SILENT ROSIER Miami quarterback Malik Rosier is an enigma heading into the week.
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Christopher Garver, briefing reporters on Tuesday, presented a rosier perspective.
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The projections are far rosier than what outside forecasters expect.
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The provider of programmatic advertising technology also issued rosier outlook.
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When Jobs returned to Apple, Wallner sensed rosier days ahead.
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Let us take you back to a simpler, rosier time.
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In this case, the rosier outlook went against the grain.
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Neither Morelli nor Rosier immediately responded to PEOPLE's requests for comment.
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Mark Kantrowitz, an expert on student debt, predicted a rosier outcome.
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Yet the OBR's outlook is rosier than that of most economists.
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Rosier contributed 44 of that total and also passed for 137.
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Target also delivered a rosier full-year forecast for fiscal 3833.
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That is a far rosier picture than outside analysts have predicted.
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When he's on, Rosier fires footballs through pinholes and outruns defenders.
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That is the Rosier who showed up in Pittsburgh on Friday.
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Even when he had time, Rosier was sloppy, overthrowing open receivers.
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In "The Portrait of a Lady" (1996) he played Edward Rosier.
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The car-buying website operator also issued a rosier current quarter outlook.
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Democratic President Lyndon Johnson's tenure tells a rosier story for equities investors.
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In the mid-20183s, political scientists viewed Latin America through rosier glasses.
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The picture isn't much rosier for upstarts competing for enterprise budget dollars.
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Rosier helps No. 3 Miami survive scare from Virginia MIAMI GARDENS, Fla.
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However, the budget he submitted in March 2011 projected a rosier future.
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"Things look much rosier from the outside than the inside," she said.
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Instead, it now shares daily users, a metric that looks much rosier.
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A rosier jobs picture is perking up the housing market as well.
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While Twitter's daily usage numbers are a lot rosier, they're still fairly small.
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Other reports from previous Nest employees paint a rosier picture of Fadell's leadership.
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"(Miami left tackle Kc McDermott) tried to cut (block Van Ginkel)," Rosier said.
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After an incompletion and Homer's 22-yard gain, Rosier went downfield to Langham.
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But after one of the grimmest years in decades, other signs are rosier.
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Just over a week ago, the outlook for the trade negotiations seemed rosier.
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Ms. Lee's family embodied the rosier American version of the Korean immigrant story.
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Analysts had far rosier predictions for hybrid-vehicle sales growth during the 2010s.
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Analysts' earnings expectations for the basic resources sector have grown rosier in recent weeks.
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"Cedric Price was a member of Archigram who operated in the 1960s," explains Rosier.
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"It's a rosier picture than what actually exists at the top," Ms. Zahidi said.
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The maker of barcode scanners also predicted a rosier picture for current quarter revenue.
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The financial software firm provided rosier current quarter guidance, while matching full-year forecasts.
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Investors cut their losses and move on to the rosier pastures of their portfolio.
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Still, on Booking's earnings call Monday afternoon, CEO Glenn Fogel presented a rosier view.
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It's not going to get any rosier, and in fact it can get worse.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, on the other hand, had a much rosier view.
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Then there is data that Cassidy has distributed, which paints a much rosier picture.
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But other writers at the divorce section offered a rosier take on splitting up.
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Amid the chaos and lost billions, there are some rosier outlooks in the AlixPartners study.
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"You actually do experience a rosier future by living longer and staving off cognitive illnesses."
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"It's a much rosier story for those that are going to generate cash," he said.
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Campaign 2016: GOP Things weren't much rosier on the Republican side of the trail yesterday.
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With no expectations of a rosier future, they're merely biding their time in separate hells.
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Conway's assessment of several of those states is far rosier than public polling would suggest.
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Rosier added a 32-yard touchdown pass to Brian Hightower midway through the fourth quarter.
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"They did a really good job of making me throw into tight coverage," Rosier said.
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The White House released videos "fact-checking" the CBO's reports with its own rosier projections.
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The rosier prediction came after a year of uncertainty due to fears of trade protectionism.
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With precious little salary cap room, next year's outlook on the field isn't any rosier.
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Although we now know how troubled Banco Popular was, that test told a rosier story.
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Were the Travers and Rosier we know descended from followers of the dark wizard Grindelwald?
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However, the rosier outlook came with the additional risk of higher debt, the IMF added.
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Rosier completed 15 of 35 passes for 259 yards with the one touchdown and two interceptions.
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The picture is rosier for men, whose salary growth continues to be healthy after age 30.
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China's January to February economic data painted a rosier picture of the world's second largest economy.
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And it is clear that the rosier outlook began almost immediately after President Trump was elected.
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This is a far rosier account of the social network's earlier days than is commonly understood.
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But thanks to their European audiences, Allen and Polanski have rosier prospects than two newer directors.
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Mr. Bright had a somewhat rosier take than Ms. Proctor on the prospects for local Democrats.
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Despite a rosier outlook, companies surveyed remained cautious in hiring more workers in the coming months.
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If you want a rosier glow, swirl a shimmery pink blush over the apples of your cheeks.
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Honeywell (HON) chief David Cote told CNBC he was wrong for not giving a rosier 2017 outlook.
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The redshirt freshman replaced starter Malik Rosier in the first quarter and wound up 17 of 25.
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Hurricanes quarterback Malik Rosier passed for 203 yards and one touchdown and also ran for 41 yards.
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"That seat hasn't been open in a while, and four is quite a lot," Ms. Rosier said.
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While the demand outlook could hardly be rosier, Volvo's future ownership and strategy is in greater doubt.
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Incumbent parties always paint a rosier picture of the country's fortunes than the party out of power.
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Born in Cairo and raised in Toronto, Massoud, 27, has a rosier view of the earlier movie.
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"We're not back," said quarterback Malik Rosier, a redshirt junior, "'til there's a ring on my finger."
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Malik Rosier, a fifth-year senior and the returning starting quarterback, is the Miami player to watch.
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But the West Coast looks a little rosier — if you don&apost mind the risk of fire.
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Observers cast a skeptical eye on the rosier projections, unsure the board would go along with them.
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On Tuesday, Mr. West's relationship with the Trump administration seemed to be off to a rosier start.
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At times, Barr has cherry-picked Mueller's report to fit a different narrative that is rosier for Trump.
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All I could think was: Life, and history, are rosier when sung through the filter of Beatles songs.
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But critics say the practice can also mislead investors by creating a rosier picture of a company's profits.
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Rosier scored on a 13-yard keeper early in the fourth, and Miami had the game in hand.
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Yes, it does make the movies a little bit rosier, but … I just use them all the time.
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The apparel maker, with Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger among its brands, also issued rosier full-year guidance.
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Miami cut its deficit to 259-258 on a 38-yard touchdown pass from Rosier to Lawrence Cager.
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The rosier guidance exceeds a Reuters analyst survey that expected a range of $8.39 to $10.60 a share.
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But analysts said investors had wanted to see even better results and hear a rosier outlook from executives.
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But it was rosier than in previous quarters and showed that Fitbit is moving in the right direction.
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People spend a fortune trying to make their cheeks rosier, but I was getting it free of charge.
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Let's just say some of the company's accounting choices make its operations look rosier than they probably are.
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In addition, the survey showed Americans' view of the economy was rosier than at any time since 2001.
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Rosier was picked off for a third time 18 seconds later, and the Badgers ran out the clock.
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As Pottermore points out, "Travers" and "Rosier" were the last names of Death Eaters in the Harry Potter series.
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That's because Netflix added roughly 520,000 new subscribers in the US — a much rosier picture than earlier this year.
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"Your nude should look like it could be your own skin — just a bit rosier and warmer," Barose instructs.
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And even the economic picture in Europe is rosier for the first time in years, according to the IMF.
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Fiscal 2017 began on July 1 for 213 states and most adopted budgets based on rosier tax growth projections.
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The other fighters -- the locals who surrendered in a deal about a week earlier -- have met a rosier fate.
