The mark of great presidents is optimism — visionary optimism and transformational optimism.
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Why does optimism about the future — not even net optimism, but any optimism — seem so rare these days?
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Social optimism does not beget victory; victory begets social optimism.
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"Education can influence optimism and optimism can influence education," they said.
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Warren's success didn't create his optimism; his optimism led to his success.
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Warsh is a possible nominee, there's year end optimism, tax cut optimism.
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Optimism -- Trump continues to spin optimism from the White House briefing room.
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This means that men's optimism continued to grow, while women's optimism was more static.
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Frankly we do not share the optimism and in some cases the irrational optimism.
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Trump touts CEOs' optimism: President Trump on Tuesday touted renewed optimism among American CEOs, linking to a report showing the biggest jump in optimism among business leaders in years.
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Blank was a grotesque infused with optimism; "At Home" is optimism improved by the grotesque.
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Sanders's optimism about politics is not complicated by an optimism about much of anything else.
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"Markets peak when optimism peaks, and market and consumer optimism can frequently peak together," he said.
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He said, "Main Street optimism is at record levels," not "Mainstream optimism is at record levels."
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So it's with some cautious optimism, but optimism nonetheless, that we should greet this new committee.
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While optimism is not euphoric, excessive investor optimism generally suggests a pause in a bull market.
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And I think that, again, maybe this is the naïve optimism like #Naive optimism of Silicon Valley.
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It was a year of new optimism: the optimism of no hurdles, no limits, no bad ideas.
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It's not just the optimism bias, but the effects the optimism has on behavior that lead to its advantages.
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That optimism, which Lovecraft didn't consider optimism at all, is one of the subversions running through the Innsmouth Legacy series.
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I'll continue to hope that those Kentucky voters have their optimism rewarded, but it's a deeply wishful form of optimism.
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So the increased optimism, including the optimism in markets, is not solely due to the expectations of the new administration's policies.
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Obama was first term so it was the optimism of youth combined with this cultural optimism, which I had never experienced.
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Seeing the past as unbroken progress breeds a foolish and false optimism, not the skeptical and realistic optimism that we need.
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Christopher said a survey by Wells Fargo and Gallup tracking "investor and retirement optimism" showed optimism rising to a nine-year high.
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The Democrats' optimism about the country is tightly related to their optimism about their own political fortunes, which is based on demography.
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How is their optimism different from the kind of optimism or idealism you had as a teenager giving speeches about the Constitution?
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"Optimism is also building, with 47% of reported companies so far expressing optimism, again the highest level since 4Q17," the bank said.
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But such optimism is increasingly seen as misplaced as more experts are now bracing for a protracted conflict — with little optimism for resolution.
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I think optimism has also been a theme... it's both sides: obviously, there is a fair amount of negativity, but there's also optimism.
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"There's optimism but not overflowing optimism," said Restrepo, who returns to the negotiating table in Ecuadorean capital Quito in the next few weeks.
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Small business optimism has seen 2202 months straight of record high optimism, based on a survey by the National Federation of Independent Businesses.
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Skyrocketing economic optimism is a good sign, but we're going to have to wait and see if this optimism turns into economic growth.
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It's not blind optimism, but hard-earned optimism that's rooted in the stories of very real progress through history...That's what you're fighting for.
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Small business optimism, captured in the National Federation of Independent Business' Small Business Optimism index, has also soared, corroborating the quicker pace of hiring.
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An end to optimism A great deal of optimism filled Tehran's streets when the landmark nuclear agreement was first announced on July 14, 2015.
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Guarded optimism Opposition to the result may be limited as well because Khan's declaration of victory was greeted with optimism by many in Pakistan.
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Individual investor optimism jumped to a nine-year high in November, according to the Wells Fargo/Gallup Investor and Retirement Optimism Index published Tuesday.
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"Optimism that the U.S.-Mexico tariffs may be short-lived is currently fuelling optimism in global markets," Howie Lee, an economist at OCBC Bank, said.
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"There's really been two major drivers: the trade optimism and the optimism around interest rates," said James Ragan, director of wealth management at D.A. Davidson.
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" You can feel it, too, from the bouncy optimism of "disco tits" to the introspective optimism of "shivering gold" to the lonely confusion of "cycles.
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"Bernie has had his heart frozen in an earlier period of optimism for these regimes, and that optimism hasn't borne out very well," Desch said.
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The real dispute at hand is between Pinker's hyper-optimism and a more guarded optimism grounded in historical fact, not between Enlightenment rationalists and pessimist intellectuals.
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For the first time in years, there's tangible optimism in the music business, and some leading music tech companies are taking that optimism to Wall Street.
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Moments after the brutal loss, this appeared on J.R.'s Twitter account: J.R.'s optimism is admirable, but according to him, it's actually not his optimism.
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While today I have many emotions, I'm mostly filled with gratitude and optimism – gratitude for the experiences I have had and optimism for the future ahead.
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Chapter 25: The optimism bias When in doubt, both doctors and patients tend to err on the side of optimism, assuming that a treatment will work.
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I'm going to push back on this because optimism is good, but some of this optimism has gotten us into the mess that we're in now.
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Not a blind optimism that ignores the scale and scope of our challenges -- but a hard-earned optimism that's rooted in stories of very real progress.
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An eternal optimism is what keeps migrants taking to the road -- the same optimism that makes migrants everywhere crucial spurs to any receiving country's economic growth.
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To be sure, optimism has been running below the historical average for 13 straight weeks, and readings below 28 percent imply an unusually low level of optimism.
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If they did, they might come to realize their optimism is more likely delusion and just as misplaced as the optimism of the man in the joke.
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Reducing purchases of traditional discretionary items, behavior at odds with heightened optimism, indicates consumers may be reporting an inflated level of optimism relative to their economic reality.
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Beneath the surface, there have been reasons for optimism that the stagnation was not a fait accompli; and now, those reasons for optimism have breached the surface.
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Working in the Republicans' favor is not only record-high optimism about the economy but also about the stock market and near-record high optimism about wage growth.
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The great thing about Warren's optimism is you can't hear him share a story, tell a joke or say hello without picking up some of his optimism yourself.
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Optimism: "We value long-term investment over short-term needs" Optimism doesn't mean being positive and cheerful all the time; to us, it means thinking big and thinking ahead.
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In your book, you talk a lot about the importance of optimism — and it seems you are holding on to that optimism, even with all the setbacks you've described.
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"We have had two bits of relatively good news overnight - optimism about the U.S. shutdown not resuming and optimism about a trade deal," said Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes.
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The study found women with the highest levels of optimism had 1.5 greater odds of living to 85 or beyond, compared to those with the lowest levels of optimism.
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That's because Trump's approval is tightly bound with economic optimism, as measured by the index, and optimism is, at the moment, substantially higher among Americans who are invested in stocks.
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Despite the initial optimism voiced by foreign investors when a right-leaning pro-market government came to power in 2017, such optimism has not been reflected in support for the peso.
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Risk sentiment has also been hurt by waning optimism over U.S.-China trade talks and Brexit uncertainty, halting Monday's global rally in risk assets that was driven by optimism over trade.
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" Ashley responded, "right now, I don't share your optimism.
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And throughout the book, you – the theme is optimism.
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Turkey says ISIS cleared from Turkish-Syrian border Cautious optimism On Sunday, cautious optimism prevailed that a deal could be struck between Washington and Moscow, long at odds over policy in Syria.
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In late February, its longtime CEO Tim Cook expressed optimism that China had the coronavirus under control – optimism that appears reasonably justified, given the reduction in new COVID-19 cases originating in China.
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Lawmakers see reasons for optimism There had been some optimism just over two weeks ago that Trump was more flexible on immigration than his "bad hombre" rhetoric had indicated on the campaign trail.
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The objective, it seems, is to revive the optimism of the late 1960s, when the promise of adventure and discovery — and the reality of a lunar landing — spawned a generalized blue-sky optimism.
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And he has put his own money behind this optimism.
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However, he also expressed optimism regarding the fight against Alzheimer's.
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They expand fast, bringing a burst of prosperity and optimism.
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"It just shows the optimism of our future," Bohde said.
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The commercial space industry pushes a particular brand of optimism.
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KR: I would just second Jeroen's potential optimism about France.
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I feel a sense of optimism for the future today.
