Second, and perhaps most importantly, while the numbers paint a rosy picture, it is not rosy for everyone.
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"We cannot simply rely on rosy economic assumptions, rosy growth rates to fill in the gap; we've got to make tough decisions," he said.
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The very important caveat to the rosy numbers is that they start to look considerably less rosy when you take Apple out of the equation.
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"We cannot simply rely on rosy economic assumptions, rosy growth rates to fill in the gap; we've got to make tough decisions," Flake said when the first tax bill was released.
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CBO has a long and storied tradition of making it more difficult for political leaders to get what they want, by arguing that their rosy estimates are a little too rosy.
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Talk about a rosy way to start the new year.
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Vaseline Lip Therapy Rosy Lip Tin, $2.67, available at Walmart.
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The outlook for the European tech sector isn't all rosy.
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Facebook presented a very rosy picture of its initial test.
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Shares of chemical maker Dow were up on rosy results.
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Not everything is rosy in the Vatican's financial departments, however.
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The president tried to paint a rosy picture of jobs.
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Yet not everything is rosy in the rich world either.
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And in the short run it isn't so rosy either.
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Not everything is rosy in CEO Jeff Bezos' world though.
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The U.S. economy has been rosy and better than expected.
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With a combination of two different rosy shades, she says.
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I prefer the dialectic itchiness of her rosy kitsch mode.
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Onia Women's x We Wore What Rosy Top, $95; amazon.
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Yet in the longer term the outlook is less rosy.
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And this rosy nude is the color I've gone to.
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Naturally, the numbers are all rosy for the music industry.
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Productivity from technological advances could round out a rosy forecast.
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After all, more direct measures are nothing like as rosy.
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He refuses to paint a wholly rosy picture of 1969.
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If things look rosy now, the songs warn, just wait.
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The economic picture entering the next decade isn't exactly rosy.
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But beneath this rosy picture is a much darker reality.
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Their conclusion is not because all is rosy out there.
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Beyond the fanfare, however, not everything looks rosy for Putin.
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When it comes to class representation, things are less rosy.
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And it's not all rosy news for the company's employees.
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Less than a year later, things aren't looking so rosy.
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Frank draws O with rosy cheeks and a deadpan expression.
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But economists warn that the overall rosy picture could change.
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They've also had some luck to counter rosy economic statistics.
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Maybe a rosy mauve to play well with your accessories.
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But how rosy can it be within such a culture?
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The milk processor, however, still sees a rosy future ahead.
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The view from the coal pits is far less rosy.
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The story is not all rosy for big retailers, however.
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Yet bond markets appear increasingly skeptical of that rosy scenario.
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This dirty investing secret led to a rosy outcome, however.
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LONDON, Nov 211 (Reuters) - Not all's rosy in the garden.
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Just before Christmas, the economic data was looking surprisingly rosy.
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This light is softer, maybe a bit rosy and golden.
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"It's important to not paint too rosy a picture," Galvin says.
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America is in the rosy throes of a tooth-staining affair.
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Not that everything is rosy for states that participate in Powerball.
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The Color Purple's rosy ending still reads largely as wish fulfillment.
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But outside the Oval Office, the outlook is not so rosy.
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The radicals, too, are not painted in a uniformly rosy hue.
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Not all take such a rosy view of Ms Dick, however.
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And, despite its rosy Q3 numbers, Netflix ultimately needs a buyer.
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Not everything about the Notebook 9 Pro's hardware is rosy, however.
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Additionally, there are signs that not everything is rosy inside Apple.
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Other politicians, Johnson said, offer a "rosy picture" of the world.
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The global payments outlook is rosy, and not just for Worldpay.
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The administration hasn't presented any evidence to support its rosy forecast.
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But the reality just doesn't agree with BlackBerry Mobile's rosy outlook.
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The OBR's growth forecasts, though grim, may still be too rosy.
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The outlook was not clear or necessarily rosy, the agency cautioned.
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Dig a little deeper, though, and the details are less rosy.
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That rosy view of what AI can deliver isn't entirely wrong.
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However, the outlooks accompanying those earnings reports are not as rosy.
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Worried that the relatively rosy economic times may soon be over?
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The relatively rosy outlook is true for much of Latin America.
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Unfortunately, not everything was rosy at the beginning of their romance.
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To Republicans, things are rosy and looking better all the time.
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There are still several issues that could derail the rosy outlook.
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Available colors include sky, rosy, cloud and twilight — but not cappuccino.
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At least that's the rosy-colored view of such a move.
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L'Oréal Paris Age Perfect Cell Renewal Rosy Tone Moisturizer, $18.79; target.com
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Instead, gravitate toward more rosy browns to avoid looking washed out.
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When asked if he still has his rosy outlook, Collison hesitated.
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Lang also had a rosy outlook for the stock of ConocoPhillips.
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Markets are looking ahead -- and the future doesn't look as rosy.
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By contrast, conditions and the outlook for retailers were less rosy.
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The industry's rosy picture of life offshore isn't entirely accurate, however.
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While Rosy was very nice and helpful, she was no Danielle.
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But he's had a more rosy view of climate action recently.
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A trio of rosy-pink lip products that can be layered
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Warren didn't come anywhere close to that sort of rosy prediction.
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The near future of Italian tennis does not seem as rosy.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Trump painted a rosy picture of the party.
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There was rosy bloom but also coursing intensity in her singing.
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But that rosy view doesn't allow for any possible ethical quandaries.
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This all sounds pretty rosy, and, in many ways, it is.
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That's a pretty rosy view of things, about changing the world.
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David: That's a pretty rosy vision of what business can do.
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A handful depict colorful woodland mushrooms, such as the rosy russula.
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Mr. Kimmel indicated that he wasn't feeling rosy about that prospect.
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He thought her name, Rosy, was fine since it was secular.
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To Republicans, things are rosy and looking better all the time.
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Now it's not looking so rosy for China on that front.
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Not all metals used in car batteries have a rosy future.
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LONG-TERM QUESTIONS Not all is rosy for UK banks, however.
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Not every aspect of the growing economy paints a rosy picture.
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But that rosy review of Bloomberg's performance was in the minority.
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Breakingviews The Discovery Communications cable deal rests on some rosy assumptions.
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The news out of Philly hasn't all been rosy for Clinton.
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But the reality on the ground in Myanmar isn't as rosy.
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But lately, things haven't been so rosy for Clinton in Kentucky.
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The numbers from the next report may not be as rosy.
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To be sure: Melinda and Bill didn't only discuss the rosy news.
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"The president tried to paint a rosy picture of jobs," he said.
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It's not the first time Bieber has experimented with the rosy hue.
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The outlook for the rest of the year isn't particularly rosy, either.
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More realistically, this average is tainted by nostalgia bias, or rosy retrospection.
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Not every story from the weekend box office was quite so rosy.
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But the pessimism of his analysis sits uncomfortably with these rosy scenarios.
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Cheerleaders for corporate governance, particularly in America, often paint a rosy picture.
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Short-lived all-women band Rosy Vista is a very good example.
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Investors seem worried that employment data is starting to look less rosy.
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One is, of course, that rosy financial conditions will not continue forever.
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Come July, however, the U.S. Travel Association revealed that everything was rosy.
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To be sure, all is far from rosy in the debt picture.
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Today it is around $800, though some economists question Rwanda's rosy statistics.
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But, well, things didn't turn out as rosy as they initially appeared.
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I do not wish to paint a completely rosy picture; problems remain.
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The rosy outlook represents a marked change for the longtime financials analyst.
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We're positive that those rosy cheeks will hit the glossies soon enough.
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He also notes his brand of escapism is relatively rosy and privileged.
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She also went with copper lipstick and rosy pink eyeshadow to match.
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But the rosy image of today's populists today belies an ugly past.
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On the issue of succession planning, things don't look as rosy, however.
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Though things seem rosy between Brady and Trump now, they weren't always.
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At least part of Trump's base shares his rosy assessment of Putin.
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The beta paints a rosy picture of what Destiny 2 could be.
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It had a well-trained and hardworking workforce and a rosy future.
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Mark Sanford has some doubts about the Trump administration's rosy economic projections.
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But that's a very rosy scenario that doesn't look likely right now.
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What would a less rosy picture of domestic workers' lives look like?
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Rosy hues weren't just spotted at Topman during men's fashion week, however.
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Off the catwalk, the rosy glow was present, if not considerably subtler.
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But the outlook isn't as rosy for years similar to this one.
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That's a rosy view, but again, I don't quite buy it wholesale.
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For the large pub groups, however, the outlook is not so rosy.
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The first day aside, the coming month might not be as rosy.
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The tricky bit is reconciling this distrust with the rosy business outlook.
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And while filters make everything seem rosy, comparison only heightens financial anxiety.
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It's a rosy picture — and there's reason to think it could last.
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Advocates made rosy projections, promising things like 7 percent annual compounded returns.
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Political turmoil on the one hand, rosy economic prospects on the other.
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To be sure, the market's outlook is not completely rosy for Jones.
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But his rosy picture of modern agriculture glosses over some darker truths.
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The 2020 budget also incorporates some pretty rosy predictions about the economy.
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Other experts I contacted agreed that Oscar's situation is far from rosy.
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And analysts' expectations for the rest of earnings season aren't that rosy.
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The rosy outlook is a far cry from what is expected elsewhere.
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But the reality for most other box services hasn't been as rosy.
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His frazzled face, rosy cheeks and icy hair lit up the internet.
