"I felt more confident at work, more confident in my clothing... I was walking a little taller," she says.
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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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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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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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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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" 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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" "We're actually a bit more confident than we were.
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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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"I've never felt more confident," Bure said at the time.
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First, the science of climate change has grown more confident.
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Regardless, her husband Avila said he's more confident this time.
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I do think I feel more confident in my skin.
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Now, she feels healthier and more confident in her relationships.
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As IS contracts, the coalition's generals seem ever more confident.
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You feel more confident, more sexy, more peaceful, more whatever.
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But he has since become more confident, he said Friday.
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Analysts have also grown more confident in the company's potential.
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That means, first of all, creating stronger, more confident democracies.
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Yet there are reasons to be more confident this time.
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That's despite an improving economy and a more confident consumer.
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But I do feel more secure somehow, and more confident.
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She's more confident with her technique — petitioning the state court.
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Peter Gould: To some extent, maybe we've become more confident.
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I do feel more confident knowing that I won Wimbledon.
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The older I get, the more confident I am exploring.
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However, Republicans are far more confident that Trump will win.
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Backed by Russian bombs, Assad is more confident than ever.
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But I'm more and more confident in what I do.
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"Numbers today made people a little more confident," Meckler said.
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Others are more confident that the disappearance is only temporary.
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In spring training this year, Syndergaard seemed subtly more confident.
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And they will be fighting an ever more confident Taliban.
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With every mechanical breakdown, Smith became more confident handling repairs.
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I was becoming more confident in my body and athleticism.
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I think I was just more confident with my voice.
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It's making me more confident to go back to school.
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Economists can be more confident when it comes to Britain.
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"I feel more confident for what's coming up," she said.
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You should be more confident that you can achieve this!
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I asked Simas why he seemed more confident than Obama.
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"As spring went on, I felt more confident," Harvey said.
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Gregorio now shuns his Extrano persona and is more confident.
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I think the important thing is I was more confident.
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I find I am more confident when I am taller.
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She wasn't positive at first, but gradually became more confident.
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Here I feel more confident, like my children can thrive.
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Having a straighter smile definitely makes me feel more confident.
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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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With her new hair, she feels more confident looking for housing.
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I'd like you to be less anxious, more confident, more grounded.
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She's older, wiser – and a lot more confident about her curves.
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I was so much more confident than I have ever been.
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I remember growing so much more confident in what we had.
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It made me feel better about myself, more confident, more attractive.
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"Downplaying gender differences... makes women more confident," Professor Phillips told me.
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PA) is more confident in the ability of Pratt & Whitney (UTX.
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"The costumes definitely make me feel more confident," she told Seventeen.
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I am more confident than ever that women are the solution.
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Nevertheless, many students still feel more confident with pencil and paper.
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It's how you learn and become more confident in the kitchen.
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I feel full of energy and motivated, and way more confident.
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"I'm much more confident in myself and my capabilities," she says.
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With proper guidance and hard work, anyone can become more confident.
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While the price rises, cryptocurrency investors are also becoming more confident.
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Luckily, he seems a lot more confident about this new planet.
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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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Whatever the reason, Britain became more confident, more vibrant, more multicultural.
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Or maybe he really is becoming more confident in his position.
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Clinton will feel more confident about Colorado (nine) and Virginia (13).
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" Gsellman said, "I'm getting more confident, and let's keep it rolling.
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Physically attractive workers are more confident, and higher confidence increases wages.
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IIF's Iradian said he is more confident in the Egyptian economy.
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Falling gas prices may make people feel more confident as well.
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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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"The power play, it gets better and more confident," Malkin said.
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I also think Kurt, as an engineer, was becoming more confident.
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Did you feel more confident having already made your first album?
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He made a far more confident impression than his American counterpart.
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But as people become more confident, they quickly find the exceptions.
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Morton was one of the more confident men in the pods.
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The inside rear brakes feather to deliver a more confident arc.
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Now, he feels more confident walking around with his arms uncovered.
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I definitely feel more confident out there in everything I'm doing.
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Only this time, Xi will be even more confident and ambitious.
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Adults from higher-earning households are more confident, regardless of partisanship.
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So that's the piece where I feel much more confident in myself.
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She feels more confident about her future than she has in years.
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But I feel so much stronger and more confident with this hair.
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I will say that definitely over time, I have become more confident.
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I am so much more confident being a role model for her.
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So I should actually be more confident– STEVE LIESMAN: I like that.
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Businesses may be more confident but that doesn't mean wages will rise.
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So you're more confident that you're going to have a receptive audience.
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His reviews have only grown stronger and more confident since he started.
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I became more confident and started catering more to my own needs.
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After slow initial progress, OPEC is more confident the cut is working.
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With green lights coming up, the car was more confident driving faster.
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The banker was more confident about the breadth of potential demand, however.
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He'll feel more confident once they've taken more data for more time.
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Having a bit of knowledge clearly helps men feel more confident, too.
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She explains that having breast surgery would make her feel more confident.
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At a very basic level, his is the more confident voice — literally.
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But as the days go on, I feel so much more confident.
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These are his third Olympic Games, and he's more confident than ever.
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NN: Be more confident when on assignment and dealing with difficult subjects.
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Some of the words they've used are more confident on the economy.
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That makes Democrats feel a little more confident about where he stands.
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It is powerful watching them grow into themselves and become more confident.
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She is much more confident and that has made a big difference.
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I'm happier and more confident and I live my life with passion.
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One finding could be error; a second finding makes scientists more confident.
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I got good at public speaking and became a more confident competitor.
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But by last season, the show had grown more confident and assured.
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These latest twists probably left conservatives no more confident in his position.
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I feel so much more confident at this stage of my transition.
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Outside, the protesters are becoming more angry, more confident and more numerous.
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While Republicans are worried about Toomey, they are more confident about Florida.
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But Democrats appear to be feeling more confident about Manchin's reelection prospects.
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Even with these concerns, insurers are more confident about participating in Obamacare.
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"That will make you feel more confident and in control," Taussig said.
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"This has made me even more confident in Tibet's tomorrow," he said.
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The more I discovered, the more confident I became in my preference.
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"When I was more confident, I got more respect," Sarsour tells Kreisinger.
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They tend to become more confident and use in a riskier manner.
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Ms. Macdonald was more confident as she wrote it again in purple.
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The better you get at your job, the more confident you'll be.
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Republicans have become far more confident about the economy since the election.
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She returned a stronger, more confident woman, and eventually befriended Roger's wife.
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Now he is more restrained and practical in his movements, more confident.
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But every week she is faster and more confident on the line.
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We finished the summer more confident of our language, and nicely tanned.
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Women are becoming more and more confident to go after their dreams.
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By the third, fourth, and fifth run through, you're growing more confident.
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"This time I just feel somehow different and more confident," Pliskova said.
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Frog is the bigger and more confident and steady of the pair.
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They were more confident than the general public, one staffer told me.
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By owning your pleasure when you're alone, you'll feel more confident in yourself.
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Probably this is the Wimbledon that I feel more confident going into it.
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When those with jobs feel more confident, they spend more, particularly in housing.
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"I feel more confident now than I was in my 20s," she says.
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It didn't detract from anything and it has made me feel more confident.
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You can hear that you're getting better at writing and you're more confident.
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I've always felt more confident in America's safety after listening to her talk.
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We're a lot more confident that the pre-New Hampshire primary debate matters.
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Maroon says being pregnant actually helped her feel more confident while posing naked.
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To feel more confident, Democrats would need one of two sources of comfort.
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And he feels a little more confident now that someone knows his name.
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But I definitely feel more confident now, I feel sexier in my body.
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I feel a lot more confident as a model after walking in NYFW.
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You will be more confident in who you are, not what you are.
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Laura was a lot more confident than I was because of her experience.
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Meanwhile, I'm becoming more and more confident admitting that I like it too.
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In a sign that investors are becoming more confident, the CBOE Volatility index .
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They are more confident, freer, they know that they must rely on themselves.
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That suggests investors have grown more confident in the U.S. economy, Delwiche said.
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It seems that locals are more confident of a benign outcome than outsiders.
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Every race I felt a bit more comfortable and a bit more confident.
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"I feel way more confident about my instincts and about everything," she says.
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Once the planet of war goes direct, you, too, will feel more confident!
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Keeping him on would indicate that Putin is more confident in his stability.
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In recent weeks, investors have been more confident that the dollar will rise.
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"He looks like he's a lot more confident," said Twins manager Paul Molitor.
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Now, I'm more confident that people want to come and see us play.
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"Although the first quarter is seasonally weaker, consumers are more confident," Menin said.
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Despite mishaps for major tech players, others in the industry are more confident.
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You're working this out now, and you're feeling more confident on your journey!
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I'm getting more confident on stage, but the studio is my happy place.
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Unemployment is low, stock markets are booming and consumers are feeling more confident.
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However, Coeure sounded more confident about the future of the euro zone economy.
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Apple's forecast for the current quarter did not make Wall Street more confident.
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She appeared more confident in that testimony than she ever does while campaigning.
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It helped me grow more confident and become the person that I am.
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The more you know, the more confident you'll be if something goes wrong.
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"It made me feel more confident," Ms. Himmelberg said in a phone interview.
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When you challenge yourself every day, you're becoming more and more confident person.
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Sports, he said, made him feel more confident and helped him make friends.
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But she realized that showing a more personal side made her more confident.
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He's growing ever more confident that he has the strength to topple them.
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Board of Education helped me to be even more confident in my opinion.
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People are much more confident than one would expect given the current shift.
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This will help you to feel more confident to work towards your goal.
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The better you get at the basics, the more confident you will be.
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Everyone left more confident that there was a path to a brighter future.
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"Sporting participants wearing some colors may feel more confident or powerful," Westland said.
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It's created a feedback loop of good vibes: "The more confident I feel as myself the better I get onstage, and the more I improve as a comic, the more confident and excited I get about life," as she put it.
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The economy was stronger, the public more enthralled with stocks, the country more confident.
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Only time will tell, but I'm more confident about that prediction now than ever.
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You can see every year he's improved, he's become more comfortable and more confident.