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Wilson's optimism about economic growth is also rooted in a
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Overall, economic optimism in the country is at historic highs.
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Her words are the perfect blend of realism and optimism.
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Optimism leads to success in academia and sports and politics.
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And maybe the most surprising benefit of optimism is health.
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"Optimism is a huge asset," Melinda says in the letter.
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"This optimism could translate into future earnings revisions," BofA wrote.
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"Cautious optimism," says survey chair Gregory Daco of Oxford Economics.
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On the Mall, people voiced cautious optimism following Trump's address.
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The cautious optimism Republicans initially had "has flipped," he said.
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It's obvious that political fears are trumping economic optimism. Why?
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Nonetheless, the meeting is creating cautious optimism around the world.
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I learned quickly (and painfully) that my optimism was misplaced.
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Moving forward, Sutton expressed optimism for President Donald Trump's agenda.
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The answers measure current life satisfaction and future life optimism.
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"We've got to rid of some of the excessive optimism."
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Optimism, kindness and a grateful heart are actually quite contagious.
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"China's optimism is still high with us," he told CNBC.
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Even at current price levels, there are reasons for optimism.
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But other voices of optimism are few and far between.
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Farnsworth optimism this week seems almost entirely disconnected from reality.
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Since December opinion polls show a sharp dip in optimism.
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In recent weeks, he's expressed optimism about the government's progress.
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Still, Maia's background as an experienced dealmaker boosted market optimism.
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For the moment however, there is a burst of optimism.
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That is having a dampening effect on enthusiasm and optimism.
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Tech optimism can be hard to come by these days.
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Optimism over the outlook for the economy has improved recently.
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Democrats would be wise to temper their optimism about 2020.
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Jim always looked at me with optimism, love, and acceptance.
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Leigh's performance, equal parts hesitance and joyful optimism, is breathtaking.
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But that optimism evaporated this week as the selling intensified.
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It correlated with greater income, optimism and education (see chart).
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Nicola Zingaretti, the leader of the PD, fuelled the optimism.
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"It has humor, and it also has optimism," he says.
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A third reason for optimism in bank boardrooms is returns.
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The optimism and praise, however, contrasted with sobering economic news.
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Nevertheless, the film, like the singers, maintains a compassionate optimism.
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That said, Ovadya does admit to a bit of optimism.
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With new business growth slowing, optimism among services firms declined.
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Critics have reacted to this year's lineup with cautious optimism.
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It also marked the fifth straight quarter of declining optimism.
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Despite this, Matejka and his team see room for optimism.
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Optimism is about believing in yourself and your employees' abilities.
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"There are two reasons for optimism about London," Johnson said.
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But it requires a lot of optimism to see it.
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And there is another reason: a sense of patriotic optimism.
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OF LATE Indian bankers have felt an unfamiliar sensation: optimism.
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Yet pathological optimism is a prerequisite for any Lib Dem.
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I think you go into ideas with a real optimism.
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THE BURST of optimism in Sudan did not last long.
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Perhaps that was inevitable as they depend on investors' optimism.
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The optimism can also be found among potential home buyers.
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Moon sought to project optimism after his meeting with Trump.
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Forgive my optimism, but sometimes these platforms are just ... good.
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The truth, of course, lies somewhere between pessimism and optimism.
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So is the current flurry of activity cause for optimism?
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In part, this reflects greater optimism about the global economy.
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The White House disputed Pelosi's optimism about striking a deal.
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The optimism was warranted as fundamentals justified the risk rally.
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But the field's slow progress to date hardly encourages optimism.
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The Facebook post on Tuesday, however, showed glimmers of optimism.
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Small business optimism is about the highest it's ever been.
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But there is also some optimism, hope for the future.
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For Polaris Industries, there's an unexpected reason for optimism: pavement.
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Market "capitulation" usually means a sudden loss of unwarranted optimism.
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How, then, to revive the optimism for the language itself?
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This is terrific news that I greet with cautious optimism.
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The criticism has the optimism built in, complacency does not.
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What they're saying: Both sides are — no surprise — projecting optimism.
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And yet the figures might not match the analysts' optimism.
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Optimism, however, is what the area needs, says Mr Houchen.
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Optimism would be a new look for the central bank.
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However, there is still some optimism lingering in international markets.
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Positioning data indicates some degree of optimism on the currency.
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"Now we can look ahead with more optimism," he wrote.
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"She typified America — just shining, full of optimism and intelligence."
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Optimism that Brazil will move rates lower also support equities.
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Both leaders expressed optimism throughout roughly five hours of talks.
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Such optimism about globalisation is all too rare these days.
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While ample supply weighed on prices, trade optimism supported markets.
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The firm cited optimism about GrubHub's growth in restaurant partnerships.
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For one analyst, this optimism may be a bit misguided.
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Instead, we're remembering her spirit, her optimism and her work.
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My grandfather's sweet confidence and optimism would have killed them.
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Optimism picked up after President Donald Trump's election in November.
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Fear and optimism are two sides of the same coin.
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The optimism has not found its way into corporate behavior.
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The three core millennial values are optimism, tolerance, and authenticity.
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Most of the sales optimism is concentrated in central Canada.
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A whole lot of optimism, and the commitment to match.
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This week's data may mute some optimism for the sector.
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U.S. export optimism underpinned wheat futures, which ended near unchanged.
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However, optimism over the boom in cuentapropistas still remains high.
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Other recent polls have shown general optimism about the economy.
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The optimism by retail investors is a case in point.
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A rebound in financial markets also boosted optimism over demand.
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What would be an example of optimism translating into bad?
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Countering the optimism has been a set of lackluster data.
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There is a new and unbridled optimism about socialism's potential.
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North Korea, meanwhile, is still building missiles, despite Trump's optimism.
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Polls taken when Obama was inaugurated showed lots of optimism.
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AMERICA used to be the land of opportunity and optimism.
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Current valuations, it added, suggest excessive optimism over future earnings.
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Most liberals, however, see the technocrats' optimism as wishful thinking.
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In fact, the past record gives little cause for optimism.
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Yet science in 24 has remained a source of optimism.
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"High optimism will predict high effort and success," she says.
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Despite the optimism, though, the fire continued to bring disruption.
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Hope and optimism are essential components of a happy life.
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Franke said it underscored his optimism about their growth potential.
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Yet, thanks to it, Kelley's career began in tremendous optimism.
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This optimism has also been underpinned by strong retail investments.
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Recent rains have now given her a bit more optimism.
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Season eight Tyrion is also a man of stupid optimism.
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In commodities, oil prices crept higher on the trade optimism.
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At first blush, it might seem like reason for optimism.
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Regardless, Democrats have some reason for optimism from the results.
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"There are reasons for optimism here for sure," Polley said.
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Right now, the Warriors are rummaging for morsels of optimism.
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Quentin: This is optimism with a lot of focus, too.
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Both governments have expressed optimism but have given no details.
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KERNEN: PSYCHOLOGY, OK. ROSS: CONSUMER OPTIMISM IS ALL TIME HIGHS.
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But on Sunday, whatever optimism he once had seemed gone.
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HOWEVER, THERE'S A SENSE OF OPTIMISM ABOUT ALL OF THIS.
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Investors in Europe expressed the same level of investment optimism.
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And that was the promise and optimism brought by Trump.
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"Amélie" (2001) is a French film that's filled with optimism.
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But Ryan, cosplaying Ronald Reagan's sunny optimism, sees only success.
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That optimism is real, and powerful — something Obama never appreciated.
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Optimism about tax cuts has faded into fear of tariffs.
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Such wins sparked excitement -- and optimism among liberals -- for 303.
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Fukuyama's new pessimism is far deeper than his discarded optimism.
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In the long run, therefore, there is reason for optimism.
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Never underestimate the power of optimism in the financial markets.
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"I look with optimism at tomorrow's event," said Alexander Novak.
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It's far from the deliriously liberating optimism of the '60s.
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Despite the uphill climb, McConnell's lieutenants on Monday voiced optimism.
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Nonetheless, the optimism has lifted the market to record highs.
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"There is reason for optimism," he wrote to Business Insider.
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But he also expressed optimism about working toward the meeting.
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And new developments are cause for a bit of optimism.
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A desperate optimism arose from wishful thinking bias, distorting judgment.
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"It felt like there was an optimism there," Inman said.
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Some of the optimism is already built into cobalt stocks.