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As we alluded to earlier, Disney's recent past wasn't always this rosy.
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But it's hard to imagine such a rosy scenario actually playing out.
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Whether this rosy future will become reality, however, is far from certain.
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He exhibited more rosy feelings for the deal between Disney and Fox.
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But their forecasts on Republican and Democratic compromise were far from rosy.
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In other parts of the semiconductor supply chain, things are less rosy.
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He presents a rosy picture of his time as New York's mayor.
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How dare we go along with this rosy view of Nazi Germany?
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Optimists tend to pursue strategies that make a rosy future a reality.
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That's not to say all is rosy for Trump on the economy.
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"Let's not put a rosy color on what she did," he said.
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"The technical picture isn't very rosy," Johnson told "Trading Nation" on Wednesday.
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However a rival study, also released Thursday, painted a less rosy picture.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Discovery's cable deal rests on some rosy assumptions.
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Nonetheless, the somewhat rosy economic outlook was also reason to be concerned.
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This money funds nights out with friends or other excursions with Rosy.
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But it's not clear that next year's edition will be so rosy.
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Some wanted to revive a nostalgic rosy past or keep immigrants out.
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Nevertheless, the future for coal in the longer term is less rosy.
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Go too rosy and you look like a bunny early for Easter.
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But Obama's rosy view also faces a significant challenge on the left.
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Her dialogue is a series of pine cones flung at rosy cheeks.
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How do you wake up every morning with rosy cheeks and peppermint breath?
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Jenner tracked down the rosy shade, and the rest is bright blush history.
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In that time, Rosy-Lane Holsteins has grown from 80 cows to 950.
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In Miami, Rubio put a rosy, forward spin on his mostly losing streak.
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Cancer doesn't mean a rosy glow on everything, sweet smiles at every turn.
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And I understand that all is not rosy in the world urban growth.
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Then, brush a rosy pink shadow over each lid and through your crease.
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Other companies that adopted the same structure don't paint such a rosy picture.
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Fares' and Qasim's lives have hardly been as rosy as their photos suggest.
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Yet he cited a basket of "uncertainties" that cloud the Fed's rosy outlook.
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Seeing his smiley face makes me feel warm and comforted, my cheeks rosy.
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The outlook is much less rosy when Republicans are thrown into the mix.
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Moran said the Fed's economic projections are "very rosy," particularly on inflation expectations.
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These songs make for a good set for a cozy, rosy-cheeked Feb.
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If you hadn't heard, things aren't looking too rosy for the world's reefs.
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Mary's love life is not so rosy, and Tom's fed up with it.
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She kept her makeup minimal with a subtle rosy lip and flushed cheeks.
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And virtually no one on Capitol Hill shares Rohrabacher's rosy view of Assange.
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Not all of Wong's allies take as rosy an outlook as she does.
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While he was not handsome, he had a friendly face and rosy cheeks.
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The tufted banquettes that line the room were reupholstered in a rosy velvet.
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Wayunisih told the rosy-cheeked doctor of her "smoky" vision and abdominal pain.
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But rising unemployment and high inflation remain serious threats to that rosy outlook.
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With these less-than-rosy life prospects, Rosenfeld left for college in 21982.
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And despite the trade uncertainty, the CFO Council's global economic outlook remains rosy.
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Mr. Trump exhibited more rosy feelings for the deal between Disney and Fox.
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"I did not see a rosy future for Jews in Poland," he wrote.
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Population density in cities means the story isn't rosy despite higher connectivity rates.
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Indeed, Goldman's relatively rosy view now is better than the Wall Street consensus.
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Yet Exxon's energy outlook remains fairly rosy, showing rising oil demand through 2040.
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The IMF certainly does not share Trump's rosy assessment of the U.S. economy.
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Ms. Damrau dispatched the aria with rosy sound, agile coloratura and girlish glee.
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The funeral industry has endeavored lately to give cremation a rosy environmental glow.
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It's not hard to see why most executives have a rosy sales outlook.
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The pre-emptive strike suggests the administration does not anticipate a rosy forecast.
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" Trade tensions On trade specifically, Trump said things will soon be looking "rosy.
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Carson's picture of a rosy future is what's left ringing in our ears.
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Suzan-Lori Parks's twinned riffs on "The Scarlet Letter" conclude a rosy run.
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GoPro's stock also rose after after forecasting rosy guidance for the third quarter.
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"It's important not to paint too rosy a picture," said Foucher, the researcher.
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Many rejected reports from the CBO and offered rosy economic growth projections instead.
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For those who escaped Korea's tough job market, not all has been rosy.
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The aftermath of the Mayor's phone call with President Trump hasn't been rosy.
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But across the globe, the picture is not entirely rosy for zero-emission technologies.
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Of course, this is the rosy, utopian vision about the way things will go.
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Beneath these rosy promises, Trump's policies are setting off alarm bells in C-suites.
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Have you heavily invested in rosy makeup or tried the latest Instagram hair trend?
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In the fall, however, they tell a whole different story: Rosy cheeks say romance.
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The shift in tone among Trump Republicans cannot be attributable to suddenly rosy forecasts.
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Filters that make people look more attractive — flower crown, butterfly crown, rosy cheeks, etc.
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Deep poverty figures tell a much less rosy story than those for overall poverty.
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The numbers looked stunning for Google and Facebook, not so rosy for everyone else.
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Those ships were requested in expectation of a rosy global economy that never arrived.
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As far as sales figures go, this last quarter wasn't entirely rosy for Apple.
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The launch came as the mutual courtship between China and Hollywood looks less rosy.
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The World Bank's rosy analysis assumes that BRI projects are completed and work efficiently.
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It's really easy to use and gives me this rosy tint that's really pretty.
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The young prince sports freshly rosy cheeks and tousled hair in the sweet snap.
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We came to this perfect, rosy-nude that had a little bit of shimmer.
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Apple's Q1 earnings are in, and things don't look too rosy for the iPhone.
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S. market that is barely touched, the medium-term future looks to be rosy.
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" Morris added, "Rosy has found the equivalent of a Paleolithic mound in my office.
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But things aren't quite as rosy as his allies would like voters to believe.
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This administration has always put forward rosy economic projections that have defied economic consensus.
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TWO YEARS ago at the Dubai Air Show, things were looking rosy for planemakers.
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And yet this whole argument rests on assumptions about which Sunstein is rather rosy.
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Come New Year's Day, everyone was rosy-cheeked and keeping down crackers and toast.
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Russian citizens need to feel good about something and their economic realities aren't rosy.
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Walsh's rosy outlook contributed to a 3% jump in IAG's shares on Friday morning.
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Akamutsu, known in English as rosy sea bass, is on the sushi menu now.
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But her own family life seems, if not totally rosy, at least pretty normal.
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The less rosy near-term prospects for corporate earnings may also weigh on valuations.
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But not all of us may have a rosy relationship with our own bosses.
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There is no hiding the message of the girls' disappearances behind a rosy scrim.
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Hastings' tenure as CEO and the Netflix's stock price have not always been rosy.
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Putting it all together, the outlook is less rosy, but by no means terrible.
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Even if you have naturally-rosy cheeks like myself, you can still wear blush.
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It's here where the outlook is less rosy than it may be for steel.
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A final rosy assumption is that shareholders will get a better deal than employees.
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In the meantime, the picture is not always rosy in the field of addiction.
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She finished the look with a slim black choker, sneakers and a rosy lip.
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Editorial No doubt about it: The crime statistics in New York City look rosy.
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Cruz slammed Trump's rosy assessment of the response in a Tuesday afternoon tweet: Success?
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I venture back out into the cold, rosy-cheeked and warmed by the wine.
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I'm only realizing how much I'll miss that rosy optimism now that it's gone.
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But Sophie Turner, who plays Sansa, isn't so sure it'd be a rosy affair.
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But actual panel members contest Pai's rosy assessment of the panel and its purpose.
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THEATER Suzan-Lori Parks's twin riffs on "The Scarlet Letter" finish a rosy run.
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Assume anything rosy-sounding coming out of Trump's mouth right now probably isn't true.
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This was a relatively rosy take compared to other artists with whom I spoke.
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I saw the aftermath of a conflict built atop sunny scenarios and rosy thinking.
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It won't be as rosy for industrial companies, which include large exporters like Boeing.
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"There's not a rosy long-term picture for the debt out there," he said.
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Taylor Swift was also spotted with rosy ends as she promoted her Lover album.
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Overall, Cecchini criticized the show for painting an overly rosy picture of doctors' abilities.
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Not surprisingly, he has a rosy view of a certain former vice president's chances.
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White and yellow petunias and rosy-red garden verbena plants were overflowing from barrels.
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That rosy prediction comes with a warning: Anything can happen to stock prices tomorrow.
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The report outlines "idiosyncratic shocks" as the main risks to the administration's rosy outlook.
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So the fact that my outlook had become rosy meant nothing in the end.
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The president acknowledged the peril if the economy does not match his rosy outlook.
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There's been an effort lately to paint a rosy picture of the farm economy.
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Last week, the White House offered a rosy view of where things currently stand.
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Beneath the rosy growth numbers, some economists see a debt crisis in the making.
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For example, emphasis is placed on creating bushy eyebrows, long lashes, and rosy cheeks.
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This rosy picture might seem surprising, given science fiction's proclivity for doom and gloom.
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" Cooke explains, greeting customers like long lost relatives and offering cups of "Rosy Lee.
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If the supply tap is not turned back on, 2019 will be rather less rosy.
