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151. Whatever the short-term problems in this area, the outlook and for twentieth-century sculpture in general remains bright.

152. Her outlook had been considerably broadened by her theatrical experiences.

153. Maybe it has something to do with the curious outlook he had on life.

154. But as the tenth century was turning into the eleventh we have the first signs of a new outlook.

155. The short-term outlook on the high street, however, remains gloomy with subdued consumer demand.

156. Because attention was focused on customers and their changing demands, the organisation became dynamic in outlook.

157. I was the only one who was moving further away, and that knowledge didn't improve my outlook on things in general.

158. So, did you line up for London with a positive mental outlook and were you full of confidence?

159. If I can have a game of polo I feel five hundred times better in my mental outlook.

160. When I was a child, my speech, my outlook, and my thoughts were all with childish things.

161. But he was good enough, and bright enough, to qualify for the Ensemble, and it broadened his outlook.

162. And the outlook for tomorrow's much the same: cloud in the east, sunny spells in the west.

163. The outlook remains uncertain for P-E though improvement is expected, based on the group's own performance rather than friendlier market conditions.

164. The development of this process operates in a dual way on the outlook of the imperialists.

165. And they believe that what makes the current situation precarious is the continuing uncertainty over the outlook for sterling.

166. The uncertain outlook for consumer spending has encouraged City analysts to trim their profit forecasts from around ￡11m to nearer ￡10m.

167. The business outlook is based on responses from 150 manufacturers in eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware and southern New Jersey.

168. Its successor Outlook 2000 adds more bulk that you can safely do without.

169. Also cosmopolitan in outlook are a variety of traditional professions, particularly university lecturers.

170. Can a distortion of past events really produce a healthy outlook on life?

171. The local topography helped in many subtle ways to shape their attitudes and whole outlook on life.

172. In this outlook the minimal work accomplished by life resembles the physics and thermodynamics of the minimal work done in a computer.

173. Despite his rosy outlook, the chairman still appeared on the defensive during a question and answer session with shareholders.

174. Sadly, not all children develop enough sensitivity to other people's values and outlook.

175. Many of the novel's legendary figures, however, do successfully complement an obsessively Cainite outlook.

176. Partly due to its history, and partly to temperament, the Home Office is conservative procedurally and cautious in outlook.

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177. Phone company officials insist the long-term outlook for consumers will be brighter.

178. That's the optimistic outlook of Bordon businessman Philip Voice, who says he's never had it so good.

179. The long-term outlook for the computer industry remains fairly bright.

180. Nell felt almost giddy at the way her outlook on the future had so dramatically altered.