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I, for one, am skeptical of the 3 and more confident of the 2.
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Doesn't sound like it: "I feel more intense, more confident, more sassy," she said.
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However, I'm more concerned with Kenyans becoming more confident in their storytelling for themselves.
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Noren said he now felt much more confident with the driver in his hands.
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As they become more confident in their tasks, they're proud to share their learnings.
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So, obviously, simply having more sex isn't going to magically make you more confident.
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Now "he could be more confident to use the authority already given," he says.
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In these recordings, you can hear Marley becoming more confident in his lead voice.
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And it makes them a little more confident around the decision-making process internally.
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But there was one analyst feeling a bit more confident with an overweight initiation.
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With experience and age, I started feeling more confident around dates, and in general.
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Musk said he now feels more confident letting customers buy this controversially named feature.
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But instead of feeling left out, he had become more confident in his choice.
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After the rhinoplasty, I was so much more confident about the way I looked.
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Stronger governance, including a more independent and diverse board, could make investors more confident.
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Robert Pattinson is glad people feel more confident in speaking out about sexual harassment.
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He began to build friendships with people who were gay and became more confident.
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After three children, Jessica Alba is more confident about her body than ever before.
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Every week, grown-ish just seems more and more confident of who it is.
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"I'm more confident than ever before that Donald Trump will lose Utah," Monson said.
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"We are just more confident than at the beginning of the year," he said.
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The British are even more confident than the Americans about their immunity to extremism.
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I'm more confident than I've ever been training with my team at Jackson-Winkeljohn's.
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This will make consumers more confident in sharing financial details online and making transactions.
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The change is mainly because Republicans are more confident than they were in 2011.
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But major bookmakers and online exchanges are much more confident about a Clinton victory.
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Arguedas tells TMZ Sports she's "never been more confident" Larry will not be prosecuted.
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This shows investors are increasingly more confident about the sustainability of the new uptrend.
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Only three felt more confident, while the remaining 21.5 said there was no change.
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Gamblers are much more confident (although not as confident as they were last week).
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You'll feel more confident and productive, knowing it's you who is in charge-mode.
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He's a calmer speaker, a more confident lover, and a little less self-obsessed.
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Corporate bond spreads show that investors are more confident in the prospects for businesses.
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"When I'm wearing a pair of Jordans, I feel more confident," Mr. Smith said.
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Will a brighter shade of red lipstick make you feel more confident approaching fall?
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Being true to yourself makes you more confident, which is great for professional growth.
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The generation of students after them know nothing except a more confident, brash China.
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Then, by age 60, women rate themselves as more confident than men on average.
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Clinton will win in November, the more confident they are voting for someone else.
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For Word, the focus is on helping you become a better, more confident writer.
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Knowing I could make decisions without consulting anyone, I grew more confident and decisive.
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Their company made me feel more confident — and less like I was shirking responsibilities.
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People feel more confident in themselves if they are confident in how they look.
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Brett Hundley appeared far more confident and produced his best game as a pro.
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Meanwhile, of course, he made art, steadily evolving a more confident, idiosyncratic, aesthetic voice.
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And at work, I find myself more focused and feel more confident in meetings.
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To feel more confident and relaxed, Marineau believes the key is getting prepared early.
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Except that her performance always seemed more confident and less soul-crushing than his.
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She looks more confident as she strives to win her third Grand Slam title.
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Running made me feel stronger, more confident, and more at peace with myself postpartum.
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She went there so that future female candidates could feel more confident doing so.
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The more we talk politics, the more confident we can become that we're right.
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It's more consistent, more thoughtful, and more confident in the scope of its story.
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I still get nervous, but I'm more confident with the spotlight on me now.
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Our predictions about climate change are more confident, both for better and for worse.
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Do you feel more confident that you can go forward in that direction now?
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More than half of adults are either somewhat more confident (26 percent) or much more confident (2000 percent) about their ability to save for retirement than they were three years ago, according to the CNBC and Acorns Invest In You Savings Survey.
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"I feel a lot more confident that I know Kim has my back," Sophia says.
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But it's been a big growth moment and made me more confident in my skills.
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If it makes you feel more confident, work that line of thinking into your response.
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A more confident, assertive Europe is likely to be a tougher counterpart in Brexit negotiations.
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I honestly feel more confident in my body now than I did before the surgery.
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His sister Lily, who is 3 years old, is more confident in Jimmy than anyone.
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I do belly dancing dancing as well and l'm even now more confident at that.
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BUT ARE WE MORE CONFIDENT NOW THAN WE WERE THEN OR IS IT THE SAME?
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She says taking the lead more as she's grown up has made her more confident.
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I was more confident, sticking up for my ideas and speaking up more in meetings.
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It's so much fun to learn and to feel much more confident in the pool.
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Standing tall with your head held high automatically makes you feel more confident, she said.
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A lot of women feel so much more confident after getting the Peach Smoothie treatment.
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"People in these countries have other reasons for being more confident in vaccines," she said.
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By asserting himself in the paint, Drummond felt more confident with his uncontested 15-footers.
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The second is to persuade the target that you're like her, only more confident, nicer.
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In the 1987 original, Baby grows into an more confident woman as the film progresses.
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I do feel more confident in not just who I am but how I look.
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"Now, I'm much more confident that it's not going to happen this year at all."
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They're also more confident in going against the grain rather than trying to fit in.
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Brzeski from ING seemed more confident on a potential ECB move to tighten monetary policy.
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More likely is that Xinjiang's government is more confident in its other methods of control.
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In 86 percent of journeys, participants reported feeling more confident when asking for a seat.
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But today's women need to be more confident about finances for a variety of reasons.
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These kids are a lot more confident when these events take place where they live.
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Had it been any other beat I would be way more confident about my performance.
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Hargis and others can be all the more confident in its potential to save lives.
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It just may be the smaller companies that feel more confident in pulling the trigger.
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After a week of speaking up and reaching out, I feel more confident and empowered.
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Big money will flow in as investors feel more confident with a more moderate administration.
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You will be seem more confident and the nature of the correction will be clearer.
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"You'll feel more confident navigating your way around and also avoid uncomfortable stares," she said.
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Such an improvement has made investors more confident on Portugal's ability to repay its debts.
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"Luckily I (won the) first set and after that I was more confident," Nishikori said.
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On Three Futures, she's more confident and ambitious with that restlessness, and in perfect control.
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But the best part is that I had never felt more confident in my life.
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Richey feels more confident talking to his family and more prepared to make important decisions.
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You're feeling more confident expressing yourself, and you aren't in such a private mood anymore.
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Little by little, I'm more confident that my loved ones and I will be safe.
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Workers and businesses alike are feeling more confident and more in control of their futures.
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Ms. Awe plays Mary as childlike, but also as the more confident of the pair.
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I think we'll see now that companies will be much more confident about vertical mergers.
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"Hopefully I feel more confident next year going into all of the events," she said.
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If the results are super rare, scientists can feel more confident their hypothesis is correct.
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She is a more confident and assured presidential candidate today than she was last fall.
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I feel more confident about life turning out exactly how it is supposed to be.
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If I didn't travel, I imagine I'd feel much more confident, but not so humbled.
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I was shy until I was 18, and then I started to feel more confident.
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But he has grown noticeably more confident in his new public role during this regatta.
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The goal is a Europe in 2024 that is more confident, sovereign and hard-nosed.
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Brooks said that the dynamic is unlikely to change until investors become much more confident.
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It appears the negative regulatory news is behind us and investors feel more confident investing.
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To become more confident you must be passionate in your pursuit of a greater future.
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When I got off the plane in Incheon, I felt even more confident about coming.
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I think people are smarter about these manipulations, too, so I do feel more confident.
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It's a lot easier — you're a lot more confident and more willing to go out.
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She wasn't smarter, she's not more confident, she wasn't doing better, home life wasn't better.
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" BOC'S WILKINS: IT'S THE DATA WE GOT SINCE MAY THAT HAS CONFIRMED OR MADE US MORE CONFIDENT IN OUR OUTLOOK "It's the data that we got since May that has either confirmed or made us even more confident in the outlook that we have.
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" As Barbosa explained to CNN Business, "If you want to tweak a photo a bit more to feel a bit more confident ... or get a facial or botox filler to make you feel more confident ... that's up to the person and how they feel.
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I began walking, then sort of strutting, feeling a little bit more confident with each step.
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We are so much more confident when we feel sexy rather than playing an oversexed fantasy.
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Once you're more confident, you can create these workflows from scratch (see here for extra instructions).
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" SO: "She's more confident in how she presents than I am as a woman of 53.
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So just taking a walk when you need to feel more confident might do the trick.
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Mercifully, the deeper the show gets into its 10-episode season, the more confident it becomes.
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I had visions of myself on the board, getting instantaneously more confident, fit, and sun-kissed.
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Since she became the Lady of Winterfell she's been a much more confident leader than Jon.
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Factory operators were more confident than ever on the prospects for growth in the coming year.
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You're more confident, there's perhaps more intimacy, and you care more about how your partner feels.
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"But I think motherhood has actually made me more confident about being publicly sexy," she said.
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But I do think that broadcasting on YouNow every week has made us more confident people.
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"I think [veterans] are just a little bit more confident than your average person," he said.
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Eurocrats will head off to their summer breaks more confident than they have been for years.
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And do you feel more confident at work when you've got more money to your name?
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A more confident speaker these days, Mr Corbyn has lost his paralysed fear of the autocue.
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"She's more confident in her looks in general, and that shows on the carpet," says Fishkin.
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It's a journey, but I'm getting more confident in knowing that my breakout doesn't define me.
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Using the website made me (a little) more confident that we wouldn't be ripped off. 4.
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And yet Clinton survived the Senate trial, and wrapped up his presidency more confident than ever.
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This is a more confident Fed," the former co-CEO of Pimco said on "Halftime Report.
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Every day she gets a bit more confident, and our creations get a bit more challenging.
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Since then—just like her cinematic role model, Bliss—she's become stronger, faster, and more confident.
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As workers have gotten more confident about quitting, employers report having a tougher time recruiting them.
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"In this past year, I've been more confident about who I am than ever," Schildt said.