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He remembered summer, and Tommy asking who Rosy was, when Penny read from The Iliad.
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"Their signature trademark of van Veen was the rosy cheeks on the model," Warren said.
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Her makeup — Fenty, of course — was soft with a rosy cheek and bronze-colored lip.
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White's video opens with a scene of rosy, jubilant cheerleaders receiving gifts of folded pillowcases.
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Then watch how these common-sense incentive-minded policies turn rosy scenario into economic reality.
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The powder can also be used on eyes and cheeks, too, for a rosy finish.
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He said there's no indication of a rosy future for the Hong Kong housing market.
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But that would hit Tesla's bubbly stock price, which relies on a very rosy future.
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Dab on rosy-pink lip gloss with your fingertips (and keep reapplying all night long!).
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As "Chapter 34" reminds us, Jane is someone who sees everything through a rosy lens.
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But the picture was less rosy last year, with the virtual currency plummeting over 70%.
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The plan that Mr Moon outlined in Germany was easy to dismiss as rosy-spectacled.
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But the other view — Levine's emergent-systems view — doesn't allow for such a rosy assessment.
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Cheng decided to give Shahidi an all-over rosy glow using one unexpected product: lipstick.
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With Trump, we trust he&aposs not full of rosy optimism driven by selfish legacy.
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Gunzberg's choice to use 1938 as the beginning point for the rosy stat is important.
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The reasons for Mr Berlusconi's rosy prospects are the alignment of two other political factors.
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Its business plan relied on rosy assumptions about the revenue that the project would generate.
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The Lazzarato kids were baby duck blondes with rosy cheeks, plump like little human marshmallows.
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Its face is a flat screen that telegraphs "feelings" like embarrassment (rosy cheeks, upturned eyebrows).
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However, Cramer thinks that the major oil companies' rosy outlook doesn't reflect the economic reality.
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If the Fed is right, 2016 will be a rosy year for the American economy.
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But payrolls are only one measure of health, and some other statistics are less rosy.
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But House Democrats were not content with the rosy polls conducted by reputable Democrat pollsters.
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But that doesn't mean Americans really believe a rosy overall economy is improving their lives.
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"Rosy economic assumptions – not serious spending cuts – deserve most of the credit," the analysis found.
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"The Chinese data was not too rosy," said Commerzbank head of commodities research Eugen Weinberg.
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Perhaps the rosy view comes from being considered a star inside the rest of Microsoft.
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Reality strikes tax pledges The GOP's rosy tax promises don't stand up to the math.
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Some economists, however, believe the employment situation is not as rosy as official statistics suggest.
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While this rosy economic outlook spells good news for many Americans, a growing threat looms.
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But a commonly overlooked measure paints a far less rosy picture of the labor market.
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In contrast to Greenspan's rosy predictions, we now find ourselves in a worsening financial condition.
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"On the conservation side however, I think it's a much less rosy picture," Fosburgh said.
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Nostalgia serves a remembering self but with rosy-hued narratives that make you feel good.
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Mitgutsch is quite open about his rosy view of what Mind Gamers means to him.
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Their garish melodramas and dark conspiracies have taken on the rosy glow of wishful thinking.
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First, stock market valuations are rosy after nearly a decade of easy central-bank policy.
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One thing is for sure, though: the current sales growth doesn't paint a rosy picture.
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State media, for example, have for years broadcast a uniformly rosy view of their government.
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Because once women enter the professional world, the rosy picture of progress begins to dull.
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It's also important to note that things aren't so rosy even for many white families.
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I worried he was covering his tracks by spreading a rosy version of the night.
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The broader measures of household finances provided by the survey paint a less rosy picture.
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The rosy slices, rounded in shape, have a vein of pinkish fat up the middle.
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The palette on the shelves includes rosy pinks, celadon greens, caramel, violet, sapphire and aquamarine.
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Despite the stellar work they produced, her relationship with Mr. Wallace was not always rosy.
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To complete her pink-hued look, Johansson donned rosy makeup that complimented her gown perfectly.
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The company has never put forth a rosy vision of the future of service labor.
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His face was shiny with a thin layer of sweat, and his cheeks were rosy.
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For junkies, they were robust and rosy-cheeked, and she didn't put up much defense.
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Harry Reid, and I'm sure they will paint a rosy picture of his time here.
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Researchers at Brookings Institution say rosy jobs numbers each month don't tell the whole story.
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In response, they approved new store sites based on increasingly rosy forecasts of future sales.
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The White House's own budget estimates are far more rosy than those of independent forecasters.
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Target beat expectations on profit, revenue and same-store sales, and issued rosy forward guidance.
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Now drink down that glass of water, because the complete picture is not that rosy.
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In the end, the Queen Bee made an entrance in a honeycomb of rosy pleats.
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The other side: The NFL's picture isn't quite as rosy, the New York Times reports.
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Nevertheless, the president had a rosy, optimistic view for Round 2, whenever that may come.
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Will I perhaps see mega pec cables romping the rosy lanes of the honeycomb today?
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For fans who happen to be cord-cutters, however, things are a lot less rosy.
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But though this was a historic year for minorities in theater, not everything was rosy.
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Often, trans issues are presented in the media as being very rosy, like with Caitlyn Jenner.
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Bewitching Bordeaux, a deep purple; Spicy Blush, a rosy nude; and Sultry Sangria, a dark burgundy.
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Geraldine contemplated her own backside, which was rosy and muscular, with slight puckering by the thighs.
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President Barack Obama's rosy picture of the American economy during this week's State of the Union.
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Results were less rosy in the firm's biggest division, which employs its bond and equities traders.
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Not all was rosy in earnings season, as IBM shares dropped 3.8 pct after its report.
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Also, if rumors are to be believed, things aren't looking quite so rosy for Warner Bros.
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The story for retail in Hong Kong is not exactly new, and it's not exactly rosy.
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If painted-on eyelashes and rosy cheeks won't keep you from dessert, more power to you.
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Of course, Intel has a vested interest in rosy predictions about the future of autonomous transportation.
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But the app story for Chromebooks isn't quite as rosy as Google would have you believe.
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Other analysts were not so rosy about the effect of Comey's testimony on the Trump agenda.
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Yet the industry's prospects in developing countries may not be as uniformly rosy as they appear.
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Whitney Cummings may now be a successful comedian and actress, but things weren't always so rosy.
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"You look at the way the economy is functioning and it is pretty rosy," he said.
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Yet Amazon's outlook for the year may not be as rosy as its first-quarter earnings.
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We still get the pink hair, but now it'll be a rosy gold with blonde highlights.
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There was a lot of love and a lot of support, but it wasn't all rosy.
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And that means nudes, nudes, and rosy-nudes (something this film already didn't have enough of).
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It all started with an elusive cellphone video of the jolly, rosy-faced mayor smoking crack.
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The Obama administration tended to take too rosy a view of the benefits of government intervention.
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Despite the overall positive findings, the authors said, there are less rosy implications from the study.
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ET. The dollar also was bolstered by rosy reports on U.S. jobless claims and housing starts.
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Other analysts were not so rosy about the effect on Comey's testimony on the Trump agenda.
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With gumption and dedication like that, though, Staudemaier is sure to have a rosy romantic future.
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We guess a rosy lip, heavy lashings of mascara, and an up-do really are timeless.
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Then Teddy Bridgewater dislocated his knee in preseason practice, and everything seemed a little less rosy.
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But the company's prospects in the US aren't as rosy as we were led to believe.
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But this rosy scenario is as unrealistic as the others that preceded it over the decades.
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It's plausible that Democrats will fall short of a majority, even with this rosy forecast. 4.
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Small-cap indexes have been rising in recent years, and many outlooks for 2018 are rosy.
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The BVA's rosy accuracy rate of 91-95 percent figures prominently in its public relations efforts.
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But Airbnb's story wasn't always quite so rosy — it stumbled throughout its first year before exploding.
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Equal parts regal and rosy, it's certainly giving Watson a noteworthy start to her promo tour.
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It's not a totally rosy picture in Europe where the tech scene is still growing up.
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These stories aren't always rosy, but they're helping to remove some of the stigma around bisexuality.
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The 18-year-old actress is showing off a bold new 'do with a rosy twist.
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That said, the immediate impact on earnings and the company's stock price have been less rosy.
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Dalio has been less than rosy in his projections for future relations between Washington and Beijing.
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Russian nesting dolls are given spikes or their rosy-cheeked wooden heads become a fetishistic mask.
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There are some risks to that rosy forecast, which Ms. Remes and Mr. Manyika warn about.
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I turned the note cards into a first draft, and then thought: This is too rosy.
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On the page, from the rosy perspective of Lenù, he is endlessly attractive: elusive, brilliant, assured.
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It should be acknowledged that things are not as rosy as they appear on the surface.
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Some U.S. officials are concerned Trump is taking an overly rosy view of North Korea developments.
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The rosy scenario that Mr. Brooks paints — his unfortunately termed "giving experiment" — is nearly impossible today.
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And not every Republican shares Trump and McConnell's rosy outlook about the Senate GOP's midterm night.
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The N.B.A.'s plans for China, which seemed rosy barely a week ago, were suddenly gutted.
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Even before Mr. Trump's victory, he said, minority groups had not bought into that rosy narrative.
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Not all was rosy in earnings season, as IBM shares dropped 4.3 pct after its report.
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The posters showed an overweight, rosy-cheeked man dressed like a child in suspenders and shorts.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer doesn't exactly have a rosy outlook on the future of the oil industry.
