He's confident in his patriotism, confident in his appeal, and damn confident with his knowledge of foreign policy.
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They were a bit more leery of elections nationwide: 245% were very confident, 245% were somewhat confident, 21% were not too confident and 6% were not at all confident.
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I think I'm confident, even when I don't feel confident.
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But appearing confident and being confident are two different things.
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Regina is so confident and I am not as confident.
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Anytime when things are going good, we're confident, ultra confident.
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The remaining 8 in 10 are "very confident" or "somewhat confident," with a 48 percent plurality very confident in the election's integrity.
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Forty-one percent said they were "not confident at all," 14 percent were "not too confident," 17 percent were "somewhat confident," 22 percent were "very confident" and 6 percent were uncertain or had no opinion.
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You know that he's very confident, self-confident of his ideas.
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"Confident" — Demi Lovato Is there really anything wrong with being confident?
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She is only confident that she can't be confident about anything.
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ROVE: We feel confident, confident that we can compete with American automakers.
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The rest said they were not confident or not at all confident.
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Thirty-six percent are moderately confident and only 9% are not confident.
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Investors should be confident and committed, but not arrogant and overly-confident.
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About 232% of respondents said they were very confident and 22002% said they were somewhat confident in the federal government's ability to handle an outbreak, while 0003% said they were not too confident or not confident at all.
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"I was confident of getting myself out, I was confident of not losing control of the line, I was confident of getting the kid out [but] I wasn't a 100 percent confident of getting him out alive," Mallinson said.
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The respondents were even more confident about the health of their companies; more than three-quarters were somewhat confident or very confident in their upcoming prospects.
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" Asked if he was confident it couldn't pass Thursday, he said, "I'm confident.
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There's a big difference between trying to appear confident, and being truly confident.
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On the flip side, 24% are very confident and 16% are somewhat confident.
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"The people of Guinea-Bissau are confident, so I stay confident," he said.
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" Asked if he was confident it couldn't pass on Thursday, he responded: "I'm confident.
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" He continued, "I can never be completely confident, but I'm pretty confident about that.
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Gamblers are much more confident (although not as confident as they were last week).
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Twenty-five percent of Americans are "very" confident, while 30 percent are "somewhat" confident.
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People feel more confident in themselves if they are confident in how they look.
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I'm confident about the pants coming up, and I'm confident about Brett being there.
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I feel confident because of what I can offer because I'm confident in myself.
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And we're confident in the market and we're confident in the partners we've got there.
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And I'm like anyone else who has confident days and then not-so-confident days.
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BUT WE'RE CONFIDENT, THE TEAM IS CONFIDENT THAT WE CAN CONTINUE TO DRIVE THAT BUSINESS FORWARD.
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I'm super confident in the team I have and I'm confident about bringing the trophy home.
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I'm confident we're going to win, confident that he'll be confirmed in the very near future.
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"You have to be confident enough in yourself to show when you're not confident," Martell said.
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If you want to feel more confident, dress the way a confident version of yourself would.
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"We felt more confident, but not totally confident," Bassani said about the safety of the aircraft.
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Jess describes herself as fun, confident and spontaneous, while Eve says she's fun, confident and friendly.
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"I'm confident we're going to win, confident that he'll be confirmed in the very near future."
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So when you see other people feeling confident about the market, you feel more confident yourself.
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Right. You can't be confident unless you're lucky, and you can't be lucky unless you're confident.
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"I was confident before the test that we have the capability to defeat any threat that they would throw at us and I am more confident -- even more confident today," Syring added.
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Among all Americans, 295% said they were not at all confident, 19% said they were not so confident, and 18% said they were somewhat confident in Trump's ability to handle a crisis.
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He needs to be confident in who he is, confident to let me be who I am.
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"We feel confident, and he feels confident, to make that start on Saturday," manager Dave Roberts said.
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Nearly 70 percent of Democrats were very confident, but fewer than 30 percent of Republicans were confident.
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Overall, 61% of respondents said they're not confident Trump will be able to follow through on his promise of cheaper drugs, while 37% said they're very confident or somewhat confident that he'll deliver.
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We would hope to feel more confident when we are correct, and less confident when we are wrong.
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" Forty-six percent have some confidence, with 26 percent "very confident" in Trump and 20 percent "somewhat confident.
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"The difference is especially pronounced between liberals (39% confident in 2015-2017) and conservatives (67% confident)," Gallup found.
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The downside to Petrenko's supremely confident control of musical flow is, paradoxically or not, his supremely confident control.
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" So, instead of "I am confident, I can do this," say, "Me is confident, me can do this.
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That Gerwig is a confident young woman making movies about confident young women feels especially meaningful right now.
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Everyone was confident in him, he was confident in himself and he just made all the right plays.
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Thirty-nine percent are very confident that they can recognize fake news, while 45 percent are somewhat confident.
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One-third are either "not too confident" or "not at all confident" that the election will be fair.
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And few are confident that Trump and the Republicans in Congress will enact new laws that do improve the nation's immigration system: 220% are very or fairly confident that will happen, 13% are not confident.
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Wiley seems confident ... really confident ... wonder if Suge being currently "unavailable" (in jail) has anything to do with that?
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And by showing that even the most confident players are sometimes a lot less confident in the real world.
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"I felt more confident at work, more confident in my clothing... I was walking a little taller," she says.
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Professional investors are getting really confident that the stock market will keep moving higher — maybe a little too confident.
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"I feel confident that Hillary will be the nominee and I feel confident she'll be the next president," Biden said.
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"We chose not to because we weren't confident in the software and we weren't confident in the guidance," he said.
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AND I'M CONFIDENT IN OUR TEAM AND I'M CONFIDENT IN THE RESUBMISSION THAT WE'LL BE SENDING IN LATER THIS MONTH.
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They must be confident, but not too confident, because public vulnerability and ego are almost equally perilous in their positions.
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"I feel amazing, I feel energetic, I feel confident - confident of what I've been doing in the car," added Hamilton.
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Among Democrats, 22019 percent report feeling less confident in the president, while 51 percent of Republicans report feeling more confident.
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"I feel confident that Hillary will be the nominee, and I feel confident she'll be the next president," Biden said.
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Three out of 10 of those surveyed are confident in the FBI, while 11 percent are confident in the press.
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I'm confident we'll adjust the current issues, I'm not at all confident we'll be able to address the future ones.
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Try being confident when you are at rock bottom and unemployed; try being confident when you have faced your 55th rejection in a month; try being confident when your two favorite colleagues stop answering your phone calls.
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I am not always confident in my body, and I am not often confident in the things I cloak it in.
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But there are some hidden signs that you're more confident than you think — and are definitely more confident than most people.
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Forty-two percent said they are confident in the president, compared to 40 percent surveyed who said they are not confident.
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So will we see confident J.R. or timid J.R., or irrationally confident J.R. or the triumphant return of elbow-happy J.R.?
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Just 13% said they were "very confident" and 14% said they were "extremely confident" in Trump's ability to handle a crisis.
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Sixty-six percent of voters said they're confident the healthcare system will appropriately handle the virus, while 30% were not confident.
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Another 46 percent of women are "not too confident" or "not at all confident" about their retirement, according to the survey.
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How does it feel to go from one scenario where you're really confident to this scenario where you're not so confident?
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Not at all confident Not too confident 266% 231 173 217 266 231 17 40 Not at all confident Not too confident 32% 46 32 43 663 41 17 40 Most Americans say they don't trust companies to own up to mistakes in the handling of our data, or to suffer any serious punishment when things go wrong.
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When asked if whether they were confident May would get the right deal, 44 percent of people said they were not confident.
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Koren is confident: "I've been super happy with our investors and we're confident it won't be a stretch to raise," he said.
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I'm very confident that we will win the next elections and I'm confident that Greece will finally get the government it deserves.
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This is helping Murphy learn and grow into a confident puppy which will help him be a confident guide dog one day.
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More Republicans were confident about limiting the coronavirus than Democrats, but still, most Republicans (56 percent) weren't confident it would be limited.
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" Twelve percent in the 2018 survey said they are "not too confident," while 6 percent said they are "not at all confident.
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We are confident and happy with Jim Foronda as the voice of Claptrap, and we are confident our fans will be too.
