
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Retail sales rose 7.6% in July, well off consensus of 8.6% and weaker than the most pessimistic forecast.
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But estimates of how much vary, and the Treasury's numbers are considered a bit pessimistic, but generally correct.
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But the more pessimistic view is that the problems of private businesses run much deeper than animal spirits.
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Thus far this convention has suggested that the Trump campaign is too strange, amateurish and pessimistic to triumph.
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Whether a medical judgment is optimistic or pessimistic, its inept conveyance can upset or infuriate already anxious patients.
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The government turned more pessimistic on consumer prices, highlighting the Bank of Japan's struggles to generate lasting inflation.
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" Twenty-seven percent of Republicans said they felt "more optimistic," and 6900 percent said they felt "more pessimistic.
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These factors have prompted an overly pessimistic view on the corporate earnings outlook for 2019, says Societe Generale.
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Which is not to suggest that this year's plays, presented at the Actors Theater here, were wholly pessimistic.
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The persistent drumbeat of pessimistic headlines aren't driving users or advertisers away either, according to analysts at Oppenheimer.
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Bankers are pessimistic about any near-term improvement in loan volume while volatile and uncertain macroeconomic conditions persist.
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President Trump sounded a pessimistic note Monday on the latest GOP effort to repeal ObamaCare, and blamed Sen.
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CNBC's Eunice Yoon, , reported that Chinese officials are pessimistic about the prospect of a U.S.-China trade deal.
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Others were simply pessimistic about the chances of Gareth Southgate's squad going far in the competition, Miles said.
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And the employment rate tells a far more pessimistic story, having fallen substantially below its pre-recession level.
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The account, which has over 80,000 followers, features comically pessimistic, insulting horoscopes with a heavy focus on doom.
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Obama also rejected the notion that people should be pessimistic about the state of the world under Trump.
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Only 22 percent of the responses were pessimistic about their companies' chances of success in the coming year.
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I think it's better to be hopeful and optimistic about our future than pessimistic and gloomy about it.
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Entrepreneurs everywhere can now solve the problems of humanity Every 30 or 40 years, Americans become incredibly pessimistic.
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And nearly every expert I've spoken to is incredibly pessimistic about the chances that the summit will succeed.
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This bias tends to be overly optimistic rather than pessimistic regarding the amount of work required for projects.
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"Feminist perspectives of the woman-machine relationship have long oscillated between pessimistic fatalism and utopian optimism," Wajcman writes.
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Investor sentiment turned dour after a report that Beijing was pessimistic about striking a trade deal with Washington.
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Rystad Energy is even more pessimistic, calling for a plunge of 2.8 million barrels per day in 2020.
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That's why experts are generally pessimistic about US capabilities to stop a North Korean weapon headed our way.
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By building up the gun lobby as an indomitable force, pessimistic liberals are playing directly into its hands.
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If anything, they were too pessimistic about 2018, which now looks likely to be north of 3 percent.
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Su urged investors not to be unduly pessimistic about short-term global market volatility and "not to panic".
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I've advocated for more pessimistic games and I've pushed for more acceptance of allegory in our political games.
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That's striking because, for all its romanticism, the movie reads as a pessimistic take on heterosexual romantic relationships.
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Virgin Galactic — Shares of the space company sank more than 463% amid multiple pessimistic sell-side analyst notes.
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One is when they look in the mirror and talk to themselves — that tends to be more pessimistic.
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" Schnatter added: "I feel so negative and pessimistic about the company that I've sold a lot of stock.
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At this point, there are, however, more reasons to be optimistic than pessimistic about how this will end.
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"People might find that pessimistic, but it's true," added Stokes, who had no role in the emissions report.
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Republicans were less pessimistic, with 49% of Republicans believing North Korea will eventually give up their nuclear weapons.
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"Some people are pessimistic that there will be a bill, that there won't be an agreement," Paul said.
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Even Wall Street lobbyists and lawyers were pessimistic about the chances of the bill, the Financial Choice Act.
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Although he made attempts at peace with the Palestinian Arabs, Ben-Gurion was pessimistic about ever achieving it.
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The pessimistic view coincided with a lower though still largely positive outlook for the rest of the world.
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It never plays well at home to appear pessimistic about American power abroad, until it is too late.
