Endeavor Robotic's Frost, though, is more sanguine about the outcome.
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Others were more sanguine on the prospects for the vehicle.
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Eurasia Group, a risk consultancy, takes a more sanguine view.
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She is lately more sanguine about the trolls, she said.
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Banagale is more sanguine about potential applications for race relations.
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Nowadays, doctors are much more sanguine about eating fat in general.
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Mr Thompson is more sanguine about the bureau's challenges than others.
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Mr. Wong, the venture capitalist, was more sanguine about the shift.
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" Sheriff was more sanguine: "Journalism, like any business has to evolve.
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A new consensus has replaced the more sanguine civil-rights view.
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So, should you expect a brutal brawl or a more sanguine debate?
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An elderly client, who did not give his name, was more sanguine.
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Related columns: "Brent eases as traders become more sanguine about pipeline", Reuters, Dec.
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But looking further ahead, it is possible to take a more sanguine view.
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Others who work in the same industry are more sanguine about the effects.
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José Gonzáles, who owns a small cafeteria in downtown Havana, was more sanguine.
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Those more sanguine views suggest markets might be overestimating the likelihood of intervention.
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I'm not sure Hunter's view of Washington was any more sanguine than mine.
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Some of the other experts I spoke to, like Cornell's Kreps, were more sanguine.
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What had the IMF got wrong when it made its earlier, more sanguine forecasts?
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Mr. McConnell has been far more sanguine about the appointment than the White House.
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Savary was more sanguine on the data, noting that growth, while slowing, remained healthy.
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A fact sheet on the WHO website dating back to 2002 is more sanguine.
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Singler, though, is more sanguine about the notion of giving robots something like human rights.
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Eiko seemed more sanguine than usual, using gentle gestures to encourage us to keep up.
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One reason for the government to worry is that people have grown more sanguine about migration.
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And as it sinks in, I think the Trump people will be a little more sanguine.
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Some are more sanguine when it comes to the market impact of a potential rate hike.
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This may explain why two of Mr Putin's fiercest opponents are more sanguine about Mr Trump's victory.
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Because of this tremendous victory, I am a little bit more sanguine about the years to come.
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Most forecasters concede that the more sanguine view is hostage to the heightened uncertainty stemming from the Trump factor.
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But the futures market seems to have become more sanguine about the supply-demand balance in the short term.
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But these days, as she explains in the first essay here, she is more sanguine about the novel's prospects.
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Many political observers I spoke with on a recent trip to three European capitals took a more sanguine view.
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And she acknowledges that caring for small children may have given her a more sanguine view of the world.
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Others are much more sanguine and view the environment as an amazing opportunity to buy financials at bargain basement prices.
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Despite widespread concerns that Australia's property market has entered bubble territory, Colliers took a more sanguine view of the outlook.
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Ranging from 21625 to 2900 years old, millennials take a more sanguine view of the threats from terrorism and immigration.
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MKM Partners remained optimistic despite the lackluster results, saying "the outlook for fleet costs is more sanguine" looking into 2018.
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A third, Columbia Threadneedle Investments, has also voiced concern about the move, though some non-British investors are more sanguine.
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Many people would have been more sanguine about the Trump presidency had he surrounded himself with competent aides and advisers.
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But Kalanick, who by this time is a very old pro when it comes to press coverage, is more sanguine.
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MSCI's index of shares in Asia Pacific excluding Japan was more sanguine, edging higher by 211 percent in Asia afternoon trade.
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Why some people are more sanguine than I am is that it's distributed more widely among financial institutions and nonfinancial institutions.
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Though he is supported by the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Kuwait and Oman are more sanguine about the threat posed by Iran.
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A more sanguine response from MOFCOM on the Vale-Fortescue proposal would be consistent with a lesser emphasis on resources than previously.
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Other fact-checkers are more sanguine, recognizing the limits of exposing online hoaxes, but also standing by the utility of the effort.
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Recently, specifically after celebrating a friends fortieth birthday, I started to notice a more sanguine tone coming from him during our conversations.
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Back then, when Mr. Cohen and his money were assets to be courted, Mr. Trump took a more sanguine view of him.