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But Apple's stock price may already reflect all this optimism.
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We allowed our dreams, aspirations and optimism to take root.
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Still, the Brintroverts give Remain campaigners tentative grounds for optimism.
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But there is also a strong case for less optimism.
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Despite their public optimism, Democrats acknowledge the tough road ahead.
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She enjoys housework, the innocent optimism of the domestic sphere.
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For once, the country's endless optimism may not be misguided.
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She's bubbliness incarnate, with enough optimism to muffle my apprehension.
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Where it stands: Cautious optimism surrounds these efforts for peace.
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And that in itself might be grounds for some optimism.
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Northug's coach, Stig Rune Kveen, does not share that optimism.
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Al Sharpton, expressed cautious optimism in interviews with The Post.
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However, the Deloitte study also identified some reasons for optimism.
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" I suggested that optimism was a kind of hope. "No.
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But even now, I am filled with optimism for Minnesota.
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It's an optimism that's been needed for some difficult times.
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False optimism devalued what was going on in my body.
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S. Manufacturing Rides Rising Tide, Buoyed by Global Growth, Optimism.
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Net neutrality supporters have expressed optimism about their court challenge.
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Earth Optimism is about focusing on solutions, innovation and leadership.
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That optimism is a necessary trait for Atlantic salmon anglers.
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And I think the biggest lesson is this cautious optimism.
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In this case, the optimism and the timeline were inaccurate.
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There was cautious optimism that further progress could be made.
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He expressed optimism about the company's future, according to attendees.
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And white people have this thing I call toxic optimism.
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I'm sure Aunt Viv's kids don't have that much optimism.
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That is such a huge source of optimism for me.
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But there has been some recent cause for cautious optimism.
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But they take two games in the series, raising optimism.
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There are many reasons for optimism in the Motor City.
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Obama and Ms. Abrams by offering optimism tempered with realism.
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In public, Mr. Pompeo expresses optimism about talks with Pyongyang.
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The doomsday argument pulls back the curtain on technocratic optimism.
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Don't be fooled by the naïve optimism of progressive ideology.
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Airport officials tend to toggle between offering optimism and consolation.
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But the optimism is tempered by a sense of deliberation.
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We need that optimism, and you can provide it. SEC.
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Lyft's reticence to add these features perversely shows its optimism.
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But there are a few reasons for optimism, he says.
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Early on, at least, McMaster offered some reasons for optimism.
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Despite attempts to project optimism, chances of failure were high.
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For some, his presence at City Ballet inspires cautious optimism.
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And their optimism from September about taking over the Senate?
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However, those gains gradually faded as traders curbed their optimism.
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Despite being taken away from his father, he expressed optimism.
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There are some reasons for optimism for Sanders in Michigan.
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The Fight for 15 movement offers some cause for optimism.
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"We were certainly cautious with slight optimism," the strategist said.
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They ultimately landed on a yellow hue, representative of optimism.
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"There was clearly a massive optimism there," Mr. Iyer said.
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"But," she said excitedly, there is a trickle of optimism.
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I put my faith and my optimism in the founders.
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"Cautious optimism is the name of the game," Hamilton said.
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And experts caution against excessive optimism about the crisis peaking.
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I put my faith in the optimism of the Founders.
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Trump expressed optimism in a series of tweets earlier Friday.
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Instead we stumble into the pitfalls of idealization and optimism.
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Has corporate optimism been damaged severely by the trade war?
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I said "Oslo" evoked the optimism I had once felt.
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The music largely conveyed optimism and empowerment instead of failure.
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Investor optimism has been buoyed despite some weak quarterly results.
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No wonder small business optimism is at a record high.
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Only time will tell if our optimism is well founded.
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Still, she's careful to avoid sweeping optimism about the process.
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However, optimism about the economy has started to sour again.
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The original text ends in a mood of muted optimism.
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"But I think there's ample room for optimism," Hassett said.
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We can't let them take away the optimism of America.
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They don't trade on our gullibility or our eternal optimism.
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But Xiaobo didn't let the repression cloud his unflappable optimism.
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S. trade talks and disappointing European earnings doused investors' optimism.
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Wages and economic optimism are on the rise, he said.
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The muted reaction from shareholders at least suggests some optimism.
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His optimism and his ability to put together great teams.
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" For writing the words "Optimism is the opium of mankind!
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U.S. markets notched record highs again amid the increased optimism.
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And so, we head into this year with some optimism.
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Y., showed optimism Tuesday about the progress toward a deal.
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So what has changed to encourage another bout of optimism?
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Optimism over profits is at its highest level since 2011.
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"There is some optimism in world equity markets," Ozkardeskaya said.
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But the company's performance was enough to boost investor optimism.
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But recent optimism around trade lifted equities to record highs.
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The rest of the industry may not share their optimism.
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However, remember not to confuse optimism with happiness, Rozanski says.
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There is cautious optimism, but still work to be done.
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Some Bloomberg News reporters have expressed optimism to CNN Business.
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If Reagan's dominant emotional note was optimism, Trump's is fear.
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It is difficult to find much optimism in these outcomes.
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This is a time for creativity, optimism, cooperation and patriotism.
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But the finance sector is starting to show some optimism.
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On the other, there is an optimism in nature here.
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A quick note: I am not talking about "blind" optimism.
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Some market participants still expressed optimism in Wall Street's fortitude.
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But broader market optimism has helped lift shares of Intuit.
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However, this time around, there is reason for cautious optimism.
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In the currency market, trade optimism strengthened the U.S. dollar.
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Small business optimism has fallen sharply since peaking last summer.
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Verrone, however, expresses optimism that GE has hit its bottom.
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Because I don't think it's just like, optimism is American.
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I left the room feeling a rare sense of optimism.
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When she looks ahead, it is with optimism and determination.
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Optimism doesn't mean ignoring the reality of a dire situation.
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It's a shot of optimism that's been dosed with realism.
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Both leaders expressed optimism about the meeting ahead of them.
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But reasonable optimism surrounds Anthony, whose ascendance is only accelerating.
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The trade optimism boosted the dollar against other major currencies.
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Nor can I share Harari's optimism about certain medical technologies.
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Despite the indications that progress had fizzled, Trump touted optimism.
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In China, I'd experienced six years of near relentless optimism.
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Austin: Well, there's just this optimism throughout the whole game.
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Right, so this is the other interesting thing about optimism.
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Griffin was the principal reason for optimism on both ends.
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"It might be a step too far that there is optimism over a trade deal but there may be a little more optimism over the way talks are going," Investec chief economist Philip Shaw said.
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Argentina was a rare bright spot of optimism across Latin America.
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Mr. Kasich's more potent distinction, his strategists believe, is his optimism.
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Miller's perseverance has given Rangers Coach Alain Vigneault reason for optimism.
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And he guided that plan into place with his quintessential optimism.
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"The market is buying into that sense of optimism," he said.
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But perhaps some of the retail optimism could stabilize the stock.
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These fairs were predicated on optimism and the betterment of society.
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However, the November BofAML fund manager survey actually indicates some optimism.
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It has soared 36% thanks to optimism about its cloud business.
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These ambitious deadlines stem from Musk's eternal optimism, according to Vance.
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We have a good one coming, full of optimism and accomplishment.
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Markets initially cheered the ceasefire, but that optimism was short-lived.
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A robust U.S. jobs report also added to broader market optimism.
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No. But it clearly kickstarted something, and that optimism hasn't disappeared.
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The Speaker's public words do not appear to support that optimism.
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The company has also been a beneficiary of increasing economic optimism.
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Receding optimism on the U.S.-China trade talks also dampened sentiment.
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Trump showed optimism Monday morning about breaking the impasse with China.
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What you and I take for granted, they coveted. Optimism. Hope.
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Other banks were more vague, but offered some glimmers of optimism.
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That optimism on pay comes amid another lagging year in performance.
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"We see there is some reason for optimism," Mattis told lawmakers.
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Do you think that optimism is crucial to the show's success?
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Since the election, the surge in economic optimism has been striking.
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The overgrown ferns were my mother's optimism, her joy and humor.
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All these years later, that optimism is but a distant memory.
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In energy markets, oil prices rose on the broader market optimism.
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What is it about Amazon that gives rise to such optimism?
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In the longer term, their main source of optimism is copper.
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Bernie Sanders Sunday, he voiced cautious optimism for his candidate's chances.