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I was reminded of how confident I felt about her then, but on this day, also so confident in what was to come.
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I think I'm becoming more confident in my process, or, at least, more confident in being unable, and unwilling, to control every outcome.
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I've suffered from low confidence, and I suspect everyone is not confident enough in some ways and probably too confident in other ways.
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Tunde starts out as very confident, and the world slowly teaches him the reasons that perhaps he should not have been that confident.
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Be just confident enough The perfect candidate is confident, not only in what they already know but in their capacity to learn something new.
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But I'm a true believer that the best way to feel confident is to act confident, so I went ahead and slipped it on.
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Essentially, the idea goes that if you're not intrinsically feeling confident, sometimes you have to act like you are until you do feel confident.
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We all have high points, low points, times we feel confident, times we feel less confident and so … but I'm sorry she's not here.
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The poll also showed only 27 percent were confident that May will get the right deal, compared with 47 percent who were not confident.
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Having too little or too much metacognitive sensitivity leads to problems—not being confident in right decisions, or being too confident in wrong ones.
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The poll finds 37 percent of respondents are not too confident or are not confident at all that Mueller will conduct a fair investigation.
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Men are more confident than women by a 64 to 57 percent margin, and blue-collar workers are more confident than white-collar workers.
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However, the less confident of the group is probably at fault, because they are waiting for the more confident participants to lead the discussion.
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CONFIDENT CARRIE LAM A confident Carrie Lam insisted she was staying on as the Chinese-ruled city's leader and dismissed calls to step down.
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"I think we're trending better, but I think that no security person would ever admit that they are confident or not confident," he said.
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"We tell young women...to be confident, be confident, and to just grasp it out of thin air, and I think that's confusing," Kaling admits.
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Fourteen of the 28 analysts who responded to an extra question said they were confident it would happen, while nine said they were not confident.
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And needing external approbation in order to thrive doesn't mean you're not confident — lots of confident people do best with a little praise from others.
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"He's not only confident that he's a good candidate, but he's more confident, by far, that he's the best of the lot," Mr. Cardenas said.
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Chase's survey found that a whopping 96% felt confident or semi-confident they could afford their current home, a key factor in security and stability.
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"I'm playing really well, really confident in the game, feel like I've got a lot of control with the golf ball," said a confident Johnson.
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When jurors are faced with a life-or-death decision, they may be confident enough to convict, but not so confident to vote for execution.
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But what of Eubank, the overtly self-confident showman, declaring his sport exploitative and barbaric; defying conventions, projecting a confident, uncompromising and almost homoerotic image.
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" In 2008, while 32 percent said at the time they were "very confident" in vaccination safety, a majority, 53 percent, said they were "somewhat confident.
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A 2016 Pew study showed that 78% of US citizens are confident, or very confident, that their vote will be counted fairly in the upcoming election.
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It's a very literal transition of being confident in a seventeen-year-old to carry a show, and being confident in a group of young people.
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Her campaign is confident in their standing in Florida and North Carolina, but are far less confident in how their campaigns in Ohio, Missouri and Illinois.
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Yet only 15 percent of respondents said they were "very confident" and 39 percent said they were "not at all confident" that the president will deliver.
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We're 100% confident, as we've said many times before, as I'm sure you're all aware, he's the best negotiator and we're very confident on that front.
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As I mature I'm getting more confident in my artistry and getting more confident in my ideas, like where my brain's at; where my head's at.
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And I'm confident — and especially even more confident after watching him address the team — that he will lead this team and program through this difficult time.
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Here's more on how the eight U.S. census regions differ in their views, and in their demographics, in order of the least confident to most confident.
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By comparison, 20 percent said they were not too confident and 16 percent were not at all confident in Mueller's ability to conduct a fair probe.
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Donald Trump's voters are less confident than Hillary Clinton's voters that the count will be accurate, but even among them, 22012 percent are at least somewhat confident.
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According to Munter, a confident Imran Khan and a confident Modi, bolstered by his strong political standing, could lead to a peaceful turn in the bilateral relationship.
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Similarly, 55 percent said Trump's move makes them less confident that the Russia investigation will be conducted fairly, while 36 percent say it makes them more confident.
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As expected, the Packers said afterward they were confident that they would score, and the Cowboys said they were confident that they would prevent Rodgers from scoring.
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For Democrats, the decline in trust is even greater, with 74% today feeling "not too" confident or "not at all" confident, compared with 62% in September 2018.
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Still, about 58 percent - 84 of 145 - strategists who answered an additional question were confident or very confident world stocks will continue rising over the next 12 months.
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The message that the show's sponsor, Olay, aimed to send was that it's about more than just being confident in your skin, but also being confident in yourself.
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" The poll also found that 28503 percent of respondents are "not at all" confident in Trump's advisers and staff, while 22019 percent said they are "not too confident.
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Over half (215.2 percent) of them said they were very confident about the future health of their business, while nearly 53 in 25 (270 percent) were somewhat confident.
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Younger women were also somewhat more confident that their reports would be taken seriously — 41 percent were very confident of this, compared with 33 percent of older women.
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Esper 'fully confident': Esper on Tuesday said he was "fully confident" that President Trump would not give the Pentagon an illegal order to target any Iranian cultural centers.
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But just 45% say they are confident he can handle an international crisis, and 239% say they are confident he will use military force wisely and prevent major scandals.
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Still, Abildgaard is confident Copenhagen will be the first big capital to become carbon neutral - so confident, in fact, that he now wants residents to take another big step.
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"I'm not confident, is the short version of the statement," Cook said, when asked how confident he is that the U.S. would come up with smart, non-destructive regulations.
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And for the attorney general to say he is confident that Rod Rosenstein did everything right, I&aposm confident that he doesn&apost know what he&aposs talking about.
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VERY CONFIDENT ... in a win, while he was seemingly less confident that the Steelers wouldn't be up to their old shenanigans (deflating balls, taping practices, you know the gags).
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Based on past achievements, I'm confident they will succeed, because I'm confident our democracy will eventually overcome any obstacle that stands in the way of doing the right thing.
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A survey of 220,224 women in five cities found only 368 women were confident or very confident that other passengers would step in to help if they faced abuse.
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In Mexico City only 76 women were confident or very confident that fellow travelers would help them, while the number was 61 in Cairo and 72 in New York.
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In terms of respondents who felt either "not too confident" or "not confident at all," 219 percent reported doubts in the U.S. government's power to quarantine COVID-19 effectively.
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A later study found that women who had abortions were also confident in their decisions beforehand — more confident than people who decide to get reconstructive knee surgery, for example.
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" Shombroya Goodman & Rickquette ScruggsShombroya: "I'm feeling really confident.
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Here's the latest: • Confident, reasonable — willing to bargain.
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I like to be confident, but I think what we need to deal with is not just whether or not certain women who are in privileged positions can be confident.
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Some – including France, Greece, Italy and Slovenia – have become more confident in vaccine safety since 2015, while others, such as Czech Republic, Finland, Poland and Sweden, have become less confident.
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We are confident this is going to be a great season and we are confident that Becca will find exactly what she is looking for: a love that lasts forever.
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PwC's Global CEO survey shows CEOs are less optimistic about revenue growth this year (35% very confident and 47% somewhat confident) compared to last (43% on both counts last year).
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The responses are then converted into a numerical scale between 0 and 100, where 100 denotes being entirely happy or confident, and zero being not at all happy or confident.
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Despite the apparent skills shortage, 66 percent of employers said they are confident or very confident that they will be able to recruit suitable candidates within the next 12 months.
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It takes a man who’s not only confident in the love that you have for one another, but confident in what he has going on in his own career.
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About half of those who have heard about bots (47%) are very or somewhat confident they can recognize these accounts on social media, with just 7% saying they are very confident.
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Benjamin was finally confident that his audience could be persuaded to enter wholeheartedly into a story without discomfort—or, at least, he was finally confident that he could do so himself.
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Reflecting on an interview she did with the outlet last year, she said she "was less confident, for sure," then, but "I am for sure a billion times more confident [now]".
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Overall, 60% said they were not too or not at all confident in the President's efforts to keep foreign countries from influencing future US elections; 233% were very or somewhat confident.
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" They just wanted to "feel a bit more confident.
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Want to feel more confident at work — almost instantly?