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He has been a bit more sanguine in recent years, though he has said he thinks a recession is likely in 2020.
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He said that while a Trump victory could be viewed internationally as bad for global assets, U.S. domestic investors were more sanguine.
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These more sanguine observers also note that outrageous price levels for Chinese apartments are mainly restricted to the megacities like Beijing and Shanghai.
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Offering a more sanguine view, Jing Ulrich, Asia-Pacific managing director and vice-chairman of JPMorgan Chase, didn't believe international integration was under threat.
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She was also more sanguine about the idea that executive branch officials have taken the lead in interpreting much of our national security law.
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But Rubio, whose hometown of Miami is slowly sinking into the sea, has been more sanguine about Trump's other climate-denying nominees, including Pruitt.
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Now that Clinton has lost, and Democrats failed to gain control of Congress, it appears investors are more sanguine about the future of the businesses.
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But traders have become much more sanguine about the impact on benchmark North Sea oil prices as well as the wider oil market (tmsnrt.rs/2kqSkar).
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While some investors worry about a prolonged leadership vacuum, and Kwon warned that Samsung was struggling to find new growth engines, others seem more sanguine.
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The president's slightly more sanguine rhetoric on NATO Tuesday might be an attempt to move past his administration's threatening and inconsistent positioning on the issue.
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Some analysts, however, were more sanguine about an agreement eventually being brokered as threats from the Trump administration were seen as part of its negotiation tactics.
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"I look at that broad number and I say this is one of the reasons I remain more sanguine than I think many people," he said.
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While he is more sanguine about the economy's prospects than Ms. Pomboy is, Mr. Anderson shares her skepticism about the impact White House policy will have.
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Removing 211.3bn-226bn tonnes by 2100, as the more sanguine scenarios envisage, let alone the 2600bn-2500bn tonnes in more pessimistic ones, will be a vast undertaking.
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It is difficult, then, to explain why between September 85033 and December 2015, the Fed should have suddenly become more sanguine about those countries' troubled economic outlooks.
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Shares of the some of the larger, more liquid FIIs are also up this year, an indicator that local investors are more sanguine than their U.S. peers.
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Meirelles was more sanguine in comments to journalists in Washington on Wednesday, estimating that the bill would still bring about 75 percent of the savings originally forecast.
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The frenetic see-sawing in the FTSE 250 contrasts with the more sanguine view investors have adopted in the larger-cap FTSE 100 index since the Brexit vote.
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Many PNG residents listened and watched the political drama unfold on television, according to media reports, but were more sanguine about the outcome than politicians in the capital.
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"Although we project a grim set of scenarios in terms of fatalities in our analysis, our view on the economic impact is much more sanguine," the report said.
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In fact, political scientists are more sanguine than the public: On a 1-100 scale, the experts gave the US political system a 72; for voters, it was 60.
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You've gotta feel more sanguine about a market where so many phenomenal things can happen out of nowhere and we [have] not just even thought about 24-hours ago.
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Of course, more rational reasons exist to adopt a more sanguine, perhaps even optimistic, view of the economy and the equity markets for the next eight-and-half months.
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He sounded more sanguine on the consequences of a hard Brexit — political jargon for a divorce between Britain and the European Union without an agreement on their future relationship.
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The administration's budget predicts a more sanguine deficit number through robust economic assumptions for the next 15 years, including sustained growth near 3 percent, as well as spending cuts.
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Baker Hughes' outlook was more "sanguine" than its peers', said Evercore ISI analyst James West, noting that oil prices have slid from last week, when Schlumberger and Halliburton reported results.
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Despite the more sanguine view, some economists have remained cautious given fresh challenges in the form of potential protectionist trade policies by U.S. President Donald Trump and economic restructuring domestically.
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Mr Sanders himself takes a more sanguine view, saying recently that the system was not rigged, "because we knew what the rules were" (though he did suggest it was "dumb").
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Perel is more sanguine than others about the capacity of a marriage to withstand adulterous lapses, but her belief in coupledom—her commitment to the idea of commitment—is never in doubt.
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Roz Chast's graphic love letter to the city, "Going Into Town," also published this month, is more sanguine than most about the evolution of New York but still strikes a melancholy note.