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The news isn't going to be so rosy on its fourth-quarter earnings call this year.
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I know she was rosy-cheeked, because this very paper said so, back in the day.
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Uncle Sean was packing his brown, shakey weed into the rosy crotch of a glass mermaid.
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How can we envision a rosy peaceful future when we come from such a violent place?
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After using a brush to pat the product onto my face, my cheeks looked rosy and bright.
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"Official statistics present a relatively rosy picture of student debt," he told CNBC Make It via email.
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Nostalgia paints everything in a rosy glow — and social media is like a magnifying glass for nostalgia.
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This has put a damper on what could have been an otherwise rosy operating environment for American.
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Use a dense, short-bristled brush to blend and buff the color into a soft, rosy glow.
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" A senior White House official confirmed the rosy portrait to CNN and called the meeting "very important.
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But with robots on the rise, can the outlook for the highly-skilled employment market remain rosy?
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At first glance, she has the rosy flush of someone who has spent time in the sun.
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Sam and I order a pint each, Rosy a rum and coke, and we get to drinking.
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While many MBA programmes are feeling the pinch, life is rosy for the very best business schools.
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After a blackout, Ms. Herbertson — this time her body etched more faintly — is surrounded by rosy light.
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She also notes that rosy terms might change if the economy tanks and companies stop hiring coders.
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But dig a little deeper, and things look a lot less rosy—especially for her core constituency.
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Mr Strathern's even-handed book shows how this rosy judgment was possible—if not, now, entirely plausible.
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Isn't China tricky, the envoys would sigh—though, of course, my country's relations with it are rosy.
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Aluminum's cocktail of structural overcapacity, too much production and high stocks do not a rosy picture make.
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In the minds of some current and former White House officials, the moment isn't quite as rosy.
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After upward revisions a year ago, profit forecasters have been pruning rosy predictions for 2019 and 2020.
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The Garden of Eden Apple Suite's rosy red carpet is l-o-v-e for your feet.
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To get that subtle rosy cheek effect, Vincent swirled on Lancôme Blush Subtil Palette in New Nude.
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Bold Mini is more neutral recreation, while Sweet Mini is more fun-loving with rosy red cheeks.
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That's the case in the rosy world the ABC dating series creates for views week after week.
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If so much is so rosy, why is Sri Lanka going cap in hand to the IMF?
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There's always money to be made on companies with rosy futures whose current earnings don't measure up.
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RM: Okay, so you, not a journalist, have a rosy idea of the gig economy of automatization.
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But a decade ago, in the kitchen of Toronto bistro Le Sélect, things weren't always so rosy.
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The Mountain View company reported earnings and revenue on Thursday that surpassed Wall Street's already-rosy estimates.
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But the former NFL superstar and movie actor's future outside of prison may not be so rosy.
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The last time respondents to the CNN poll held such rosy views of the economy was 20163.
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However, Ren recently revealed that the past year hasn't been so rosy for her behind the scenes.
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Rosy Bindi, the commission's president, says she aims to cut through the anti-Mafia's "opaqueness and ambiguities".
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For many media outlets, tarnishing a rosy legacy with bad ratings is often too great a risk.
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But in classic Black Mirror style, the star's seemingly charmed existence isn't as rosy as it appears.
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But it shouldn't come as a news flash that rosy views of the past aren't universally shared.
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Rosy cheeks and a nude lip pop next to her bright blonde hair and crisp white dress.
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Those who fret that millennials are fickle may have too rosy a view of the labour market.
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" In another example, the professors found that sometimes a fund-raising round painted an overly "rosy picture.
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Shareholders seemed to agree with the rosy take: the company's stock jumped about 7% on the results.
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Others aren't as rosy on the current outlook for homebuilders, given uncertainties about the tax reform plan.
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However, the picture is a bit less rosy for the people who are actually using their products.
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Responding to the latest missile launches, Trump hinted that relations might not continue on their rosy path.
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Uber general counsel Tony West wasn't always so rosy about his outlook on the ride-hailing company.
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Mr. Elliott wrote four books, including "The Day Before Yesterday," a rosy view of his adopted country.
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The picture hasn't been so rosy for Facebook and Alphabet as concerns over privacy have rattled investors.
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"We shouldn't be too rosy about whether we invented the next labor movement," Rolf said in Detroit.
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But its governor, Yannis Stournaras, said the rosy forecast depends on keeping up the pace of change.
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The economy at that point was looking fairly rosy, with over 70 consecutive months of job gains.
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Behind the vase, a rosy-cheeked woman in peasant dress looks down in concentration as she strums.
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This is setting up a scenario for crisis, despite the rosy projections coming out of lower Manhattan.
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Creating a rosy picture of his skills may not serve your friend in the long run, either.
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But his rosy numbers, say some Trump-skeptical Republicans, may be precisely why McLaughlin is sticking around.
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"When we started doing the show, the general view of technology was a rosy one," Brooker said.
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Mr. Trump's rosy reassurances that trade wars "are good, and easy to win" have proved equally hollow.
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Heading into 2018, many market watchers pointed to corporate earnings to explain their rosy outlook for stocks.
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But for everyone else who isn't part of that elite group, things might not be so rosy.
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" In another example, the professors found that sometimes a fund-raising round painted an overly "rosy picture.
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Watermelon tourmaline, at once rosy and green like its namesake fruit, is transfigured into leaf-shaped earrings.
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That could be tested in the event of an economic downturn, but for now things are rosy.
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New numbers out this morning from Gartner paint a less rosy picture, with sales numbers declining 0.4%.
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In possession now of rosy health and a pennant flag, the Mets contribute modestly to revenue sharing.
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Justice Sotomayor wrote that the majority on Tuesday had taken a too rosy view of corporate conduct.
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Still, the outlook for private prisons is particularly rosy, because many Trump policies work to their benefit.
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"Your economy is going to get better and better I predict" is not meant as rosy encouragement.
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Despite her less-than-rosy forecast, Hooper still believes could end the year about 10 percent higher.
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Jewelry Report Dazzling compositions of color — rosy rubies, yellow beryls, azure sapphires — set these kaleidoscopic pieces apart.
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The manufacturers involved in the pilot were Diacore, Diarough, KGK Group, Rosy Blue NV and Venus Jewel.
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National corn planting pace may be on schedule, but that does not mean things are rosy everywhere.
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"There's no rosy picture here, but I don't think we can throw in the towel," Must said.
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In true propaganda style, the narrator endows Mr. Zhang with a rosy résumé, studded with brave deeds.
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Democrats expect to win the state House but have a less rosy outlook about the state Senate.
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According to Democrats, the economy is in serious trouble; according to Republicans, the future is looking rosy.
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It is where the rosy Super Bowl dreams of visiting teams die a frosty death each January.
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Her palette of dark greens, pale blues and rosy pinks, meanwhile, is like German Expressionism made friendly.
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People who aren't Obama speechwriters will have various problems with such a rosy reading of his presidency.
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President Donald Trump's 2020 budget proposal contains some really rosy projections when it comes to economic growth.
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Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence's opinion on the economy isn't exactly rosy, as you might expect.
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Despite the rosy picture, Nest and Waymo brought in a $916 million operating loss in the fourth quarter.
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For that, we — and about every other viewer — became infatuated with the Southside Serpent and her rosy highlights.
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Many budding entrepreneurs pitch to "Shark Tank," but few make a lasting impression like Donna and Rosy Khalife.
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All that blood gets replaced with formaldehyde, which can be mixed with tints, like a rosy pink hue.
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President Trump even showed Kim a specially produced video painting a rosy picture of a prosperous denuclearized North.
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This week's episode of This is Us begins in that rosy zone, that beautiful sacred space of hope.
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"We're seeing colors on the red carpet right now like blush, rosy neutrals or even burgundies," Brown said.
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After the gloss adapted to my personal pH, the emerald gloss quickly transformed into a gorgeous rosy shade.
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But the picture is not as rosy for Kelly Lennon, the owner of the SeaGate Hotel in Vieques.
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I did a double-take and realized it was shining upward from the base of the rosy sky.
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After all, I already had naturally-rosy cheeks, and isn't that the entire point of using blush anyway?
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We played with Rosy and he walked me to my car and even opened the door for me!
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"Growth is slipping again ... and things don't seem quite so rosy," HSBC said in a note to clients.
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And show the power of digital businesses even in markets where macro-economic pictures look far less rosy.
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Earlier this year, Baldwin debuted a rosy hairdo when she celebrated New Year's Day with friends in Miami.
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On flip side, Nordstrom jumps ~13 pct on strong same store sales, rosy outlook ** Materials sag 0.5 pct.
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The outlook for Australia and New Zealand, in previous years popular during their summers, is also less rosy.
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Ciara's costume was tied together with a nude lip by The Lip Bar called Curlfriend (a rosy mauve).
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Like the big sister to red highlighters, this rosy stick is a multi-purpose hack to monochromatic makeup.
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Remember that sweet, rosy time just weeks ago, when Twitter's main concern was about the press "normalizing" Trump.
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Indeed, at the training school in Manila, the vision of Hong Kong is without doubt a rosy one.
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The results do not paint a particularly rosy picture of the future of economic accountability, for two reasons.
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In MoviePass's rosy view of the situation, theaters would sell enough Goobers to warrant giving out the cut.
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There was a 15-point upturn in Spain, even if still only 28 percent take a rosy view.