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For a start, JPMorgan's rosier view hinges somewhat on the fading of 'China tail risk' involving messy yuan devaluation.
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In this picture, the IMF's rosier outlook for 2017-2018 has to be taken with a grain of salt!
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"The big thing about football when you play a team like Duke is it's a chess match," Rosier said.
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This is the Rosier who incinerated Syracuse and gamely helped the Hurricanes weather a late-game storm—weather puns!
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Those figures clashed with a rosier analysis of the automotive effects of the deal released by the Trump administration.
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He's saved from immediate prosecution when the club's piano player, Valérie (Cathy Rosier), refuses to cooperate with the police.
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Coupled with loan growth and deregulation from Washington, rising rates paint a rosier picture for the big banks' prospects.
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Back in the U.S., Detroit automakers paint a rosier outlook for their home market than do most outside analysts.
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Its shares rose more than 4 percent in New York and Toronto, as a rosier fertilizer outlook cheered investors.
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And could we get past this thing and all of a sudden the outlook is rosier back towards 3% growth?
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Here, too, the president offered his supporters a far rosier picture than the one that has emerged from Capitol Hill.
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China's efforts to use its global media to paint a rosier picture of the country also face a tough challenge.
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Even if the new, rosier forecasts prove correct, the Italian economy will still be a drag on the euro zone.
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Then Rosier ran for a chains-moving keeper near the 2-minute mark, allowing Miami to run out the clock.
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From a rosier view of this case, Zellner is the Cinderella and her law clerks the happy mice. Cinder-elly!
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Instead, coach Mark Richt started Malik Rosier, who completed just 5 of 12 passes for 46 yards with three interceptions.
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The BOJ has a slightly rosier view on the economy, which it said has been turning toward a moderate expansion.
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Update: Adding to its earlier comments, the company has since offered a followup statement that paints a far rosier picture.
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Zhou's warnings of potential risks facing the world's second-largest economy contrast with the rosier views of most Chinese officials.
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"The sustainability of the rosier mood remains a question that could keep investors cautious into year-end," said IG's Pan.
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Ambarella (AMBA) shares were rising in premarket trading after the video chip manufacturer issued a rosier first-quarter revenue forecast.
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Following on last week's global device forecast, the firm is drilling down on smartphone figures with some slightly rosier results.
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Increases in minimum wages across the country may make the labor market look a bit rosier than it really is.
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To offer them up as cheerful costumes can spur a smile (almost everything is rosier in retrospect), but it's ephemeral.
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Tax bill fuels resurgence Republican strategists credit the tax plan's passage with their suddenly rosier prospects in this year's midterms.
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On the heels of a tepid second-quarter growth report, the jobs data painted a rosier picture of the economy.
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The belle of the ball, Alicia Vikander ("The Danish Girl"), landed best supporting actress, making her Academy prospects rosier than ever.
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Barr's initial letter describing Mueller's findings gave a starkly incomplete picture that seemed much rosier for Trump than the full report.
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Data from early voting, which lasts for two weeks and ends on November 4th, also suggests a rosier picture for Democrats.
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This rosier outlook is in sharp contrast to what Druckenmiller said at the Sohn Investment Conference in New York in May.
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Among registered Republicans, the view is rosier, 66% have a favorable impression, but that's still down from 73% favorable in January.
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Apple also provided a sense of how it thinks the upcoming quarter will go, and it's rosier than many had predicted.
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Dell (DELL) reported better than expected revenue in its first report since returning as a public company and a rosier outlook.
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On the play, Rosier drew defenders toward him when he scrambled to his right, allowing Cager to slip behind the defense.
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"The primary is often a lot more of a race than the general election is in certain districts," Ms. Rosier said.
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While those numbers sound really low, Vanguard senior research analyst Jean Young says there is a rosier picture in certain demographics.
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It also issued a rosier-than-expected outlook for the new fiscal year, as it continues to grow its nascent brand.
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Miami fell apart in the third quarter with a pair of Malik Rosier interceptions leading to 10 points for the Tigers.
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Goldman Sachs cut its estimate too on Friday, per CNN, though at 1.9% it's far rosier than the regional banks' projections.
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It would theoretically be possible for Republicans to simply ignore CBO, and offer their own alternative projections that would be rosier.
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That is a rosier outlook than the company provided just three months ago when it said that goal didn't appear very likely.
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The picture was far rosier in emerging equity funds, which enjoyed net inflows of $47.4 billion versus $42.3 billion a year ago.
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The organization's rosier full-year sales prediction matches last year's results, when retail sales as calculated by the NRF rose 3.4 percent.
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According to an experiment called America in One Room, that experience moves Americans toward a rosier view of how American democracy works.
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In the final week of July, the U.S. Federal Reserve also held rates, despite painting a rosier picture of the U.S. economy.
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That's far rosier than the 2.7 percent the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office forecast for this year and 1.9 percent for next year.
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In fact, the millennial generation (ranging from 563-256 years old), embraces a much rosier view of the rest of the world.
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In general, Republicans have a rosier view of the economy: Just 23% said their finances are about the same as they were.
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Rosier helps No. 303 Miami coast past Duke DURHAM, N.C. — Miami did not need drama to take care of Duke this time.
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Miami fell apart in the third quarter with a pair of interceptions by Malik Rosier, leading to 10 points for the Tigers.
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Although similar negotiations between the chambers killed off the GOP attempt to kill Obamacare, the prospects look much rosier for tax reform.
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The New Jersey governor had touted Soules' declaration of support two days ago, tweeting a picture of the pair in rosier times.
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Views have changed amid growing expectations for inflation in Japan, a rosier outlook on the global economy and more stable oil prices.
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Lyft even came up with its own statistic: a metric called "contribution" that paints a much rosier picture of the company's finances.
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Tax season was rosier for residents in two Florida cities, where filers eligible for refunds received the largest checks from the government.
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Supply shock warning: It doesn't get much rosier when Michael Cohen, head of energy markets research at Barclays, looks into his crystal ball.
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Speaking to CNBC Monday, Director-General of the BCC, Adam Marshall, said inflation was the key to a rosier outcome for the economy.
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Instead of fixing the problem, the government tends to buckle to ISP efforts to make the data seem rosier than it actually is.
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If they can do so cheaply as well as quietly, these new speedbirds should face a rosier future than that afforded to Concorde.
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Many Zimbabweans hope for a rosier future after decades of economic decline punctuated by bouts of horrific violence orchestrated by the ruling party.
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"Trump saw big bumps in polling after attacks like those in Paris and San Bernardino," Ballotpedia's federal desk editor, Sarah Rosier, told VICE.
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Less than three weeks later, the much rosier and much better college football movie Rudy premiered, and everyone forgot about the first one.
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Rosier passed for two touchdowns and rushed for another in building a 21-0 lead before turning the game over to the youngsters.
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Remember those numbers next time you read an op-ed piece arguing that the retirement outlook is rosier than portrayed in the media.
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And despite his rosier outlook, Trump conceded the impasse could reach an historic length, a timeline first relayed by the Senate's top Democrat.
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With the help of Kat Rosier, an interior designer, Ms. Couric recently assembled many choice objects in what she calls the war room.
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Rosier is college football's J.R. Smith, blessed with everything necessary to produce the spectacular but not the capacity to reliably call upon it.
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Miami's Malik Rosier threw three interceptions before he was replaced late in the third quarter; Wisconsin's Rafael Gaglianone whiffed on two field goals.
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Youvelyne Rosier Charles prepares the meal: On this night, she made lalo with sos pwa nwa, a black bean sauce served with rice.
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Toward the end of his life, his view of acting, and of his luck in having a long show business career, grew rosier.
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These estimates "suggest that over the next decade, many investors may struggle to meet return objectives anchored to a rosier past," it added.
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Spielman and Bunty are new, while Travers and Rosier popped up sporadically in Harry Potter as the names of two peripheral Death Eaters.
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The filing also makes clear that the administration's accounting methods are painting a rosier picture of the pace of reunification than the ACLU's.