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Many had not heard about it and sounded pessimistic about the prospects that change would reach their lands.
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Jeff Flake, who said private meetings on Monday also left him pessimistic that a deal could be reached.
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CNBC reported earlier in the week, citing a government source, that China is pessimistic about the trade deal.
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Researchers for Save the Elephants said the Chinese ivory business seemed depressed, with vendors pessimistic about their future.
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Suresh Naidu of Columbia University thinks such calculations may, from a planner's point of view, be overly pessimistic.
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A majority of Americans also said Trump's statements and actions since the election have made them more pessimistic.
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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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Administration officials sounded increasingly pessimistic that a first phase of any China deal would be reached anytime soon.
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Even the most pessimistic veterans thought that with over 28503 cosponsors and bipartisan support, this bill would pass.
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And Jayapal did seem somewhat pessimistic about the situation in the House, even though Democrats took it back.
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Democrats are pessimistic and have seen barely any improvement in their outlook despite the steadily improving economic data.
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The fact that Trump showed up the most pessimistic expectations is, on a PR level, a clear win.
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U.S. officials say hawks in the Trump administration remain pessimistic that the North-South contacts will lead anywhere.
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She was too pessimistic, too serious, too cynical about men, for the frothy world in which she appeared.
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He usually concludes with pessimistic declarations that little good comes of pairing human flaws with highly advanced technology.
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Perhaps that paints a pessimistic picture of John Lineker but it is best not to sugar coat it.
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A less pessimistic Senate Republican aide said Senate control still "could go either way" but sketched out problems.
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"We are less pessimistic since these negotiations are being conducted by senior politicians, not by trade bureaucrats," they said.
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The problem is that they were overly pessimistic about how badly the economy would suffer immediately after the referendum.
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And I was growing very pessimistic that he'd be charged, based on just the time that had gone by.
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Conceptual artist Hannah Rothstein isn't particularly pessimistic, but when it comes to the future of our planet she's worried.
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A confidence level below 100 reflects a pessimistic outlook and would need to rise above 100 to indicate optimism.
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The Last Man was a dire, pessimistic imagining of the human race's demise by plague in 21st century (hmm).
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However, Wren says investors and analysts have been too pessimistic on energy stocks, and expectations need to be recalibrated.
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The survey therefore found that 67 percent of CFOs of consumer-oriented firms remained pessimistic, seeing "no positive future".
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They selected 44 cover images from between 1998 and 2016 that seemed to make an optimistic or pessimistic point.
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Now a new book, "The Innovation Illusion" by Fredrik Erixon and Bjorn Weigel, presents a still more pessimistic vision.
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He says prices in the capital would fall 10 percent if there were no deal, the most pessimistic forecast.
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By the most pessimistic projections, the stadium would be up and running by now, had it been quickly approved.
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The University of Michigan reports "…a very pessimistic economic outlook among Democrats and a very optimistic outlook among Republicans".
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Either sentiment about the euro zone's economic future is too rosy, or projections of economic growth are too pessimistic.
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It may just be that Sentix respondents have decided they have been too pessimistic, and swung the other way.
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But if it has not, then under even the most pessimistic assumptions possible it will do so in 2018.
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They found that when female cichlids lose their chosen mates, they become glum and more pessimistic about the world.
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The University of Chicago's Juan Collar is more pessimistic, particularly if the upgraded XENON-1T experiment also finds nothing.
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Still, the 12-month forecast for the yuan was the most pessimistic median in Reuters polls conducted this year.
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Yet Roubini is pessimistic that the world's two largest economies will work out a long-term agreement anytime soon.
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News of the tiny increase doesn't come as a surprise for financial planners, who already held out pessimistic expectations.
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You have a stat in the book that working-class whites are currently the most pessimistic group in America.
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Whether one takes the optimistic or pessimistic case for democracy from these findings, one conclusion is hard to escape.
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In less nuanced hands, Kids could have been a boring, pessimistic game wallowing in the totality of societal ills.
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Our more pessimistic commenters reckoned it would take 100 artists two to four years to make this a reality.
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The analyst's warning comes as Wall Street is growing more pessimistic about growth prospects and the outlook for earnings.
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Several economists met with NRF's board over the past weekend, and Shay said no one was all that pessimistic.
