But where O'Toole warns of the dangers posed by indiscriminate eruptions of nationalist fervor, Lowry's "The Case for Nationalism" exudes an untroubled sanguinity.
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We noted we were perplexed by the sanguinity of some, their reliance upon unreliable bookmakers rather than basic risk management tenets difficult for us to comprehend.
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The apparent sanguinity of markets as reflected by current asset prices was also acknowledged by Craig Nicol, credit analyst at Deutsche Bank, in a note to clients on Thursday.
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The agent then sheepishly retreated to the anonymity provided by the crowd; his body posture and hands up -- a "what are you gonna do?" gesture -- the picture of sanguinity.
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Mr. Harrison's version ended with his signature sanguinity: And sometime soon, may you be waved to by a celebrity, Wagged at by a puppy, Run to by a happy child, And counted on by someone you love.
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But it is all extremely delusional—Obama's sanguinity, the media's wonderment, the supposition that antipathy between the outgoing president and the incoming one—as opposed to the latter's governmental inexperience and contempt for preparation—would be the reason for a rocky transition.
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Pointing out that volatility today is "remarkably cheap", the chief executive officer (CEO) of Germany's largest lender noted that this is despite a flare-up or continuation of tensions in several parts of the globe in recent months and indicates a surprising sanguinity among traders.
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According to Thausing, the work was intended to represent sanguinity, hence the "S" engraved in the work.Masters in art: a series of illustrated monographs, Volume 5. Bates and Guild Co., 1904.
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Clark describes the power the shift creates when he writes, "(it) expresses a sadness that we can fully understand only if we recall the depression that underlay his outward sanguinity." This sadness is touched on sparingly in the biographical works on Albéniz.
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Seng goes for several job interviews, but is unsuccessful. He becomes immensely disappointed, and lies to his family about the sanguinity of his job prospects. Poh Huat strikes the Toto lottery, winning S$2 million, and the family is ecstatic. Seng decides that he wants to try starting a business.
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Her presence, however, probably fostered an air of sanguinity in the minds of those Americans who carried out reforms in the government of the native monarch. The political situation ashore did prompt the extension of her visit until almost three weeks after the elections held on 12 September. Adams steamed out of Honolulu on 2 October.
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