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He would grow up confident — a bright young man.
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" He added he is "confident that person will emerge.
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" He added he's "highly confident" he'll be "fully exonerated.
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" Carney: "I am less confident than I was then.
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" "We're actually a bit more confident than we were.
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Just 23 percent of Americans say they&aposre very or extremely confident in his ability to handle complex foreign policy situations, while 53 percent are not very or not at all confident.
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Forty-eight percent now say Trump's statements and actions since Election Day have made them more confident in his ability to serve as president, while 43 percent say they are less confident.
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She treated me like I had directed 10 movies and put that faith in me and made me confident in myself and I think that made everyone else confident in me too.
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Investors should feel confident that loans are being underwritten with an eye toward sustainability, and borrowers should feel confident that they can obtain affordable credit in both high- and low-cost markets.
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"I'm not confident, I'm not confident and the market closes today, so is time at least for me to stop thinking about the market because the market will be closed," Mourinho said.
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Comcast had secured "highly confident" letters from banks, which indicated the lead arrangers were confident they could put together financing while the bidding war with Disney for Fox media assets heated up.
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The case is surprising since stealing jokes, much like overly confident dudes, seems like an intrinsic part of comedy culture, and, like many things for overly confident dudes, consequences are rarely enforced.
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"I played [in Toronto] for over 10 years and I think there has always been confident women, but there are just more confident women now," says Jasmyn Burke of Weaves via email.
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Parents queried for the report are more confident than their children, with 65 percent of parents of current students saying they are very confident their child will not need to drop out.
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Beyond the president's efforts, few in the poll expressed confidence that Congress (37% confident) or tech companies such as Google, Facebook and Twitter (32% confident) are doing enough to prevent future meddling.
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I both feel confident that Michael Avenatti is not going to be elected president and also deeply reluctant to issue confident predictions about the future of American politics after watching Trump win.
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But when it comes to the bigger picture, we are very, very confident — 90 to 95 percent confident, which is more confident than science gets about almost anything — that human beings are causing most or all of the rapid recent rise in temperature and that the impacts are going to cause great ecological and social disruption.
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That's sort of like the joy of it—because exploring how you'll be incredibly confident in masculinity is as exciting as exploring how incredibly confident you are with the other end of femininity.
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"Even when the original editorial came out at the time, I was fairly confident, I was very confident, that I hadn't acted in a way that I felt was in any way inappropriate."
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Unsurprisingly, the survey found a stark partisan divide: 80% of Republicans said they're at least somewhat confident Trump will be able to reduce drug prices, while 93% of Democrats are confident he won't.
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European Wax Center's Strut Society is a diverse group of inspiring and confident influencers who share a passion for helping women feel gorgeous, empowered, and — most importantly — unapologetically confident in their own skin.
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AT&T STILL CONFIDENT ON MERGER: AT&T CFO John Stephens said on an earnings call that AT&T is still confident that their merger with Time Warner will be approved, reports Variety.
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Just 27 percent of business leaders are confident that the global economic growth will improve, while 35 percent are very confident in business growth prospects, according to PwC's 19th Annual Global CEO Survey.
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NH: U.S. President Donald Trump is very confident that he could help bring about a resolution very soon I think in the coming days, weeks even, is he right to be that confident?
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"Every other kid that came in to audition felt like they were a cool, confident kid pretending to be shy, and she felt like a shy kid pretending to be confident," he says.
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Personally, it has helped me feel more confident in my own skin, and I don't feel the need to cover up every minor blemish or pimple with makeup in order to be confident.
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He leads in recent polls, and his team is confident.
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But mostly it's about being confident in your own skin.
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Liberals, African Americans, and Latinos are less confident in police.
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And my teammates and my coaches stay confident in me.
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Instead, they'll be more likely to be confident and natural.
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"I feel so confident in what I'm doing," Saunders said.
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Nevertheless, he is confident about what is about to unfold.
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Justin is crazy confident that he's gonna get the job.
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That gives some reason to be confident in their results.
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Ravalomanana said he was confident he could change the country.
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" He added, "We're focused on building a safe, confident driver.
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Patriots fans weren't the only overly confident ones out there.
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Jackson said surgeons are confident they can save Gwala's leg.
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Still pretty confident you're going to stay out of prison?
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When I'm having a great hair day, I feel confident.
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CEO Ivan Menezes told CNBC he's confident of achieving targets.
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I feel confident this year not because of the polls.
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"I've never felt more confident," Bure said at the time.
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Are you confident that the billionaire class is so enlightened?
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"I didn't feel that confident, to be honest," she acknowledges.
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First, the science of climate change has grown more confident.
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Took 4 years but I feel confident in this decision.
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I'm confident that I can go in there and win.
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But Greenspan said he is confident Powell can handle it.
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By now we can be confident such axions don't exist.
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Regardless, her husband Avila said he's more confident this time.
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Khan appeared confident in the future of his former company.
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I ignored it, confident that the trend would soon end.
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"We are confident there has been no wrongdoing," it added.
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Police say they are confident that Guerrero is the perpetrator.
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Box braids were how I felt most confident and comfortable.
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CONFIDENT." slogan is way too close to its "Smart Sexy.
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I was confident in myself for the first time ever.
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I do think I feel more confident in my skin.
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They say that they are confident in his conservative credentials.
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She's confident they won't fall foul of the new regulation.
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Syngenta said it remained confident it would win the approvals.
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CORNELL: COURTNEY, WE'RE REALLY CONFIDENT ABOUT THE DIRECTION WE'RE SETTING.
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Fresh from our win, I was feeling confident and brave.
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I feel confident May is going to trigger Article 50.
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Paap said he remains confident Taiwan will come through, eventually.
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I'm confident that Ford's allegations do not fit this profile.
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Now, she feels healthier and more confident in her relationships.
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Renesas said it was confident of obtaining the necessary approvals.
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"We feel confident we've done the right thing," Cryan concluded.
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Darroch is confident the British play book can be replicated.
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Walked away from there pretty confident that I had it.
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BUT I'M QUITE CONFIDENT THAT THEY WILL RECOVER OVER TIME.
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Republicans have said they are confident they have the votes.
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"I'm very confident that that will not happen," Blumenthal said.
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So, if you're brave, confident, and skilled enough, read on.
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"We are very confident in this offer," Yvelin told CNBC.
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"We remain confident of a recovery over time," it said.
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"I am confident this will save people's lives," she said.
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"[I'm] decidedly confident I chose the right person," she says.
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But Sharma is confident he can make it all work.
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I'm confident that this is something that we can solve.
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And we were confident that Lukashenko wouldn't be around long.
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The Americans and the Chinese are both confident of winning.
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Not everyone, however, is as confident in the chain's plan.
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Here, at 10 days old, he is curious and confident.
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They are quite confident that they have what people want.
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I am quite confident that the fares will go up.
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As IS contracts, the coalition's generals seem ever more confident.
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We can't possibly be sexually confident, because then we're whores.
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You feel more confident, more sexy, more peaceful, more whatever.
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"I'm very confident that members will support it," he said.
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Those under the age of 35 were the least confident.
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Poseidon says they're confident they'll secure the last approvals soon.
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I guess some men feel insecure about really confident women.
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NASA in a statement said it remained confident in SpaceX.
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That's why I'm confident the league is in great hands.
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You're a confident designer comfortable pitching and defending your work.
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"And we are confident in a victory next week regardless."
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But a machine telling a user it is 99% confident?
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Still, I'm confident we'll get some kind of resolution there.
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But he has since become more confident, he said Friday.
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"The pose is so strong and self confident," Woehrl said.
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The American people can be confident that we will be.
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"I feel really confident when I wear lipstick," she says.
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LN: I was always confident, but I shed my tears.
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Analysts have also grown more confident in the company's potential.
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"We are pretty confident there is no longer a threat."
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"I just want to raise a confident girl," said Cavallari.
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I'm pretty confident that we'll get to all of those.
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"We're confident in his ability," Twins manager Paul Molitor said.
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That means, first of all, creating stronger, more confident democracies.
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But Kurtz said he feels confident CrowdStrike is spending efficiently.
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Mr Dell is confident that his bets will pay off.
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Police officials said they were confident Guerrero was acting alone.
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And we are confident in a victory next week, regardless.