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So while many people (including, admittedly, myself) have a negative image of single, older women in their minds, the real picture is much rosier.
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Before that, some of Trump's advisers -- including Mnuchin -- had worked to paint the talks in a rosier light, saying the deal was nearing completion.
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The luxury French brand is launching its limited-edition Absolutely Rose collection for spring — and it will make the world an infinitely rosier place.
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"The headlines figures are depressing enough and scratching the surface does not paint a rosier picture either," PVM's Tamas Varga said in a note.
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Mnuchin's remarks on Thursday follow rosier projections from Larry Kudlow, President Donald Trump's top economic advisor and the director of the National Economic Council.
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Even if you can't pinpoint any direct effects from Neptune's retrograde, it likely slapped a slightly more tranquil, rosier tint over your regular worldview.
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Later in the third, Rosier took a late hit from Virginia Tech rover Reggie Floyd and the penalty put Miami at the Hokies 43.
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In a Wall Street Journal op-ed, Furman said Trump's forecast for economic growth is rosier than President Ronald Reagan's first budget in 1981.
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But a closer look at what the CBO said, and insight from economists who study minimum wage increases, actually paint a much rosier picture.
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"It looks like the markets want to move up, and there seems to be a rosier outlook for geopolitics especially North Korea," Cardillo said.
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It's not all sunshine and lollipops, but stepping out the door into the real world reveals a much rosier picture than the television portrays.
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But sometimes more is not necessarily better when the result is painting a picture that is far rosier than the real numbers can support.
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These reported results — known as adjusted or pro forma earnings — eliminate certain costs and are therefore rosier than they would be under accounting rules.
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Rosier, a redshirt junior who made his first career start two years ago in this stadium, completed 113 of 26 passes for 270 yards.
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That made it incumbent on Malik Rosier to win the game with his arm, which is about the last place Miami wants to be.
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WeWork's latest presentation doesn't give a full set of official financial statements, and they may include cashflow information that would make the picture rosier.
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In a companion piece, Bob Kocher and Ezekiel Emanuel, who worked in the White House on the Affordable Care Act, offer a rosier take.
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Malik Rosier threw for two touchdowns and ran for three more, and No. 21 Miami (2-1) outlasted upset-minded host Toledo (1-3103).
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While Levandowski still faces a possible prison sentence of between 29.7 to 24 months, the outcome is much rosier than it could have been.
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Lawrence Cager had a touchdown catch for the Hurricanes, while quarterback Malik Rosier was 11 for 26 passing for 203 yards — with three interceptions.
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According to media reports, the U.K. government is set to announce Wednesday rosier economic forecasts when the finance minister Philip Hammond presents his latest budget.
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On Wednesday, smaller rival Lyft reported lower-than-expected losses and higher-than-expected revenue, and issued a rosier outlook for the rest of 2019.
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This reality stands in stark contrast with President Barack Obama's rosier assessment of the law, published recently in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Last month, a survey of military families found deep dissatisfaction, countering a far rosier picture of tenant satisfaction presented by private contractors managing base housing.
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But while the results from these sorts of studies shouldn't automatically be dismissed, they're often much rosier or less critical than non-industry funded research.
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U.S. data on initial jobless claims and the non-manufacturing index painted a rosier picture of the economy, but did little to push yields higher.
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Waqas Adenwala, Asia analyst at EIU, said a rosier picture is expected for 2021, helped by a rebound in consumption due to the delayed Olympics.
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Youvelyne Rosier Charles, top left, prepares the meal: On this night, she made lalo with sos pwa nwa, a black bean sauce served with rice.
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For its part, the stock market could very well take a rosier view of the fallout from the recent political developments in Washington and London.
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The administration's growth forecasts are much rosier than independent analysts', reflecting the president's faith in his tax and trade policies to fundamentally improve the economy.
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The rosier visions of Great Society optimism passed with the crises of the 1970s, but the basic confidence that markets were working for everyone did not.
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Technology and healthcare sectors are leading the way with forecasts that are even rosier than those of most analysts, including from Adobe Stryker and Baxter International.
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But there are still alternatives if Bond doesn't happen for Elba — though they may rely on a rosier view of Hollywood than we've yet arrived at.
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Washkuhn testified that her firm had not prepared those statements, which painted a rosier picture of the finances and contained multiple spelling, formatting and date errors.
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Bucking the trend, emerging-market assets slipped as investors shied away from riskier assets after ECB President Mario Draghi gave a rosier-than-expected economic outlook.
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"The ECB's rosier outlook may be giving the market a bit of a chill," said Chuck Carlson, chief executive of Horizon Investment Services in Hammond, Indiana.
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But while prospects are now looking rosier for the mining industry, some market participants suggested investors were wary of how much the sector's spreads had tightened.
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On the one hand, as Lucia Graves argued in the New Republic last month, Romney's record looks rosier mostly because President Donald Trump is so bad.
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Price said the CBO has gotten it wrong before, but even most rosier estimates from conservative wonks expect some kind of increase in the uninsured rate.
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Widespread suffering on Puerto Rico has been unmatched by the rhetoric coming from the White House, where the recovery effort is described in far rosier terms.
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And that doesn't even include our services trade—America's strength—which would paint an even rosier picture of the powerful positive effect these agreements have had.
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Once Trump won, however, the network resolved to work with him where they could, and following his first year in office, their public view turned rosier.
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But if economic reality fails to match the rosier predictions, Trump could blame the weak recovery on state and local governments' more stringent public health restrictions.
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Speaking publicly for the first time since he became Uber's chief executive in August, Mr. Khosrowshahi painted a rosier vision of the future of his company.
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Why it matters: A slew of Wall Street economists and analysts now see the outlook for the U.S. economy as rosier than a few months ago.
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By contrast, a rosier economic picture overseas helped exporters: The American economy grew robustly in the quarter, while a slowdown in China appears to have eased.
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Japan's November retail sales painted a rosier picture of Japan's economy, up 1.7 percent year-on-year, compared with a Reuters forecast for growth of 0.7 percent.
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The United States is one of only a handful of economies with a rosier outlook for 2020 than when the IMF last compiled its forecasts in July.
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Looking at things from a rosier perspective for Samsung, expectations for the Note 8 are as low as any Note device has experienced since the first one.
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John Battle added a third-quarter interception of Malik Rosier, allowing LSU to kick its second field of the quarter for its final points of the game.
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General Electric stock fell 313 percent this week, one of its worst of the year, and Wall Street's outlook for the fourth quarter isn't getting any rosier.
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Serco jumped 6.4 percent after the outsourcer reported a much rosier outlook for 2018 profit, saying it would come in at the top end of its range.
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Much of that sentiment stems from a rosier economic outlook this year, and retailers are increasingly setting up the right assortment of splurge-worthy items in stores.
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The NHBC home building registration figures also showed a rosier picture in many regions than in London rose, including a 20 percent increase in Yorkshire and Humberside.
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The second quarter, at least in terms of deliveries, is giving a rosier view of the company and possibly its earnings, which have yet to be reported.
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Noting he was privy to information that painted a rosier economic picture, Lopez Obrador said higher wages were boosting private consumption and that inflation was under control.
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Photo credit: Richard John Seymour "Initially we found some data and we visualized ISS and it was very strange to actually visualize it as ticking," notes Rosier.
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The standpoint is perhaps a bit rosier for the summer of 2017, but Caldwell-Pope will be up for a new deal at that time as well.
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Rosier got the start over N'Kosi Perry, who had a rocky season and faced heat for two questionable Snapchat posts, and the decision was quickly second-guessed.
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ET. Nervousness on Capitol Hill was exacerbated by a string of developments that appeared to reflect Messonnier's assessment of the situation better than the President's rosier commentary.
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These newly minted forecasts are likely to reveal a rosier outlook for the U.S. economy reflective of ongoing strength in global activity and increased fiscal stimulus domestically.
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However, a rosier outlook on the trade war and improving economic indicators have put Latin American equities on course in December for their best month since January.
