But Mr Noda's optimisticassessment appears to have been premature.
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Spain itself is predicting a half-percent contraction in 2013, a probably overly optimisticassessment.
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The optimisticassessment is that the ECB has at least done enough to mend the banking system.
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Let's say that your optimisticassessment is wrong, and they're even prepared to detect and destroy a single ship.
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By Thursday, 11 days into the latest crisis, authorities in all three states were delivering a notably more optimisticassessment.
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A shot at a golden hat-trick at the Tokyo Olympics in 2020 remains a target, according to his most optimisticassessment.
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However, the economic data that emerged over the summer months have led analysts and financial commentators to jettison this optimisticassessment of global economic trends.
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That was Michael Howard's optimisticassessment yesterday as he and Tony Blair clashed over Iraq, immigration and the proposed British referendum on the European constitution.
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Dennis Kelleher, who heads the Better Markets pressure group, which is pushing for Wall Street reform, gave a cautiously optimisticassessment of the new rules.
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Such optimisticassessments, however, are typically based on unrealistic assumptions that all countries will benefit equally.
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Behind-the-scenes talks mediated by Egypt and, recently, by Germany have seesawed from optimisticassessments a deal was close, to reports the negotiations may have failed.
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Over the past five months, the app seems to have exceeded even those optimisticassessments -and Twitter's rivals seem to finally be taking notice.