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"That's going to give you rosy cheeks; it's going to give you a nice, bright complexion," she says.
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Revisit your financial plan to make sure you're prepared if your health outlook is less rosy, Collinson said.
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At least for the beginning of 2016, the story's been a little more complicated and considerably less rosy.
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Jenelle says her mom is back in her life and her friends know the truth -- everything is rosy.
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Worsening prospects are finally prompting shareholders to question the rosy adjusted-earnings scenarios often touted for tech companies.
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Things in the stock market might not be as rosy as they seem, according to one money manager.
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The sky was beginning to fill with a rosy haze as ferries and cargo ships drifted between islands.
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Amidst rosy talk about "ending AIDS" and "ending the epidemic," we cannot allow health systems to be dismantled.
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"The American people have been getting lots of deception, lots of rosy answers, not many facts," Wyden said.
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No matter the rosy economic picture today's headlines indicate, the challenges ahead of the next recession are real.
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It's not all rosy: There are close to 85033,000 parents who likely won't be reunited with their children.
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And at some point, it's too rosy a word for what's really going on, which is denial, delusion.
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Since last Friday, investors have been dumping the high-flying cohort of companies with rosy earnings-growth prospects.
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And even salad is a vehicle for meat, the leaves draped with rosy scraps of Prague-style ham.
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The beef was thoroughly rosy except at the edges, where it had a salty, crunchy, herb-flecked crust.
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It also comes as the mood among investors in biotech, specifically, "is not particularly rosy," the team said.
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Having been blessed with rosy cheeks from childhood, it took me a long time to fully embrace blush.
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The biggest risk is that the economy only limps along, undermining the government's rosy revenue and growth forecasts.
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Those baby blues, those rosy cheeks, and that grin — looks like her hubby was right on the money.
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He and the MGM publicity department were determined to maintain the studio's rosy public image at any cost.
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From the looks of JonBoy's snapshot, she also has a graphic rosy drawing on her lower rib cage.
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To have a rosy disposition here would be a sign that you were drunk, mentally handicapped, or American.
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Instead, he offered a long list of rosy statistics about jobs, trade deficits and the gross domestic product.
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While he said he didn't know the actual number, President Trump didn't wait to herald the rosy news.
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But there are a few tell-tale signs in the oil market that paint a less rosy picture.
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And though Jane (Katie Stevens) celebrates a career high at the publication, things aren't so rosy at home.
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But to Trump, his longtime client, McLaughlin's often-rosy numbers may be a feature rather than a bug.
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The hardships and ethical impurities of the past complicate any rosy notions of how motherhood used to be.
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Stock traders focused on the White House's rosy view of the future -- and not economists' increasingly negative outlook.
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How many people are out there doing something amazing, but things are not as rosy as they seem?
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Many investors envision an increasingly rosy future for its earnings, a trend reflected in its soaring earnings multiple.
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Many investors envision an increasingly rosy future for its earnings, a trend reflected in its soaring earnings multiple.
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Despite boasts by the Trump administration, the US economic outlook is not as rosy as it may seem.
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You can tell because the stock market's setting new highs and these numbers look very positive and rosy.
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Picard immediately gets to work on unraveling what has always been Star Trek's rosy view of humanity's future.
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The sun is going down and the whole world is lit up with that beautiful rosy golden light.
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Mr. Parscale has rankled Trump advisers by giving the president a perpetually rosy assessment of his poll numbers.
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Tesla's stock surged on Monday on news that lifted already-rosy investor sentiment for the electric-car manufacturer.
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This is Chase's third book with these adorably rosy-cheeked, mismatched creatures who overcome snafus and stay friends.
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His work helps clarify the tapestry-like nature of its neighbor, a taut new painting by Rosy Keyser.
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Another new survey of 504 companies, conducted by global professional services firm Aon, was a little less rosy.
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Rosy Kamacho, 803, and her husband, Luis Kamacho, 55, have lived in Beaumont for more than a decade.
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Slices of rosy red rib roast, served with drippings-laden Yorkshire pudding, gave holiday plates heart-stopping heft.
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In the rosy glow of victory, some of the call-and-response chants seemed more perfunctory than passionate.
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Above her hung a giant pink "Chloé Girls" neon sign, bathing the gathering in a warm, rosy light.
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Blunt public warnings from Chinese government institutes are uncommon, and fly in the face of rosy official propaganda.
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While this birth went smoothly, there was a point in the process where things didn't look so rosy.
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Gillum's shares an adviser with Patrick, Rosy Gonzalez, who has been helping Patrick decide what he does next.
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However, McGee's claim that the military had eliminated "race as a factor in human existence" is too rosy.
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It was while eating the rosy-fleshed Pink Pearl in 2017 that he had another apple-induced epiphany.
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Outlooks for future earnings are rosy as well, due to the lower corporate tax rates passed in December.
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"We all have personal history here," said Rosy Raggi, who took the tour with six other Lebanese friends.
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She kept her makeup fresh and rosy – a contrast from the red lip for which she was once known.
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Even though all of these predictions sound rosy, Cramer warned investors against buying into cannabis stocks at Monday's levels.
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Behind the general rosy picture, though, they also found profound differences—and worse outcomes—depending on where people lived.
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"The whole thing has served us in a way that ourselves at the time didn't even realize," Rosy added.
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Whoopi Goldberg's soaring high in the entertainment world now, but the view -- much less the smell -- wasn't always rosy.
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The retailer also delivered a rosy outlook for fiscal year 2017, sending shares up 8 percent in premarket trading.
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But over in Indonesia, things are looking less rosy for Uber and its main competitor there, Singapore-based Grab.
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But markets went higher amid a rosy corporate-earnings backdrop and signs that the infection rate was slowing down.
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While many Democrats voiced concern over the proposed merger, none really pushed Legere on his rosy view of it.
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It's 11 PM, and my alcohol level is at 0.16, Sam's is at 0.13, and Rosy is at 0.033.
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The first thing to note here is that AT&T's depiction of this milestone is a little too rosy.
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The rosy Stratus hue is in tune with the pink eye shadows spotted recently on social media and runways.
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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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Businesses in Europe were not convinced the economic horizon in China is rosy or that reform is afoot, however.
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Unfortunately, however, changes in technology and trade patterns mean that these rosy assumptions are far wide of the mark.
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The rosy performance bodes well for J.C. Penney and Nordstrom, both set to report their quarterly results on Thursday.
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The upshot: government figures are giving an overly rosy picture of the state of UK-China trade, economists said.
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The rest of the statement is focused on projecting a rosy outlook for fantasy sports, which is no surprise.
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Pinterest's move to go public now amidst a rush of tech IPOs, although not all listings have been rosy.
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The Japanese economy simply failed to deliver on the rosy growth projections that had powered the country's bull market.
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And our 2015 report card paints a rosy picture for what was the hottest year in our planet's history.
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L'Oréal has an "Age Perfect Cell Renewal Rosy Tone Moisturizer" that contains a mild acid and common moisturizing ingredients.
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One of the most remarkable political science studies in recent years upended everything rosy we learned in civics classes.
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She looks like the actor Carla Gugino—old-fashioned, with rosy lineless skin and 91 percent cacao-content hair.
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The budget makes a point to emphasize help for students, but the actual impacts might not be so rosy.
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LBJ already had a "credibility gap" when it came to Vietnam; he had offered rosy outlooks and promises before.
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Analysts said the less rosy jobs data was unlikely to derail the Fed from raising interest rates this month.
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However, the close association of renewables with climate progress threatens to cast an unduly rosy glow on US trends.
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And the idea that this money does not color the Atlantic Council's incredibly rosy viewpoint of Gabon beggars belief.
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Granted, that is less than one half of the fraction in its rosy original projections, but still somewhat startling.
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But a broader, more historic view of funding for our nation's crucial human needs programs is considerably less rosy.
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I think the best news for the investor is the stock market has really not discounted a rosy scenario.
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It's also happening against the backdrop of an overall economic picture that looks less rosy for the United States.
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However, despite the rosy expectations for earnings and stock price, Citi will likely miss its new targets, Mayo warned.
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The silk pillowcase we testedWe tested the LilySilk's 19 momme pure Mulberry silk pillowcase in Rosy Pink for $20.
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The minute their idols die, though, metalheads paint this rosy picture of some cosmic reward for rocking so hard.
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The young candidate was rosy-cheeked, with smiling eyes, like the young northern leader, though a bit less chubby.
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Even the pimples I'd seen on her jaw seemed obliquely beautiful, the rosy flame an inner excess made visible.
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A less rosy reason for lead's resilience has been the volatility in spreads on the London Metal Exchange (LME).
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Points of contention Unfortunately, not all is rosy in the world of corporate governance and the proxy voting process.
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At the meeting, both Moon and Trump offered rosy assessments of ongoing efforts to get North Korea to denuclearize.
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But, at times reality didn't match my rosy view, and it felt like a setback instead of an opportunity.
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They confessed to still being in love with each other, giving Jane another rosy romantic memory to hold dear.
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Rectangular in shape with softly rounded corners, it is a rosy light pink with subtle, well-integrated white streaks.
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But despite its rosy name, tonight's moon is not a watered-down version of the fiery-red Blood Moon.
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After that, however, things look decidedly less rosy, with a loss of five million jobs in the intervening years.
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The Starbucks Purple Drink is just as cute and colorful and equally refreshing and delicious as its rosy predecessor.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen's news conference highlighted the central bank's rosy outlook on the economy, boosting the dollar broadly.
