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Meanings of more positive in English

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Usage of more positive in English
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However, Stefanovic now appears to be feeling more positive about the situation.
News.com.au
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He has a more positive view, however, on the U.S. banking sector.
Reuters
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They will all be tested again today with more positive cases expected.
Radio NZ
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I only wish it came up with a different, more positive answer.
The Guardian
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Current discussions regarding NAFTA have taken a more positive tone this week.
Reuters
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The lower end of the market is far more positive for Facebook.
BBC
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Today I feel more positive, with self-confidence and with energies, Hopkins said.
Reuters
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Instead, Saturday's result will inspire new, more positive feel about the Timbers.
The Guardian
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Dealers said the underlying tone of the market was much more positive.
The Irish Times
10
Moore sounded a more positive note about the rest of the year.
The Guardian
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A decade later, his legacy is seen in a more positive light.
Reuters
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She said there are more positive things youth can get involved in.
Radio NZ
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For now, though, the new Panasonic partnership is more positive than negative.
Reuters
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The New Judaism will deemphasize historical trouble for a more positive outlook.
Naked pictures of famous people
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In general, European Americans provided more positive events and self-descriptions than Chinese.
Pubmed
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Other vegetable markets were also lifted by the more positive investor sentiment.
Reuters
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