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It's customary for the White House to produce a budget forecast that is a bit rosier than what Congress, the Federal Reserve, or private sector forecasts generate.
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And he acknowledged that the White House is likely adopting a rosier outlook for the economy than either the Congressional Budget Office or the Joint Committee on Taxation.
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But what's so interesting about all the economic-growth naysaying today is that former President Barack Obama's first budget forecast roughly eight years ago was rosier than Trump's.
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It may also be because a Republican is in the White House now, so the status quo seems rosier to them than it did a few years ago.
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Opinion polls indicate that, in the wake of the church massacre, white South Carolinians have a far rosier view of race relations in the state than do blacks.
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As for campaigns that pine for rosier economic times, in today's economy who wouldn't miss the job and income trends that prevailed from 1947 through the late 1960s?
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Rosier had a 213-yard touchdown throw to Christopher Herndon IV late in the first half and a 24-yarder to Jeff Thomas to open the third quarter.
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On the very next play, Rosier found Herndon, who made Floyd miss and galloped down the left sideline to the end zone to restore an 11-point lead.
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Whereas other rich governments are struggling to pay for pensions and health care, Australia's fiscal outlook is rosier—thanks again to the shrewdness of Mr Keating in particular.
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The 2010s have been a rosier time for firms than for households; they can afford more debt, and a world of low interest rates makes doing so attractive.
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The Hurricanes wasted no time in scoring, with Rosier throwing as he was hit and connecting with Braxton Berrios in the end zone for a 27-yard touchdown.
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It's unclear if these rosier numbers signal the beginning of a broader turnaround for Nio, which has accumulated about $6 billion in losses since its founding in 2014.
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Ms. Khanh, like her fellow renegades Sonia Rykiel and Michèle Rosier, chafed at the rigidity of haute couture and the lack of spontaneity on the French fashion scene.
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Despite the rosier economic data, millions of Egyptians are still struggling to make ends meet after the fuel subsidy cuts and the devaluation of the currency by half.
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While Porsche said it isn't disputing the EPA range, the automaker did send an email to dealers Wednesday to share additional data that shows a far rosier picture.
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Despite the rosier outlook, operating profit would still be its lowest since 2013, and 40 percent lower than an all-time high of 2.85 trillion yen last year.
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Corker's office did not immediately respond when CNBC sought to clarify whether the senator believes companies are trying to paint a rosier picture of the tax law's benefits.
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Despite Vinik's pessimistic view on the cannabis industry, he has a rosier outlook on the broader market, telling CNBC he could see stocks rising for the next 10 years.
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In place of monthly users, Twitter will now disclose how many daily users it has — a figure that, at least from this initial disclosure, is at least slightly rosier.
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If we get two competing analyses — and HHS's would almost assuredly be rosier — expect it to be the biggest volley yet in the Trump administration's war on the CBO.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) -- Malik Rosier threw for a career-high 213 yards with three touchdowns to help eighth-ranked Miami hold off North Carolina 21-133 on Saturday.
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Washington (CNN)Intelligence reports on the anti-ISIS campaign from US Central Command gave rosier assessments than warranted, according to a months-long investigation by Republican members of Congress.
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Miami : The Hurricanes set the tone early when they threw six passes on their first drive -- and Rosier was the intended receiver on two passes, a trick-filled start.
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Things have gotten so bad, Altman insists, that the admittedly repressive China is starting to look rosier than the closed-minded orthodoxy found in the City by the Bay.
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The Hurricanes got a 39-yard touchdown run by DeeJay Dallas, who took a direct snap and ran around right end and picked up a key block from Rosier.
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Those developments also make it all too likely that the claims of Brexit proponents of a rosier economic future for the U.K. outside of Europe will not be realized.
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The picture was rosier on Wall Street, where tech shares also got a big boost from Nvidia Corp, which rose after Evercore raised the chipmaker's price target to $232.
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Quarterback Malik Rosier threw for two touchdowns and ran for another as Miami defeated previously undefeated Duke 31-6 in an Atlantic Coast Conference game at Wallace Wade Stadium.
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Pompeo, however, gave a rosier view of two days of recent negotiations with North Korean officials in a statement to reporters just before leaving for the U.S. on Saturday.
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Shopping for skin care and makeup is likely something you do year-round, but come March, our purchases can actually mean something more than dewier skin or rosier cheeks.
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"It's a tacit acknowledgment that the economic outlook in Europe is rosier than it was," James Athey, a senior investment manager at Aberdeen Standard Investments, said in a statement.
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The drop in prices for Treasury securities pushed bond yields — which move in the opposite direction — up sharply, which also suggests a rosier outlook for economic growth and inflation.
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But economists say the rosier picture is due at least in part to stronger growth across Europe as well as policies put in place by Macron's predecessor, Francois Hollande.
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Overall, the NRF's outlook is decidedly rosier than forecasts released earlier this month by Customer Growth Partners and Deloitte, which have pegged their expectations at closer to 224.9 percent growth.
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Miami quarterback Malik Rosier (12) runs for a touchdown against defense by Virginia Tech linebacker Tremaine Edmunds (49) during the second half of an NCAA College football game, Saturday, Nov.
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Photo credit: Richard John Seymour "We were tasked with how do you engage the public with the research of the UK Space Agency," Matthew Rosier explains to The Creators Project.
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Wolf Roth has been cast as a character named Spielman, Victoria Yeates as Bunty, Derek Riddell as Torquil Travers, Poppy Corby-Tuech as Rosier, and Cornell S John as Arnold Guzman.
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Copper CMCU3 is eyeing its biggest weekly rally in 35 years and iron ore is heading for its biggest weekly gain on record, helped by a rosier outlook for Chinese demand.
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The picture appeared rosier in Hong Kong, where acoustic components supplier AAC Technologies rose 1.45 percent and lens manufacturer Sunny Optical gained 1.45 percent, as of the final hour of trade.
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For middle-aged scientists, the chances are relatively rosier, but have still been declining over time, partly because they begin their research careers later than they did in the 20th century.
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Scott Wren, senior global equity strategist at Wells Fargo Investment Institute, said the bank recently cashed out between 6% and 8% of its portfolio and expects rosier returns in emerging markets.
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But if Obama has pushed for-profit colleges to the brink over the last few years, it's possible that a rosier future is ahead of those that can survive until 2017.
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NAIROBI, July 3.23 (Reuters) - Tanzania's economy expanded 23.2% in 24, the World Bank said on Thursday, the second major report this year from a multilateral financial institution contradicting rosier government figures.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street closed slightly higher on Thursday as fresh data gave a rosier view of the economy and further gains for healthcare shares countered declines in energy names.
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Their return to work could make the report appear rosier than the economic reality, and make it difficult to measure the pain caused by President Donald Trump's trade war with China.
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The New York Fed's projected a rosier 2.3% growth for the fourth quarter, but even that would still represent a deceleration from the 4.2% and 3.4% of the two previous quarters.
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"We are seeing an improvement in associates' purchasing in our stores," Foran said on Wal-Mart's media call, following the release of better-than-expected first-quarter results and rosier forward guidance.
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And the prospect of facing a Cowboys offense missing one of the game&aposs top running backs is a whole lot rosier than seeing No. 21 bearing down on them all afternoon.
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Cyclical sectors, which are expected to perform better in an expanding economy, have taken the lead in the past few weeks as economic data paints a rosier picture of the U.S. economy.
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The Bank of England gave a rosier view of the British economy on Thursday, but its hawkish comments on interest rates hinged on smooth negotiations with the EU in the coming months.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks backed off record highs and government bond yields ticked up on Thursday following mixed earnings reports and rosier-than-expected economic sentiment from the European Central Bank.
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"I think they had a slightly rosier interpretation of how quickly the military effort would be successful," Nitin Chadda, who was an adviser on national security to the White House, told me.
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At least in some districts, winning the nomination more or less clears a candidate's path to victory, according to Sarah Rosier of Ballotpedia, an online encyclopedia of United States politics and elections.