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Yes, it looks ghastly green in the bullet, but once slicked on, it turns into a beautiful, rosy pink.
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However, negative interest rates, sluggish economic growth and regulation all mean the outlook for banks is far from rosy.
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Less Rosy Than Trump and Putin Claim After Putin Meeting, Trump Voters Mostly Dig In. But Cracks Are Showing.
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The whole thing has a rosy, nostalgic air, and shows some moments of unabashed affection between mothers and children.
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As the title indicates, the book does not paint a rosy picture of the atmosphere in the White House.
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The years between the end of World War II and the rise of neoliberalism look pretty rosy in retrospect.
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That's a less-rosy outlook than in December, when 66% said they expected a good economy in a year.
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The Trump proposal was roundly criticized for relying on rosy economic predictions and accounting gimmicks to reach those goals.
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Similarly, all looks rosy for tax outcomes: "We're going to massively lower taxes on the middle class," Trump said.
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But at some point she said, rosy economic expectations are likely to catch up with a more sober reality.
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While the monthly figures may offer a chink of light for Brazilian industry, the bigger picture is less rosy.
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Company officials did not dispute the numbers reported in The Wall Street Journal article, but portrayed a rosy future.
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The true picture is, perhaps, not quite as rosy (from a Liverpool perspective) or as predictable (from everyone else's).
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All wasn't rosy, however, as left wing James van Riemsdyk suffered a fractured right hand in the first period.
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But we've seen the reality of a Clinton presidency; it wasn't as rosy as it was portrayed to be.
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He painted blue jays blending into shadows on snow, and roseate spoonbills masked by a rosy sky at dusk.
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In three days, her cheeks went from a patchwork of bright red blotches to a few faint rosy marks.
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"We must become detectives," said Rosy Costoya, the wife and business partner of Mr. Adkinson of Galician Country Homes.
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We show a very rosy side; these privileged women who are able to step into male shoes with some ease.
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While many people entertain the idea of traveling the universe, the concept is rosy but the dangers are sometimes downplayed.
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The blushes from the line have the same subtle radiance, but add a hint of rosy color to the mix.
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Some experts believe that Sanders' picture is too rosy, overestimating how much savings would result from the single-payer system.
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But even the corrected findings don't necessarily paint a rosy picture of Americans' collective response to growing rates of obesity.
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It owes its rosy hue to algae that live in melting snow, and those algae can have a laxative effect.
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Best Under-$20 Makeup BuyVaseline Lip Therapy Rosy Lip TinOkay, this is technically not the most revolutionary product out there.
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Leto's performance was as hammy as his costume—neon-green hair, an excess of "HAHA" tattoos, and rosy red lips.
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The administration will use its own rosy growth forecasts compared to the Congressional Budget Office estimates on which lawmakers rely.
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She has gradually progressed toward a totally, cohesively melancholy album — and here, finally, it is: 12 rosy, polished, dejected heartsongs.
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Take, for example, a rosy-pink shade swirled over the apples of your cheeks — you'll get a lush, youthful effect.
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That marked a significantly change from the prior poll, where just 30 percent said their expectations had grown less rosy.
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America is about as divided on party lines as it has ever been and the view going forward isn't rosy.
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For the 40 percent of children lucky enough to receive specialist support from CAHMS, the picture is far from rosy.
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And there's Maria (Holliday Grainger) and Willem (Jack O'Connell), respectively Sophia's maid and a fishmonger, both rosy-cheeked and gullible.
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And many of the rosy predictions about a mass driverless cars hitting the road have failed to come to pass.
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Rosy-cheeked and curvy, Madame de St.-Maurice smiles complacently on visitors to the 80WSE Gallery at New York University.
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The Fed maintained its overall rosy outlook of the economy, signaling one more rate hike for this year in December.
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Um, that sounds lovely, but that rosy image fails to take into account most people's everyday lives and demanding schedules.
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Fans were first introduced to the shade's rosy-neutral hue in lipstick form, which the brand debuted a while back.
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His cheeks are a rosy red, his beard white and thick and topped off with a curly cartoonish curly mustache.
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We dare you to experiment with your look (rosy shadow, anyone?) or toss your citrusy fragrance for a woodsy one.
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Because If this explains Ana's always-rosy lip situation, we're setting up hourly reminders to do just that, stat. 224.
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"Goodbye Christopher Robin" darkens the rosy nostalgia that generations of readers feel for the Hundred Acre Wood and its inhabitants.
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Still, this rosy picture is marred by the fact that the woman behind this film, Greta Gerwig, wasn't even nominated.
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I think I had envisioned it to be a little rosy in the beginning, especially because we waited so long.
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It is now more fashionable to subvert the once-stereotypical rosy idea of suburban conformity and Father Knows Best tranquility.
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Does that sound too rosy, as a reality TV demagogue stands poised to muck up the fate of the planet?
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But last week, it became abundantly clear that not all was rosy with the company — the company cut 45 jobs.
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"If it all becomes rosy again then (the result) could be at last year's level," Scholl told a news conference.
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"I'm not going to paint a rosy picture of husband and wife working perfectly together," Ree says with a laugh.
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Amid the high dudgeon of the U.S. presidential election season, it is hard to keep my rosy-colored glasses affixed.
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Economists point to other numbers, such as weak exports and a lack of investment, which suggest a less rosy outlook.
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Of course headlines on trade, monetary policy or an unexpected macro issue could upset the rosy outlook, keeping correlations high.
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The news is less rosy for federal contractors, however, who were not guaranteed back pay by the legislation Congress passed.
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Analysts said the less rosy jobs data was unlikely to derail the U.S. central bank from raising rates this month.
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She then grabbed some blush and swirled a rosy pigment along her hairline and in the hollows of her cheeks.
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Anti-mafia committee head Rosy Bindi said during a visit to the island that Malta had to close legal loopholes.
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Besides, you can't blame your family's Christmas dinner for that end-of-the-year muffin top and those rosy cheeks.
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Still, some of Mr Jaitley's budget promises look less rosy now, after being roughly handled by India's opposition and press.
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Today's food tech landscape has its land mines, but the outlook is rosy for entrepreneurs who can navigate through them.
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But, if they use their deep pockets to quash competitors completely, the outlook for flyers will not be so rosy.
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Legislators quickly built rosy revenue projections from online sales taxes into their budgets, and they adjusted their planned spending accordingly.
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Those revenue projections are likely too rosy, and now some states are in danger of being left in the red.
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The selective rosy memories of a time when isolationism was a viable foreign policy are just that, memories, not reality.
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Whip one out of that rosy box—which truly lives up to the brand's name—and ask, 'Got a light?
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Both candidates have parties planned tonight in New York, a sign of confidence, but all is not rosy for them.
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However, the outlook for other neglected diseases and the institutions critical to ensuring their eventual demise is not as rosy.
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But a protectionist trade policy being pursued by President Donald Trump poses a threat to the otherwise rosy economic outlook.
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Similarly, Monday's "analysis" shows very little respect for budget math and makes the Reagan "rosy scenario" look frugal by comparison.
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"Looking to the longer-term signs of a slowdown, the outlook isn't as rosy," BRC Chief Executive Helen Dickinson said.
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In a media environment more accustomed to mass layoffs and shuttered publications, BDG's swelling network presents a rare rosy image.
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If that is the case, the rosy outlook that has fueled the recent rally is based on overly optimistic assumptions.
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If you're looking for a rosy outlook for the US economy, it's probably best to steer clear of Peter Schiff.
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If the Trump administration has its way, even the revised worst-case scenarios may turn out to be too rosy.
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In the pictures the man sent — to show how rosy life was there — he looked decades older than my father.
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If...your skin is more sallow, and you want a rosy glow to the skin, then I guess that's fine.
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But a new independent analysis, released Monday by the Urban Institute, serves a striking rebuttal to the administration's rosy outlook.
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As well as the winemakers did last year, the forecast for their 2018 production appears just as rosy, Codognès added.
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As a result, my Aquila story was incomplete, and painted too rosy a picture of the company's adventures in aerospace.
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His plates had a different meaning for Iraqis, because there was a very complicated relationship with Saddam that wasn't rosy.
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Leaders in both parties, however, painted a less rosy picture of the meeting and said no agreement was at hand.
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When a tragedy brings them together, it isn't the rosy reunion of a family empowered by its strength in numbers.
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Talk to real estate brokers and they reinforce the rosy narrative, rattling off options — the jitney stops at the corner!
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Its pinkness comes from lipstick-red rhubarb, the kind so saturated that it retains a rosy blush even when roasted.
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As for the American men, while things are not as predictably rosy, the situation not long ago was far worse.
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The land snails have been affected most by invasive predators like rats and the rosy wolfsnail, which eats other snails.
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Other economists, including the former chairman of Trump's White House Council of Economic Advisers, painted a significantly less rosy picture.
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The proponents of a behavioral advertising ban paint a rosy picture: less discrimination, better civic discourse, a rejuvenated news media.
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A court ruled last year that Mr. Shnaider's company had essentially fabricated rosy income projections and understated costs to buyers.
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The current year offers an example of what may happen if it dawns on analysts that they're being too rosy.
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Even Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) had a less rosy assessment of how much progress had been made.
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The report from Goldman Sachs, which also announced third-quarter results, along with Citigroup and Wells Fargo, was less rosy.
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"While scrolling through Douyin ... he saw a familiar sight: big, black eyes, and round, rosy cheeks," reporter Alexandra Ma wrote.