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Confident, mediocre men are in every office and every industry.
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She was the closest confident to the secretary of state.
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I'm confident that Apple will increasingly go in this direction.
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We are confident that the Commission's order will be reversed.
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"We are confident to conclude by year end," he said.
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Whatever makes you feel comfortable, whatever makes you feel confident.
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The company said it remained fully confident in the aircraft.
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I was confident I could be present, open and giving.
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I'm confident that everything is going in the right direction.
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ARE YOU STILL CONFIDENT THAT DEAL'S GOING TO BE APPROVED?
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You sound more structured, confident and decisive when you speak.
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I'm confident that her naked body looks similar to mine.
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Yet there are reasons to be more confident this time.
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" McElwain responded by saying he "would hope they&aposre confident.
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He's not at all confident that it will be enough.
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Like, I'm fairly confident that I'll never visit the Arctic.
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"However we are confident of making further progress," it said.
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So I felt confident leaving this baby in her hands.
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A few days ago, I felt confident explaining American culture.
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"We feel confident we have the shooter," Francis told reporters.
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Officials are confident that inflation will now start to recede.
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Now I'm older I'm very confident in my own skin.
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Yet despite this, Moscovici remained confident that things were done.
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Mr Sakka is confident that the law's days are numbered.
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"We're confident in the integrity of the levees," Boyett said.
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That's despite an improving economy and a more confident consumer.
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YOU'RE CONFIDENT YOU CAN ACHIEVE THAT AFTER THREE YEARS. WHY?
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The Tumblr thebestplltheories is confident that Bethany is Mary's daughter.
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It is more enfranchised and confident than the first two.
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You are super confident today, and the energy is passionate.
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But I do feel more secure somehow, and more confident.
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He said he was confident the emails would never leak.
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"The president is very confident in his nominee," she said.
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For some women, dressing beautifully and feeling confident comes easily.
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The company added it was confident of getting regulatory approval.
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"I feel confident that it will come together," said Garber.
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I'm fully confident an extra five would've gone Carolina's way.
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People who have big dicks, you see, are super confident.
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She's more confident with her technique — petitioning the state court.
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And I have to keep remembering it to stay confident.
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Peter Gould: To some extent, maybe we've become more confident.
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But their wives are confident their special bond will endure.
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"I was very confident at 5," Yearwood tells PEOPLE Now.
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But Upton seemed confident his amendment would do the trick.
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I wanted something that I felt confident and beautiful in.
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Leaders, while confident, know that they're neither superhuman nor infallible.
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We're very confident that the Senate bill will get through.
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I soon felt confident enough to start inviting people myself.
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Both appear very confident in holding pointed wooden objects. 4.
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Clooney is confident that he is ready for newborns, though.
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"We're confident about our targets for this year," Gorman said.
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You're feeling confident about the direction you're moving in, Cancer.
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I'm confident because I know the thesis of my speech.
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I do feel more confident knowing that I won Wimbledon.
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Rep. Adam Smith is confident about winning his primary election.
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The older I get, the more confident I am exploring.
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The 2018 Lincoln Navigator is luxurious and confident — but thirsty.
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However, Republicans are far more confident that Trump will win.
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And he gave it a confident roll and buried it.
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When it isn't confident, Facebook simply won't suggest a description.
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There are few LPs as effortlessly confident out this year.
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So, of course, like any calm, confident, self assured woman.
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"So we're very confident in the year ahead," he said.
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Domestically, though, the government is still confident of its grip.
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But it also underlined how confident the fighters had become.
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So how confident are investigators that Lee was a mole?
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Is a cringing captor any better than a confident one?
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Backed by Russian bombs, Assad is more confident than ever.
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Despite her nerves, Joan feels confident when shooting finally begins.
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Yes. Am I confident that isn't going to happen again?
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"I'm still confident an agreement will be found," Draghi added.
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If you want to be confident, that's up to you.
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"I'm confident that we'll identify the killer," Hensley tells PEOPLE.
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I'm confident in who I am and what I'm doing.
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That is: confident, in your face, seemingly unfazed by criticism.
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SO I'M VERY CONFIDENT ABOUT THIS BUSINESS AND ITS LONGEVITY.
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I was now confident I was dealing with a scammer.
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He's not confident repeal and replace will fix the issue.
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But I'm more and more confident in what I do.
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With all these obstacles in mind, Xiaomi is sounding confident.
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"I feel very confident that it's deliberate now," Holtsclaw said.
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What's one piece of clothing you always feel confident wearing?
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"I'm happy and free and proud and confident," he tweeted.
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But analysts weren't confident of the rally's longer term sustainability.
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We were very confident in ourselves and in the band.
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Cubic's Cole is confident the overhaul will be on schedule.
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However, Bulcke told CNBC the company remains confident on China.
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"Chrissy is a very confident and fantastic person," Lovell said.
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Teyssen has said he is confident that can be done.
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We can be fairly confident that's going to be revised.
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But we are confident there will be no systemic risks.
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It empowered me, and I feel very confident and assertive.
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Because that's how confident I was that nothing had happened.
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You'll wake up confident and ready to face the day!
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I started to get confident and get a little swagger.
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She is confident that it will soon be highly profitable.
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"Numbers today made people a little more confident," Meckler said.
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With Cramer in, Republicans feel very confident about their chances.
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Then I felt confident that I'd do the right thing.
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Others are more confident that the disappearance is only temporary.
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I've learned just to be confident with who you are.
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"Wear whatever makes you feel happy and confident," she wrote.
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More importantly than that I am pretty confident as well.
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Sometimes. Are you confident you can do your new job?
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Feeling comfortable and confident in your career is one thing.
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We are confident that she will make the right choice.
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In Kushner, Cui found a confident, attentive, and inexperienced counterpart.
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Confident and secure people ask for help, and for forgiveness.
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Maverick was confident that he was the best in class.
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She's confident and has a strong sense of personal style.
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"We're really confident going into that game" is one thing.
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"I am confident that America will move ahead," Buffett said.
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In the first year we were both the least confident.
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Some were very confident women; they represent power and strength.
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Still, Mr Netanyahu is feeling confident on the world stage.
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I'm confident that the story can explain these creative choices.
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We're supposed to appear confident and have it pulled together.
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I am fully confident that the truth will come out.
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I had my guys stationed outside, we were feeling confident.
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Early on, I wasn't confident, and I'm sure that showed.
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Democrats are confident they'll gain seats in Illinois and Wisconsin.
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In spring training this year, Syndergaard seemed subtly more confident.
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"I feel very confident the deal gets done," Stephenson said.
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And we are confident in a victory next week regardless.
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We are confident that the rule of law will prevail.
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I tried to make him unjustifiably confident in his abilities.
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Congressional GOP leaders remain confident that the legislation will pass.
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"I feel confident in the Department of Justice," Zinke added.
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" Their network was "pretty confident about the last three characters.
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""I'm confident that we have the right capabilities to: 1.
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" Truman responded with a confident, "Yeah, but he's our bastard.
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They are loud, supremely confident, and talk with Irish accents.
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Samm Levine played the funny and confident geek, Neal Schweiber.
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"I'm confident it is them," Assistant Commissioner Jane MacLatchy said.
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As a line, we're pretty confident we can do that.
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But regardless, he feels "safe and confident" about the race.
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Pawlenty is confident but skittish about the rise of Bachmann.
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Confident in our power, we launch wars and depose governments.
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But he said he's confident the campaign will find someone.
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Mignini is described by industry sources as smart and confident.
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"I'm pretty confident he is," he said Thursday on CNN.
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Still, Crow said he was confident it would become law.
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A strong CFPB is one confident enough to show restraint.
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Employee advocates are confident the measure will pass, and Gov.
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"I'm confident that Reddit could sway elections," he told me.
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Yet, Republicans appear confident they will be united on Kavanaugh.
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It's not clear why the betting markets were so confident.
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And they will be fighting an ever more confident Taliban.
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"I was confident (in Diaz) because he's tough," Hernandez said.
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The confident statements come amid a much more complicated picture.
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And Souther says she is confident in her entrepreneurial peers.
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By 1938, she was an active and confident first lady.
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However, Mooney feels confident Fender can keep its diehard customers.
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"We are a confident people," he later told the BBC.
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But we were confident we'd get back into Super Rugby.