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Having a backup plan will help you feel a lot more confident about what's going on.
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The personnel debate comes even as some outsiders grow more confident in the board under Sewing.
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The fund is more confident than it was in January that stimulus measures there will work.
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I was ready for round two and a bit more confident than I should have been
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Jaclyn Hill is officially back to selling makeup — and this time, she's more confident than ever.
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When I'm high, I feel relaxed and more confident in my ability to do the work.
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I can't tell you why I'm a better singer, but I feel more confident hitting notes.
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But then I got more confident in myself as a whole, which crossed over into skateboarding.
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Tax reform is about building a more confident America, and it's off to a fast start.
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Since I've done these before, I was more confident that my form was more on track.
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He can seem more confident that the audience will find him adorable than he ought to.
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"Once this law is in place, foreigners will be more confident to invest here," he said.
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Australia in 2018 is more confident, far richer, more diverse, more urbanized and less unified politically.
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So I feel more confident that that's going to work, starting in 2014 and going forward.
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If you want to feel more confident, dress the way a confident version of yourself would.
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It may sound counter-intuitive but it actually helped me get more confident and less introverted.
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Not only will your answer sound more articulate, but you'll sound more confident to your interviewer.
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I'm a bit more confident now, and I'll speak up if I feel something is inappropriate.
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"We felt more confident, but not totally confident," Bassani said about the safety of the aircraft.
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I think when the battle's on, the winner will be the one who is more confident.
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Now, on the topic of 2020 reelection ... it sounds like Soledad is a bit more confident.
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Qatar had grown more confident in support from Washington, which recently hosted joint high-level talks.
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"It hasn't made me a great cook, but it has made me more confident," she said.
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As Chris's letters get longer and more confident, her first-person voice eclipses the original narrator's.
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The Edge browser is also more confident about the utility of web apps that Chrome is.
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It's also a sign that GM is growing more confident in the capabilities of its ADAS.
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Still, as I got more confident, I got less scared about what other people would think.
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The lyrics and production are just as intimate, just as shimmery, but stronger and more confident.
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"Our conversations with Germany lead us to be more confident than not," the adviser told reporters.
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That makes us even more confident because we are part of the same wagon right now.
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So when you see other people feeling confident about the market, you feel more confident yourself.
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All of my money is spent on beauty products and whatever will make me more confident.
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After a few successful missions, I got a bit more confident than I maybe should have been.
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As he takes the stage, clearly more confident than a year ago, Osterloh starts with another overview.
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But if you do things that are out of your comfort zone, you will feel more confident.
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Interestingly multiple studies have shown that wearing a scent you like can help you feel more confident.
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"My life has drastically changed — I feel like I'm more confident in going for what I want."
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She's found that she's more confident, and she likes being able to spend money without needing permission.
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As their name suggests, the non-profit gave Kuma a chance to heal and grow more confident.
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A pad can help absorb some of that moisture, so you can "feel more confident," she says.
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You kind of experiment with your look, and [can] be more confident in different looks as well.
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Many U.S. CEOs are feeling richer and more confident thanks to a rally in their companies' stock.
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Katz predicted that Apple will jump 15 percent higher by the time investors finally feel more confident.
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Now I'm more in tune with my emotions and am more confident than I ever was before.
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Wolfson said shoppers were now more confident that late online orders would arrive in time for Christmas.
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It really can help get people through a difficult time and come out stronger and more confident.
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As he has become more confident in his winemaking, his wines have become more precise and transparent.
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So we are much more confident with this phone we can offer a very high qualitative product.
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"We became more and more confident within and ourselves and then clearly within our relationship," says Harris.
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It's given me the power to be more confident, and not be as fearful in my choices.
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"Within the next decade, an even more confident and capable Russia could emerge," DIA Director Lt. Gen.
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I've grown a lot and that's kind of naturally made [the songs] more confident and more eloquent.
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In Asia, we are seeing China assume a more confident role in dealing with previous US allies.
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"Lisa is much more confident and much more brave after playing football," said her father, Li Ning.
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Those influences made me more confident, adventurous, and hedonistic — all good attributes to have when you're young.
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A third generation of Muslim millennials feels more confident both of its Western identity and its Islam.
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I feel a little more confident about the missed lecture not hurting their understanding of the material.
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In the Senate, Trump's fellow Republicans were growing more confident they would win the 10:30 a.m.
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Trump, after more than a year in office, has reportedly grown more confident in his presidential abilities.
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"I have never felt more safe or more confident with you at the helm," Calvo told Trump.
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The more she learned, the more confident she grew that she would find the missing puzzle pieces.
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That positivity will help you feel more confident, and in turn, you'll be able to keep persevering.
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I'm actually more confident when I'm wearing sneakers because I can just move around as I please.
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Fifty-four percent were more confident after Bush's victory in 28503, while 22019 percent voiced less confidence.
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"It really helped me hone my writing skills and become more confident about them," he tells PEOPLE.
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"I feel actually a little bit more confident (now)" Sorrell told CNBC Europe's "Squawk Box" on Friday.
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The students who tackle the SAT earlier on are more confident, more capable, and far less stressed.
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IT'S GOOD FOR FATHERS Dads who take paternity leave learn to be better- and more-confident parents.
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I actually felt a little more confident driving having it right in front of me like that.
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The more confident I became in my appearance, the more the world around me questioned my gender.
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That was refreshing, and it made me feel a bit more confident about putting out the statement.
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"I had something done to positively enhance my features and it's made me more confident," she says.
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If you are striving to be a more confident person, orange can also help you do that.
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"They are going into the holiday season more confident, knowing that consumers want their merchandise," Martis said.
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Parents surveyed were even more confident, with 67 percent indicating their child is ready for financial independence.
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There have been many false starts to establish stronger and more confident ties between China and India.
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He gets even more confident after his scandal, carrying around his criminal conviction and goatee with pride.
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"Smiling people look more confident and are more likely to be presented with more opportunities," Eklund writes.
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Yet Mr Roberts has become even more confident that his purchase of Sky is a good decision.
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Strong jobs data left traders feeling more confident about the United States economy heading into this week.
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They may feel inspired to pursue their own dreams, or to be more confident around male peers.
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As workers get older, potential employers become more suspicious of their skills, not more confident in them.
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As the demand grows, workers have gotten more confident about leaving their current positions for better ones.
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"The confidence gap" doesn't close until age 40, and women only become more confident by age 60.
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As clients returned to me, I became more confident that I could do this type of work.
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Yet while soft power remains elusive, Xi can be more confident of gaining some hard economic authority.
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The change means Kenworthy is more confident than ever heading into the Pyeongchang Winter Games next month.
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I felt more confident in my knowledge of what branding is and what it means for me.
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Sunday's election has left the socialists more confident of winning a presidential vote expected in late 2018.
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It seems the people building this stuff are more confident than the analysts writing reports on it.
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I was very lucky to publish a book, but it didn't make me a more confident writer.
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More than that, I became more confident in my food choices and ability to nourish my body.
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After three factories didn't work out, she realized she needed to be more confident in her product.
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Mr. Trump appeared more confident and aggressive than he had in the first debate, often dismissing Mrs.
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In 2017, Louis Tomlinson said he was feeling more confident than ever just before the band's hiatus.
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Once you're done, not only will you feel more confident but you may just learn something deeper.
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And I got more confident, and more accepting of who I am, and what I can do.
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If you're equally unapologetic about wanting to be a funnier, more confident, person, then you'll enjoy yourself.
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As officials became more confident about managing the disaster, they began a search for the missing fuel.
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But I feel more confident that I can (and am working to) fix my relationship with food.
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This will help you take a moment to gather your thoughts and provide clearer, more confident responses.
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But in a way, that makes me feel more confident that it could remain stable over time.
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In contrast, Ms. O'Sullivan's Maureen appears more confident, competent and less beaten down than Ms. Mullen's did.
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Especially after making the final last week, I was much more confident in coming to this tournament.
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For the second straight quarter, male small-business owners remained more confident than female small-business owners.
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Definitely. You saw Trump over the course of the first year become more confident in his abilities.
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Legalization backers are more confident now that Sessions will be replaced atop the Rules Committee by Rep.
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It remains to be seen whether season 2 can be more confident, more challenging, and more memorable.
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Distracting activities, such as playing sports, allowed participants to feel grounded and more confident in their skills.
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These experiences all made me more confident, but also more uncertain, particularly around the time I graduated.
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If you're standing up straight, you genuinely feel more confident, and you appear that way as well.
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That positive sentiment was echoed by the CNBC and Acorns Invest In You Savings Survey, which found that more than half of adults are either somewhat more confident (30 percent) or much more confident (27 percent) about their ability to save for retirement than they were three years ago.
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In the late 1990s they felt more confident, and thus cheaper oil was more of an economic boon.
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People are often overconfident about how much they know, and men are on average more confident than women.
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"We became more and more confident within and ourselves and then clearly within our relationship," said Harris, 33.
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"Our conversations with Germany lead us to be more confident than not," the adviser told reporters on Tuesday.
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They have returned as a more confident and determined band, fully aware of what they are capable of.
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Gabourey Sidibe has learned to shrug off online haters and become more confident in herself over the years.
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You seem perpetually more self-possessed, more confident, more bursting with life, every single time I see you.
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She's more confident in her hair and makeup choices now — is always down to throw in come color.
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"It makes me more confident in getting justice and that's what I've wanted from the beginning," Lane said.
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Automakers also are becoming more confident they can make money on electric cars as battery costs come down.
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The early hiring from Parscale — bringing in Carr — made experienced Republicans more confident in the operation, he said.
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"Workers are feeling more and more confident in this labor market," says Nick Bunker, an economist with Indeed.
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Eventually, through her experience, she becomes more confident and learns she's in love with her best friend Matty.
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After more than a dozen mock surgeries, she feels more confident in performing the surgery on a patient.
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Her tone was more confident and her pitch faster, and she had broadened it beyond women in tech.
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Everyone wants to feel more confident so that they can make an important decision or make a change.
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And that's forced me to learn a lot about myself and made me more confident in my identity.
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For this reason we designed the second, individual experiment, at a later age, when wolves were more confident.