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Her slides without this context presented what the Stanford professor felt was a deliberately rosy picture of Juul's health effects.
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President Donald Trump highlighted the less-than-rosy relations earlier this week from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Two young women rosy from the cold ordered hot cider spiked with applejack, ladled out from a gargantuan soup kettle.
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The correspondence came amid fresh concerns over Pyongyang's commitment to denuclearization despite a rosy picture of progress painted by Trump.
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For Tesla's stock, it hasn't been all rosy this year, in fact, the company just went through a bear market.
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The win required the Bucs missing a 21-yard field goal, and Jones' performance wasn't as rosy as the numbers.
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Despite the rosy economic view, Kuroda reminded markets the central bank is nowhere near an exit from its massive stimulus.
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His administration previously has offered rosy predictions about the timing of a tax overhaul that have not come to pass.
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The administration will use its own rosy growth forecasts rather than the Congressional Budget Office estimates on which lawmakers rely.
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Mo Cowan and political strategist Rosy Gonzalez at Cowan's home in Stoughton on Sunday night to discuss a potential campaign.
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The proposed budget operates under a rosy assumption — that economic growth will progress at a rate of 2.6 percent annually.
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A rosy jobs report released late last week showed the US is at 20163 percent unemployment, the lowest since 2000.
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Not all was rosy in earnings season, as IBM shares dropped 4.2 pct after its report, holding back the Dow's gains.
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It's unlikely that Congress would ever use super-rosy White House cost projections for major legislation like tax reform, Marron says.
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The supposed stability being portrayed in China's recent economic reports doesn't look so rosy in the scope of the big picture.
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Yet that rosy economic outlook is a sharp contrast to the economic hardships that thousands of New Mexican families are facing.
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As for her makeup, she opted for a fresh-faced look with minimal eye makeup, rosy cheeks and a nude lip.
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It is just a monster lurking in your search results, it's rosy hued maw preparing to gorge itself on your clicks.
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Sanders seems to be taking a very rosy view of US partnerships with Arab authoritarian states in the fight against ISIS.
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That rosy outlook was shattered by the recent recession, which began in 2014, as business confidence imploded and investment dried up.
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It shows that the Trump administration's rosy talk of progress with Pyongyang may be premature at best, and dangerous at worst.
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The broader market was not as rosy as the Nikkei might suggest, with the Topix index dropping 0.1 percent to 1605.39.
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Trade tensions cast a shadow on an otherwise rosy report about U.S. economic growth from the U.S. Federal Reserve this week.
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While Rocket Internet companies seem to land funding like water when things are rosy, raising out of necessity is distinctly harder.
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Last month her government launched new history textbooks, which have provoked a furore for their rosy view of her father's rule.
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Since then, the mosque has drawn $1 million in donations and countless rosy headlines — so why are its members still terrified?
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He was wearing tweed, sporting a neatly trimmed white beard, and his cheeks were round and rosy like polished holiday apples.
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But while Spicer's exit was reportedly a bit acrimonious, the public statements from both him and President Trump have been rosy.
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Had the shock hit in 1960, 40-50 years before it did, it would have landed on fairly rosy-looking towns.
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Blended with shea butter, this richly-pigmented hue delivers a muted beige with rosy undertones to create the perfect understated finish.
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In the short term, that could be good news for banks' trading revenues, but the long-term impacts are less rosy.
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Shares of big US banks, including Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, and JPMorgan, rosy by over 2% in premarket trading Monday.
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And as the true beauty guru that she is, she requested that Covergirl recreate the rosy hue in a blush shade.
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When paired with rosy cheeks, a satin nude lip, and a white floral dress, the whole thing serves major wedding inspiration.
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The ruling improves Democrats' already rosy chances of picking up the 24 seats they need to take control of the House.
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Back in 2006-07 this volatility curve was very flat, suggesting that investors thought that conditions would continue to be rosy.
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Up until this week, rosy rhetoric about limiting output from OPEC and Russia, among others, lifted prices and kept them elevated.
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The correspondence came amid fresh concerns over Pyongyang&aposs commitment to denuclearization despite a rosy picture of progress painted by Trump.
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Cramer said Monday that rosy outlooks from major oil companies Exxon Mobil, Chevron and BP do not reflect the economic reality.
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Other reasons for a more rosy emerging markets outlook include better-than-expected corporate earnings in the region, said the bank.
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She paired her ensemble with simple makeup: rosy cheeks, black-lined lids, nude lips and a gorgeous natural-looking allover glow.
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Greg Ballard, the CEO of the company who was brought in from Capcom, put a suitably rosy picture on the situation.
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Paypal had an otherwise rosy quarter as well, reporting one of its best performances since splitting from Ebay two years ago.
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Not all data in the region was rosy, with Japanese March factory output falling at the fastest rate in three years.
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Brower, the private investigator who has helped so many escape the FLDS, warns against painting too rosy a picture of Jessop.
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I bent over backwards to try and make things happen and keep it all sweet and rosy and in the end.
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Scholastic has pulled a children's book about slaves owned by George Washington after public outcry over its rosy portrayal of slavery.
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Even with that rosy outlook, observers can't help but wonder what the ultimate fate is for this 15-year-old company.
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But things aren't so rosy with his own, very traditional Pakistani parents, who want Kumail to marry someone of their culture.
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Traders cited a rosy outlook for the economy and easy monetary policy for tighter bond yield spreads in the euro zone.
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The message thanked employees for hanging with the company during its downward spiral and painted a rosy picture of WeWork's future.
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No matter how rosy things seem now, the N.B.A. and the union inevitably will face continued confrontation over basketball-related income.
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While the outlook for the industry is hopeful, the picture is not so rosy for the wineries that must now rebuild.
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Yet Mr. Sri-Kumar warned that the outlook may not be so rosy after more pages are turned on the calendar.
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Revisionism always risks revising right out of existence not just the old, too rosy account but also the multi-hued reality.
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The guitar strumming has a rosy glow, and the parlor piano shares a gilded, wooden stiffness with early '70s soft rock.
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Even if growth were to spike up quickly to these rosy-hued levels, interest rates, still historically low, would certainly rise.
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Politicians aren't drawn to megaprojects just because they believe the initial rosy cost projections and therefore underestimate the risk of complications.
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But has legalization delivered on its rosy promise of peace and harmony, or has it just fueled a spike in violence?
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The toys themselves are fashionably Victorian—porcelain faces, frilly dresses, rosy cheeks—and each come with their own autobiographical ghost story.
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Finally, add rosy touches by brushing pink blush into the hollows of your cheeks and applying a matte pink lip color.
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But we can get through this—we can be pickier about what we allow ourselves to tint up all rosy-like.
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Other measures of labor market health, however, have been improving in recent years — but they suggest a somewhat less rosy picture.
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And what if there were hundreds of millions of people at this party, all rosy-faced and full of friendship potential?
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Regardless of these numbers, Chris Park, the baseball executive in charge of marketing, says the sport's present, and future, are rosy.
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The relationship isn't entirely rosy, however, as President Trump criticized Amazon on Thursday, saying the online retailer doesn't pay enough taxes.
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Even so, Mr. Trump has continued to paint a rosy picture about the government's response in the face of widespread criticism.
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Giraldi is 44, still rosy-cheeked in critic years, but all of his subjects are older than he is, or dead.
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Then they came into view — a flock of perhaps 200 flamingos forming a distinct rosy pink line at the lagoon's edge.
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U.S. exports hit a record 6.4 billion liters (1.69 billion gallons) in 2018, but things have been less rosy this year.
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A recent offering featured Maison David's buttery soft, rosy pink Wagyu pastrami, and crisp cabbage slaw tucked into a semolina flatbread.
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Perhaps this is because it is not a rosy, heroic tale of the empire coming to the rescue of the motherland.
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Despite their smiles, journalist Tom Bradby knew that "everything wasn't entirely rosy behind the scenes" for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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The decision is a loss for automakers, who had complained that the EPA's earlier projections on the standards were too rosy.
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In view of these things, I concluded there are far worse things in the world than a pair of rosy cheeks.
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The rosy color that dominates here is just a bit more frankly sexual and charged with menace than Barbie-doll pink.
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Deer ticks, for example, spread Lyme disease, and climate change models suggest they have a rosy future as they expand northward.
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But for the Chinese firms that spent a record $200 billion in outbound deals last year, things aren't quite as rosy.
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The economy has been more resilient than expected, but it may not stay rosy for long, writes Swaha Pattanaik at Breakingviews.
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That the rosy optimism of 2011 soon ebbed into the dark side of the digital revolution became too glaring to ignore.
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In practice, the effects of intellectual property protections are far more complex and uncertain than the rosy picture painted by proponents.
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While its predictions for seltzer are rosy, wine (save for a few categories, including rosé and prosecco) isn't looking so good.
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To the Editor: Namwali Serpell's essay "When Science Fiction Comes True" (March 17) mentions Isaac Asimov's "rosy picture" of the future.
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But it's not all rosy in the galaxy—or, rather, it's too rosy until it's not, as the game won't punish you for your terrible decisions and allow you to course correct until it's too late: I got the chance to interview Ricardo Bare, Lead Designer on Prey, about the game's characters and writing cool space lesbians.
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The rare red flesh apples used in our Rosé not only impart complex flavors but contribute to the cider's beautiful rosy hue.
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And when it comes to your spouse or significant other, realize that as rosy as things might seem now, relationships can change.