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Kass isn't going to give up her optimism and inclusive values.
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Choose to live your own life with relentless love and optimism.
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Yet despite the apparent optimism around cannabis, the feelings aren't universal.
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These are individuals, who exemplify warmth, empathy, teamwork, conscientiousness, and optimism.
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In his meeting with Mr. Abe, however, Mr. Trump projected optimism.
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But is optimism really the key to a healthier, happier life?
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That stoked some optimism, helping U.S. shares cut losses on Thursday.
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There's reason for optimism but there's also reason to be worried.
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All I need is some chalk and a dose of optimism.
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Optimism about the mining industry is a remarkable turnaround in itself.
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The other thing that appeals to me, weirdly, is his optimism.
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There are wild cards that could dampen some of the optimism.
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Despite all this, Matejka and his team see room for optimism.
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It's a test of the scope to rein in his optimism.
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There was also little optimism on show on the US side.
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This was meant to be a moment of optimism in Yemen.
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That comment stoked optimism around a potential rate cut in July.
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The story of mobile phones in Africa greatly fuelled his optimism.
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Were falling asset prices to puncture consumers' optimism, growth might suffer.
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Yet most will profess cautious optimism about the long-term future.
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There are many reasons for pessimism and one for guarded optimism.
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Such optimism was supported by disappointing private payrolls data released Wednesday.
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How did you find the strength and optimism to overcome that?
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But now they are finally seeing some modest grounds for optimism.
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LIGO recently underwent an upgrade, which is cause for the optimism.
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"Erwin always radiated confidence, optimism and joie de vivre," she says.
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"It really represents this drag on confidence and optimism," she said.
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RARELY do optimism and North Korea belong in the same breath.
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But today I bring you at least one reason for optimism.
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We needed a shot of optimism here, and we got it.
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Optimism among 29m small firms is near an all-time high.
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It is a quiet optimism that remains typical of modern China.
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Optimism surged among small firms after Mr Trump won the election.
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This was a reflection of the optimism in the stock market.
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As a downturn in manufacturing usually spreads to services, optimism waned.
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But optimism has rarely proven a winning bet for the SPD.
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Besides the trade optimism, seasonality is also on the bull's side.
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For all that, Mr Diniz is not alone in his optimism.
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But they should consider what their optimism implies for the future.
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Is there any room for optimism alongside this kind of modeling?
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"The evidence so far gives little basis for optimism," they conclude.
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I'm an optimist and even I can't generate much optimism now.
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It was something they personally had no shortage of: pure optimism.
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Positioning data also indicated some degree of optimism on the currency.
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High on a wave of optimism, I scheduled a second visit.
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Ma even had a note of relative optimism for new parents.
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Yet, Falkenhäll saved some optimism for those with a longer horizon.
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It is the search for magic and the preservation of optimism.
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If you want hopeful optimism, watch a TED Talk or Oprah.
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Other reports this week added to optimism of a trade deal.
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Trump's potentially postponing the March deadline also added to the optimism.
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Another market watcher did not express as much optimism as Siegel.
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Those that shifted to Democrats had higher life satisfaction and optimism.
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That vote reflected more an amorphous sense of optimism under Reagan.
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Ito: I totally agree—I love the optimism of Star Trek.
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Or what do you think has been driving the recent optimism?
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The mood, at least right now, is one of cautious optimism.
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Optimism among euro zone manufacturers about future business is also surging.
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Commodity markets showed signs of optimism about global economic growth prospects.
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There is considerably less optimism regarding the share sale outside Italy.
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A JPMorgan spokeswoman expressed cautious optimism after the Downing Street talks.
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Reactions on Twitter ranged from cautious optimism to outright face palm.
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And yet, for all its benefits, optimism has a dark side.
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A careful read of Carolina's season reveals some reasons for optimism.
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This has led to "remarkable optimism" in the South, Kelly writes.
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Hui, however, said that recent data offer some cause for optimism.
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To Cryan, these kinds of microbial approaches are reason for optimism.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Kuroda expressed guarded optimism about the price trend.
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The optimism on markets came despite mixed news from economic indicators.
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He asks graduates to adopt an "attitude" of optimism and involvement.
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It's part of the inherent optimism in dance music's reliable rhythms.
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I'm constantly surprised by the spirit and optimism of the makers.
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Similarly, even the discouraged Monden's message is one of fundamental optimism.
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The fewer mentions of Trump, then, could reflect diminished political optimism.
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China optimism is baked in in terms of the trade accord.
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Here, however, are six causes for optimism, from a left perspective.
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Consumer optimism is a fragile phenomenon and can easily turn sour.
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President Trump on Thursday expressed optimism about the House healthcare vote.
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There are positive policy options that can restore growth and optimism.
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There is cautious optimism, however, that a turnaround may be imminent.
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Optimism over his ability to roll back regulations boosted the group.
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Several experts agree this optimism surrounding the job market is warranted.
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Optimism about trade talks has supported investor risk appetite this week.
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Instead, we get a big old dose of Lopez flavored optimism.
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You mentioned a need for "radical optimism" at your book party.
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Now their co-operation is perhaps the main reason for optimism.
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Only time can tell, but there are reasons for moderate optimism.
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Hyp's optimism would have made her an excellent teenage Tumblr philosopher.
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But what they're really selling is optimism and confidence: Trust us.
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Over the horizon lie some reasons for optimism about Atlantic City.
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Through it all, you can hear an optimism, a renewed hunger.
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However, optimism on trade rooted in the Trump statements later faded.
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Democratic optimism is tempered by Arizona's long history of voting Republican.
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When discussing optimism, your "expectations kind of dictate outcomes," he says.
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You've spurred an optimism in this country that is setting records.
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And the recent history of the Republicans adds to his optimism.
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Champagne bottles were uncorked, optimism was wild, and hopes were high.
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Higher July inflation, posted on Wednesday, also contributed to investor optimism.
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That's why the lack of progressive optimism is so keenly felt.
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Optimism surges in a bubble, then tanks when a recession hits.
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Despite such optimism, passage of the California measure is not certain.
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But the overall mood surrounding the initiative is one of optimism.
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Compassionate conservatism works well in an environment of optimism and abundance.
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It feels like now more than ever we need his optimism.
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Several analysts expressed optimism over the company's Amazon Prime price hike.
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The success of the Leave campaign lies with its sunny optimism.
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They found hope or at least optimism, thinly veiled in superstition.
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"Fortunately there is some slight optimism," the team said on Twitter.
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But there are things happening that might give cause for optimism.
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But both have an optimism that blinds them to inconvenient truths.
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And, with the last of my optimism, to count on them.
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We need your optimism right now because things are super bad.
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That was when the dolphins greeted them, and their optimism swelled.
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And the plan's optimism on costs and revenues could be wrong.
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Nor have they acknowledged the ties between business optimism and spending.
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With two timeouts remaining, there was optimism in the Giants' huddle.
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Jo would have maintained her optimism despite all that has happened.
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Fast-forward nine years and it appears my optimism was misplaced.
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Great optimism in America – and the results will be even better!
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But many things could smash whatever optimism exists in the markets.
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Following the meeting, Trump expressed optimism about denuclearization in North Korea.
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But some managers urged caution on the investment optimism around Trump.
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High levels of optimism indicate a selling opportunity and vice versa.
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Optimism among middle market businesses is also at a record high.
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That capitalist ethos at least gave Republicans a future-oriented optimism.
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But that optimism is unlikely to prove contagious among that group.
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However, there's some optimism that the selling will be short-lived.
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Souaré responds to the question with optimism: "No problem!" he says.
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Luckin Coffee typifies the optimism evident in China's start-up scene.
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They're bringing fundamental optimism back to the center of American life.
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Gates isn't the only billionaire to recognize the importance of optimism.
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Small business optimism among our entrepreneurs is also rising this year.
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Alonso said the court's decision was a blow to their optimism.
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No optimism and lack of credit and housing collapses, down 40%.
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But optimism over the tax bill might still bring holiday cheer.
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Feelings of optimism and wonder can be worth quite a lot.
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Despite the optimism, economists and industry leaders warn that risks remain.
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No wonder small business optimism is at an all-time high.
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The gloom contrasted with the misplaced optimism of the previous year.
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The government and rebels expressed optimism over the deal on Saturday.
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But that's not the largest slide in optimism across demographic groups.