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"We are confident we can offset the premium," she said.
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Here are seven phrases confident people use all the time:
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Or that markets are confident the worst will be averted.
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He is confident eventually they'll start playing like it again.
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Makeup could be a weapon to make me feel confident.
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Obama he was confident his new measures were constitutionally sound.
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"Don't ramble, be confident and slow down and be calm."
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If you're not confident, you're never going to be sexy.
|
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But Cole is confident top GOP leaders working with Rep.
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"You really need to be quite confident to wear them."
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His ideas are nearly always marvelous, the execution less confident.
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With every mechanical breakdown, Smith became more confident handling repairs.
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Not to mention super ballsy and inspiringly confident to boot.
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It's always hard to be anything like confident about this.
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Tonight, a confident energy will flow around your career goals.
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I expect you'll feel confident, attractive, and social this month!
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I was becoming more confident in my body and athleticism.
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Hamilton's tip: Never eat a mushroom you aren't confident with.
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That has made me happy, true to myself, and confident.
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He answers my questions in slightly broken but confident English.
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Scholz said he was confident that modest growth lay ahead.
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When time came for the fights, each boxer was confident.
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I feel very confident with the way everything is going.
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I've always been pretty confident but not as a comedian.
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That said, we're confident that Europe has what it takes.
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" He says he's "confident Donald Trump feels the same way.
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While he has Hindu heritage, Nithiyendran is a confident atheist.
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I think I was just more confident with my voice.
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And honestly, I'm not sure either of us was confident.
|
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They look confident, with strong features, and full of promise.
|
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So I felt confident that very little could go wrong.
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I feel confident here like no one is watching me.
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"I am 100% confident we can forge new leadership," Rep.
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TV that he is confident about Republicans' chances in November.
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I ASSUME YOU'RE CONFIDENT THAT CAN HAPPEN AT SOME POINT?
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"The confident ones will be happy for you," they wrote.
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Still, Maccagnan is confident that Darnold's overall trajectory is promising.
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Mobius was confident in the potential of the labor force.
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He was confident last year's weather was a freak event.
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We are confident those working in legislation will plow forward.
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"I'm confident that we will have net neutrality," Diller said.
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"I remain confident we'll find our way," Cole always says.
|
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But Mr. Iles is confident that the project will succeed.
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That curveball was working, it was nasty, he was confident.
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"We are confident that Father Palombella's counterarguments will be convincing."
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Some people feel confident only with a full face on.
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But he was confident that Mexico Beach would come back.
|
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Like Trump, he overpromises, confident of the shortness of memory.
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BEIJING — The young applicant is described as confident and courageous.
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In some of the mission's members, "confident" understates the attitude.
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Instead I want to look confident in what I'm doing.
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That said, we remain confident in Vocera's future growth trajectory.
|
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Demi Lovato is confident — and she's not sorry about it!
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"Obviously I am confident on a positive outcome." he added.
|
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Eight overly confident, mostly pessimistic predictions about tech in 2018.
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For one, it's a confident book and confidence is contagious.
|
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He's clearly confident his new arena will do the trick.
|
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Ms. Fletcher had recently adopted the confident and curious Copurrnicus.
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Mars enters Capricorn this afternoon, finding you confident around communication.
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The new season feels immediately confident, if inevitably less groundbreaking.
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But at school and at home, Kayla is not confident.
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Feel confident to be your vibrant, beautiful, kinky, colorful self.
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"We are confident we are on firm ground," he said.
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Curiously it is here that Walker seems the least confident.
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Sometimes it trembles, and sometimes it's very controlled and confident.
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I am confident that the Lord is at work here.
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He added, "I am confident I will do so again."
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The largely American, multicast ensemble deploys varyingly confident British accents.
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We have contract tracers that I'm confident can contain it.
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We feel very confident we will get the case dismissed.
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And I've always thought of myself as a confident person.
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He's got good boxing, he moves well and he's confident.
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Brown, for example, was confident enough to take that shot.
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It's making me more confident to go back to school.
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If I'm Jim Furyk, I'm going to be super confident.
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He was happy in the submarine, he felt very confident.
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And is it -- why are you confident this is conserved?
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He said he was confident the meeting would take place.
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" — and said he was confident of winning "all 22016 states.
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The team was as loose and confident as its fans.
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"The employer wants to hire someone who's confident," she said.
|
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Democrats, meanwhile, have grown far less confident about the economy.
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Find a posture that makes you feel confident, even radiant.
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If your net worth is positive, don't be overly confident.
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But Wendy's is confident that this time will be different.
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We are highly confident in exceeding 360,000 deliveries this year.
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She was a poised and confident gymnast and fearless adventurer.
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But I'm not so confident of the cases of Wuhan.
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"We feel confident this is the right size," he said.
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But he was confident they were bringing them up right.
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What was being missed was how supremely confident he was.
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But 10 hours does not a competent, confident driver make.
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Economists can be more confident when it comes to Britain.
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Lauren is beautiful, confident and mature for her 18 years.
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Pari, studious and confident, rolls her eyes at Faiz's superstitions.
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McNamara was not in shape, or confident enough, to compete.
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"The international investors are more or less confident," he said.
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Consumers are confident enough to open their wallets and spend.
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We were maybe too confident and only worried about Korea.
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"Yo, lemme get that confident smile off you," he said.
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Prime Opportunities said it was confident of submitting another proposal.
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Lovato just wants to know: what's wrong with being confident?
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Surely the confident and beloved Kim could do no less.
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"I feel more confident for what's coming up," she said.
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"I'm confident solar is capable of doing that," he said.
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"Without getting into details, we feel very confident," said Calvo.
|
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But I was transparent and confident, and changed their view.
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You feel confident that he's going to make good decisions.
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You should be more confident that you can achieve this!
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Cramer said it didn't sound like Buffett was super confident.
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Millennials are getting shade for being lazy and overly confident.
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She was confident that Mr. Pittman would capture her intention.
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I was and remain in awe of their confident beauty.
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I asked Simas why he seemed more confident than Obama.
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Trump, of course, is supremely confident in his negotiating skills.
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Those who aren't confident swimmers will then panic and drown.
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If Speaker Ryan is confident, he will do just that.
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Police say they are "confident" this is an isolated incident.
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And I'm confident we're going to be in good shape.
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But Wendy's is confident that it will work this time.
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In general, are you confident in yourself and your abilities?
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He described himself as "confident but paranoid" on the mound.
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I will never be 100 percent confident about my decision.
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Once I felt confident, I turned to my malfunctioning keyboard.
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It's confident, fluid in its dynamics, light on its feet.
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"As spring went on, I felt more confident," Harvey said.
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He is confident that Factum's facsimile technology is without parallel.
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I am confident that the results will not be compromised.
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We're all trying to be confident people in the world.
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But television reports from Vietnam often challenged these confident assessments.
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Walgreens is confident the new deal addresses the watchdogs' concerns.
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"We're confident that he's ready," Ricco said before the game.
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DAVE CALHOUN: I'm as confident as a CEO can be.
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So, I'm very confident in that, as are our pilots.
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I'm really confident that she's in tune with the members.
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AND I'M VERY CONFIDENT WE WILL CONTINUE TO DO THAT.
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"You always have to go in there confident," he says.
|
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"We are confident that the Madonna memorabilia will be back."
|
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He was confident and seemed in command of the room.
|
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He was shaken by the recent killings, yet sounded confident.
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He had felt confident after phoning Pelosi earlier that morning.
|
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Obama was too confident in his own powers of persuasion.
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"No, I'm confident because I know the candidate," Henderson said.
|
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He was calm and respectful, but also strong and confident.
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But he felt confident that it would find an audience.
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"But I am confident of the path we are on."
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Ali said she was confident the world could end FGM.
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"I'm confident that an agreement will be found," he said.
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"We are confident that we have a market," Evrard said.
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I am confident that is our Vice President Joe Biden!
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Since it's about the truth, the lawyers seem so confident.
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Despite the uncertainty, we are confident in what we've created.
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"I'm confident we'll pass the bill next week," Cornyn said.
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"I'm really confident with him taking over," Mr. Benno said.
|
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To be sure, the Fed is confident about the economy.
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They didn't seem to be as confident about the future.