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At a time when they were feeling rosy about releasing sometime in 22018, their community was starting to get skeptical and frustrated.
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I've always respected the difficulties of their jobs, but that rosy blue picture that a cartoon painted for me didn't hold true.
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Loving it means letting go, just a little bit, of some rosy past and embracing a future that might lead to disappointment.
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There's no question that top Republicans are desperately in search of budget gimmicks and rosy economic projections to make it all work.
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But there is one constant that never seems to change in any of her beauty looks — and that's her perfectly rosy cheeks.
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While 76 percent of the 2016 respondents said that Abenomics has been a partial success, they weren't particularly rosy on the future.
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Company CEO Tim Cook painted a rather rosy picture of the situation with comments at the Fortune Forum in Chinese city Guangzhou.
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However, the broader market was not as rosy as the Nikkei might suggest, with the Topix index dropping 0.1 percent to 1605.40.
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"It's looking rosy for Eni with all the upstream work that will drive growth next year," said Santander oil analyst Jason Kenney.
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"It's looking rosy for Eni with all the upstream work that will drive growth next year," said Santander oil analyst Jason Kenney.
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During the campaign, Mr Trump cast doubt on official labour-market statistics, saying that they painted a rosy picture of the economy.
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It's like a blend of Vaseline's Rosy Lip Tin with a dash of zingy citrus (that's probably what lends the sparkling quality).
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But let's be even more clear about why Trump's rosy depiction isn't accurate: If that is strategic genius, then I'm George Clooney.
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Who would want to be tied to the violent, controlling sociopath when they could have the rosy-cheeked, upstanding boy next door?
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It's not clear whether Mueller shares this assessment, though recent reports suggest some on his team don't have such a rosy view.
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According to makeup artist Karla Duarte, this warm, rosy hue was a natural next step after the draping trend hit the scene.
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The Argentine's rosy-eyed impressions took no account of the Chinese authorities' ruthless clearances of poor neighbourhoods, or indeed of religious persecution.
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For Thursday's bash, the only thing rosy on Jenner was her "frosted pink" hair, which was pulled back into a tight bun.
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For her glam, she sported a sleek, side-parted low ponytail, along with rosy cheeks, pink lipstick and a slight smoky eye.
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It is hard for people to accept that someone is dead when faced with a relative who is warm and rosy-cheeked.
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It removed the key word "patient" from its policy statement, while noting that "uncertainties" about its previously rosy economic outlook have increased.
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The Maguires' once-rosy recollection of the 1996 Academy Awards has changed with the recent revelations about sexual misconduct coursing through Hollywood.
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But Haggerty's handiwork tapped right into our beauty-loving brains (and all the rosy thoughts in them), so we visited her studio.
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They're worth reading if you're trying to get a handle on what's happening overseas, even while the upshots are slightly rosy sounding.
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That combined with floundering download numbers for the standalone IGTV app didn't paint a rosy picture for the feature's long-term prospects.
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He acknowledged that $13 billion would be the most rosy scenario but said that Darzalex could "definitely" achieve more than $9 billion.
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However, despite the rosy headline numbers, surveys conducted in the 2000s found that Arabs were growing increasingly worried about their financial prospects.
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The writer argues that, in the "#MeToo" era, throwing strangers together to find love and happiness on screen is anything but rosy.
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Before this dapper darling was a rosy TV personality, he was just another Netherlands native cheesin' for the camera on picture day.
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It doesn't matter now and it's a media creation now because the report cards on Trump's first 100 days aren't so rosy.
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Then, we have some colors, like green and purple amethysts, which I absolutely love, and morganite, which is a rosy, champagne hue.
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Ursula described what we were doing best: 'Anxiety becomes tranquility, sadness becomes enthusiasm, and resignation became a rosy openness to new things.
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In one video, Jenner titled her head to different angles before zooming the camera in on her rosy cheeks and glossed lips.
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GREENSBORO, N.C. - Brandt Snedeker took a rosy outlook after a rather dismal afternoon — in terms of the weather — at the Wyndham Championship.
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RPA argues that, although the economic picture now may look rosy for the region, dismal transit networks could hamper growth going forward.
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For the snails, the worst culprit is the rosy wolfsnail, introduced to the island to eliminate another pest, the giant African snail.
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Because it's pretty much exclusive to Primrose's story, and it's entirely inconsistent with the comparatively rosy world experienced by every other character.
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BECKY QUICK: Do you think— CHARLIE MUNGER: And so I don't think that the future is just guaranteed to be all rosy.
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Now, the combination of an unstable market with a less-than-rosy economic outlook could keep these companies private for even longer.
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The board was "responsible for negligence, incompetencies and putting veil on the misleading intent by presenting rosy financial statements," the petition said.
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But given that the bombers specifically targeted travel infrastructure, the attacks raise questions: will the rosy forecasts from the WTTC still hold?
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But the head of the parliamentary commission, Rosy Bindi, believes they are symptomatic of a movement that has lost its original purpose.
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For her glam, Lively sported a sleek, side-parted low ponytail, along with rosy cheeks, pink lipstick and a slight smoky eye.
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Here's an excerpt from the book, via Boing Boing: I suspect that in the beginning Maurice hoped that Rosy would calm down.
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Under Mr. Trump, the company had a long history of making rosy revenue projections and never meeting them, Mr. Icahn's lawyer argued.
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"The transition over to third base was not rosy, but I think he's done a phenomenal job," said Reds manager Bryan Price.
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There are plenty of factors working against the PatriotsWhile things look rosy for the Patriots right now, it's early in the season.
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The rosy outlook for beef packers in Brazil reflects expectations of resilient Asian demand and the possibility of finding new export destinations.
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Latta, who is tall and blond, with rosy cheeks, stood in front of a wall of head shots and scrunched her mouth.
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"In any case, there's no real doubt about Helen's rosy future," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times of Peter Howitt's rom-com.
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The rosy outlook is also being fueled by the company's fast-growing diabetes segment, which makes insulin pumps and glucose monitoring systems.
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Finally, she posted a moody picture of the sky, along with a caption saying she was tired of pretending everything was rosy.
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Delays aren't uncommon in the space business, however, and Elon Musk's rosy projections for potential timelines are always a bit overly optimistic.
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Through the lens of a rosy comedy, this series snuck through a hole in the wall, poking at wounds I cautiously protect.
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The Bank of England issued its own report on Wednesday, and gave another less-than-rosy analysis of a no-deal Brexit.
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Only the insoles of the shoe will be pink; that's a bit surprising given the rapper's well-documented relationship with rosy shades.
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If you're looking for more chic gadgets to add to your bag this summer, don't miss Bang & Olufsen's latest rosy pink headphones.
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Every altruistic-sounding tech innovation can be twisted into something not quite as rosy, and that's what The Circle means to demonstrate.
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What's next: The rosy earnings season helped propel stocks to record highs, but some market watchers think the good times won't last.
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"Equals" tries to warm up by adding a rosy glow to its cold silver-gray palette, but color only accentuates the emptiness.
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While factory orders dropped unexpectedly and industrial output fell more than forecast in September, sentiment surveys have shown a more rosy outlook.
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Now that the newly named deal was settled, things between the two men — and by extension, two countries — were supposedly rosy again.
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Cloud sales could slow and AWS has the most to lose Wedbush Securities managing director Dan Ives has a less rosy view.
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This period was hardly utopian, and Ahmed characterizes popular accounts of it — in the works of Salman Rushdie, notably — as excessively rosy.
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Not all is rosy in Alabama, a state long prominent in the United States death belt, where these events unfolded last Thursday.
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"I was sick of it," said Chris, 14, a rosy-cheeked eighth grader whose mother has now been sober for two years.
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The effect is a diffused rosy glow that's an easy-to-achieve, yet slightly more polished, alternative to the no-makeup look.
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Now a chocolate manufacturer based in Switzerland, Barry Callebaut, is unveiling a whole new concoction that comes in a pale, rosy shade.
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Despite referendum promises of a rosy future, Britain's economy has sunk from being the fastest-growing among developed nations to the slowest.
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Even if it paints a rosy picture of economic resurgence, the hopeful trendline doesn't account for a downturn's lasting effects, Shah said.
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As she searches, she questions the hazardous effects of nostalgia, how it casts a rosy hue over inequality and smooths out complication.
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"We have a criminal living in the White House," Ms. Harris said, nodding grimly before appearing to tweak Mr. Buttigieg's rosy view.
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But that rosy outlook changed Monday night, thanks to Alphabet and the $237 billion charge they took for that big EU fine.
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Yet the rosy net numbers, some warned, don't tell the far more complicated story of what that green growth could look like.
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Yet the rosy net numbers, some warned, don't tell the far more complicated story of what that green growth could look like.
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The IMF's official projection for growth this year remains at 250 percent, but the rosy outlook took a major hit last month.
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That could give corporations more influence over how those reviews are written, increasing the chances of rosy reports that favor corporate interests.
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The problem is that the rosy long-term outlook for stocks, as opposed to bonds, is based entirely on the big picture.
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The shares surged 21.62% on Friday after the chipmaker beat Wall Street estimates and gave a rosy forecast for the first quarter.
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"We believe that todays oil prices project a too rosy picture," said Julius Baer's head of macro and commodity research Norbert Ruecker.
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They rolled up a curved drive to a house of rosy brick with a black lacquer door set off by pedimented windows.
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The guests ate pizza and drank Red Bull, and Hikmat, beaming and rosy-cheeked, handed out gifts from a secret-Santa exchange.
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