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"It's the industry adapting to the consumer's demands," said Mark Seetin, the director of industry affairs for the Apple Association, who, unlike Mr. Burford, is more sanguine about the apple variety's future.
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Other central bankers were more sanguine about the project for which Facebook has recruited 28 partners including Mastercard, PayPal and Uber to form the Geneva-based Libra Association to govern the cryptocurrency.
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" But there were some more sanguine voices too, with Ireland's foreign minister calling for patience and another national EU diplomat saying: "There is still more drama to be had - and then we'll see.
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" Tapan Datta, the head of global asset allocation at Aon, was more sanguine on U.K. investment, saying "I think the opportunities are there providing you can take a view through this Brexit imbroglio.
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But they were much more sanguine about the second order, arguing that the new, multiagency review process could be used in the future to bend Mr. Trump's uncompromising messages toward Washington's bureaucratic realities.
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"Admittedly, handicapping the ramifications of trade protectionism is very difficult, as are geopolitical risks, but the endogenous trends are more sanguine even as housing and autos face challenges from higher interest rates," Levkovich said.
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In a more sanguine development, some experts say a statement published on Wednesday by North Korea's state news agency contains positive elements that can help American diplomats find an opening for new nuclear talks.
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Four years later, the British journalist Ronald Blythe, who must be one of the few living writers to have spoken to the last Victorians (he's now just shy of ninety-seven), had a more sanguine perspective.
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" Some groups were still skeptical, but more sanguine, noting Pompeo's pledge to the Senate that he will "ensure that human rights, democracy, and the equal treatment of all persons will remain fundamental to U.S. foreign policy.
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Of course, just because the market has become a bit more sanguine about the near future (the VIX technically measures expected volatility over the next 30 days) does not mean that equity pain can't soon return.
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Now, the government may have a more sanguine view, taking moves in early March to scale back some of the curbs, including lowering the seller's stamp duty and shortening the minimum holding period to avoid it.
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In June, the ECB shut the door to further rate cuts and took a more sanguine view of the economic outlook for the euro zone - thereby removing two so-called 'easing biases' from its policy message.
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Interestingly, when I was in Islamabad last month, the Pakistani political class, both in public messaging and in private conversations, was strikingly more sanguine about US-Pakistan relations than were the Americans with whom I spoke there.
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When it comes to electrification, there are also far more sanguine views about the effect of current low gas prices on demand for EVs, the need for more charging infrastructure and the limits of current battery technology.
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But investors have become more sanguine about the trade fight, with many seeing the lack of fresh tit-for-tat tariffs as an indication that the two countries will eventually come to some sort of an agreement.
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Wall Street remains more sanguine about future interest rate hikes than Fed projections indicate, and one issue seems to be that the market is missing the signals about the central bank's desire to keep asset prices under control.
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"People need to be a little more sanguine and not be afraid of missing out, because what they could be missing out on is a major-league correction," Daniel Alpert, an investment banker and economist, told The Hill.
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That should make us at once more fearful -- because yes, indeed, the world as we know it may end because of new and terrifying infectious agents -- and more sanguine -- because yes, we live in a world of microbes.
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So while MSNBC and CNN were focusing on the challenges and failures of the war, Fox covered the story far less often, and when they did so, in a far more sanguine way, highlighting successes from the field.
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Another View Despite hand-wringing before the election that a Trump presidency would presage near-term and long-term calamity, giddy equity markets responded to a Republican sweep of the White House and Congress with a more sanguine view.
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While S&P warns the negative effect of a Brexit would be 'significant', particularly for the City, Moody's strikes a more sanguine note, saying in its central scenario, it does not expect a Brexit to 'materially damage' the City's strong position.
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"While Labour's tax and spending plans are unlikely to win any friends in the financial sector, the party's more sanguine stance towards striking a trade deal during the Brexit negotiations might find common ground with some City grandees," she wrote.
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The "Mad Money" host, who has generally been in favor of a tough trade policy with the economic powerhouse, says he is "more sanguine" that the ongoing tensions may force the Chinese government to make concessions on the trade front.