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Policymakers showed signs of optimism given that inflation expectations stopped falling.
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What's missing from both is a sense of forward-looking optimism.
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Consumer optimism has reached the highest level in almost two decades.
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Your optimism is wonderful, Sag, but keep it in check today!
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The case for optimism runs through public opinion — especially among Democrats.
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I guess there's a kind of wistful optimism in that attitude.
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Our blockbuster video games are plagued with the optimism of gameplay.
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Yet, despite the optimism, genome sequencing doesn't provide answers for everyone.
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President Trump has greeted the news with cautious optimism on Twitter.
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Great level of confidence and optimism - even before tax plan rollout!
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Just leaving DC after #McCainsFuneral and am filled with optimism & determination.
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However, he did not express optimism that Trump would step down.
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With their determination, optimism and patriotism, Ukrainians continue to defy expectations.
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But not all K-pop stars have shared the same optimism.
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However, the CBO did not have the same optimism about revenues.
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The high optimism among fund managers correlates with other investor surveys.
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Yet there is optimism for things to improve in the country.
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Earlier Supreme Court decisions should give Mr. Carpenter reasons for optimism.
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President Trump expressed optimism that lawmakers would eventually reach a deal.
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Yet my optimism had been seriously tested and sustained long before.
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With the same sad optimism, we agreed we would remain friends.
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Optimism bias dominated Trump's initial messaging about the outbreak of coronavirus.
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Ratcliffe, however, voiced cautious optimism about his chances of being confirmed.
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Many coupled their disappointment at the outcome in Argentina with optimism.
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But there is reason for optimism that this number will grow.
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Had investor optimism waned, or was the supply of founders dwindling?
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This sort of techno-optimism needs to die on the vine.
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SE, sank but most banks rose, a sign of economic optimism.
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For the first time in a decade, there is cautious optimism.
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The scientists involved in this research are proceeding with cautious optimism.
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But for all his thumbs-up optimism, Mickelson is a realist.
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Yet the new data offer some optimism about the fertility picture.
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Tuesday's performance, unusually, lacked heart, and the work's optimism felt forced.
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But I soon recognized fierce optimism in nearly everyone I met.
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A great spirit of optimism is sweeping and you see it.
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We tend to think of optimism as a form of naivté.
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I see her optimism not as naive but rather as visionary.
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American cultural optimism is one of the greatest lies ever told.
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Not every black story fosters a sense of success or optimism.
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Mr. Musk's fans see him as a model of aggressive optimism.
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But the optimism was derived from a tremendous sense of relief.
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We can't have premature optimism that puts people's lives at risk.
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"If optimism ever was like an emergency, it's now," she said.
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There's that pent up optimism for how we can change ourselves.
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Still, neither side has expressed optimism that relations will improve soon.
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The challenges are real, but there is every reason for optimism.
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We fight, we overcome, we have passion, optimism, a generous spirit.
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Despite the city's tattered history, Joseph Jingoli is brimming with optimism.
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For most of our history, an American export was youthful optimism.
|
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But in an industry known for irrational optimism, skepticism now abounds.
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But then I watch Fox's opinion side and my optimism vanishes.
|
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The president projected optimism as global markets reeled over coronavirus risks.
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Since then, however, some of that optimism among investors has faded.
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The mood in Kyiv is one of cautious optimism, not agony.
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Our country was built on a mix of optimism and realism.
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There are plenty of heroes here, yet only a little optimism.
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SS: But I'm just trying to counter your optimism, as well.
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What is continuing to drive the optimism among CEOs right now?
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It expresses, tentatively and not without pain, a kind of optimism.
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But I'm skeptical that these things signal some reason for optimism.
|
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Overnight stateside, stocks on Wall Street rose amid the trade optimism.
|
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On Thursday morning, Trump signaled optimism about an agreement with China.
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The market might not share the Fed's optimism on the economy.
|
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But for all the warnings, there are numerous reasons for optimism.
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For Mr. Trump, it was a day to emphasize the optimism.
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For Mr. Trump, it was a day to emphasize the optimism.
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Warthen was looking ahead four hitters, at Curtis Granderson, with optimism.
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Back then, American TV shone with a veneer of peak optimism.
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He expressed optimism about the GOP's ability to hold the seat.
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An alternate history in progress, one rooted in a fundamental optimism.
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It is easy to imagine that optimism starting a virtuous cycle.
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These manufacturing sector figures, however, could temper some of that optimism.
|
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Tuesday's optimism in the homebuilders wasn't limited to KB Home, either.
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Only about 25% of optimism is programmed by our genes anyway.
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The optimism from investors masks a continued gloom among insiders, however.
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When they spoke of their ambitions, I cautioned them against optimism.
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The rest of us attributed her optimism to desperate wishful thinking.
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When optimism about race relations wanes, so does adulation of Lincoln.
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"You never lose your sense of optimism," Manager Bruce Bochy said.
|
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Rachman's book concludes with some optimism about the West's continuing influence.
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"There's a real optimism and positivity to Frank's work," Nothdruft says.
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I have never seen more optimism than what I saw recently.
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My resistance to optimism, never formidable, dissolves by the "Wonderland" preface.
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So here was what the American public saw in Philadelphia: Optimism.
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According to Gates, the issue he oversaw is all about optimism.
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The market plunge reflects waning optimism about economic and profit growth.
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Eskandar, the Egyptian technologist, believes there is still room for optimism.
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A reading above 100 shows optimism, while below that indicates pessimism.
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"He continued: "Of course, we are not talking about 'blind' optimism.
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The next several months will determine how much optimism is warranted.
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BUT THE OVERALL MESSAGE HERE IS JUST ONE OF SHEER OPTIMISM.
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Others, however, attribute the market optimism to Trump's proposed tax reforms.
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You are struck by their openness, their optimism and their patience.
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But Republican officials are increasingly expressing optimism about the Kentucky contest.
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It's not just "Grand Theft Auto" that is driving investor optimism.
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But something just happened that should give us a little optimism.
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That optimism reflects a broadly positive economic outlook for Asia Pacific.
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Jails are transitory places, at the crossroads of optimism and despair.
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And that new optimism could keep propelling stocks higher, analysts said.
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There are two things we don't do well: optimism and irony.
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Even so, optimism remains — and not everyone is calling it quits.
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"Optimism is a core principle of good leadership," Iger tells Cramer.
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After years of dispiriting news, you can't begrudge them some optimism.
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How's this for optimism ... Dana White says the Conor McGregor vs.
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You came into the year with a little too much optimism.
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There are even some reasons for optimism among the Cincinnati pitchers.
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So no, it's not a great time for idealism and optimism.
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Even though the material is dark, there's some optimism in it.
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Optimism waned after few such firms demonstrated they could operate profitably.
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He references economist Paul Romer's well-known metaphor: Blind optimism is a child expecting his parents to build him a treehouse; conditional optimism is a child confident he can build a treehouse if given the tools.
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Having conducted surveys in many other African nations, Wike concludes that optimism in South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya is somewhat representative of what he has seen elsewhere in Africa, particularly in terms of long-term economic optimism.
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Despite the growing optimism, Greece remains a risky bet and more than one fund manager's optimism has proved misplaced in the past — not least John Paulson, who incorrectly said the country's recession would bottom out in 2013.
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MOYNIHAN: I THINK THERE WILL BE IMMEDIATELY IMPACT AND THAT PEOPLE WILL HAVE THE OPTIMISM WHICH IS BUILT AROUND IT FULFILLED, WHICH HAS BEEN REALLY PART OF THE PROBLEM FOR MANY POLICY DECISIONS, THE OPTIMISM WASN'T FULFILLED.
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It was the height of big-tent Republicanism, an era when democratic optimism at home melded with democratic optimism abroad: a sense that popular democracy could not only win elections, but could also win the Cold War.
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We have a beginner's mind and we have a sense of optimism for future, and we're going to cultivate that optimism and we're going to manifest it into our business because that is how we operate here.
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Resurgent optimism about the future of U.S. trade policy, along with a surprise spike in optimism about technological changes, helped lift confidence among small business owners, according to the fourth-quarter 2019 CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey.
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However, he continued to express optimism that he would eventually be president.
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In the cash conundrum, we might find a modest reason for optimism.
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Despite his optimism, Cruz faces a massive uphill battle in the state.