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Given global risks like climate change, biodiversity loss, and nuclear weapons, I have become rather pessimistic about the future.
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The factory PMI dropped two points to 56.6 from 58.6, matching the most pessimistic forecast in a Reuters poll.
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"A couple years ago I was getting quite pessimistic… I thought, 'Oh it's never going to happen,'" he said.
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The characters were fan favorites, with Plaza's pessimistic, sarcastic April providing the perfect foil to Pratt's lovable goofball Andy.
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The most pessimistic forecast for growth next year in India matches the most optimistic figure for China, 7 percent.
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Yes, but: Their outlook for EV's is more pessimistic than what another consultancy, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, has predicted.
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That is a pessimistic look at what the potential for this country and for what this country's people is.
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The most pessimistic forecast in the latest poll was 7.75 by Rabobank, a rate not seen since early 2007.
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If this pessimistic view is right, it will take more than fiscal pump-priming to unleash the private sector.
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Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats was pointedly pessimistic in his recent testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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The more pessimistic view is that declining competition and enrollment could lead to rising premiums in future years, too.
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On the other hand, a more pessimistic take would be that the genie is now out of the bottle.
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That leads to the media pointing out that other pollsters are far more pessimistic about his standing with voters.
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The current level of confidence reflects a pessimistic outlook and would need to rise above 100 to indicate optimism.
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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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But it increases to 35 percent over the next two years, with the most pessimistic call at 75 percent.
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At 66 percent, young people are among the most likely to feel pessimistic about the worth of their vote.
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Under optimistic assumptions, the economic pie gets slightly bigger, but under pessimistic assumptions the economic pie gets slightly smaller.
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That hard-line stance makes some advocates pessimistic about the prospect for a system overhaul under a Sessions administration.
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The game is as pessimistic as organizations like Mars One are optimistic, and that is a surprisingly refreshing perspective.
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Partially, probably, because of the focus on your dystopias, there's been a narrative that you're a somewhat pessimistic writer.
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When the projections dropped, Fed watchers immediately speculated about just which member had turned super-dovish (or super pessimistic).
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A CNBC report saying the mood in Beijing was pessimistic about the prospects of sealing an agreement dented sentiment.
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He's said that doomsday scenarios and overly pessimistic predictions helped tank markets, according to people familiar with those conversations.
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I am really pessimistic about the future of NATO, let alone a "united West" that shares values and interests.
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With just months left in his final term as governor, he was in a reflective — and fairly pessimistic — place.
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"We are less pessimistic since these negotiations are being conducted by senior politicians, not by trade bureaucrats," they added.
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As recently as Sunday, Mr. Trump was far more pessimistic about the program's future and criticized its Democratic supporters.
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Frequently when investors become more pessimistic about the economy, stocks fall and the yield on bonds falls as well.
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" He is pessimistic about today's grim political realities, but also said that "more people think there will be change.
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Murkowski, who burst into Tuesday's hearing growling like a bear and mimicking claws with her hands, sounded more pessimistic.
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The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported Germans were more pessimistic than at any time since 1949 due to the virus.
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The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung reported Germans were more pessimistic than at any time since 1949 due to the virus.
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The leadership of our hospital is working tirelessly — but doctors on the ground are pessimistic about our surge capacity.
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She noted 39% of survey respondents were pessimistic about the six-month market performance as of the latest reading.
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Not that this 80-minute production — written by David Byrne, who also directed, with Kate Stanley — is outright pessimistic.
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Murkowski, who burst into Tuesday's hearing growling like a bear and mimicking claws with her hands, sounded more pessimistic.
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Your language strikes me as pessimistic — the idea of a "climax" seems to imply that we're nearing the end.
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But investors have taken a more pessimistic view, raising questions about the leadership of its chief executive, Mark Fields.
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Calling himself a "realist with a pessimistic bent," however, Sandgren sought ways to play down his win over Berrettini.
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But she was also pessimistic about the prospects for the Kinder Morgan project in the face of legal challenges.
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Schillerova said that although the economy was slowing - mainly due to external factors - she would not be too pessimistic.
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Pessimistic: I'm concerned about the fringe candidates — and whether their people will join the coalition or go third party.
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It's a pessimistic book that nonetheless bends toward optimism, and it is a tonic for sore hearts and minds.