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"They're more confident in their expectations of rising inflation," said Kevin Logan, Chief U.S. Economist at HSBC Securities.
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Hopefully, as societal norms and expectations change, couples will feel more confident in taking pride in female breadwinners.
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"I'm glad I'm at kind of a more confident, comfortable place in my life," Brzezinski told the outlet.
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We'll be a little more confident going forward in shoring things up and doing what we do best.
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With every passing outing I managed on my own, I felt more confident and liberated about my abilities.
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Playing more confident and more like myself and I think that the team has fed off that energy.
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"Jennifer has gotten more confident, more set in her ways and pretty self-assured," says the first source.
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Although it's a big project to tackle, I feel more confident about improving things now that we've talked.
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First, the parent feels more confident and involved in their kid's education, having brought something to the table.
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"She has blossomed and looked more confident, beaming with happiness," notes royal biographer Ingrid Seward of Majesty magazine.
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It might feel like everyone else is more confident than you, but we can assure you, they're not!
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"She has blossomed and looked more confident, beaming with happiness," notes royal biographer Ingrid Seward of Majesty magazine.
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I can get better, but I'm more confident as a singer and do feel I nailed these songs.
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Here are five that you should 100% feel more confident dealing with: You sent a client a package.
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Bond yields have risen in the last week as traders have become more confident in the bull narrative.
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Many analysts are now growing more confident that a new-two-year rout in oil prices has ended.
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Fifty-three percent were more confident in Clinton after his 1992 election, while 26 percent were less assured.
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In a moment that would usually break CoCo, she seems suddenly even more confident of her own strength.
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WE MANAGE BIG ASSET BUSINESS SO WE MANAGE ASSETS IN A RISK ASSETS WHERE PEOPLE FEEL MORE CONFIDENT.
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I'm not complaining — the whole thing is solid, and the trio of women sounds more confident than ever.
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Does that make you more confident in purchasing from a Verizon store instead of Google come October 20th?
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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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This isn't really about how much money you make, it's about feeling more confident with managing your money.
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The more studies we get, the more confident we can feel that this is actually safe to perform.
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If millionaires are staying in the market, they are more confident on financial stocks than any other sector.
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Thanks to a handful of prescriptions, I'm actively happier and more confident about the way my skin looks.
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Housebuilder shares recovered from early losses as the market became more confident May would see off the challenge.
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If it's low, investors and consumers tend to grow more confident, leaving people more willing to spend money.
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The Hill: GOP more confident about West Virginia Senate seat as controversial former coal CEO Don Blankenship fades.
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Wall Street had been in a more confident mood overnight, with major indexes at closing at record peaks.
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And the GOP senator and his allies are sounding even more confident about winning a second Senate term.
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They say they are even more confident in the constitution and all the more eager to protect it.
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Strategies Americans have grown more confident about their financial acumen since the market meltdown that ended in 2009.
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You can go get more data points from that particular region to become more confident in your data.
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Nonetheless, the investment firm is still more confident on the equity market rather than on the bond market.
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But a diverse number of higher-quality polls is reason to be somewhat more confident in her edge.
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"As investors become more confident and competent, they are more willing to look at those markets," Stirling said.
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That makes women more confident and empowered, while the men are more flattered and relaxed, Ms. Wolfe said.
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We looked at each other in gleeful disbelief, more confident than ever that we'd hired the right guy.
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That spread has been widening since this spring, with stock-holding Americans increasingly more confident than everyone else.
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It was definitely hard starting out, but now I feel a lot more confident and sure of myself.
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From Veronica, Sierra learns to be more confident in her talents, and that she's more than her looks.
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And the answer to that is yes — the economy is better, people are more confident, they're out more.
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I've worn it for four performances now, and I instantly feel more confident whenever I put it on.
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German foreign minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier is only marginally more confident, and gave it a 51 percent chance.
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"I'd like to think it is a little more open now," allowing Willow to be much more confident.
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Oddo Securities analyst Yan Derocles said the more confident tone regarding engines for the A320neo supported the target.
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Equity markets started to get more confident, and then I think a lot of other people did too.
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"It was always considered a difficult race, and we feel more and more confident every day," he said.
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Standing in my one-piece made for competitive swimming, being compared with models, I've never felt more confident.
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Just like public speaking, the more you practice, the more confident you will come across in your delivery.
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And on the mound against the Indians, Gray looked more confident than he did earlier in the season.
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" Oppenheim told Variety, "We are more confident now than ever in the decisions we made around Ronan's reporting.
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Nearly two-thirds, 2900 percent, said they would be more confident if Election Day were a national holiday.
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The U.S. Treasury yield curve is steepening, which typically means investors are growing more confident about the economy.
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And as the labor market tightens, workers are becoming more confident about striking for better salaries and benefits.
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This time coming in I'm going to be more aggressive ... I think I'm more confident this time around.
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You'll likely find that speaking up more helps you to feel more confident each time you do it.
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Here, he&aposs using Facial Aesthetic Design to create a straighter, more confident smile for his client Andrea.
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At first, I thought, I should look great, that will make me feel more confident and less sad.
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And, he has relatives who live in the Atlanta area, which made him feel more confident about it.
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People, it turns out, have been shown to be more confident in their beliefs if others share them.
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Biden was simply more confident and competent Thursday night -- just look at how he directly took on Sen.
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As Mr. Dakhunda grew more confident, he applied to work at the International Rescue Committee as an interpreter.
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As seen here, Ms. Crockett's earlier works are even more confident and witty than what she produced later.
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The greenback has weakened as markets have grown more confident that a global recovery would outpace U.S. growth.
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I wish the show would feel more confident about just how good it is at these sequences, though.
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"In my district, a lot of people are feeling more and more confident about the economy," he said.
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"They&aposll give more because they&aposre now more confident that it&aposs actually doing good," said Karlan.
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"But the first thing I noticed was how comfortable it is, so it makes me feel more confident."
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After a little over a year, Trump is now more confident in his own judgments and political impulses.
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Americans are warming to the Republican tax law, and becoming more confident in the economy as a whole.
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He's still progressing as a songwriter, he's more confident as a singer, and his flow is still inventive.
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More business-friendly members of the government than Mrs May, such as Philip Hammond, the chancellor, sound more confident.
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" Clinton, who won 23 delegates to Sanders's 21, was even more confident: "Whatever they decide to do, that's fine.
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Now that I've realized I can work through it, I'm like, 'How do I make myself feel more confident?
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So it's that confidence in the outlook that makes us more confident today, to make the change we've made.
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She stopped [pushing] just some months ago, when she noticed I was more confident about not having a baby.
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Rival carrier Easyjet has been more confident on Brexit, arguing it would be unthinkable for flights to be halted.
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Bregier added he had grown more confident of reaching this year's target of at least 2400 A22020-2350 deliveries.
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I also just wanted to be more confident in the kitchen, and I was always so reliant on recipes.
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"Investors are now more confident that Clinton will win the race," said Chang Chengwei, analyst at brokerage Hengtai Futures.
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The more that I move forward in my transition, the more confident I feel in myself and my identity.
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Research shows that men tend to be more confident in their opinions and less worried about being publicly wrong.
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She stood a little straighter and sent me a slightly more confident smile and asked if she "passed" okay.
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"I still have goals that I'm working towards, but I've never felt more confident in my skin," she says.
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Through meditation, the mom of two has learned to trust herself more and feel more confident in her body.
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I'm more established in my career, more confident in myself, more bogged down by responsibilities that aren't friend-centric.
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In fact, I feel more confident today than I did last quarter because our strategy is right on track.
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"We're more confident now that the S&P will reach 2,500 in 2018 before suffering its next bear market."
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Gradually, evidence has been accumulating, making researchers more confident in their claims about the link between Zika and microcephaly.
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The meeting made me proud of his accomplishments, but sad that I had not been more confident in him.
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For that reason, some believe the Fed could signal a "hawkish hold" while sounding more confident on the economy.
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"I can honestly say having vitiligo has made me a stronger person, and more confident in myself," Benford says.
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We want to teach you the basics so you can walk into the gym feeling more confident about it.
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The characters in Dear White People are quite older than Eighth Grade's Kayla, and as such, far more confident.
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And, hey, wearing a great lipstick always makes us happier and more confident, which attracts all kinds of people.
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He feels more confident more shooting them, but yeah, we need to get that part of his game going.
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In Ethiopia, around 84 percent of girls following the Yegna radio drama say it has made them more confident.
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Taking that time for myself makes me feel a lot more confident and emotionally stable in my daily life.
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I feel like we work harder and we are more confident and we just are getting better and better.
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If getting double-eyelid surgery makes someone feel more confident, I don't feel like there's anything wrong with that.
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But I'm certainly much more confident now, in terms of performance and appearance, just with the increase in girth.
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A few hours later she would be even more confident in celebrating her designation as her party's presumptive nominee.
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For example, smiling can make you feel happier, and adopting a "power pose" can make you feel more confident.
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But if wearing those shoes makes them feel sexier and more confident, then you're helping them achieve a goal.
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As the capacity of regional governments grows, citizens might become more confident in their prospects as truly independent countries.
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John Gray thinks that such problems with theism shouldn't make most atheists any more confident about their own outlook.
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As incomes rose, consumers and businesses could become more confident in their prospects and increase their demand for credit.
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"I know how to save money and I'm now more confident," Cabrera told CNBC Make It in the Philippines.
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"Today our customers are more confident, and they have much more of an understanding of lifestyle," Mr. Keith said.
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"However, in time, when you're feeling more confident, you'll start dating other people and forming new connections," he says.
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The generations shaped by Stalinist terror and Brezhnevite stasis were now giving way to a younger, more confident cohort.
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"Actuality," on the same label in 2014, was a looser, more confident follow-up, an indication of staying power.
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And weirdly, it was like the stronger and more confident I became, the less interest he seemed to have.
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Of 30-year-old respondents, 26% said they feel "more confident in the bedroom" at this age as well.
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"I think now the Chinese women are more confident, from not only myself, but also other stories," Li said.
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Most Republicans who left the secured briefing room said they were more confident supporting Judge Kavanaugh after the investigation.