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Though they were short on cash, the scientists were confident.
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Confident youth exchange tactics and encouragement online to create change.
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Gregorio now shuns his Extrano persona and is more confident.
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MASON CITY, Iowa — Joe Biden's feeling awfully confident these days.
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The same proportion has grown less confident lately about Trump.
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And I am confident that we will be able to.
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I think the important thing is I was more confident.
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But it seems like they are confident something will work.
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"I'm confident we'll get Ms. DeVos confirmed soon," said Sen.
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Bruce Lancaster is confident his company can beat any competitor.
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And so I think I'm pretty confident he'll sign it.
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The two explorers are confident they will find the Electra.
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The two explorers are confident they will find the Electra.
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The final version, played here, feels excitingly concise and confident.
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I'm still not confident I could finish the bastard off.
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Before Tuesday's voting, he was also confident he would prevail.
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I find I am more confident when I am taller.
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"We feel pretty confident about that for now," Evenson added.
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He's healthy, freakishly confident, and more popular than ever before.
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"How could I ever be confident of that?" he said.
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She wasn't positive at first, but gradually became more confident.
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I'm confident he will be saying something about it soon.
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I'm confident that people will make up their own minds.
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I didn't feel comfortable or confident about cooking Italian food.
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Beyond that, he said, he is confident in Meharry's integrity.
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Like me, you might feel reasonably confident when you apologize.
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We are confident that this shakedown lawsuit will go nowhere.
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Here I feel more confident, like my children can thrive.
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You have to be supremely confident to do all this.
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"I'm confident I made the right decision," he told Carlson.
|
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The moment epitomized her extraordinary and confident sense of self.
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Outside shooting is still an issue, but Casey is confident.
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They seem super relaxed and confident in that scene too.
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I'm confident that the American people can handle the truth.
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"I feel confident," said Italian Olympic Committee chief Giovanni Malago.
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Maybe it's the diet, but you look calm and confident.
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Now, Republicans are confident that Kavanaugh's nomination will move forward.
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"I'm confident he's going to have another plan," she says.
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This is so awesome for feeling desirable, attractive, and confident.
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Having a straighter smile definitely makes me feel more confident.
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I'm confident Flynn is singing like a bird to Mueller.
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I won't give it unless I'm pretty confident in myself.
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"I'm confident in who I am as a woman and I try to encourage other young women to do the same and be confident in what they are as well," Franklin, 21, tells PEOPLE.
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Kendall wasn't exactly sure why she was on the two-on-one date, but Krystal was confident she would be on it, and doubly confident that she would be coming home with the rose.
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The poll also found that 28503 percent of those polled are "not at all confident" or "not very confident" that the U.S. government is doing enough to prevent future election interference from other countries.
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However, only 2900 percent said they were very confident in the security of the systems, and 220006 percent said they are either not too or not at all confident that the systems are secure.
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" Ballard added, "He's going to do everything right to get himself ready to play and I'm very confident, he's very confident, that he's going to come back and prove a lot of people wrong.
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Fifty-four percent of Republicans polled said they have little to no confidence in the investigation's fairness, with only 6900 percent saying they were very confident and 2628 percent saying they were moderately confident.
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" Trump, she said in a statement, "is confident the Senate will restore regular order, fairness, and due process," and he is prepared "for the next steps and confident that he will be fully exonerated.
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Thirty-nine percent of Americans report feeling less confident after the summit about Mr. Trump standing up for U.S. interests, though much of that comes from Democrats; Republicans say they are more confident or unchanged.
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"I am very confident in the same way that India has been incredibly supportive of our efforts on Iran, I am confident that they too understand the real threat to the Venezuelan people," he added.
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By 2008, questions about the integrity of elections were almost equally shared across party lines, about 6 in 10 Democrats (59% confident) and Republicans (58% confident) had at least some faith in the election system.
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The CNBC and Acorns Invest In You Savings Survey found that 24% of respondents were either somewhat less confident or much less confident about their ability to save for retirement, compared with three years ago.
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"Once you start taking these children, please, I don't think any record should reflect that somehow, you are confident or anybody is confident that they're being placed in a safe and secure environment," said Sen.
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Asked if he was still confident he could get a deal with China: "Sure, I'm confident, but if we don't make a very good deal for our country, I wouldn't make a deal," Trump said.
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More voters had confidence that the US healthcare system will handle the virus better than the federal government: 66% said they're confident the healthcare system will appropriately handle the virus, while 30% were not confident.
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If you already have a trusted financial adviser, mortgage officer, broker, and attorney — and you're confident they share your best interest — you'll feel more confident in your ability to move on a financial decision quickly.
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Nor has recent news about Biden, the Democratic frontrunner, helped; 36% say it has made them less confident in him, while just 163% say it has made them more confident in the former vice president.
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"I felt confident that I [could] get him out," Archer said.
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I'm confident that going forward the school won't lose its eminence.
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Be reasonable when making your requests, but be confident and firm.
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But she hasn't always been so confident about her outfit choices.
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I feel like being different is what makes me really confident.
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Technical head Bob Bell said he was "reasonably confident" after testing.
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But it feels confident rather than meandering, full rather than dull.
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"Just keep going, stay confident and shoot the puck," Nelson said.
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Argentine wineries mostly sounded more confident about holding their internal market.
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Shields said she's feeling much more confident for the ongoing campaign.
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He made another bet—but he's doesn't feel as confident today.
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He feels confident where he's at in his rehab program, too.
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But I was always very confident we were making something good.
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But a confident bald man — there's your diamond in the rough.
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The retailer is confident it will fill its 80,000 holiday jobs.
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But he's confident it hasn't hurt Boeing's long-term growth prospects.
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Americans are confident they'll be rich — but their finances say otherwise.
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So we're all really confident that there won't be any repercussions.
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I am confident he will serve Hawaii with distinction and honor.
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Despite the RRR cuts, China is confident about the yuan currency.
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The team is confident the sea lion will be completely rehabilitated.
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With her new hair, she feels more confident looking for housing.
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" The source adds: "We're super confident he's going to pull through.
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BARTIROMO: But you are not as confident about the trade issues.
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"We're fairly confident there's nothing under that depositional layer," she said.
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She's really setting herself apart by being a confident career woman.
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Acting helped Kravitz grow into the confident woman she is today.
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As the months passed, I grew confident in my iMovie abilities.
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In the end, we are confident that justice will be done.
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Ed Asner was also confident about "The Mary Tyler Moore" show.
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" She added, "I think women are sexy when they are confident.
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Lissner is confident that her team's gel will overcome the challenges.
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"I feel good, I feel confident," starting goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher said.
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We're confident more color — and more music — is on the way.
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So we're confident there's no hurdles as we grow our business.
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But, you know, I'm confident that we don't stand a chance!
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"I'm very confident in our guys," Mayfield said after the game.
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And a newly emboldened, confident America is good for the world.
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How does it feel to be confident in who I am?
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He's very confident on that mound, and he's a strike-thrower.
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McIntosh, a junior guard, said they've remained confident despite some struggles.
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I'd like you to be less anxious, more confident, more grounded.
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"I like that 'Confident' song," says one of the singer's passengers.
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"I'm very confident that we'll have a clean tournament," he said.
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"Let's just say I'm confident he'll come in soon," Nadler said.
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She's older, wiser – and a lot more confident about her curves.
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Stay strong and confident don't let them make you doubt yourself.
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Nadia is immediately confident in this new loop, navigating with ease.
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I was confident that there was a need for this information.
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He's confident, funny, and has a nice car and many friends.
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I am confident that FGM can be eradicated in one generation.
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And they have to feel confident when they go into work.
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Is it because I'm confident, and I'm fly and I'm sexy?
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I've always believed in myself and been confident, outgoing, and active.
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I wasn't really that confident when I came up to bat.
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The operation was risky and complicated, but the surgeons were confident.
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Rights groups are confident they have the support of lawmakers there.
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She's brashly self-confident, charmingly narcissistic, and also, notably, unabashedly Jewish.
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He said Boeing remained confident in the safety of its jet.
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"I actually feel like, healthy, and strong, and confident," she said.
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"I was pretty confident in winning," Annan said in an interview.
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"My goal is to strengthen relationships through confident gifting," she said.
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I'm confident in the veracity of that claim after my testing.