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The bond market was more sanguine, with the gap between Italian and German 10-year bond yields, a key bellwether of investor sentiment, dipping to 165 basis points against a 2-1/2 year high of 190 points registered last week.
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The government had appeared to be taking a more sanguine view of the need for cooling measures, scaling back some of the curbs in March, including lowering the seller's stamp duty and shortening the minimum holding period to avoid it.
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Some were more sanguine than others, but all shared a few general areas of concern: Trump has long disdained or ignored the formal national security policy process, which is designed to keep U.S. officials in sync and guard against illegal actions.
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Others are more sanguine: the history of science is, after all, littered with much-loved but wrong theories, from the idea that Earth is the centre of creation to the "luminiferous ether" that was thought, in the 19th century, to suffuse the universe.
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A report by Willis Towers Watson, an actuary, together with the Cass Business School, is more sanguine about the returns from mergers than S&P is, but suggests that political pressures will make it harder for deals to win approval from regulators.
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The gap between Italian and German bond yields has widened in recent weeks as the vote has got nearer, making Italian bonds more attractive to those investors who take a more sanguine view of political risk in the euro zone's third largest economy.
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Even amid the more sanguine mood on Friday as the vote approached, not all investors were ready to embrace the notion that a failure to repeal Obamacare could be so readily overlooked given how far the market has come since the election.
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If a central bank views higher pay for workers as a potential cause for alarm, but is more sanguine when corporate profits rise, it's reasonable to expect that the share of national income going to capital, versus labor, will rise over time.
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But Baca was also more sanguine about the current trajectory of R&D efforts: "Every manufacturer is already thinking about innovation anyway, to stay ahead of competitors," he said, pointing to FirstSolar's work on thin film and SolarCity's advanced solar plant in Buffalo.
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In fact, even as the company reckoned with the departure of its founder and a more sanguine debt market, it reported a 68 percent increase in originations in the first quarter to $2.75 billion and an 87 percent surge in operating revenue to $151.3 million.
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But while these high-profile applications can be and have been useful, Ermolaev seemed more sanguine about the more prosaic applications: a lost child or confused older person, for instance, can be found in a moment's time rather than diverting manpower to painstaking search.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - (The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) While a record loss is certain to grab media headlines, the real story about BHP Billiton is far more sanguine as the company tries to prove that boring is better.
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But later, in a more sanguine state, I read the self-obit posted by the Seattle-based author Jane Lotter and reflected on how such a generous piece of writing must have helped ease the pain of her terminal illness and the subsequent grief of her relatives.
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As Runciman noted in his last book, The Confidence Trap, a more sanguine study of democracy published in 2013, this earlier bout of pessimism gave way to yet another period in which democracy's triumph seemed unassailable, until the onset of the Cold War caused another crisis of faith.
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Another analyst, Carsten Nickel, deputy director of research at Teneo Intelligence, was more sanguine about Merkel's prospects, saying on Sunday that the chancellor's re-election next year "remains highly likely" and that Merkel could start to adjust her migrant policy in response to the loss of voter and party support.
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Amy Chua, author of the best-selling how-to-raise-an-uber-meritocrat memoir "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother" (and whom Mr. Markovits credits with helping him write for a popular audience), said she loves "The Meritocracy Trap," even if she takes a more sanguine view of the system.
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If anything more recently, President Trump seems to have consolidated his position in the polls including on the question of impeachment so if you're that type of investor who was worried about a progressive Democrat coming in at the end of next year, then that's another reason to feel more sanguine about the situation right now.
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Other more sanguine delegates assured me that Trump would turn out voters who haven't typically shown up in the past, a conviction bolstered by anecdotes that almost seemed like urban legends — as when a Long Island Republican told me about a 91-year-old man who had never voted before but has already registered to cast a ballot for Trump this year.
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Some have speculated that Ewing's playing-career-long aversion to publicity, an insulation he supposedly developed as a defense against racism encountered in high school around the Boston area, hindered his yearslong pursuit of a head coaching job in the N.B.A. His playing scowl ultimately dissolved into a more sanguine public face across 13 years as an assistant or associate head coach in four league cities, but John Thompson — known around D.C. parts as Big John — never subscribed to the personality theory in the first place.
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