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"We are so much more confident now because we've seen what's possible on a huge scale," Matt Lee said.
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With each new mishap, though, I feel calmer, more confident that I could handle myself in a real crisis.
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Taking our last wistful stroll along the Rue des Peres, Pierre's tiny-dog prance seemed all the more confident.
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Even those less influenced by the Fed will likely feel more confident in decisions to ease policy, Glossop suggested.
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Continued support from central banks has made investors more confident on the performance of stock markets over recent years.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez last Saturday, she said, she was more confident that he had a solid plan around immigration.
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However, another survey suggested Britons turned more confident after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's emphatic election victory on Dec. 193.
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Canada reached the final by playing a faster and more confident game than in its last meeting with Finland.
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"The women are getting better and getting more and more confident against her as time goes on," Evert added.
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Chakrabarti said these developments have made him more confident "than I would have been a couple of years ago".
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"Our goal is to restore a more confident America that keeps its word and upholds its commitments," Ryan wrote.
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Still, Americans are more confident than they have been in 85033 years, according to a recent Conference Board survey.
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" Part of her goal, Oster explained, was for "people to feel more confident in the choices that they make.
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Isolated groups don't hear (or have to confront) opposing arguments, and so they become more confident in their beliefs.
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But by the week's end, backers of the deal were sounding more confident the breakthrough was finally at hand.
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Voters were also more confident that Clinton would make the right decisions for the country as opposed to Trump.
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In both cases, viewers started at the room's edges and slowly felt more confident to occupy the dancers' space.
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When administered properly, these programs make us feel more confident about the authenticity of our news and video feeds.
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"After so many years China is much more confident to have further reform and open-door policy," Zhou said.
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But in the months since graduating, Eli had seemed so much more confident and self-sufficient, so much happier.
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But as the Chinese government has grown more confident and impatient with Western criticism, it has stopped that practice.
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Chief executives and consumers are more confident than they have been in more than a decade, recent surveys show.
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While the sack of Goff was a bit demoralizing, the young quarterback looked far more confident on this drive.
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As the day wore on, Sean and I grew more confident and at ease with the hi-vis vest.
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But if you like a part of your body, I guess it makes you feel a lot more confident.
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Wages are going up, unemployment is way down, and as a result, Americans are more confident about their future, yay.
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The confusion will lift, and you'll feel more confident, on July 18, when Venus makes an easy connection with Jupiter.
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These borrowers may also feel more confident taking an adjustable-rate mortgage given the expectation of a more patient Fed.
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Nothing really can prepare you for it, and over time I've become more confident and calm about handling the scalpel.
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A jump in equity prices could signal investors are more confident the Fed is going to keep the economy growing.
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The skater gets more confident once he realizes the board supports his weight, and eventually attempts a more complex move.
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More Republicans (233 percent) than Democrats (227 percent) are more confident their party has a clear plan for the country.
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He quickly became a 'Stop FGM' ambassador at his university and felt more confident in challenging some of his peers.
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It doesn't exactly make me work up a sweat, but it's definitely making me more confident and gets me moving.
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And they will increasingly do a good job at it, as they become more confident in their creative pursuits. 4.
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When he realized he could handle it, he felt both more confident and humble than he had in the past.
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"Non performing loan levels have come down and banks are more confident to channel bigger credits now," Adityaswara told reporters.
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That made it the first time in five years that private company bosses were more confident than public company CEOs.
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For instance, West said, she is more confident and assertive with current business ventures like her cosmetics brand KKW Beauty.
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As many as 63% said they've felt more confident about dating people from different races or ethnicities when online dating.
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But then he offered a more confident message to those he said were already moving to "write off" his candidacy.
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Focus on attaining new skills you can learn so you'll start being more confident of your abilities when you return.
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To help Hesitators feel more confident on their way to opening their wallets, consider the power of reward-based behavior.
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In recent weeks, healthcare analysts have said they were more confident that Aetna could win approval for its Humana deal.
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Are there features you're self-conscious about and if so, how have you helped yourself feel more confident about them?
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The more I read, the more confident and centered I became, even as I became stressed about making my goal.
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It's not one mold anymore, which has definitely played a part in why I've gotten more confident in my 20s.
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But the British are more confident about the existence of ghosts than they are of a divine creator, or heaven.
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We both feel a little more confident to stand behind this work than other work I've done in the past.
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The writing is more confident, and they've created these great relationships between all the characters, so there's more at stake.
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While the entire experience was physically exhausting, he says he came out of it a stronger and more confident actor.
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That's why its gait seems more natural to us, and considerably more confident than the walking style of other bots.
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Ed Keon, chief investment strategist at QMA, said as the data has improved he has become more confident in stocks.
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"I'm so much more confident now that I can wear pretty much anything and be comfortable in it," she explains.
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In that sense, the album is a perfect canvas for Trainor's personality, and she's only getting sassier and more confident.
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But with Russia's intervention in the five-year conflict, Syrian troops seem more confident than ever of taking on ISIS.
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I voted to Remain because I'm not a fascist but business-wise I'm more confident than I expected to be.
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Whatever I am feeling that day, whatever goes with the outfit that makes me feel a little more confident works.
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And instead of growing more confident over the course of the series, his experiences render him more withdrawn and terrified.
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"Life would go on, but I think people would be a lot more confident knowing that we've broken the code."
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For now, I felt more confident knowing that he and I have the same goal for the future: each other.
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All the songs are stronger, and the recording's stronger, and you can tell we're getting more confident in our playing.
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As for whether Cube's more confident in his Lakers or his Raiders at this time ... you'll wanna hear his take.
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Defensively, he seemed more confident in his own zone than he had in his previous four seasons with the Sharks.
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And they start to feel more confident that they can take on whatever, even in unrelated areas in their life.
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"Dillon is playing defense better, his body looks better, he is more confident and his shot is better," Cook said.
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Colston said once learning more about investing, he became more confident in his ability to say no to certain deals.
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Democrats are more confident in Arizona, where the Senate match-up is expected to feature two female House members — Reps.
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He appeared clearly happy with the results and more confident about the prospects of maintaining the GOP majority next Congress.
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"You get stronger and more confident in who you are and what your gifts to this world are," she said.
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Hey, the shoulder pads make me look more confident and ready to take on whatever the world has for me.
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The behavior of the short-term GMMA, which reflect the thinking of traders, shows that they're also becoming more confident.
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So I think having people's privacy, when their privacy is respected, that makes them more confident to open up, actually.
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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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"Reframing problems so they look like steps on the path to ultimate success makes us more confident, too," she writes.
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Having seen it in action for the first time, I feel more confident than ever that it is not fun.
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I'm proud of the News team's mission-driven ethos and I couldn't be more confident and optimistic about its future.
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"Investors were more confident about Chandra," said a fund manager at a local mutual fund, which owns shares in TCS.
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I wish I could tell everyone just how easy it is — to start conversations, be more open, be more confident.
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Come Wednesday, you're more confident in your own skin, but you can still convince yourself to do some financial damage.
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By contrast, young people in countries such as China, India and South Africa are more confident in achieving their aspirations.
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No, I believe anyone can wear makeup at any age if it makes them feel more confident in their appearance.
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Jess: I suppose that's what makes us more confident, the nervousness and then forgetting about it when you have Chris.
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Given the social context, I'm more confident that this will get worse than I am that it will get better.
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As one high schooler tells the Daily News, "you feel more confident and don't feel as nervous" when using dispensers.
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I've gone back to school way more confident in my knowledge on the subjects and my ability to challenge people.
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I'm more confident and more outwardly displaying it through more artistic mediums—like the thoughts I have in my mind.
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As we got more confident in our writing and in ourselves as a band, we started to add catchier stuff.
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It feels silly to say, but after Bill took my pic, I felt a little more confident, like myself again.
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A shy girl may get flustered and look away quickly, whereas those more confident might maintain eye contact and smile.
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With advances in engineering and by studying responses of buildings in earthquake zones, he said, engineers have grown more confident.
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But the same poll indicated that just 6900 percent said the action made them more confident in Trump's leadership abilities.
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For me I found that I was a lot more confident in who I was after I came out publicly.
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Kids who recognize their choices in life feel more confident in their ability to create a better future for themselves.
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Under George W. Bush, it was the opposite: Americans became more confident in US military dominance as his presidency continued.
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"Widows are becoming more confident financially," said Dr. Rehl, 71, whose résumé includes training fellow advisers to work with widows.
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"The markets have become more confident again at pricing in a rate cut ... reinforcing the pound's downward momentum," Hardman said.
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That can only make the two wireless service providers feel more confident about their $26.5 billion deal to join forces.
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Its goal is to embrace generational aging and encourage women to feel more confident as their skin matures over time.
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He is feeling much more confident now: In March, he plans to open Fayer, his second restaurant in Buenos Aires.
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If there's near agreement among our findings, expected within the week, we'll be more confident in describing the new coronavirus.
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The more confident I've grown in my queer identity, the more I've found queerness itself to be the turn on.
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But it's getting back to where I'm getting a lot more comfortable and a lot more confident in the game.
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Speaking to CNBC's Karen Tso in Davos, Bob Moritz, chair of PwC International, said U.K. consumers were also more confident.
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Chief Executive Jean-Philippe Imparato told BFM TV that he was far more confident on China than a year ago.
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He exudes raw, dad optimism about the company's second, and by his telling, more confident pivot to fully driverless trips.
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But some Fed watchers viewed the comments in the minutes as being more confident about the path they are on.
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The firm also explained why it is more confident in industrials than financials, highlighting strength among aerospace and defense companies.
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Soft-spoken at first, Colonel Vindman grew more confident in addressing lawmakers who criticized him as the hearing went on.
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"It does seem he's more willing to poke the system and he's increasingly more confident in doing that," Carafano said.
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Conservative women also grew more confident, but not by much—up 44 percent today from 36 percent two years ago.
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"We want to insulate them from labor costs so that they are more confident to come to the table," he said.
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In her speech, Clinton sounded more confident than she has since maybe October, when she led Sanders nationally by double digits.
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Everything is so easy to do, and I feel like people are a lot more confident to say how they feel.