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We feel very confident for the trajectory of iPhone going forward.
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They're confident enough in their decisions to tolerate other people's displeasure.
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I'm not fully confident in myself and just acting by myself.
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In fact, she said, they should feel confident about the program.
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I am confident my friends and family truly care about me.
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Kohl's is still confident that the consumer is strong, she said.
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Looking toward the fall, Clinton's strategists are both confident and wary.
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I'm confident that once he gets rolling it'll be a juggernaut.
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"I'm confident we will land some of those projects," he said.
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Not everyone is so confident that Francis has turned a corner.
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Self-care is starting with yourself and feeling confident with yourself.
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We are confident that the policies will be upheld as lawful.
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They also weren't at all confident they would ever return home.
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"By this time, I felt self-assured and confident," he says.
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He said he was confident that the issue would be resolved.
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" He was young and confident: "We had it all set up.
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Confident, strong, determined, independent and kind, you have the sweetest soul.
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But Avegant seems confident that those advances will come in time.
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Musk seemed confident about Tesla's manufacturing capabilities despite the personnel losses.
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Or you could just use the word her supporters use: confident.
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And we can be confident that science is on our side.
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The architects of this strategy seemed incredibly confident just last month.
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"I am confident we can continue to do that," he added.
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From his picture, she'd imagined him as cute, tall, and confident.
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Their diverging numbers demonstrate the continued challenges to producing confident stats.
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"I'm very confident that all this was just bullshit," he said.
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I was so much more confident than I have ever been.
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I'm confident to leave the program with an amazing security team.
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The group said it's confident to continue growing profitably in 2017.
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It is hard to be too confident in this story, however.
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The studio owners themselves feel less confident in their own prospects.
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"Despite today's outcome, we remain confident in our position," she said.
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They are confident that their hygiene product is the superior one.
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I wanted to eat, and I felt confident that I could.
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"I'm fairly confident we'll be here for a while," she said.
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" Each piece will reflect Gomez's "unapologetically confident and powerful feminine spirit.
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What do you like to wear to feel the most confident?
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I think just to be confident and rock what you got.
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It could take shy people and make them confident and outgoing.
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And Klum is confident in their abilities to reinvigorate the show.
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I am confident that if tried fairly, I will be vindicated.
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I am confident that they're going to do the right thing.
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Becca walks away confident she can see herself in that fold.
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How confident are you that you're going to meet that goal?
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He is relaxed and confident, except when two topics come up.
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In watercolors of beautiful, confident women, fashion plays a central role.
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As a result, her subjects appear poised and confident, almost aggressive.
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I remember growing so much more confident in what we had.
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He knows how to make women feel empowered, sexy and confident!
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But she's confident he'll eventually agree to grant her an interview.
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"I want others to interpret my style as... "Comfortable and confident.
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If you're confident enough to show off your body, you should.
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ET. Before polls closed her campaign had been confident of victory.
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It also said it remains "confident" in Fosamax's safety and effectiveness.
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He became Gibbons's confident ambassador, curating an exhibition and writing books.
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He said he was confident officials would drop the felony charges.
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She's very strong and supportive and confident, and has great morals.
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Dino is confident he can keep doing what he is doing.
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AND WE'RE REALLY CONFIDENT ABOUT OUR PLANS FOR THE FOURTH QUARTER.
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Ms Wojcicki is confident that she can sort out policing YouTube.
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He was fun and funny and self-confident to the max.
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Two years ago, nearly two-thirds said they were very confident.
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"He took command," she explained, citing his confident interactions with reporters.
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It made me feel better about myself, more confident, more attractive.
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But, of course, the company is confident the situation will improve.
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Above all be confident enough about creativity to throw stuff out.
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We're very confident in our voice and we're embracing our uniqueness.
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How confident you feel about your choices will influence your behavior.
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We've modeled that, and I feel very confident it will work.
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Especially if you're eager to upload your own confident derrière post.
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That's something that makes you feel comfortable and confident in yourself.
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You have to be confident and true to who you are.
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Steve McCann: Pretty confident about both the short- and long-term.
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"[He's] very socially confident and has that vibe," the actor explains.
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Sunrise said it is confident that the deal will go through.
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I hope she's accomplished and confident and a badass power woman.
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It hinges on the middle classes feeling confident about the economy.
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The CEO said he is confident because he's thinking long term.
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Even this confident, smart woman is destabilized by some of it.
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But the biggest reason we're pretty confident Daryl's not Negan's victim?
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Dutch organization Mars One is confident it can get there too.
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The whole point is [to wear] whatever you feel confident in.
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"He's confident he will be able to" make the scheduling work.
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"Let's just say that I'm confident he'll come in," he said.
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Mr Falih remains confident that Saudi Arabia can help provide stability.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Bush has become more forceful and confident.
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" Stanley echoed Woods' sentiments, saying "She's our girl. Young. Curvy. Confident.
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"Hundred-meter sprinters are the rock stars, super confident," he adds.
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The firm said that it is confident in Brookfield's business model.
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We're also confident that the benefits of this investment are obvious.
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It is, however, "confident" that the game won't be delayed again.
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Sadler is confident this isn't the last we'll see of her.
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My friends, my humor, all of that makes me feel confident.
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Kinder Morgan Canada, however, said it remains confident of the project.
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"Downplaying gender differences... makes women more confident," Professor Phillips told me.
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He is so confident that I'm volunteering to date him next.
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PA) is more confident in the ability of Pratt & Whitney (UTX.
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Sometimes people can seem very confident, but then … not so much.
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I am not confident that a computer isn't writing these movies.
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"I felt highly confident Billy would help me out," he said.
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For its fearsome size and confident leadership, Facebook seems strangely precarious.
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"They're young and in love and feel confident about their relationship."
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"I am confident about our ability in this space," he said.
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We are confident that Greece is continuing on a reform strategy.
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"The costumes definitely make me feel more confident," she told Seventeen.
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But they're all so confident and good that there's no panic.'
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I&aposm not saying -- we are not getting too confident here.
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"We remain deeply confident in the long runway we have ahead."
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Some analysts are confident space tourism flights will become less expensive.
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I didn't feel fully confident and fully comfortable with my swing.
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I'm confident I have enough evidence to take them to justice.
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And I was underweared and everything so I felt very confident.
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I am more confident than ever that women are the solution.
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Based on reactions to its first earnings call, investors aren't confident.
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Users would feel euphoric, and afterward feel super confident and happy.
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"I am confident, there is nothing to fear," she reassured them.
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Nevertheless, many students still feel more confident with pencil and paper.
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But wearing something nice, that he is confident and comfortable in.
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And as I already said I'm confident that this is feasible.
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But in reality, I felt pressured to look skinny and confident.
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"Cause I wasn't asked," the "Confident" songstress wrote on the post.
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You'll also feel very confident if you're having any important conversations.
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I think it's too early to be so confident and declarative.
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Swift's assertive testimony Swift was confident and assertive in her testimony.
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"He's a confident kid," A's manager Bob Melvin said of Healy.
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From that standpoint I can go into the match very confident.
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Lagerbäck now had an organized, confident team, but is that enough?
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I'm confident Ryk Maverick would make a really great cult leader.
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AND WERE CONFIDENT THAT WELL CONTINUE TO GROW THAT, AS WELL.
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FIJI AIRWAYS The airline said it was confident in the jet.
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It's how you learn and become more confident in the kitchen.
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Speth said the company is confident the Waymo technology is safe.
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It's a timing issue and we're quite comfortable and quite confident.
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You would think that they would be confident in their victory.
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All three works look remarkably fresh, open, confident, and also experimental.
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However, some are confident they will do much better this year.
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That's why I'm pretty confident I'll get that title this year.
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I feel full of energy and motivated, and way more confident.
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"I was always comfortable and confident with my body," Lynette says.
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I felt confident and relaxed, though hand perspiration was still present.
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The government has said it is confident exports won't be banned.
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"I'm much more confident in myself and my capabilities," she says.
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Short said he was confident that a shutdown would be avoided.
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With proper guidance and hard work, anyone can become more confident.
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Still, Rathi is confident the app will retain its competitive advantage.
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Once you're confident in your product, others will likely be, too.
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That's the one I feel most confident about with the financials.