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I remember that as, generally, a time of optimism, compared to today.
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People I spoke with that night were full of energy and optimism.
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Then, Eleanor damns the couple for the foreseeable future with blind optimism.
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The optimism lasted for all of an hour after the open, though.
|
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The optimism in Russia since Trump's victory has at times seemed tangible.
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"Corrections happen when there's excessive optimism and low volatility, " he said Oct.
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There is prevailing optimism across the economy which bodes well for 2000.
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So, tonight though, here in Singapore, there&aposs optimism in the air.
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Instilling optimism about their personal outlook is essential to an expanding economy.
|
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With all that in mind, there are two important reasons for optimism.
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But the central bank's optimism could raise expectations for a May hike.
|
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Despite the optimism, some analysts expressed caution over deepening discounts in December.
|
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But See You Yesterday walks a delicate line between optimism and tragedy.
|
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Optimism has increased that Washington could reach a deal with Beijing soon.
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She is bringing the kind of optimism we all need right now.
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Such optimism has also emboldened stock punters to boost their leveraged bets.
|
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At last year's convention, the mood was one of cautious, surprised optimism.
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He's outwardly prickly but secretly empathetic, grounding Kit's willful eccentricity and optimism.
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But despite that optimism, Sanders lost by more than 30 points there.
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A further reason for optimism is the talks that continue in Brussels.
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Margot Sanger-Katz Here's an indicator of prosperity and optimism: the birthrate.
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Replacing "horses" with "humans" in that sentence shouldn't inspire much more optimism.
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In the end, voters – regardless of party – look for optimism and hope.
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Across the Capitol, senators also offered cautious optimism about the FCC plans.
|
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Nor did Trump's policy statements give his critics much room for optimism.
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That suggests reasons for optimism—as well as lessons for the West.
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That leads to a second reason for optimism: the nature of work.
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A third reason for optimism is that automation should also encourage demand.
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"I have to find optimism, or I'd just lose it," he says.
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He's using the latest CME Group data as his gauge of optimism.
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In the optimism and the creativity that stirs the hearts of individuals.
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There's too much optimism about where the technology is today, he added.
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THE GLOBAL economic mood has taken to whipsawing between gloom and optimism.
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The optimism comes amid a dark period for Netflix and its peers.
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HEMMER: Yes, but did he express a level of optimism with you?
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As in "The Force", the Fords' optimism was built on incomplete foundations.
|
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Such optimism is hard to summon after two decades of accelerating decline.
|
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One proud vaping advocate, however, had a far different reaction: Cautious optimism.
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The Old Lady of Threadneedle Street might temper some of that optimism.
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They dismiss the optimism of consumers and bosses as sentiment, not substance.
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That means risk of downward revision to the current optimism on earnings.
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Do you have optimism for the future, given that this movement's happened?
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Optimism is like a cognitive evaluation and positive emotion is about happiness.
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The big picture: Tuesday's outcome shows renewed investor optimism about Snap's prospects.
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Analysts said Trump's comments provided some optimism about an eventual trade agreement.
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The cautious optimism failed to lift Chinese blue chips , which fell 21%.
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"Our mission is to refresh the world and spread optimism," he added.
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The interview took place at the Rakuten Optimism conference in Yokohama, Japan.
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Analysts said the euro has been a casualty of recent dollar optimism.
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Brazil – which is currently in the Olympics spotlight – is also attracting optimism.
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Tiffany Haddish is taking her optimism to The Angry Birds Movie 2.
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But it owes something, too, to optimism about the bank's digital prowess.
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These are troubling times for psychology, but there's also reason for optimism.
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Factories are benefiting from greater consumer and business optimism since the elections.
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Retirements are one barometer of a party's optimism about the cycle ahead.
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A strong report from FedEx would reinforce optimism that growth is accelerating.
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But that optimism largely depends on guidance from companies in coming weeks.
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Optimism and hope for a better future shift as our times shift.
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London's 2012 evoked a feelgood factor before domestic politics reversed that optimism.
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S. trade unsettled the market optimism that followed a U.S.-Mexico deal.
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CHECK. Unbridled optimism without a ton of evidence to account for it?
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Twenty-five years on, that optimism is no longer justified—it's necessary.
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Yet somehow, WIRED's optimism didn't come across as saccharine, but as swaggering.
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DO YOU SEE THAT SORT OF OPTIMISM IN YOUR BUSINESS LINES ALREADY?
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The cost of regulation: Wall Street has evidence to support its optimism.
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Goldman also points to optimism surrounding Helix, the company's advanced analytics platform.
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We think it's going to cause a second wave of earnings optimism.
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But Democratic optimism is also based on a pessimism about the economy.
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It was the 2016 presidential results that gave Democrats reason for optimism.
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Advocates across the board expressed a range of cautious optimism as well.
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The bullish sentiment in markets comes amid wider optimism about economic growth.
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But for business-owners like Satish Jindel, that optimism may soon fade.
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But where he was vague in details, he was full of optimism.
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This week's earnings numbers will show whether all that optimism is merited.
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Just like any good pain killer, optimism soothes without treating the disease.
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At work, optimism can even have the opposite effect of its intention.
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Still, recent trends have given many golfers a renewed sense of optimism.
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Ivanka Trump's involvement with the issue is still cause for some optimism.
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But for Biggio and Woodman, early days are a time for optimism.
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Some of the optimism about thousands of extra jobs is also overdone.
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Still, the talk has spurred great optimism among transportation advocates and investors.
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Optimism about a U.S.-China trade deal also helped prices to rally.
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People were polite, and their emails contained an aura of sweet optimism.
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Optimism was underpinned by U.S. officials concluding "constructive" trade talks in Beijing.
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Despite the hurdles, there is plenty of optimism surrounding "La French Tech".
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He warned that the wider economic environment did not inspire much optimism.
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And eventually, their optimism — if not their original ambition — was borne out.
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That was Reagan's way -- adapt when necessary and press forward with optimism.
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The brilliant new ideas, enthusiasm, optimism, work ethic, and ambition is infectious.
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And new technologies are giving other content providers reason for cautious optimism.
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And Wall Street's Trump-induced optimism is running thinner by the day.
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"I look with optimism to autumn," Merkel said, referring to North Macedonia.
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However, judging from other recent mergers, there is little cause for optimism.
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Here are seven reasons optimism beats pessimism every day of the week.
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S. trade tensions offset optimism fuelled by Wall Street's fresh highs overnight.
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Leonardo DiCaprio went for wide-eyed optimism in his Golden Globes speech.
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But, buoyed by opposition to Trump, optimism on the left remains high.
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But actually, the study found optimism had no influence over mortality rates.
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Despite Schumer's optimism for the bill, in the Senate at least, Sen.
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While his optimism was abundant, the likelihood of success may be low.
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For them, she lives on as an eternal beacon of youthful optimism.
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But it's a process -- and stated optimism -- that ignores two important realities.
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When it comes to planning for the future, however, that optimism fades.
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They could dash people's sense of community, their optimism about human nature.
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But early optimism that this would be an easy race is evaporating.
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A chapter that described concrete proposals to make Purdy's optimism real, or
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Optimism and confidence abound for the future of the record bull market.
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Klobuchar and Warner expressed optimism that more Republicans would support the plan.
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The optimism has returned — the sun is once again rising over America.
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The current optimism stems from recent breakthroughs in the field of immunotherapy.
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Yet small business optimism has surged since the election of Donald Trump.
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If their optimism shines through then there is nothing to worry about.
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Golub's optimism comes at a time when the mood is otherwise downbeat.
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This is the type of optimism only available in desperate Canadian markets.
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Now a deadly raid by al Qaeda militants has shaken that optimism.
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But early Thursday, the sense of optimism and symbolism approached euphoric levels.
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Still, despite the optimism, Gibbons and the team won't rush him back.
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Rising economic optimism dented gold, which fell 0.5% to $1,503 per ounce.
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Many negotiators expressed optimism that a deal could be reached, but Rep.
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We're rich in ideas, and rich in optimism, and rich in prosperity.
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Democrats should utilize this momentum and optimism to address several key issues.
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Koreans so far have responded with overwhelming optimism to Donald Trump's June
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My optimism is not just about our policies in the Middle East.
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Pompeo, however, has expressed a sense of cautious optimism about Kim's intentions.
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There is no doubt that such a meeting gives ground for optimism.