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Among Republicans, 50 percent are doubtful about future economic prospects; 62 percent of Democrats are in the pessimistic camp.
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Conventional wisdom seems to have been too pessimistic about how much the economy could grow before setting off inflation.
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Another OPEC delegate was more pessimistic, saying he expected no major progress until OPEC's next scheduled meeting in June.
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Firms' assessment of their own activity also picked up after a tough few months, though they remained pessimistic overall.
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"The pessimistic interpretation is that Twitter wants [to join ActivityPub], but also wants to control the standard," he tweeted.
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If Obama's opinion at the time was inexcusable, what should we make of the vainer and more pessimistic Trump?
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The added inches of global sea-level rise places the planet on track with the IPCC's most pessimistic predictions.
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Asli Erdogan, a novelist of the "dark, pessimistic," is struggling to process her own grim experience: months in prison.
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But U.S. officials say hawks in the Trump administration remain pessimistic that the North-South contacts will lead anywhere.
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I have a few pessimistic friends, but I never argue with them—I just leave them to their opinions.
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On the other hand, I don't feel at home in this world anymore is blatantly pessimistic about human nature.
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Chris Weller: Given the title, I think this could be read as a fairly pessimistic, or even nihilistic, book.
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" Lest you find that pessimistic, she clarifies: "That doesn't mean there's not a future for storytelling, truth telling, and investigations.
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Current trends taken into account, the more pessimistic outlook predicts we will make this planet unlivable within 50-75 years.
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Despite all of this sounding pessimistic, I am actually quite optimistic about the future of VR. Prices will come down.
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Maybe you've gotten over the depressive feelings, but now [you've taken on] a nasty disposition and have become really pessimistic.
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Industry officials are now more pessimistic than the government, saying production could fall to 36 million bales in 2017/18.
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Last month Paulsen said that investors would be more pessimistic about a recession when the stock market reaches a bottom.
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As a result, the Fed and the markets have entered a pessimistic spiral, while the real economy has been ignored.
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UBS is looking to cut costs further as CEO Sergio Ermotti sounded a pessimistic note on profitability for the year.
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However, Burton's wholesale dismissal of Kahneman's view as "pessimistic" and, rather hyperbolically, "nihilistic," was in my opinion unwarranted and inaccurate.
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That makes me generally pessimistic about any fintech company whose only wedge is serving a market that banks don't serve.
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"Worryingly, even as current conditions deteriorated further, respondents still turned more pessimistic about the business environment going forward," Maluleke added.
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That era was less pessimistic about the country's trajectory, less cynical about politics and politicians, more faithful on various fronts.
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I'm optimistic because…well, you made me pessimistic when you talked about young people but I'm not sure you're right.
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I'm terribly pessimistic about my performance at work, even though I've been told multiple times that I'm doing pretty well.
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They seem pessimistic about their own prospects and less inclined to devote much thought and effort to those of others.
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Talking to Recode's Kara Swisher before that momentous ban, USA Today sports columnist Christine Brennan was pessimistic about its chances.
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Even under the most pessimistic carbon emissions scenarios, the study predicts that a boreal forest refuge area will remain intact.
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PESSIMISTIC The protests are the most serious political crisis in Hong Kong since it returned to China 22 years ago.
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By the fall of 2016, his health was deteriorating rapidly, and he grew pessimistic about the prospects for a cure.
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If the left's diagnosis is too pessimistic, the real problem lies with its prescriptions, which are profligate and politically dangerous.
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On the other side of things, a similar study found that highly pessimistic men were more likely to develop hypertension.
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So the media dwells on the most pessimistic projections, ensuring that polling, no matter how divorced from reality, shapes it.
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With Palestinian leaders boycotting the Bahrain conference and Arab states backing their political demands, analysts are pessimistic about the gathering.
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Many at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, last month were pessimistic because of trade and the global economy.
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It might sound pessimistic, but nowadays you can't really rely on vendors—big or small—to keep your data safe.
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And in what Vazza calls a "pessimistic," but plausible, chain of events, the default rate could rise to 5.2 percent.
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Reischauer outlined his pessimistic outlook for the 2017 healthcare agenda at a panel hosted by the National Coalition on Healthcare.