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While the price rises, cryptocurrency investors are also becoming more confident.
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Cubs manager Joe Maddon is confident handing the ball to Lester.
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According to Obama's new memoir, Becoming, she wasn't always so confident.
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I'm confident we'll score runs again and put up better numbers.
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If he's confident in what he's doing is right, who cares?
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"We remain confident about the final sharing of responsibilities," he said.
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I am confident; I am sexy; and I am plus size.
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We are confident in the Zika tests and will resubmit it.
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Keep on being your awesome, confident and self-aware self, Kevin.
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If they feel powerful and confident, you can't hate on that.
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Confident people don't play games to prove how capable they are.
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He said he was confident of finding a solution with Brussels.
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COHN: NO, I'M CONFIDENT THAT CONGRESS WILL GET THE CEILING RAISED.
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We're confident this is not the last we're seeing of Eric.
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"Yeah, I think we're a confident group right now," Schenn said.
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"I am really proud of Miley," the "Confident" singer told THR.
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Unless you're pretty confident you don't need that last 2100 percent.
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This makes us less confident, and our memory becomes less effective.
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So when she walks into court post-haircut, she's feeling confident.
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"We're very confident that we'll get through this process," he added.
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All this made me feel pretty confident in my naked body.
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"Elsa is a confident woman and very luxurious," Sastrawinata-Lemay says.
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And I'm very confident about getting through this one as well.
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Luckily, he seems a lot more confident about this new planet.
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Mr. Garcia said he was confident the Republicans' fortunes would rebound.
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In part, that's because Mr. Trump's contradictions are loud and confident.
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Only 60 percent were confident their votes will be counted accurately.
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But he wasn't so confident when he first heard about it.
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Pesce, as she spoke with Cerreti, grew calmer and more confident.
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State leaders are growing more confident about exerting influence over multinationals.
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Yields slipped as Wall Street grows more confident in Powell's candidacy.
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Maybe she'd be president if she was a little more confident.
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Despite the difficulties, troops are confident they will make a breakthrough.
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It's a confident design with just enough pockets and storage options.
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Apple has said it is "confident the decision will be overturned."
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"Stone Cold" is the third release from her latest album Confident.
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Whatever the reason, Britain became more confident, more vibrant, more multicultural.
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And I'm confident that, working together, we will pass that test.
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She has reason for being confident that they can handle it.
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I'm confident the administration is going to make that a priority.
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Kennedy are not confident in the companies' abilities to regulate themselves.
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Or maybe he really is becoming more confident in his position.
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They are both humbled and self-confident, surrendering and also powerful.
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"We are extremely confident we already have the votes," Republican Rep.
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The organizers are confident of success and say they're being underestimated.
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"I am confident the Democrats will win the majority," said Rep.
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How can I be so confident that this agreement will succeed?
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We're very confident greenhouse gases have driven many observed climate changes.
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Find a smart, happy, confident, experienced, tough, moderate candidate and win.
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And right now, I don't think people are confident of that.
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We remain confident in the fundamental safety of the 737 MAX.
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I'm confident you'll find something you'll want to speak up about.
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But I was confident that we had done the right thing.
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But Flint supporters sound confident they can come to an agreement.
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"We're confident in the fundamental safety of the airplane," he added.
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Gradually though, I realized that being confident is not a characteristic.
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"We are confident we will exceed their expectations in the future."
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Clinton will feel more confident about Colorado (nine) and Virginia (13).
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Much of "The Hard Problem" spins around Hilary's quietly confident theism.
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But Sanders remained confident Sunday about his chances in the state.
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Mr. Musk was confident, but that was a highly optimistic timeline.
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Doing this made me feel confident that I wasn't missing anything.
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Hornacek said he was confident that Rose would stay in shape.
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The website said on Tuesday it remained confident in its reporting.
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" Gsellman said, "I'm getting more confident, and let's keep it rolling.
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It was the media who were very confident in Clinton's chances.
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Physically attractive workers are more confident, and higher confidence increases wages.
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I FEEL VERY CONFIDENT IN THE FUTURE LEADERSHIP OF THE COMPANY.
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I think none of us is confident enough when we're young.
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But Match executives are confident the entrance won't affect their business.
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IIF's Iradian said he is more confident in the Egyptian economy.
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But the moment I put my skis on, I feel confident.
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When you're confident with the professional path you've chosen, it shows.
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He added that he was confident no penalty would be given.
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Falling gas prices may make people feel more confident as well.
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During his announcement, Carter was confident that implementation will go smoothly.
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Bloomberg the man is, above all, driven, confident and intensely competitive.
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She came across confident and well-versed, but not exactly inspiring.
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Lawmakers emerged from the meeting confident they would get a deal.
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This color says you're confident, and you don't mind standing out.
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I think that we're just more confident in a different way.
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"You'll come across as looking more confident and poised," Friedman says.
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Meanwhile, 50 percent of their male peers self-assess as confident.
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The Hill: Democrats are confident but haunted by ghosts of 2016.
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Top Citigroup analyst Mark May is still confident in Expedia's outlook.
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Going forward, we can take with us and just stay confident.
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Again, I am confident that both of them are highly valued.
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"The atmosphere was confident to the point of snarkiness," she said.
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President Obama showed us why he is so confident that Mrs.
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Another 36 percent of Americans are moderately confident it can be.
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It said it was confident the deal would win regulatory approval.
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"I feel very confident that I made my point," she said.
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"I was pretty confident about where I was born," he said.
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Where Cannon had been tentative, Barker's letters were confident and confrontational.
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Wigwe said the bank was confident it would meet all obligations.
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Today, it helped and I went out there and played confident.
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Those are lofty goals, but Ariza is confident she'll accomplish them.
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I am confident we will once again choose resolve over fear.
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Mills is confident the Index will stay above flatline this year.
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Rossello said he was confident the cuts would not be necessary.
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I felt confident asking for a specific salary, which I received.
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WE'VE GOT HIGH CONSUMER CONFIDENT, HIGH INVESTOR CONFIDENCE, HIGH MANUFACTURING CONFIDENCE.
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"The power play, it gets better and more confident," Malkin said.
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She added that the PAC is confident in Rohrabacher and Walters.
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However, he said he was "very, very confident" about the future.
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This is what happens when you get a little too confident.
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Today is a super confident and sunny day for you, Leo.
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He's confident he has the truth he wants, details be damned.
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But Moore said he's always been confident in his perimeter range.
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I also think Kurt, as an engineer, was becoming more confident.
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They have not released figures to back up their confident projections.
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"I'm this weird mixture of confident and superfragile," Mr. Forte said.
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However, GOP leaders are confident they will overhaul the tax system.
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He really got to a good, confident spot on the mound.
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AND THAT'S WHY I'M REALLY CONFIDENT WE CAN GET THIS DONE?
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Asked if he was still confident about the committee's investigation, Sen.
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As I neared the canyon's edge, my confident stroll quickly slowed.
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Trump remains confident that he will come out triumphant in November.
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I feel confident Hillary Clinton would continue on the same path.
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Perhaps they're confident they can fix any defects that pop up.
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They're the confident girls intimidating the goody two-shoes drop pearls.
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Did you feel more confident having already made your first album?
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She was confident, fearless, and full of excitement about the world.
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Fiction: She was confident about calling Mark Fuhrman to the stand.
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He seemed confident that his amendment would comply with the standard.
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It's a celebration, and an extension of those confident steps forward.
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I felt really confident and I knew I could do something.
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Yes, I'm fairly confident that is something we're going to see.
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I'm very confident, so I didn't take any shit from anyone.
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But nobody I've spoken to is 100% confident he'll do that.
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They are promising only what they are confident they can deliver.
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Is it because I'm confident, and I'm fly, and I'm sexy?
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I even became pretty confident in my looks and my personality.
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Investors are very confident because the global growth story is real.
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I was extremely confident in our product launch from the start.
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But they can't feel too confident against a slabman like Bumgarner.
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Be confident about the future: We live in an anxious age.
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Mr. Kaine's Spanish delivery was steady, confident but far from flawless.
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For Will, I think it's because he is comfortable and confident.
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It is not how confident you are in the good times.
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Carnegie-Brown is confident grandfathering will be agreed at some stage.
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Plus, they're confident that his dismal polling can't get much lower.
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