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As a result, the economy is booming and economic optimism is surging.
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Grassley is not the only lawmaker lacking optimism about the bill's future.
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Their swift response offers more than just a dose of cheerful optimism.
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The 2020 Democratic field splits into two rough camps: anger vs. optimism.
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Other delegates shared his optimism that Kushner's "economy first" approach could work.
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That's because of that lack of optimism about the market right now.
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It is optimism in their belief that they go to better themselves.
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"I guess there's optimism that (the state is) making progress," he said.
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Net investment optimism was in negative territory in Hong Kong and Japan.
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It was a distinctly minority view in that apex of technological optimism.
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It's part of their everyday reality, but one they view with optimism.
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"You need to have that optimism in this speech," Mr. Cox said.
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Recent events are making it increasingly difficult to hold onto that optimism.
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Radical optimism and outsider thinking make partisan warriors wary of ideological mushiness.
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And it's not faith and optimism that's just words and talking points.
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Higher July inflation, posted on Wednesday, also contributed to the marginal optimism.
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"We've gone from pessimism to optimism," Fox News host Laura Ingraham said.
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So on the surface, the collaboration was part racial optimism, part rapprochement.
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Tax reform was the main driving force for optimism in markets stateside.
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But there's universal optimism about the program among experts I've spoken with.
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Dr. Vaupel bases his optimism on the trends in survival since 1115.
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However, disappointing results from Google-parent Alphabet offset some of that optimism.
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"His rival for prime minister, Jeremy Hunt, accuses him of "peddling optimism.
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Still, Swan saw some optimism for the second half of the year.
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Signs from congressional leaders don't leave much room for such optimism, however.
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But for others in Havana's colonial-era streets, Obama's visit inspired optimism.
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Some Democrats voiced cautious optimism about the new version of the bill.
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"Despite this setback, consumer optimism among German citizens remains high," Buerkl added.
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On some level, the temerity of England's optimism is kind of adorable.
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There was money and hope and giddiness and great music and optimism.
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It maintains a neutral perspective, finding empowerment not in optimism, but pragmatism.
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Moby's stubborn optimism is pretty much gone by the end of Porcelain.
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Assuming much beyond that requires a hefty dollop of guesswork – and optimism.
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Unlike the early years, we're working from a base of optimism today.
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Starting today, we'll get to see if that optimism is well-founded.
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But his main goal is to disrupt the music industry with optimism.
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Voters are more forgiving when they have jobs, wage growth and optimism.
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Levine seemingly had the power to give many parents cause for optimism.
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There were, however, reasons for optimism in a loss for the Steelers.
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Not all the guests seemed to come away with the same optimism.
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Slotkin expressed optimism at a news conference that the legislation will advance.
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The Falcons (1-493) had their optimism eliminated from the get-go.
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His optimism hardly reflected the true state of affairs in the industry.
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Not everyone shares his optimism about music's power to bring strangers together.
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In the year 2020, optimism is embarrassing and breeziness is politically unfashionable.
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But that optimism is fading as the economic disruptions intensify, he said.
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But some members of Mr. Trump's economic team are tempering their optimism.
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In other words, they fought hard — and with definite cause for optimism.
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I'm only arguing that optimism about 2020 makes more sense than pessimism.
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Officials' growing optimism tracks with the expectations of many Wall Street analysts.
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Spicer NOT repeating the White House's earlier optimism on health care vote.
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It's a tactical, tenacious, cleareyed optimism, in the tradition of the Rev.
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Now it seems like trade deal optimism is back in the air.
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Optimism is not generally thought cool, and it is often thought foolish.
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The movement, "Spirited," maintains a sybaritic optimism even through emotional U-turns.
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Bob Corker (R-TN) voiced tepid optimism on Pompeo and Haspel's confirmations.
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The singer's optimism is contagious, and his schoolboy-like wonder is jubilant.
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Now for some economic optimism — or at least an absence of pessimism.
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Despite these worrisome signs, some Republican leaders saw reason for measured optimism.
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But he added that optimism has returned in the past two years.
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The America I know is full of courage, and optimism, and ingenuity.
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His view contrasts with recent optimism from some economists and central bankers.
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Industry analysts expressed optimism that those initiatives would, in fact, now end.
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After the optimism of the early internet, we now face grave uncertainty.
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Those, at least, brought a little bit of optimism to the day.
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But there is also reason to be skeptical of the campaign's optimism.
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"There was this incredible optimism," Navigant Research's Sam Abuelsamid told the Times.
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For Björk, it's "a love letter to enthusiasm and optimism," she said.
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The best predictor of optimism is not income level, the polls suggest.
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But one of the country's top health officials cautioned against over-optimism.
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We should go into any talks with clear eyes and cautious optimism.
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Voters can either be animated by hope or fear, optimism or angst.
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Yet there is optimism around the Browns and new coach Kevin Stefanski.
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They are also attempts at optimism—one day, this will be over.
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Biden 2020 stands for a different kind of optimism, a darkened and
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Such optimism indicates a voter is more likely to actually turn out.
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" Then she added, with a dollop of optimism, "Hopefully people will understand.
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But my optimism and motivation didn't survive my walk out the door.
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They did so without having any official numbers to back their optimism.
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Despite that drop, many stock analysts expressed optimism about the company's future.
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It's either a sign of optimism or obliviousness; it's unclear yet which.
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Optimism tends not to be a default position for a foreign correspondent.
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Still, the roundup seems to have lost some of its previous optimism.
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A self-described "goofball," she usually engaged people with humor and optimism.
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Experts, however, caution against reading too much into any sense of optimism.
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In China, initial optimism about Mr. Trump is giving way to skepticism.
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Glimmers of optimism are appropriate in each case, but so is vigilance.
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In an environment of financial market optimism, ensuring financial resilience is imperative.
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Other GOP observers claimed to hold that same sense of cautious optimism.
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This sort of misguided optimism can be dangerous, depending on the context.
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But Collier said her team's late season performance was cause for optimism.
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Warren Buffett's newfound optimism for the airline industry appears to have grown.
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Your optimism allowed you to move forward rather than wallow in sorrow.
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But Beyond Blue is more acquainted with optimism, hope, passion, and appreciation.
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A few years after the agreement, optimism seems like a trickier proposition.
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There's a push-pull of dire prophesying and optimism in the air.
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RICK WELTS: I think there's some real optimism in our locker room.
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Though Anzora seemed genuinely happy, I occasionally spotted fissures in his optimism.
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American can-do optimism assumes all problems can and should be solved.
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This sort of reflection will boost optimism, gratitude and your overall happiness.
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Her speech reflected a resilient optimism; a determination to triumph over tribulation.
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Yet both outcomes are unlikely, and reality is draining my ocean optimism.
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J.P. Morgan analysts also voiced optimism about sales of the new iPhones.
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Your optimism in general is being tested—it's time to be realistic.
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That optimism was conveyed to employees at the corporate headquarters in Topeka.
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With activity thriving and new orders flooding in, their optimism also increased.
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Stocks have been buoyed by optimism around the deal for weeks now.
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They'd allowed for my otherwise unjustifiable optimism to feel rooted in reality.
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Second, scaring business into action sits uneasily with Mr Johnson's pathological optimism.
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While the effects of this transformation are uncertain, optimism is not unwarranted.
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Both major parties have expressed optimism heading into the 2628 midterm elections.
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Now the sidewalks have foot traffic, and optimism is in the air.
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Both entailed a mixture of cynicism and naïveté, cruel optimism and myopia.
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They were amused by my optimism, but they didn't really buy it.
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As concerns mount, Facebook has shifted from optimism to a defensive crouch.
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But Uber's business incentives lend credence to Ms. Kapor Klein's guarded optimism.
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"We're seeing increased optimism," Hassett said, citing rising wages and strong hiring.
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Optimism has been rising among investors that an agreement can be reached.
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But transportation shares jumped nearly 2 percent, reflecting optimism toward the sector.
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Across the country, farmers are expressing renewed optimism and investing in equipment.
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The reward is a much more rational level of optimism among investors.
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Despite Tranovich's optimism, there still aren't many sex toys on the platform.
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This level of optimism applies to everything in life, not just retirement.
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It takes optimism on the part of both policy makers and workers.
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I missed her optimism and her endless enthusiasm for gossip and chocolate.