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"Everything 'left' that he's done is basically because Cynthia pushed him to do it," said Mindy Rosier, a 43-year-old public school special education teacher from Manhattan and a Nixon supporter.
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But Rosier is also a first-year starter who is only completing 03 percent of his passes on the year and who hasn't eclipsed 210 yards passing in a game since October.
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The junior looked so rudderless that Mark Richt even briefly benched him in favor of backup Evan Shirreffs, only to soon return Rosier to the field after Shirreffs was even more helpless.
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But Nadina J. Rosier, the health and group benefits pharmacy practice leader at the consulting firm Willis Towers Watson, said she was skeptical that Amazon would link up with an established company.
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" But later Tuesday, White House National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow offered a significantly rosier outlook, telling CNBC that, "we have contained this, I won't say airtight, but pretty close to airtight.
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White House aides were relieved when the hosts of Fox & Friends cast the deal in a rosier light, followed by the positive remarks from Hannity, Laura Ingraham and Lou Dobbs later on.
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The surprisingly blunt statement jars with Seoul's rosier presentation of the North Korean position and could rattle the fragile trilateral diplomacy to defuse a nuclear crisis that last year had many fearing war.
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ET. Gap (GPS) posted a January comparable store sales increase of 1 percent, slightly below estimates, but the parent of Gap, Banana Republic, and Old Navy did issue a rosier full-year outlook.
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Garden on Tuesday, just hours after GE delivered rosier first-quarter results, praised Culp's abilities as a "real leader of people" and a "great operator" strategically, and Culp's progress in his short tenure.
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The U.S. tech IPO window may have reopened in 20143 following a lull last year, but the outlook is also looking rosier for another listing platform located on the other side of world.
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Cole Tracy made his second field goal, a 21-yarder, with five minutes left in the half before Phillips' interception of Rosier and subsequent touchdown increased the lead to 27-853 at halftime.
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The yardage totals weren't indicative of how the game went as Miami outgained LSU 342-296, but Burrow and the Tigers took better care of the football than did Rosier and the Hurricanes.
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Rosier threw a pair of interceptions early in the third quarter, and what was once a 22011-25 Miami lead was trimmed to 21989-10 when Jackson ran in from a yard out.
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Bucking the trend, emerging-market assets were on track to end the week lower, as investors shied away from riskier assets after ECB President Mario Draghi gave a rosier-than-expected economic outlook.
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Despite the rosier outlook, Delta's Chief Executive Ed Bastian said U.S. airlines should be a "poster child" for the Trump administration's fight against countries taking advantage of trade deals with the United States.
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Unfortunately, when the FCC is under the control of revolving door regulators loyal to industry, they have a tendency to massage the data to help suggest things are rosier than they actually are.
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The June inflation data is one of several recent economic indicators, including a stronger peso and slowly falling interest rates, that paint a slightly rosier picture of Macri's chances of staying in office.
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In a turn away from this prototypical image, however, a new exhibit at Transition Gallery in London features a handful of artists who filter 80s Miami vibes through a rosier pair of lenses.
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There's no word on when these photo-ready pink pineapples will be widely available, but you can be sure that when they are, your Instagram feed will be a little rosier than usual.
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All of this is punctuated by the politics of the war, augmented by recorded conversations of Presidents Johnson and Nixon painting a far rosier picture in public than they confessed to in private.
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In short, the data we currently have likely paints a much rosier picture than what's actually available to consumers, and you can't buy your way out of a problem you don't truly understand.
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Google has also put out a chart showing these adoption rates in raw numbers of users, which makes things look quite a bit rosier than they would if it were a percentage-based chart.
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Industry sources familiar with the administration's plans told Reuters the U.S. International Trade Commission's analysis of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement would be met with a rosier forecast from the U.S. Trade Representative's office.
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Last week shots were fired at two planned migrant centers, one in the western seaside resort town of Saint Brevin and the other in Saint-Hilaire-du-Rosier in southeastern France, a conservative stronghold.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shares of many U.S. companies that produce prescription medicines have been under pressure this year, but the picture has been rosier for makers of pacemakers, knee replacements and other medical devices.
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Feelings about the Democratic Party are slightly rosier than those about the GOP, with 217% holding a favorable view of the party compared to 13% of Americans who say they hold a negative view.
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This one quarter may be rosier for Lyft than Uber, which continues to invest heavily in new products and services around the world, but the larger competitor's lead isn't going anywhere any time soon.
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The city-state's fundamentals remain strong, however, with factory output growing more than expected in March while Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong painted a rosier picture of economic performance for 2018 this week.
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A congressional joint task force on Thursday said that intelligence approved by U.S. Central Command painted a rosier picture of progress against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) than the situation warranted.
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That's probably an exaggeration, but the point is no doubt true, and the coverage certainly hasn't become any rosier since the inauguration, with the president's approval rating near 50 percent in a divided country.
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Many have been preparing for a nightmare scenario in which Britain fails to negotiate an orderly departure from the European Union, a process known as Brexit, while assuming that a rosier outcome will prevail.
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The Cavaliers (214-210, 211-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) let the Hurricanes (5-2, 2-1) pull to within 16-33 with 3:04 left when Malik Rosier scored on an 11-yard run.
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José Ortiz, the director of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, said the public utility hoped to fully restore electricity by Sunday, but his rosier estimates earlier in the week have proved wrong. Gov.
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In 2018, Pichai spent his speech in Davos, Switzerland, touting the enormous potential of artificial intelligence, presenting a rosier view of the technology before it experienced an intense backlash over the past several years.
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And there are "missing" workers, people who do not count as unemployed because they are not looking for a job but might be available to work — and contribute to G.D.P. — if things were rosier.
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McConnell was painting a rosier picture of the GOP's chances in the midterms as recently as last month, when he told Fox News that Republicans have "a pretty good map" going into the fall.
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Earlier this month, shots were fired at two planned migrant centers, one in the western seaside resort town of Saint Brevin and the other in Saint-Hilaire-du-Rosier in southeastern France, a conservative stronghold.
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Things look even rosier compared to Android — per Google's last update on September 28th, Android Oreo (released on August 21st, 2017) is running on just 19.2 percent of Android devices, after 403 days of availability.
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The post-Brexit garden may look rosier than expected, but many in the City, who almost universally warned about the dangers of post-Brexit recession, are still taking a cautious approach to the sterling rally.
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Banco do Brasil said it sees a rosier performance in 2019, as net interest income and fees are likely grow at a faster pace while loan-loss provisions are likely to keep their downward trend.
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Banco do Brasil said it sees a rosier performance in 2019, as net interest income and fees should also grow at a faster pace while loan-loss provisions are likely to keep their downward trend.
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And as they head into November with a solid arsenal of voter support and a Democratic Party that is deeply divided, Republican prospects are looking a lot rosier than they did heading into Tuesday's primaries.
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The rosier numbers on the nation's direction could prove a welcome sign for Republicans in this midterm election year, when every other frequently cited indicator of congressional election outcomes seems to be pointing against them.
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"It's safe to say that if China weren't in the business of reclaiming submerged reefs, trade and investment relations between China and Southeast Asian states on the whole would be much rosier," Mr. Eyler said.
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A member of Germany's insurgent far-right populist party, the Alternative for Germany party (AfD), Hohloch is calling to close Germany's borders, invest in education and infrastructure, and teach a rosier version of German history.
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Appearing before cameras sometimes multiple times a day to talk about the coronavirus, he has offered a consistently rosier assessment of the situation than health experts and has put forth unproven or even false assertions.
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Op-Ed Contributor If you can, put aside for a moment your opinion of Donald Trump's words and actions and let's be perfectly honest: One year into his presidency, could the economy be any rosier?
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BRASILIA, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank on Thursday trimmed its inflation forecasts and forecast accelerating economic growth into next year, painting a rosier picture for Latin America's largest economy as interest rates approach record lows.