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Twenty-four percent were uncertain about Obama, meanwhile, while 28503 percent were pessimistic about the nation's first African-American president.
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The March report gave a pessimistic outlook, saying this bout of weakness could continue for some time in the future.
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A 6 percent rise would mean revenue of 6.86 billion euros, below the most pessimistic forecast in the Reuters poll.
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Corporate profits, though, grew nearly 15 percent and the outlook for the second quarter is less pessimistic than the norm.
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Moreover, "with the yen rising further, export-oriented manufacturers will likely become pessimistic in the near future," said Moody's Analytics.
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"Trump detractors who believe the new president will quickly drive the economy into a ditch are overly pessimistic," he said.
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Syrian wheat trader Ishak Dandal is also pessimistic and has diversified to selling automobiles to try and make a living.
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While it remains to be seen how this version wraps up, it so far has followed a similarly pessimistic trajectory.
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But the hundreds of comments they sent back seem to lean a lot harder on the pessimistic side of things.
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That offering could have raised billions of dollars and its absence has made investors more pessimistic about JBS' credit outlook.
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Guimaraes is generally pessimistic about a DACA replacement, figuring the two parties will use the issue as a political football.
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I was wondering if you could conclude by offering an optimistic and a pessimistic forecast for the next several years.
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But my pessimistic expectation is the anniversary will mostly focus on Red Guard chaos narratives, and suffering of elite intellectuals.
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"Many critics are working from a set of pessimistic, establishment political assumptions that will, frankly, result in disaster," he said.
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As a result, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are pessimistic about the chances of striking a deal. Sen.
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Ray Long, the general manager of Bay Bridge Auto Body, a car repair shop in East Oakland, is similarly pessimistic.
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"In the short term, investor sentiment remains very pessimistic," said Lu Jie, head of research China at asset manager Robeco.
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As the jurors begin deliberations, supporters of police reform are understandably pessimistic that they will return with a guilty verdict.
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In one study in particular, he measured the degree to which insurance salespeople were optimistic or pessimistic in their work.
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Rabobank has the most pessimistic forecast for the yuan - 7.75 per dollar in 12 months - a view held since August.
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Lou Jones, the founder and CEO of Biogenics, a firm that makes warning equipment for cryopreservation units, is more pessimistic.
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Even breaking the consumer sentiment data down by income levels does little to buoy the argument that Americans were pessimistic.
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Consumers were a bit pessimistic on the economy's short-term prospects, implying they did not expect a pickup in activity.
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In south-central Utah , where the topography is spectacular, desolate, and extreme, the pessimistic tradition in place-names runs strong.
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Nietzsche, ultimately, did not give in to Silenus's pessimistic message that it would have been better never to have existed.
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SAFE HAVEN JAPANESE YEN GAINS ON CNBC REPORT THAT BEIJING IS PESSIMISTIC ABOUT A TRADE DEAL WITH THE UNITED STATES
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Clinton can use the nastier, more pessimistic turmoil engulfing this year's election to accomplish anything positive is not readily apparent.
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Rating agencies Moody's and S&P are more pessimistic, expecting the economy to shrink 0.7 percent and 1.0 percent respectively.
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A mounting tide of anxiety makes people angrier about society and more darkly pessimistic about the possibility of changing it.
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For some reason, Luke now acts like a jaded, pessimistic dick who wants to forget about all the Jedi stuff.
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Interestingly, people tend to be happier on the weekends (especially Saturdays) and more pessimistic on Mondays and Tuesdays, Danforth says.
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Communication will be rough this evening when messenger planet Mercury opposes restrictive Saturn and puts people in a pessimistic mood.
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He's said privately that doomsday scenarios and overly pessimistic predictions helped tank markets, according to people familiar with those conversations.
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Burr's private comments at the lunch were more specific and pessimistic than some of his public remarks about the outbreak.
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You see some cable shows that are gritty and there's kind of a pessimistic worldview, and we don't have that.
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Asia-Pacific region CFOs are by far the most pessimistic about the short-term outlook for the U.S. stock market.
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And then there's a [more pessimistic] story that is better at predicting day-to-day events, at least right now.
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The resulting book offers a window into specific experiences that's tinged with a pessimistic view of men, women and power.
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"I'm very pessimistic this gets done," a chief of staff for a Democratic member of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus said.