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And, it looks like the streaming service is — much like its leading lady Annie — more confident than ever in the future.
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She is a more confident, fluent, and powerful speaker than she was in 2008 — and a far more persuasive one, too.
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I buy our train tickets online this time since we feel more confident about making the train we want to take.
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Pulitzer prize–winning oil analyst Daniel Yergin appears to be feeling more confident that American drillers can boost output in 2017.
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Polls have suddenly tightened in his race, and his opponent, a former minor league pitcher, says he is feeling more confident.
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"My budget is slightly more than last year but I feel more confident about making a purchase this year," he said.
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"Millennials tend to be a little more self-aware, more confident and less about keeping up with the Joneses," he said.
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Kardashian West said she's more confident about her shapewear line, SKIMS, than she has been about any previous deal or venture.
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He's more confident about Facebook selling ads on video, and has partnerships lined up for whenever the spigot gets turned on.
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You don't tan for anyone else; you tan for yourself, to look in the mirror and feel that much more confident.
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The changes could help people feel more confident posting to these groups, which are often sponsored or supported by drug companies.
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When school resumed in the fall of 1984, she took a research class and liked it, making her feel more confident.
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While Rosengren has long favored more accommodation than most colleagues at the Fed, he has sounded more confident in recent months.
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Because rising incomes could make families and businesses more confident in their prospects, they certainly might increase their demand for credit.
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The scientists who compiled the report said improved data made them more confident in their latest estimates than in previous ones.
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The new season has its titular star looking more confident than before and ready to make a big name for herself.
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She becomes more confident and in control: She cuts her hair short and dyes it black for the musical's titular album.
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Then in high school I just became a lot more confident, and became attracted to things that no one else had.
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But personalities aside, Langone said he feels more confident that Trump will put the nation on a better track than Clinton.
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I became more confident with the medical aspect of caring for her, but the trauma is something that never goes away.
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After experiencing a "midlife crisis" at the age of 27, Hudgens says she now feels more confident than ever at 30.
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An emotionally intense issue you've been working through undergoes a shift today, as you begin to feel more confident and grounded.
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Just be more confident in yourself... As women, our weight fluctuates, we all have cellulite, no matter how skinny you are.
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"The longer we were outside, the more confident she became," recalled the volunteer, Vivien Roos, a 34-year-old yoga teacher.
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So sometimes women like me have to pretend to be more confident than we really feel just to amp ourselves up.
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Overall, I felt a lot more confident that I would be able to handle any situation that was thrown at me.
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Timberlake was more confident on that record, as opposed to Justified where he was finding his footing as a solo artist.
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Absent a shock between now and election day, most Americans feel safer and more confident in America's role in the world.
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Nunes, however, is a much more confident grappler and would love to get on top of Tate and start hitting her.
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WASHINGTON – Americans were a bit more confident about the economy in July, but their expectations for the near future dimmed slightly.
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But the series is getting more confident and inventive with every episode, and "All-Nighter" is the most promising example yet.
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Even worse for Ren, Hux — small, slight, and not jacked up on midichlorians — is still somehow more confident than he is.
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I started to use the pills regularly in social settings, and with my inhibitions destroyed I became more confident and outgoing.
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Two years in, Alessandro has only grown more confident in expressing the full spectrum of his personal obsessions and design ethos.
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However, they were more confident than their Hong Kong and Japan counterparts when assessing financial risks and making appropriate investment decisions.
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"They're more confident in their expectations of rising inflation," said Kevin Logan, Chief U.S. Economist at HSBC Securities in New York.
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But Americans are slightly more confident the president-elect will cut taxes on corporations, as opposed to cutting taxes for individuals.
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Analysts say they are growing more confident Amazon's success will continue because of its proven ability to invest in new opportunities.
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Analysts are growing more confident over the prospects for many of Amazon's new businesses including subscription services, advertising and cloud computing.
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All that, however, would be very difficult unless these Northeast Asian neighbors find a way to better and more confident relations.
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In my opinion, the best workout gear should serve two primary purposes — help you feel more confident and improve your workout.
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If you identify the issues, you can be more confident that you're leaving for a reason that future employers will accept.
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" "I'm actually much more confident that affirmative action is not going to be with us much longer than say Roe v.
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Inside the company, executives at the 350,000-strong firm are more confident, describing the new TCS chief, Gopinathan, as "hands-on".
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"I feel more confident now because of our (cerebral palsy) study, which preceded this study and does show benefits," Kurtzberg says.
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Bullish on 2018 Since the loss, Democrats have grown more confident about the prospect of picking up the House in November.
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Aries is a brave, take-no-shit sign, and while you're pretty fearless to begin with, you're even more confident now.
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Canady did end up attending the Thursday meeting and said it ultimately made him feel more confident about the commission's work.
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And those songs got to live in a way they didn't before because I'm a happier and more confident performer now.
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He was a boy pretending to be a man here on the Mainland, where he felt to himself older, more confident.
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The philosopher is searching for truth and, in his or her more confident moments, tries to be the voice of truth.
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The researchers determined that the men using the scented spray displayed more confident behavior, which in turn made them more attractive.
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The more we explore, the more experiences we gather, the better and more confident we become at articulating what we like.
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You'd probably feel more confident that you were interacting with real people and were not just a target for malicious bots.
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Why should we be any more confident that today's psychological concepts will prove any better at cutting nature at the joints?
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However, when they are all packed in close together, the forecaster can be more confident in where the storm is going.
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It's hard to avoid having an effect in Tchaikovsky's crowd-pleasing Fourth Symphony, and the playing in it was more confident.
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Some economists, like those at Goldman Sachs, reiterated they were more confident in a four rate hike scenario after the minutes.
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" She hoped that she would feel more confident, and become a peer to "the kind of people I looked up to.
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Success meant that the headaches became less frequent and less intense, and that the patients grew more confident in handling them.
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As he learns how to engage sexually beyond penetrative sex, he focuses on oral pleasure, which he feels more confident about.
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INSEE said French households were feeling more confident over their personal financial situations and were more willing to make big purchases.
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A Senate GOP source said leadership came away from the meeting more confident they would be able defeat the witness vote.
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Certainly, both sides may have felt a bit more confident to press their demands after a run of good economic news.
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Some Judiciary members were privately more confident that a closed-door investigation by the trio of panels would be more effective.
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If he had been more confident, that is, or presumptuous, even—if he'd jokingly pointed out her glaring and abundant complicity.
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Analysts are growing more confident over the prospects for many of Alphabet's emerging businesses, including YouTube, autonomous cars and cloud computing.
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Strong economic data Friday made investors more confident that the economy will snap out of a slowdown seen earlier this year.
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"When you see Treasury yields are low, people are more confident in taking a risk to get more yield," Rosenbluth said.
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That helps to provide a more confident cornering arc than the front drive, not to mention added grip on sloppy pavement.
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Obviously, this scenario would be radically different if the Fed felt more confident about the implementation of meaningful economic stimulus measures.
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UBS' deputy chief U.S. economist Drew Matus is more confident in the service sector's ability to spur productivity growth on its own.
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Do you feel that same level of uncertainty, or are you a little bolder and a little more confident over at Barclays?
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I know nine pounds is too heavy and ask for a lighter set, but the guys in their 30s are more confident.
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In another study, an impressive 90 percent of women who wore a scent felt more confident than women who went fragrance-free.
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" In March, they released a new, more confident chapter of their story, Clé 1: Miroh, led by the massive, boisterous single "Miroh.
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People in Indonesia and India are more confident about their career prospects than workers in any other major economy in Asia Pacific.
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It's not clear yet whether such policy changes can help the Chinese consumer feel more confident about spending in a big way.
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"I think we would be a lot more confident if we had [an American presence]" to support the local police, she says.
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Any sniff of a transition deal might give it cover to strike a more confident tone on further rate hikes this year.
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All those kinds of ideas get caught up with the idea of simply becoming more skilled or more confident talking to women.
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So, what has gotten us to a place where women are beginning to feel more confident about talking openly about sexual harassment?
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We feel significantly more confident in each one of these areas now than we did when we launched equal-weight in January.
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As the film progresses, Jesse becomes more confident while also increasingly naive to the potential horrors that await her at every turn.
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During that time, I developed a love for enhancing a woman's beauty and seeing her feel a little more confident about herself.
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It seems like a challenging move long term, unless you're much more confident about the cycle than we can be right now.
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"But in four years I'll be in a better place and more confident; enough to say I'm going to go for this."
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"We are faster than we thought and we are much more confident (on Russia) than we were three months ago," Koch said.
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What impresses about ArtRage is that it's an app that manages to grow with you as you get more confident with designing.
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But it also comes across in the way characters change their hairstyles to be more confident and more appealing to their crushes.
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As Bonner became more confident, she began to think that there must be other moms like her out there who need guidance.
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Early on in the game, Atreus isn't much help in battle, but as the quest progresses, he becomes stronger and more confident.
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I know that when I have a good hair day I feel a lot more confident, and I feel better about myself.
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Clinton's pivot is an unmistakable sign that she and her top aides have never felt more confident about victory on November 8.
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His case is tried en banc during this episode, and Nirider is considerably more confident than she was at the first trial.
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Now, "I feel more confident in terms of advising families, people, what it is that can work for weight loss," Rockney said.
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JUMP Math is a curriculum-based resource that seeks to make teachers and students more confident in their ability to problem-solve.
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In stores, ModiFace's virtual makeup mirror is increasing sales by 31 percent because customers are more confident they'll love what they're buying.
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"As the match kept going, I just felt more and more confident, more and more like I belonged," said the 24th seed.
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Other analysts and investors said they grew more confident about two more rate increases by year-end following the latest payrolls report.
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You're one of the more confident signs, Aries, but sometimes you feel uncertain about your worth—how much can you ask for?
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So, the very first step to feeling more confident is to make sure you won't let whatever happened previously hold you back.
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But traders were also more confident about the prospect of the European Central Bank moving away from its bond-buying stimulus program.
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"We have made a huge positive difference in people's lives, and people are more confident as a result of it," Ryan said.
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Cramer said strong retail sales number made investors feel more confident, but this revision has reignited concerns about the economy's growth prospects.