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AccorHotels, Europe's biggest hotel group, on Thursday gave a rosier outlook, saying its 2017 operating profit would be at the upper end of a 460 million to 1003 million euros ($567.70 million) range forecast in July.
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The report also claims that while a push towards video at the site initially resulted in a rosier revenue picture, it's now on track to post a loss for 2017, despite its millions of monthly visitors.
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"One thing to keep in mind is that Paul Manafort's role in the campaign was to bring a polished political machine to the conventions," said Sarah Rosier, the federal editor of the election-tracking site Ballotpedia.
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Throughout the past week, President Donald Trump has attempted to massage the coronavirus numbers to ease the markets and paint a rosier picture than public-health experts, who have said "this could be really, really bad."
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In the near term, a rosier-than-expected economic outlook for individuals offered by the CBO could boost the Republican economic message as Trump's party seeks to retain control of Congress in the November midterm elections.
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Facebook Increased Black Representation From 2 Percent to 3 Percent in 20143Facebook Hired Roughly 40 More Black People This Year Than Last YearBoth are completely true, but which one paints a rosier picture of Facebook's diversity efforts?
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This gruesome detail and many more (not all quite so gruesome) are brought to life in a new augmented tour from charity Historic Royal Palaces, designers Chomko & Rosier, and theater makers Uninvited Guests called The Lost Palace.
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"ADP just served as a reminder of America's rosier fundamentals, something that has been pushed off to the side with Washington dominating the spotlight," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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China National Offshore Oil — the state-owned energy company responsible for offshore energy exploitation — provides a much rosier estimate, predicting the region holds some 125 billion barrels of oil and 500 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.
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Li is forecasting a further drop in platinum jewelry sales this year, but says the picture is not necessarily much rosier for gold, in spite of its first-quarter increase, due to uncertainty about Chinese economic growth.
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The firm's chief investment strategist said on "Squawk Box" that there are a number of factors that should lead stocks higher, including a rosier outlook for earnings as the third-quarter reporting season gets underway this week.
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OPEC's November deal, the prospects for its continuation and rosier investment prospects for the industry will dominate the discussions, with state-run producers and Big Oil both positioning themselves for an upturn in the notoriously cyclical business.
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We have a rosier view of Romney simply because Trump exists, and it may be blinding us to realities of Republicans who, while not bragging about sexually assaulting women, put forth policies that roll back women's rights.
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In a bid to offset the flurry of books critical of his presidency, Donald Trump has started something of a conservative book club, endorsing new releases that offer a rosier picture of his campaign and young presidency.
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Its forecasts paint a rosier picture for the future of oil than many of Exxon's peers do, including the French oil company Total, which on Tuesday decided to align its business strategy with the 2-degree target.
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The Tax Foundation offered an ever rosier prediction, claiming it would in fact increase economic growth by 2202 percent, capital stock by nearly 2628 percent, average wages by 28500 percent, and create 6900,2628 full-time equivalent jobs.
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Nadler and other Democrats have accused Barr of impropriety in the handling of Mueller's final report, claiming he provided a rosier picture of Mueller's findings with respect to the president's conduct than is detailed in the report.
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Miami quarterback Malik Rosier completed 15 of 34 passes for 187 yards and two scores but was ineffective for most of the day, and he was briefly replaced by the backup Evan Shirreffs in the fourth quarter.
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Miami let early chances get away — a long pass to an open receiver overthrown by Rosier, a recovered muffed punt in Clemson territory — and paid for it as the Tigers' relentless offense and dominating defense took control.
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Cramer said Thursday on "Squawk Box" that Musk should be dancing in celebration after a fourth quarter of better-than-expected earnings and revenue and a rosier outlook for more than 500,000 electric vehicle deliveries this year.
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Things looked rosier earlier this year when Daimler and BMW announced that they intended to spend $1.13 billion in a joint mobility effort that spanned autonomous cars, ride-hailing, electric scooters, car-sharing, and electric car charging.
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Joining the cast will be Wolf Roth as a character called Spielman; Call the Midwife star Victoria Yeates as Bunty; Derek Riddell as Torquil Travers; Poppy Corby-Tuech as Rosier; and Cornell S John as Arnold Guzman.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank trimmed its inflation forecast on Thursday and said it expected economic growth to pick up into next year, painting a rosier picture for Latin America's largest economy as interest rates approach record lows.
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The findings are a rosier take on the usually dire predictions about how climate change could kill California's wine industry, says Markus Keller, a professor of viticulture at Washington State University who was not involved in the research.
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The largest U.S. pharmaceutical companies are among the most profitable entities in the world, but they also routinely report figures that paint a much rosier picture of their financials, based on a report from the bank Credit Suisse.
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Hopefuls with a shot at winning tend to offer a rosier view of the institution than anyone else -- except, that is, the professionals who count on the quadrennial contests to make the state a magnet for presidential aspirants.
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Still, the central bank forecast gross domestic product growth of 1 percent in 2017 and 2.6 percent in 2018, up from previous estimates of 0.7 percent and 2.2 percent, painting a rosier picture for Latin America's largest economy.
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Polls here show a rosier picture than in the 39th, but one of the Democrats standing down for the good of the party would certainly help people who want the party to retake Congress sleep easier at night.
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Immediately after his meeting with Wang, Pompeo had also painted a rosier picture, saying on Twitter that he had an in-depth exchange of views with the Chinese official on U.S.-China relations, North Korea and other topics.
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With consumer spending trending at 3 percent, supported by household confidence near an 18-year high and the labor market still adding close to 200,2023 jobs monthly, one could easily foresee rosier days ahead instead of a recession.
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In public remarks, Trump has spoken of those landmark talks in far rosier terms than the G7 summit, leading to the impression he was looking forward more to sitting down with a longtime adversary than America's closest allies.
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But others, such as members of the President's family and his extended network of business associates, also have a direct line and are encouraging Trump to offer a rosier picture of the situation than his officials are relaying.
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In a series of posts the day after senior American intelligence officials briefed Congress and directly contradicted some of Mr. Trump's rosier estimations, the president reasserted his own conclusions and trumpeted his accomplishments on critical national security matters.
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If the party wants to actually enact those changes, somewhat rosier "dynamic scoring" numbers won't be anywhere near enough to make those numbers work out — they're going to have to come up with a whole lot of revenue.
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A key architect of the bill, Ryan had a rosier take on the nonpartisan organization's analysis, which came out Monday afternoon and estimated that under the GOP plan, 24 million people would lose their health insurance by 2026.
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He also continued to express skepticism over the so-called border adjustment tax ― without taking it completely off the table ― arguing that up to $1 trillion in extra revenue could be found elsewhere, including via rosier economic growth expectations.
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That rosier view is also coupled with the Federal Reserve's signal last month that it might raise interest rates up to three times in 2017 as the economy approaches full employment and inflation heads towards its 2 percent goal.
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DUELING ANALYSES The U.S. Trade Representative's office had prepared a separate analysis of the USMCA's automotive benefits that industry officials had described as a rosier alternative view of USMCA aimed at limiting any potential damage from the ITC report.
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Despite the rosier profit outlook, Honda's new profit forecast remains lower than the average 482 billion yen profit expected by 21 analysts polled by Thomson Reuters, and Honda said that its conservative outlook was largely due to global uncertainties.
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In 2012, Barclays became the first bank to settle regulatory allegations of rate fixing and deliberately understating, or "low-balling", rates to paint a rosier picture of its financial health when credit markets dried up during the credit crisis.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer painted a rosier picture on Tuesday, telling reporters that the US is continuing to work with China to apply pressure on North Korea and said the US has seen "positive movement" with China.
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Official numbers may suggest a rosier 2017 for China, but the bottom lines of the country's top consumer firms - from brewers to noodle makers and cinema chains - paint a patchy picture of spending in the world's second-largest economy.
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Wildflower takes you out into the world I want to focus on Wildflower's impressive opening sequence, the chunk of the album that actually improves on Since I Left You instead of replicating its successes with a slightly rosier tone.