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It's cheerily pessimistic and imaginative, and you'll either love it or hate it — but you won't want to miss it.
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Even on the European Commission's pessimistic assumptions, the deficits proposed by Rome wouldn't send the debt burden out of control.
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Film noir has flourished, particularly in Los Angeles, a city that seems perfect for setting dark, creepy and pessimistic films.
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The greatest of them is Magneto, a man whose gruesome experience during World War II crystallizes a pessimistic, violent worldview.
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"People are pessimistic after the war, but I really wanted to show how I see things here," Ms. Karkin said.
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A bear market marks a 20% decline in stocks from recent highs and an overall pessimistic feeling on Wall Street.
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Bond prices have hit record highs, and forecasts for stocks and the global economy have turned pessimistic with remarkable speed.
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In fact, in my more pessimistic moments — they occur fairly frequently — it's hard for me to imagine communication without deception.
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However, the conversation has veered into increasingly pessimistic territory, and the media has focused their attention largely on this negativity.
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LONDON — A long-running survey of consumer attitudes in Britain found that UK shoppers are increasingly pessimistic about the economy.
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But it was still below the benchmark of 100, which means those pessimistic about the economic situation outnumber the optimists.
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MICHAEL RAMAGEReader in architecture and engineeringUniversity of Cambridge Your analysis of carbon capture and storage was welcome, if somewhat pessimistic.
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On that score she is optimistic, perhaps because she is so pessimistic about what will happen if liberals stop trying.
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Still, Michael DiMartino, the marketing director of Brownstone Real Estate, said he is not pessimistic about the retail industry here.
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The top end of that range was below the most pessimistic analyst estimate of $250.4 million, Thomson Reuters data showed.
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This could make Japanese companies more pessimistic, which is a risk for capital expenditure plans in the new fiscal year.
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On the whole, the results pointed to a far more pessimistic global image than the reality of the underlying data.
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There is ample evidence to support Trump's pessimistic view of the deal, including major enforcement failures by Merkel's own government.
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"Since the financial crisis of 2008/2009, the DIHK has not received such pessimistic replies from the companies," Schweitzer said.
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However, this pessimistic worldview carries unnecessarily harmful consequences; it can keep people stuck in a defensive, narrow and unhelpful posture.
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The reality is that if Trump fires Mueller, the midterms could be even worse than the most pessimistic prognosticators imagine.
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Cooperman added Tuesday investors have become too pessimistic on the energy sector and too optimistic on individual companies like Tesla.
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Less optimistic figures put the population around 130 million by 0003, and the most pessimistic say fewer than 100 million.
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Buffett was deeply pessimistic last year when discussing the state of the newspaper industry in an interview with Yahoo Finance.
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However, we have seen some pessimistic views towards this deal, as what Walmart is jumping on is a declining category.
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Previous Pew Research has found that after automation hit younger workers, they became (quite understandably) pessimistic about technology in general.
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Somehow, what was unusual about Trump is, he was very pessimistic but it still had an energizing aspect to it.
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"We aren't pessimistic about the 2016 outlook" for demand in 2016, a Beijing-based spokesman for the Japanese automaker said.
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Trump lost Maine and Colorado in 2016, and the president's reelection aides are increasingly pessimistic about his odds in Michigan.
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"I am not that pessimistic because there is so much support for the EU in all these countries," he said.
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"If you're pessimistic and have some health issues, then it's even more important to take care of your physical health."
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The consensus was clear: 95 percent of respondents felt pessimistic, while 3 percent felt optimistic and 2 percent felt neutral.
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And none of them — not even the most pessimistic — could've imagined the epistemic anarchy unleashed by Facebook or YouTube algorithms.
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The apps differ wildly in how they handle all that uncertainty, and some will be much more pessimistic than others.
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Subsequent studies have raised sea level rise projections due to more pessimistic projections of melting from land-based ice sheets.
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That belief was contradicted by several studies, including one from Congress's official economic scorekeeper, which Republicans dismissed as overly pessimistic.
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The process has been unsettling and vexed, and some have become totally cynical and pessimistic of the world and life.
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The highest tier, RCP 20163, is the pessimistic business-as-usual scenario, anticipating no policy changes nor any technological advances.
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I don't know whether to be optimistic or pessimistic about that, and I mostly just choose to ignore it. Okay.