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I'm much more confident that it'll be among the five warmest years on record — all of the past few years have been.
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After a shaky start to his presidency, Jokowi—Indonesia's first leader from outside the political or military elite—is looking more confident.
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Then after that, I made a point to be stronger and manly and more confident and played confidence for my entire life.
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Aisha was more confident than ever in her playing, and she wanted to transfer to Horseed, the best team in the league.
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One banker said he would be more confident to introduce a China-based chemical company to bond investors following Hua Han's deal.
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"When they're more confident they are willing to stretch a little further," said Mike Graff, a mortgage consultant with Prosperity Home Mortgage.
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Wall Street analysts say these changes make them more confident about Pivotal, although they say will take time for it to recover.
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As investors get more confident about the latest leg of the stock market rally, one Wall Street strategist is growing more concerned.
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"I feel more confident now," said Malkin, who was fifth in the league in points per game (1.02) during the regular season.
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"Palestininan Resistant" (1970-72) features a slightly more confident boy displaying his AK-47, adopting a carefree pose of the peace sign.
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I'm tired but grateful: choosing to blend parenting and public service has made me a more confident mother and a better legislator.
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Almost every one of 37 countries surveyed was far more confident in President Obama in 85033 than they are now in Trump.
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Meier: And the whole goal of our courses is that when they leave, they leave more confident than when they walked in.
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Investors might feel even more confident about this year if Alexander Ovechkin and company provide another sign for the stock market's advance.
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I felt more confident, more sure of the fact that even when I didn't know the answers, I could figure them out.
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New materials and technologies, such as 3D printing, have made Whyte more confident that commercially viable fusion energy will become a reality.
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This record feels like when you found your voice as a lyricist, as you seem more confident and witty on this record.
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According to the Tristar welterweight, it makes him even more confident heading into his third UFC bout against Japanese veteran, Keita Nakamura.
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"As retailers invest in improving mobile experiences, consumers are clearly feeling more confident in buying higher-ticket items their smartphones," Schreiner said.
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But every day I learn something new, every day I get a little bit better, and every day I get more confident.
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This is a chance to pull together and be part of something greater: a more inclusive, more inspiring, a more confident America.
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This kind of preparatory work helps students who are more fearful about sharing their opinions feel more confident and ready to contribute.
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"Republican men are just more confident and more optimistic than even Republican women are," said Laura Wronski, a research scientist for SurveyMonkey.
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A 2010 study from Harvard Business Review even found that simply pretending to be more confident can measurably improve your actual confidence.
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If I had read this then, I would've been more confident about ditching my corporate suit to become a Navy SEAL officer.
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Grace's adult Bobby — like many of us — was moved to change his life after encountering a younger, more confident version of himself.
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However, while consumers feel more confident about the economy, worries about the impact of tariffs on the economy increased in early September.
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Recently, people close to Mr. Trump say that he has begun to feel more confident that he understands the job of president.
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The movement of interest rates indicated that the Fed's afternoon announcement had made bond market investors more confident of coming rate cuts.
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" Instead, it's something like, "If you put your arms in a Superman pose, you can do anything, and you'll be more confident.
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But since Kudlow said his comments had been "checked off" by U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, Cramer said he feels more confident.
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I felt wildly more confident with it, as though I was able to be the person I never felt I could be.
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If your goal this year is to become a more confident foreign language speaker, I'd suggest taking a class on the site.
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He had become more confident, assertive and emotionally transparent, and I was calmer, not so judgmental and considerably less manic about rules.
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"I feel more confident about my game, so I also feel more positive about going and performing well at Evian," Boutier said.
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Analysts say they are growing more confident in Apple's services business, which includes its App Store, music subscription and cloud services offerings.
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Analysts say they are growing more confident in Amazon due to its increasing ability to generate more profits from its key opportunities.
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Substantial hedging of oil prices in the mid-$50 range relieved pressure on some companies that are now more confident about investing.
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"There's more awareness and more people joining the movement, so people are more confident to say openly 'I'm a feminist'," said Lucia.
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Once skaters had gotten a little more confident and mastered the basics, the pros taught them a few tricks of the trade.
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I'll make one prediction for 2018: The investors who follow these three steps will have fuller, happier and more confident financial lives.
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He grew more confident in the retailer after it announced it was changing its corporate name to Walmart from Wal-Mart Stores.
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A recent investor meeting left the firm feeling more confident about the direction of the internet domain registrar and web hosting company.
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Sociologists believe polls can weaken projected winners by making their supporters more confident of the outcome and, therefore, less likely to vote.
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"We are more confident in investment in Brazil, without a doubt," said Carla Lacerda, Exxon's top executive in Brazil, after the round.
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I started to feel more confident in my ability to replicate the recipe once I smelled the familiar sweet and spicy aroma.
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She was feeling more confident for the first time in a long time, but that confidence disappeared when she grew a beard.
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Additionally, doctors are more confident in this operation, which has improved over time and become "more reliable and more durable," he said.
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Preliminary data for consumer sentiment showed a bigger-than-expected advance as consumers felt more confident about current and future economic conditions.
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Over the past 20 years, Democrats have become more confident that humans are causing global warming, while Republicans have become more skeptical.
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Though I may never join the circus, I've never been more confident in my ability to juggle than I am right now.
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So I stopped listening to the people who told me I was trying "too hard," and started feeling more confident in my search.
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When parents have evidence that graduated extinction is both effective and not harmful, they may be more confident in their sleep-related decisions.
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"Each year that I get older, I feel better and better, and more confident about my body and the woman that I am."
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I am far more confident that they have a few good intentions, mixed in with an healthy corporate appetite for viral marketing stunts.
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Azinger sounded more confident that Spieth would find his way back, but like Chamblee urged the 26-year-old to keep it simple.
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If it raises your self-esteem and makes you more confident, then it's up to you and you should do whatever you want.
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"Market participants are more confident about the Fed as its two-day meeting starts, particularly as the ECB is sounding more dovish," Markets.
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And having a second dish is important—scientists feel much more confident about discoveries when two different experiments independently spot the same thing.
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Evacuation order lifted With the water level at the lake dropping, authorities became more confident that Lake Oroville could handle the upcoming storms.
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Instead, he thinks it shows the industry is a little more confident that the market is stabilizing and is on its way higher.
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Many BOJ officials say they are more confident about prospects of economic recovery as exports and factory output benefit from improving global demand.
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I'm older, more confident about my position in life, and I experience sex in a more intense way now—it makes me happy.
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Masturbation can even lead to higher self-esteem, and who wouldn't want their mom to be happier, healthier, less stressed, and more confident?
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But today, they don't seem to mind if cybersecurity professionals monitor their actions, which means they probably feel more confident in their skills.
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Deutsche Bank said Google's parent company has one of the best ad product pipelines, making the bank more confident in Alphabet's 2020 outlook.
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"I'm getting more confident about solid growth this year," Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.
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Firms which export their wares may even have felt more confident about their future, thanks to the fall in the value of sterling.
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The heavens will want us to feel more confident (in ourselves and our actions) as the sun trines with Mars in unconventional Aquarius.
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In South Korea, where the male grooming business is booming, men say they wear light makeup to hide flaws and feel more confident.
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"Contrasted with previous generations, young people today are more confident, connected, introspective, and open to change," Savin-Williams wrote in a Time essay.
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Well, investors may in fact feel more confident, rather than skittish, in these first few days following Election Day, abandoning bullion for equities.
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Though I felt liberated and more confident in myself, some people around me didn't understand why I didn't shave/didn't agree with it.
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Allowing it to imbue your space with its properties may help you feel more confident and secure as you go about your day.
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But as Keda is forced to not just care for himself but also work with another creature, he grows bolder and more confident.
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Lucci is actually helping women feel more confident and stylish with her new figure-flattering activewear line for QVC, the Susan Lucci Collection.
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I bought a couple of new and pretty bras since my breasts got bigger, and nice underwear always makes me feel more confident.
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"If you're in a situation where you're hitting goals, your body is changing, you're feeling more confident, then you feel sexier," Hope says.
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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Chairman Ben Ray Lujan said in a statement he's "never been more confident" his party can reclaim the House.
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After failing the NDA exam last year, he has taken a year out from his normal school to prepare, and feels more confident.
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Employees operating with well-designed goals focus on the right priorities, increase their effort, tend to be more persistent and are more confident.
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Pouille had won his previous three encounters with Goffin, all played last year, but the Belgian was the more confident and composed player.
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I arrived nervous and skeptical, but the more I connected with other players,the more confident and comfortable I felt being Professor Zeigler.
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As a result of this ruling, other federal agencies will likely be more confident in using the social cost of carbon going forward.
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It made me feel so much more confident in the way that I observed the world and then put it down in writing.
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"He kept going off these very, very large jumps and just getting more and more confident," Brayden's father, Matt Belden, 43, tells PEOPLE.
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Through the nine years of the bull market most investors were more confident on stocks than they were on the U.S. economy's prospects.
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In an exclusive interview with The Hill, Trump was more confident than ever that he will face off against Hillary Clinton this fall.
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In the issue, on stands Friday, Legend opens up about his family with Teigen and how he's happier and more confident than ever.
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He was getting more confident as the months went by, his mother remembered, and he was looking forward to the next school year.
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So the challenge is not making introverts more like extraverts, but rather assisting introverts to be more confident about their own leadership capability.
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The more I learned, though, the more confident I became in my ability to work with money and the less anxious I felt.
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I felt a lot more confident wearing the short under the Dahlia Midi Dress from The Fifth Label, which had a thinner slit.
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They also are much more confident than the broader public on the tax-reform plan's potential to boost the economy and create jobs.
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"She added: "So for the past five years, I learned to love myself to feel more confident and in a way, it worked.
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And just go from there because it can really, really make a girl more confident and empower her to be an amazing woman.
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"People are getting a bit more confident of what's going on in the market," said J. J. Kinahan, chief strategist for TD Ameritrade.
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"North Korea obviously does feel more confident and ready to have these discussions," Jenny Town, the managing editor of 38 North, tells Axios.
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You'll gain a deeper understanding of your unconscious needs as well as feel more confident in expressing complex, intangible, weird thoughts and feelings.