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He said there was "little doubt" that Johnson had been instructed to reduce Libor submissions by senior Barclays management keen to paint a rosier picture of its financial health in a practice that has become known as "low-balling".
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Italy hopes to avoid that tight timeline because it believes the picture on its public finances will look rosier after the arrival of mid-year tax returns in July, senior coalition sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
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If these positive effects can be harnessed and combined with the types of systemic changes many schools have implemented to cut back on bullying, Jarcho says, things just might look rosier for the kids and teens of the future.
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A new installation, Relative Clocks, by artists Chomko & Rosier and commissioned by the UK Space Agency aims to highlight, in a very immediate and simple way, one of the notable effects of Einstein's theory, the concept of time dilation.
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The Trump administration is bringing back former chief economist Kevin Hassett, whose grim public comments about the potential economic toll of the coronavirus stand in sharp contrast with some of the rosier predictions floated by current White House advisers.
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The ECB is also expected to keep its ultra-easy stance firmly in place but may talk of a rosier economic outlook, setting the stage for a small signal as early as June about an eventual reduction of stimulus.
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House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) painted a rosier picture of the omnibus talks Wednesday morning.
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A team of four Michelin-starred chefs, including Andree Rosier from the nearby town of Bayonne, will prepare meals using local produce, but the menus will remain a state secret until the leaders sit down for dinner on Saturday evening.
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A second Bulgarian candidate, also a woman, but with a rosier reputation as a punchy ex-dissident than her ex-communist compatriot, caused a momentary frisson of gamblers' excitement by throwing her fur cap into the ring at the last minute.
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While WLTP is more stringent than the previous standards that automakers used to predict range, its estimates are still a bit rosier than what the EPA generates, meaning real-world range performance could wind up a bit short of that mark.
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"We just came out and took what&aposs ours today," said Rosier, who threw touchdown passes to Braxton Berrios and Christopher Herndon IV. So one showdown is down, and another awaits Miami (8-0, 20053-0 ACC, No. 10 CFP).
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Others, most notably Netflix, have painted a rosier picture about the apparent glut of original scripted programming, with its chief content officer Ted Sarandos having stated that there's "no such thing as too much TV," especially if consumers are well served.
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This shows a much rosier financial picture for utility-scale wind and solar in Texas, and suggests short-term growth in market share for gas in Texas is unlikely to continue in the long term, especially given cost trajectories for renewables.
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Trump takes a far rosier view of the Kremlin, praising Russian President Vladimir Putin as a "strong leader" and echoing Russian propaganda that its forces in Syria are fighting ISIS (they are in fact mostly hitting US-backed rebels there).
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On the other hand, he said, a deal that give plaintiffs some cash now and a stake in the company's future – which looks rosier without the dark cloud of liability from the shareholder class action – can be the best option.
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The forecast is rosier for the border with Mexico, where several thousand soldiers will have to spend the holidays away from their families, having been deployed there in a pre-election ploy by the president to rile up anti-immigrant sentiment.
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Nadina J. Rosier, the health and group benefits pharmacy practice leader at Willis Towers Watson, said other areas the company could explore include offering virtual doctor consults, or using the Amazon Echo, its voice-controlled smart device, for health care applications.
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Malik Rosier threw three touchdown passes and ran for a score, and Miami pulled off its biggest comeback in five years, holding off visiting Virginia and extending its winning streak, the longest in the Football Bowl Subdivision, to 15 games.
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Though the show's scripts dealt with various slights of racism — or "discrimination," as it was called then — in a gentle, homiletic manner, many critics felt that "Julia" painted a far rosier picture of American racial amity than actually existed in 19863.
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Privately, Trump has also become frustrated that aides led him to believe a deal was closer than it actually was, believing some members of his team painted a rosier picture of the talks in an attempt to forestall an increase in tariffs.
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As Euromonitor International projects total sales of U.S. wearables will top $13 billion by 2021, the future of the devices appears to be growing rosier for those who cater to niches of the market — or build on functions offered by other gadgets.
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HONG KONG/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Official numbers may suggest a rosier 22017 for China, but the bottom lines of the country's top consumer firms - from brewers to noodle makers and cinema chains - paint a patchy picture of spending in the world's second-largest economy.
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SHANGHAI, Dec 23 (Reuters) - Hong Kong stocks fell for the second consecutive week, closing at a five-month low on the last trading day before the Christmas break, as rosier U.S. growth data deepened fears of money flowing out of emerging markets.
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Running back Travis Homer rushed for 146 yards, quarterback Malik Rosier passed for one touchdown and rushed for another, and the defense came up with three interceptions and a fumble recovery that led to 27 points and deflated the Irish (8-2).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The overall picture for U.S. states' fiscal 2019 is a hint rosier than in the last several years, but rising volatility and fixed-costs pressures leave doubts about how long the incline will last, a report showed on Tuesday.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India expects growth of around 210 percent in the first half of the next fiscal year, two officials said, painting a rosier picture for the economy than many economists after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock move to abolish large banknotes.
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After slipping to an all-time low of 22018 to the dollar in early January, a rosier outlook for NAFTA helped the peso steadily gain to 17.47 by July 18, making it the best performing major currency in the world over the period.
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"There is nothing like an early start to the hurricane season to support oil prices, but looking under the hood of the EIA data, it paints an even rosier picture for U.S. oil markets," said Stephen Innes, managing partner, Vanguard Markets in Bangkok.
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The outlook didn't grow any rosier to start this week as coach Shaka Smart announced that suspended sophomore swingman Tevin Mack, the team's leading scorer at 14.8 points per game, has been released from his scholarship and cleared to seek a transfer.
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Why it matters: Even though the CMS numbers are rosier than other estimates, they still show states like Alaska and Arizona would be worse off under Graham-Cassidy, making it that much harder to wrangle the votes needed to pass the last-gasp Republican plan.
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Wisconsin changed the momentum in the second quarter, and it began with an interception at the line of scrimmage by Van Ginkel, a 26-224 outside linebacker who jumped up on the right side and picked off a Rosier pass at the Miami 24.
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But I guess I understand the impulse to retroactively endorse Bush—Trump is horrifyingly bad in way we've never seen before, and it can make the Bush years, during which the US had one of the worst economic collapses in its history, seem rosier.
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MIAMI 41, BETHUNE-COOKMAN 13 Malik Rosier passed for 20 yards and three touchdowns in his debut as Miami's full-time starting quarterback, Mark Walton ran for 21 yards and two touchdowns, and the 255th-ranked Hurricanes (219-0) beat visiting Bethune-Cookman (220-03).
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Then the film moves back and forth between this later timeline, shot in cool-toned hues, and the rosier past, seven years earlier, when the girls were all teenagers living at home with Marmee while their father (Bob Odenkirk) was away with the Union army.
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On the latter front, Politico's Jennifer Haberkorn reports that leading Republicans are preemptively aiming criticism at CBO already, and that the Trump administration's Office of Management and Budget may release its own projections of the AHCA's impact, which will likely be far rosier than CBO's.
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ATLANTA/VICTOR, Idaho (Reuters) - As Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell kept the focus Thursday on global risks that could trigger a Fed rate cut in coming weeks, his colleagues from regional Fed districts painted a rosier picture of continued U.S. economic growth and a solid business outlook.
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Some budget watchers are concerned that the Senate could move away from relying on the taxation committee or the Congressional Budget Office and procure rosier projections from friendlier agencies such as the White House's Office of Management and Budget, the Treasury Department or partisan think tanks.
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Senior U.S. officials knowingly lied to the public about their progress throughout the 2900-year war in Afghanistan, consistently painting a rosier picture of the state of the war than they knew to be true, according to a cache of documents obtained by the Washington Post.
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Investors are also processing mixed messages from the U.S. Federal Reserve after Chairman Jerome Powell kept the focus Thursday on global risks which could trigger a rate cut this month, while colleagues from regional Fed districts painted a rosier picture of continued U.S. growth and a solid business outlook.