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It's the car companies' business, but we can be privately pessimistic about the chances that they'll become real technology companies.
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"If you're looking for a kind of pessimistic, downbeat vision of America, we're not your folks," Clinton said in Hatfield.
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Charities remain pessimistic, too, despite talk of creating government-endorsed lists of vetted humanitarian-relief groups that banks could safely serve.
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Have you ever known a Capricorn, as grumpy and pessimistic as they may be, to fall—but not get back up?
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In the latest poll, the 12-month renminbi forecast was the most pessimistic median in Reuters polls since August last year.
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But Faber, who is also known as Dr. Doom for his usually pessimistic predictions, noted that China wouldn't be easily cowed.
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The base case is for productivity growth of 1.7 percent, the pessimistic case 1.4 percent, and the optimistic case 2.8 percent.
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Sentiment toward most other emerging Asian currencies remained pessimistic though bearish bets eased a bit on the U.S. dollar's recent retreat.
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The IoD said, however, that while business leaders were pessimistic about the economy, confidence in their own firms remained relatively upbeat.
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Europe will be far better off if its approach to regulating technology focuses more on hope and avoids this pessimistic trap.
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Of course, many people become pessimistic in the worst situations, but humans also have the strength to turn them into playgrounds.
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Around 44 percent said Abenomics has little potential ahead, with 23.19 percent even more pessimistic, saying it has no further potential.
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In the short run, however, they have an incentive to issue ever-so-slightly pessimistic forecasts, so companies can "beat" expectations.
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Yet even the most pessimistic scenarios for the future of fossil fuels suggest better growth prospects for gas than for oil.
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Ms. Zentner said surveys suggested that some high-income consumers had already become more pessimistic as markets have become more volatile.
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Bond investors obviously have a more pessimistic view of the U.S. economy than some economists do – private sector economists and policymakers.
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I feel like you watch Master of None and it's a very optimistic look at millennialism, [but] I'm pessimistic about it.
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Sales dropped 47 percent to 21.4 million euros, which was even below the most pessimistic poll estimate of 26.9 million euros.
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The IMF is even more pessimistic with a forecast of 0.5 percent growth next year after two straight years of contractions.
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The other element in the market advance has been just how pessimistic investors' sentiment and how defensive their posture had become.
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Consumers were a bit pessimistic on the economy's short-term prospects, implying they did not expect a pick-up in activity.
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However, the report's authors acknowledge their view may be overly pessimistic and that there is the potential for a better outcome.
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Her day had begun with a first rally in Pittsburgh, where Clinton pleaded with Americans to reject Donald Trump's "pessimistic" worldview.
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"Gold is open to setbacks in the short term, given the elevated long speculative positioning and pessimistic rates markets," UBS said.
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But it's notable how pessimistic American women are about their workplaces changing, and that's a problem employers have to reckon with.
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JT Asset Management - the most pessimistic - slashed the valuation to around 30 percent below ZTE's last close of 31.31 yuan ($4.98).
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However, corporate executives have been fairly pessimistic so far, with 78 issuing negative guidance warnings, and just 30 giving positive notice.
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Still, 10 of the 11 sectors showed earnings gains over the year, and the outlook ahead is less pessimistic than usual.
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Driving the short-term move, Wald credits deeply pessimistic sentiment among investors and greater volume into advancing shares than declining shares.
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The sub-indices showed manufacturers felt slightly more pessimistic about domestic demand than they did about prospects for exports in July.
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U.S. CEOs remain gloomy in their economic outlook, and notably, more pessimistic than some of their important counterparts around the globe.
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"It's my job to be pessimistic, so if you accuse me of being optimistic, I feel bad about that," Sava said.
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"I am very pessimistic" about the prospects for Republican healthcare legislation, Chuck Grassley, a senior senator, told Fox News on Tuesday.
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For example, if the patient is extremely agitated or overly pessimistic, the therapist may end up feeling similar after a session.
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It was still set for its worst monthly drop since August, 2015 as overall investors and analysts remained pessimistic about earnings.
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Although the special has the very pessimistic title of A Speck Of Dust, the videos prove Silverman is secretly an optimist.
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Three months ago, the consensus among forecasters polled by Reuters had the Nikkei at 19,000 around now, which was too pessimistic.