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I arrived nervous and skeptical, but the more I connected with other players, the more confident and comfortable I felt being Professor Zeigler.
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After going through a few Sweeney Todd songs (or Corpse Bride, if you prefer), let some of Carter's more confident moments inspire you.
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Eventually all sides have less reason to fear they'll be betrayed, and grow more confident entering otherwise risky cease-fires or peace talks.
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" He said the company was, instead, helping its users to become more confident and helping them to "become more beautiful in real life.
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Senate Democrats feeling bullish Democrats are feeling more confident than ever about their chances of capturing control of the Senate this election year.
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"I think the main difference in her personality is she's become more confident as she gets older, just like people do," she said.
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" Adding, "I am more confident than ever of Brett Kavanaugh that the allegations levied against him were not proven to be more reliable.
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" And as you become more confident, she said, "you can graduate to painting doors to a room or hallway, window trim or wainscoting.
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Bottom line, I came away from the hearings feeling no more confident than I had the day before of who was being truthful.
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Hickey contends the move suggests investors are feeling more confident about the economy's direction, so there's a good chance stocks will rip higher.
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"When you stop hiding parts of yourself from other people, you'll find you feel more confident in who you are," Mr. Houpert said.
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Research from Ohio State University suggests that something as simple sitting up straight can make you feel more confident in what you're doing.
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A study of British athletes in 2011 found that those with low ratios were mentally tougher, more determined, more confident and more optimistic.
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They also feel more confident that the new nationwide message painting Democrats as out of touch has changed the narrative in their favor.
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But they are growing more confident in a lifeline that has been thrown their way throughout this bull market: coordinated central-bank intervention.
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"Clearly we underperformed, and we know why that happened," Mr. Hackett said Friday, adding he "couldn't be more confident" in Ford's turnaround plan.
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This fashion show was a major step in her modeling career and, on a personal level, it inspired her to be more confident.
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I just became so much more confident in my own abilities, because I didn't need someone to make me feel fulfilled or complete.
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"I got a perm and I've never felt more confident," Cabello told me during an interview for her new partnership with L'Oréal Paris.
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And the way he's come back more confident as a player, and more assured as a leader in Year 2, is a start.
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"Hopefully I'll get more and more confident and not feel like I need to back up all my jokes like that," she said.
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"Lights Up" was the world's official introduction to Styles' second era, which paints a far more confident and satisfying portrait than his first.
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Asked how Juric was shaping up, Van Marwijk said he was more confident than when he called Maclaren into the squad on Monday.
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Yet Elsa, who is much more confident now than she was in the first movie, walks with a much greater sense of purpose.
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Plotlines like Sam Weir's nerdy friends crushing on a taller, more confident cheerleader named Cindy sound like they might deliver that classic setup.
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The Briton, who stills lives in London rather than sunnier climes, said he felt more relaxed, more confident and knew what to expect.
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If Nintendo wants to make shoppers more confident about its abilities to launch new hardware and networking capabilities, this isn't a good start.
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We'll give you a recipe box, too, and videos and instruction and tips that will help you become a better, more confident cook.
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She's actually more confident then you'd expect straight from the beginning and she walks around with her own life and her own opinions.
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Take me as another example: One of my most important goals early in my career was to become a more confident public speaker.
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Overall, insiders were divided on which party will control the Senate next year, with Democrats (89 percent) more confident than Republicans (77 percent).
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Uber has grown more confident in its defense against Alphabet after the court delivered what it perceives to be small but needed victories.
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While it falls short of its predecessors, the film is generally more confident and inventive than any of the non-Toy Story Pixar sequels.
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Once a medium sized dog, their popularity as guard dogs resulted in them being bred for a bigger size and a more confident disposition.
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And if users are less worried about boring their friends to death, they might be more confident about hopping in front of the camera.
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When I stopped shopping, I actually felt more confident because I wasn't relying on my clothes to build me up and speak for me.
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It might cause a shakeout, but this is a good thing and will leave the lenders that remain stronger, more confident and more credible.
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Now entering its fourth season and more confident than ever, Mom is worth taking a chance on, even if you don't like the format.
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The size-22 model shared a snap of her growing baby belly on Instagram, adding that her pregnancy has helped her feel more confident.
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That's a trending hashtag right now that we're having a conversation right now saying that men who have this are better and more confident.
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Xi also had grown more confident after a first quarter economic rebound as his government's stimulus measures took hold and helped produce 6.4% growth.
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"I'm much more confident now, and I feel like I have the ability to say, "Nope, I don't want to work with that person.
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But there was something more, something subtle and revelatory: when they spoke in that language, everyone seemed more at ease, more confident and trusted.
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Republicans were more confident in that assessment than Democrats: 2585% of Republicans said "Medicare for All" is single-payer, compared with 25.5% of Democrats.
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I'm more confident approaching people I'm romantically attracted to, and I feel like I have more power in deciding what I'm comfortable with sexually.
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On the whole, however, a more cautious approach to further stimulus would suggest policymakers are growing more confident about the economic outlook, analysts said.
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"While we are feeling more confident of avoiding Day Zero this year, we cannot predict the volume of rainfall still to come," Neilson said.
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" Since expanding her family, Theron said the dynamic has changed as August has gotten older and more confident in her ability to say "no.
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Without a more confident 2019E price view, we see limited catalysts in light of our Steelmageddon™ thesis materializing in late 2020E/early 2021E.
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There were a lot of tears, but going through that, I feel so much more confident standing in front of both of you today.
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She has also become more confident and comfortable in her body (which, it's important to remember, no one needs to lose weight to accomplish).
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As Ethan began to excel at the sport, he became more confident and learned to open up to the students and coaches around him.
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It was notable that the April survey actually showed respondents were more confident about buying major household items even while fretting about their finances.
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I grew so much more confident because of it, but if you allow it to take over your life, I think it's not healthy.
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But nor will he leave the Oval Office in a more confident country more in control of the world than when he entered it.
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Their proposed remedy seems to take the form of tighter refugee policies, restrictions on abortion advice and a more confident sense of German identity.
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Americans overall are more confident that the nation's votes for president will be cast and counted accurately this year than they were in 2008.
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But if you were already planning to buy Sony's new phone, this should make you even more confident in your decision to do so.
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But even as I grew more confident with my own food choices and comfortable in my own skin, I still wanted those approving glances.
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After class, to my surprise, my skin doesn't feel clogged or gritty and I feel more confident than I have in quite a while.
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By Low-Life in 2100, New Order were far more confident with samplers and could employ synths to cast shadows as much as light.
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But still, he looked much more confident and in control with his swing, and that's a nice rebound from just a few holes earlier.
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All the while, Brown said, she did not dissuade Kohlhepp about their relationship — and the longer she stayed alive, the more confident she became.
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While Sanders has grown more confident talking about foreign policy, it pales in comparison to the comfort and ease he speaks about economic issues.
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"I already think they're more evolved and more confident and less apologetic for who they are and the space that they're taking," Moore said.
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Researchers found that taller people are perceived to be more intelligent and powerful, and may be more confident than their shorter counterparts as well.
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Growth in jobs, an uptick in wages and improvement in Americans' debt levels are making Goldman Sachs more confident about the consumer, he said.
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"The level of foreign debt went down, reserves are very high...Investors are more and more confident in Brazil and the currency," Meirelles said.
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They are more confident next Tuesday about Utah, which has fewer delegates but is a caucus state and one where they hope Utah Sen.
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I feel like we're a lot more confident and comfortable than ever before about putting out the music we really want to put out.
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But it will make you appear more confident when you speak, which has a positive impact on your overall persuasiveness, according to the study.
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The company said market conditions have improved for many of its businesses, and that it is even more confident about 2018 full year performance.
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She felt more confident that the courts would allow her to bring Jahi home to Oakland, although the trial has not yet been scheduled.
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Merkel herself said she was becoming more confident a deal could be struck but she warned more compromises may be needed on both sides.
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In his triumphant speech after Tuesday's Nevada caucuses, Trump was even more confident than usual that he would wind up as the Republican nominee.
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Haftar and an eastern parliament and government that back him have refused to endorse the GNA, becoming more confident as the GNA has struggled.
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" Added Underwood: "We've grown more confident into who we are, too, and not letting societal pressures or pressures from the show get to us.
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Taking a gap year can be a good way for students to learn more about themselves, become more confident, and discover their true interests.
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"We're more confident than ever that we'll offer benefits," said Robert Ihrie Jr., a senior vice president for Lowe's Companies, the home improvement retailer.
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As the name implies, this mindset allows you to focus on others to help them feel more confident, while also boosting your own happiness.
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Despite whatever misgivings they may have about Trump, Republicans said they felt more confident that Trump would help enact conservative policies if elected president.
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For example, which sounds more confident: "Well, I think we should change direction on this project," or "We should change direction on this project"?
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It was a leather jacket that a girl bought and basically, it was like —Huda Kattan: She bought it —Sophia Amoruso: I'm more confident.
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The euro zone economy was enjoying "strong" growth, he said, and the ECB feels "more and more confident" that inflation will reach desired levels.
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A third model is slightly more confident in the GOP, giving the party a 2202-percent chance to keep control of the upper chamber.
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Merkel is more confident about the possibility of European unity, and is looking to carve out a path for Franco-German cooperation and leadership.
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It added that trading through the spring selling season had been good, with customers more confident of buying a house despite the political uncertainty.
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While you may feel a bit insecure this morning, later on tonight you'll find yourself feeling much more confident and secure in your talents.
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In terms of people being more politically aware and not being embarrassed by it, the younger generation being more confident—maybe I affected that.
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Simply knowing that you're wearing a new fragrance can make you act more confident, and even make you seem more attractive to other people.
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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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Ms. Netrebko's stage presence has grown more confident in recent years, and, paradoxically, more modest: She's less busy in her acting, and more meaningful.
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Boswell said he felt more confident after President Emmerson Mnangagwa replaced Mugabe in 2017, promising to restore property rights and revive the ravaged economy.
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And perhaps nowhere are they more confident than in Representative Steve Knight's seat, one of the few bastions of conservatism in Los Angeles County.
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