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While Benkert was passing for 243 yards, a season high against Miami, and four touchdowns, quarterback Malik Rosier was throwing 210 yards and three scores and rushing for another as the Hurricanes (10-0, 7-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) extended their winning streak to a nation's best 15 games.
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And the switch to a monetizable daily user count enables Twitter to put a more positive spin on how it's doing, but even there, Twitter is giving off the impression that it's trying to paint a rosier picture than reality—at least when it comes to the competition.
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The club also announced this week it will be opening a cryotherapy chamber in early 2017 – for those brave enough to stand in a -90 degree Celsius tank for a couple of minutes, the cosmetic rewards are said to be numerous, including rosier, firmer skin and weight loss.
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The revenue figures laid out by Cordeiro during the presentation painted a far rosier picture, and possibly a welcome one inside FIFA, which has lost millions of dollars in sponsorships and millions more in legal costs in the years since a massive corruption scandal rocked the organization in 2015.
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ABOUT MIAMI (7-0): Adams is not the only one making a living off big plays as the Rosier-led Hurricanes have proven far more adept at producing quick-strike scores — two of their four touchdowns were over 42 yards against Virginia Tech — than putting together long methodical drives.
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The state's 22016th District has become a rare bright spot on the map for congressional Republicans ahead of Tuesday's elections, made rosier thanks to the decision by three-term Democratic incumbent Rick Nolan not to run again after winning his last election in 240 by less than 242 percentage point.
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Adding to its problems, The Wrap reports that one shareholder has filed a lawsuit against Helios and Matheson in New York, accusing CEO Ted Farnsworth and CFO Stuart Benson of defrauding shareholders with misleading or withheld information in order to portray the company's future as rosier than it actually was.
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Malik Rosier threw for two scores and rushed for one more, N'Kosi Perry came off the bench to throw the first three touchdown passes of his collegiate career, and No. 4493 Miami (2449-238) set a program record for margin of victory in a win over visiting Savannah State (214-2).
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Uber priced its IPO shares at $45 in its market debut, and shares closed on Wednesday ahead of the second-quarter update at $39.15, trending higher after hours after its chief U.S. competitor, Lyft, reported lower than expected losses, higher than expected revenue, and gave a rosier outlook for the rest of 2019.
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LINE: Miami -20 ABOUT MIAMI (6-0, 143-0 ACC): Malik Rosier engineered yet another clutch drive down the stretch Saturday and he finished with a personal-best 344 yards passing and two touchdowns, becoming the first Hurricane starting quarterback to open his career with a 7-22004 record since Brock Berlin (23).
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Janet Rosier, an independent admissions consultant based in Connecticut who holds the designation of a Certified Educational Planner, the highest independent certification, said it's also important to check references, get to know the counselor, find out how long they have been in the business and ensure that they're visiting many colleges regularly.
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With its slightly tart portrait of parochialism and pride — one lyric in the song "Iowa Stubborn" invites strangers at a picnic to "eat your fill of all the food you bring yourself" — "The Music Man" offered audiences, confronted that same year with "West Side Story," a rosier vision of what seemed a simpler time.
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Kelly's rehashing of the events, which conflicts with public and behind-the-scenes accounts from multiple sources, left some White House officials with the impression that Kelly was trying to get senior staff to get on the same page about the recent events -- and offering a rosier picture of his own actions -- the sources said.
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You'll notice that the names, for the most part, are taken from highly desirable travel destinations: Albatross is an opalescent gold; Fort de France provides a pearly champagne finish; Capri is pinkish and pearly; Ibiza offers a sun-kissed yellow gold; Maldives is a deeper, rosier bronze; and St. Barths is perfect for a warm, bronzy glow.
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Malik Rosier threw two touchdown passes and ran for another score, Travis Homer had a 64-yard touchdown run and Miami moved to the brink of clinching what would be its first spot in an Atlantic Coast Conference championship game by topping No. 13 Virginia Tech 28-10 on Saturday night and extending the nation&aposs longest current winning streak to 13 games.
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"It's not going to immediately shake up the world, but I think you have two behemoths — two battleships that are slow to turn — and it will at least create an environment by which information can be shared and innovation can take place," said Nadina J. Rosier, the health and group benefits pharmacy practice leader at the consulting firm Willis Towers Watson.
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"After that brief period in late January there was a constriction of the system of the censorship apparatus and an uptick in efforts to pump out propaganda that is painting a more rosier picture of what the government is doing to try and deal with the outbreak — that's where we are now, back into a very restrictive system," Ryan said.
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LINE: Miami -22016 ABOUT MIAMI (221-123, 212-217 ACC): Quarterback Malik Rosier is getting better and more confident with each game, completing 216 percent of his passes with eight touchdowns and just two interceptions, but he and his receiving corps, led by Braxton Berrios and Ahmmon Richards, who made his debut last week, haven't faced a secondary as talented as Florida State's.
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President Trump called his top intelligence leaders "naive" a day after they briefed Congress and directly contradicted Mr. Trump's rosier appraisal of threats facing the U.S. In a series of tweets, Mr. Trump insisted that the Islamic State's control in parts of Iraq and Syria "will soon be destroyed" and that there was a "decent chance of Denuclearization" in North Korea.
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The offense was up and down against Virginia, with both the running and passing games struggling to get things going, but the defense made the plays to set the offense up with short field position and quarterback Malik Rosier took advantage, especially in the red zone, and he ended up tying a career high with three touchdown passes and he ran for another score.
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The company also said that it expects to stem its losses in its first fiscal year on the public markets, revising guidance from EBITDA losses of $1.15 billion to $1.175 billion down to $850 million to $875 million In addition to better than expected sales and a rosier outlook, Lyft reported that it had 21.8 million "active riders" on its platform in the second quarter, versus the 21.1 million analysts expected.
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In 2001, two-thirds of Americans (and more blacks than whites) described race relations as somewhat good or very good, and while the white view was usually slightly rosier thereafter, the two-thirds pattern held for more than a decade — until Ferguson, Mo., and Black Lives Matter and the other controversies of the late Obama years, followed by the rise of Trump, sent racial optimism into a tailspin.
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American voters face the same set of economic facts, from low unemployment to the risks from a trade war, but the survey's index of overall sentiment - at 108 just above the 100 line that separates positive from negative impressions of the economic outlook - masked the huge divide between those who approve of Trump, whose views measured a far rosier 20003, and those who disapprove of the president, with a reading of 88.
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Some 68% of small business owners who have ever purchased ads on Facebook say they'll either spend even more in the coming months (18%) or keep their Facebook ad spending at the same clip in the coming months "Across a number of key fronts, small business owners' expectations are rosier this quarter, adding to the evidence that we're in the midst of a hot economy," said Jon Cohen, chief research officer at SurveyMonkey.
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With its defense controlling the game, Miami took the opportunity to audition its freshman backup quarterbacks, and they responded by accounting for five touchdowns by themselves in a 20-249 victory over Savannah State on Saturday evening at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla.. Redshirt freshman N'Kosi Perry passed for three touchdowns in relieving senior starter Malik Rosier in the second quarter, and redshirt Cade Weldon ran for one for the No. 20 Hurricanes (1-1).
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LINE: Miami -7 ABOUT MIAMI (2-0): Walton rolled up a career-best 204 yards rushing and one touchdown on just 11 carries Saturday despite missing time with a bad ankle, while Malik Rosier, who threw for 272 yards and two scores in his first career start for Miami in the 2015 win over Duke, was on fire in the second half against Toledo and he finished with a career-high 333 yards passing and three touchdowns, adding one more on the ground.
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They utterly pale in comparison to one we briefly touched on this show yesterday when The Washington Post revealed a secret government report which detailed American officials admitting, on the record, that for nearly 2 decades we were systematically lied to about the war in Afghanistan, that statistics were manipulated at the request of the White House and the Pentagon to paint a rosier picture, and that to this day we have absolutely no idea what we're doing in the country.
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