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It's also possible that the FBI knew this option existed all along and the Justice Department was pessimistic about the case.
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While I agree with the Obama administration in general and am an advocate for transgender rights, I'm pessimistic about the outcome.
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Eleven percent expect a drop of 21980 percent, up from only 21 percent of investors who were that pessimistic last quarter.
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White House aides have grown pessimistic in recent days that the talks will occur, and Trump underscored the uncertainty on Tuesday.
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Any time you experience negative or pessimistic thoughts, use this as a cue to shift gears and think about something positive.
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The ensuing war of words, in which Kim called Trump "a mentally deranged U.S. dotard," has some foreign policy experts pessimistic.
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Most Americans remain pessimistic about the future of the Trump administration when it comes to how it will affect their families.
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Republicans are growing more pessimistic about their odds of taking back the House majority after the surprise news Thursday that Rep.
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A slight plurality of Americans are more optimistic than pessimistic about the economy, according to a CBS/YouGov poll released Sunday.
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There's a more positive outlook on the direction the country is headed: 48% are optimistic about that while 43% are pessimistic.
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Yet having since been briefed on the UCI's proposals he was pessimistic, saying that their economic concerns were not being heard.
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MOOD IN BEIJING ABOUT A TRADE DEAL IS PESSIMISTIC DUE TO U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMPS RELUCTANCE TO ROLL BACK TARIFFS- CNBC
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Many Americans, especially in rural and blue-collar areas, are pessimistic about the future and nostalgic for a seemingly better past.
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Bond investors may soon pay a hefty price for being too pessimistic about the economy, according to portfolio manager Joe Zidle.
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Steve Jobs was humiliated and felt pessimistic about his future after he was fired from Apple, the company he co-founded.
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"But this is less pessimistic than we've seen the opposing party in prior years when economic conditions were poor," Saad said.
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Hedge funds deeply pessimistic on the currency have been caught out when Brexit negotiations take a sudden turn for the better.
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He was producing the movie Fitzcarraldo, which, if you haven't seen it, is a deeply pessimistic take on nature philosophy archetypes.
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Perhaps I'm too pessimistic, but I still think the structural issues around the Chinese economic model and technology development are unresolvable.
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"I do not get overly optimistic when the market is good, nor overly pessimistic when the market is down," he said.
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We have for too long resigned ourselves to "the way things are" because we are pessimistic that a solution is possible.
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But he is pessimistic about filling in some of the most glaring gaps in the genetic map of the Fertile Crescent.
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Republicans are returning to Washington from their Fourth of July recess increasingly pessimistic about their chances of passing their repeal bill.
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The most pessimistic call for the probability of a recession in one year also has crept up, from 60% to 70%.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) has been mostly upbeat during the last month's health care discussions, but sounded notably pessimistic on Thursday.
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In a more pessimistic one, slumping business confidence and the cost of trade wars cause employers to pull back on hiring.
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People who feel powerless and who are more pessimistic are also more likely to believe in conspiracy theories, van Prooijen finds.
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It's hard to argue with the fact that inherent depravity is a profoundly pessimistic idea, and one with potentially bad effects.
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Instead, Dr. Tsipursky urges companies to understand the true, real risks of COVID-19, and make decisions based on 'pessimistic realism.
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His pitching coach with the Houston Astros, Brent Strom, said Morton had a pessimistic streak and needed to build his confidence.
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There is a more pessimistic version of the collapse-then-rebuild model, in which warlords compete until one prevails over all.
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" She added that while she may just be feeling pessimistic, "it's really hard ... to imagine this country staying home for months.
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At 5% of a year's GDP it's several times greater than the worst possible losses estimated by the most pessimistic economists.
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The fact is that until we saw the exit poll, which showed significant losses for the Conservative Party, we were pessimistic.
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"I'm not optimistic; I'm not pessimistic," said Senator John A. DeFrancisco, a Syracuse-area Republican who serves as deputy majority leader.
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" • "In a more pessimistic one, slumping business confidence and the cost of trade wars cause employers to pull back on hiring.
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It is remarkable that so many on the left are essentially pessimistic about the abilities and future of the United States.
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However, the firm has been pessimistic in its prospects for the near-term amid higher fuel costs and no fare growth.
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