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Protests have diminished, and optimism that any change will come has evaporated.
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It's easy to lean towards cynicism and neglect inspiration as needless optimism.
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For Fred, creating is an expression of optimism, an act of faith.
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But it was the final two victories which provided reasons for optimism.
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Finally, we got fresh evidence that optimism is a life-giving quality.
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Pelosi expressed cautious optimism after achieving the unexpected victory in Wednesday's talks.
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Mr. Macron aimed to encourage this optimism about the future on Monday.
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One could say that it has the disenchanting optimism of the blues.
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But optimism for a striking a grand deal is rapidly fading. Sen.
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This is a crucial difference — and it is also grounds for optimism.
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Yet the long view of American history still offers reason for optimism.
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That optimism is what moves me most in a work of literature.
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On Sunday afternoon, several senators emerged from Collins' office expressing cautious optimism.
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The book weaves images of resilience and optimism with those of despair.
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Spurring the current optimism are a series of recent hot tech floats.
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Deep down, I knew the answer, but I naively maintained my optimism.
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Can we describe Wired magazine as the home for clear-eyed optimism?
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But, almost instantly, the optimism of that latter possibility came crashing down.
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Unless there's a reversal of those conditions, there's reason for continued optimism.
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I think the right take here is some version of cautious optimism.
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The economic flyaround • Reasons for doubt about the Trump administration's economic optimism.
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"A lot of this has to do with psychological and emotional factors" — like "optimism bias" (Most people with this condition will die, but not my mom) or "performative optimism" (If we maintain hope, our mom will get better).
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But there is also now biological evidence to suggest that optimism can have a direct impact on health, which should encourage both the medical profession and individuals to do more to foster optimism as a potential health benefit.
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Both musicals, viewed alongside the soaring success and equally soaring optimism of Hamilton and the revival of A Color Purple, are reminders that Broadway musical audiences still typically prefer their politics encased in a healthy shell of optimism.
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I don't want to talk about Deutsche Bank specifically, but I want to make a contrast between still what we're hearing from the European banks, the optimism that we see on the US banks, and you share that optimism.
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For these higher levels of optimism to continue, however, the Trump administration must deliver on campaign promises of tax reform and decreased regulations, two of the driving forces behind this renewed sense of optimism among businesses of all sizes.
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He cites the economist Paul Romer, who distinguishes the "complacent optimism" of a child waiting for presents with the "conditional optimism" of a child who wants a treehouse, and gets hold of the wood and nails to make one.
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A democracy relies on optimism, but the very wealthy are the only people who have any reason to enter the new year in a state of optimism, and their giddiness won't last through even the first quarter of 2018.
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"We were oversold and we bounced," said Jeff James, a portfolio manager at Driehaus Capital Management in Chicago, crediting the optimism about actions from the Fed and optimism about Congress' stimulus bill for the rally earlier in the week.
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Candidly, I don't have great optimism here, but change has to start somewhere.
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For now, let's just savor a little optimism where we can find it.
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The real test is if firms translate their optimism into far more investment.
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And for a novel that builds upon history, that optimism diverges from precedent.
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The Russian President also expressed optimism at warming relations between the two nations.
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Industry executives have expressed optimism about the prospect of consolidation on earnings calls.
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But I think Chris [Brown] is right in that optimism sells even less.
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So, I just wanted to reassure you that Jane's optimism will rise up.
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I think of the more open places in the painting as representing optimism.
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Investors had been feeling some optimism toward Macy's heading into the holiday season.
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Still, he ultimately expressed optimism that China's leaders will keep their economy together.
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IT IS HARD to summon significant optimism when looking at the world economy.
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Still, if there's real optimism to be found, it's on the state level.
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Optimism among independents doubled but it fell by more than half for Democrats.
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Optimism among independents doubled but it fell by more than half for Democrats.
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Together, we can build a culture that's all about optimism, equality, and empathy.
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But to use the language of techno-optimism: "There's an app for that!"
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Small business optimism rebounded last month to the best level since the fall.
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The new study could take some of the air out of their optimism.
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Such optimism comes as investors are increasingly worried about a global economic slowdown.
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Perhaps this growing optimism at week's end will prove to be wishful thinking.
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It was not the first time U.S. intelligence clashed with the president's optimism.
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Nonetheless, there is some optimism from certain market watchers, including analysts at Nomura.
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Optimism for 'more universal suffrage' Popular elections are a long way off, however.
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All this gushing optimism is for nought, at least for the time being?
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FOX NEWS POLLS Record approval of Trump on economy, optimism on North Korea .
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The spike in rates, ironically, is in part a reflection of consumer optimism.
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Still, his early optimism about the iPhone means the markets listen to him.
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There is cautious optimism within the travel industry that the arrangement can work.
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Now, in a different world, Fukuyama's philosophical optimism is more strained than ever.
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Is there anyplace where the tech news is radiant with old-fashioned optimism?
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"There's optimism about progress in the ongoing U.S.-China trade talks," she added.
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Guo had expressed optimism about his mission prior to setting sail last week.
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Charoen Wangananont, president of the Association of Thai Travel Agents echoed that optimism.
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This led the team in a different and sort of radical direction: optimism.
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The last few bursts of optimism about the global economy all petered out.
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Brazil's real surged 1.1%, fueled by the optimism linked to the reform proposal.
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In February, he expressed optimism that the Senate could still work with Trump.
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The first thing you'll notice about author R.J. Palacio is her incredible optimism.
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Tech leaders' fundamental optimism might be genuine, but it is also socially scripted.
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Optimism over the outlook for the world's second-largest economy has improved recently.
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Some analysts cautioned however that the new found optimism might be short-lived.
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Optimism, however, has been tempered by concerns about the nature of the revival.
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Krzanich offered some optimism and said that PCs aren't going to disappear entirely.
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The improved performance of emerging-market bonds reflects, in part, greater economic optimism.
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It also boosted many economists' optimism about China's ability to sustain rapid growth.
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The second and more significant reason for the Lib Dems' optimism is Brexit.
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But in 2018, such unbridled optimism about the internet is hard to trust.
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This correspondent found himself gripped by a disconcerting mix of optimism and pessimism.
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A strong second-quarter earnings season has fuelled optimism about U.S. economic strength.
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Expectations of a worldwide wave of central bank easing added to investors' optimism.
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And any optimism these days feels like a gift, so thank you, Lorena.
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As is the optimism and upbeat demeanor that defined his campaign for governor.
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Initially, Parker said, the optimism was warranted as fundamentals justified the risk rally.
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When Buffalo punted on its ensuing possession, optimism reigned on the Jets' sideline.
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Some current and former Massage Envy employees expressed less optimism about the changes.
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But none of the parties are expressing much optimism ahead of the talks.
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Many of his readers have grown up in an age of relative optimism.
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That optimism comes amid a slew of high-profile bets against the market.
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There's been unabashed optimism and increasingly aggressive deal terms and valuations for startups.
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Guajardo indicated that despite his optimism about reaching a deal, risks still exist.
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That target has been achieved despite the optimism from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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But the range of efforts to create such a device also prompts optimism.
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You brought Jacob joy, and you brought us all optimism for the future.
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Rising long-term government bond yields are usually a sign of economic optimism.
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Earnings optimism: Corporate America's earnings recession might be over before it even began.
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ET. Meanwhile, the NFIB Small Business Optimism Index continued a 23-month uptrend.
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The decline in optimism about the nation's trajectory is particularly pronounced among Republicans.
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The tragedy at Tlahuelilpan has dented the optimism brought in by AMLO's presidency.
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Your level of optimism truly depends on how open you are to transformation.
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With second-quarter earnings season approaching, can the optimism continue to hold on?
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The best chance for recovering that optimism is a victory for Mr Ramaphosa.
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Again, she says, the scene reveals the constant tension between reality and optimism.
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"There will be optimism that will more than overcome rate hikes," Paulsen said.
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And there's a real sense of optimism about what's possible for the future.
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Chi expressed optimism that the coalition of environmental groups would prevail in court.
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Brazil's real outperformed as optimism over the pension reform continued to boost sentiment.
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Nowadays they just give impassioned speeches to young people encouraging optimism and proactiveness.
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But he still sees cause for optimism about the future of the area.
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There are, moreover, still reasons to be cautious about the new macro optimism.
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Despite the current climate, both Singh and Kaur expressed optimism for the future.
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