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Now in his latest ad, called Optimists, Kerry sounds almost Reaganesque in his sunlit homage to the spirit of America.
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And those are called Optimists and Transcendentalists and
Letters of Franklin K. Lane Franklin Knight Lane 1892
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Election: 2004, Bush/KerryAd: "Optimists" (for Kerry) There's just so much going on in this ad.
Image Is Everything 2007
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In 'Optimists' a railroad man who shunts engines through the yard sees a hobo mangled on the tracks.
Fallen Creatures Kazin, Alfred 1987
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* "Optimists" eye index at 5,800-plus by yearend-analyst
FTSE closes up on Basel deal, China output gains | Reuters 2010
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'Optimists' still hold that with more energy in mine-sweeping the Allied fleet could have passed into the Sea of Marmara before the landings took place.
Army Rumour Service 2010
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Optimists say it need not be a reprise of Iran; that it could look more like Turkey; that the term "moderate Islamist" isn't an oxymoron, at least in a relative sense.
Why Islamists Are Winning Bret Stephens 2011
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Optimists point to signs of slowing inflation and expectations that Beijing could shift its policies back to a growth focus.
Auto Market Simmers in China Norihiko Shirouzu 2011
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Optimists and pessimists over Istanbul's future tend to be divided along political lines, according to Hakan Yilmaz, a political scientist at the city's Bosphorus University.
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Optimists say that wouldn't happen until the late 2020s, as Japan still has a huge income surplus and its shrinking population should keep domestic demand weak and promote saving.
Japan's Current-Account Surplus Falls Sharply Takashi Nakamichi 2012
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