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After a Brexit, he said, Britain could have a "brighter economic future for itself".
If people could have a brighter future in the countryside, they'd stay there.
I felt a sense of responsibility, apart from the fact that I thought I'd have a brighter future here".
Among division rivals, the Mets have a brighter outlook only than that of the recently gutted Miami Marlins.
With their original chemistry intact, fresh flowers have a brighter, more aromatic flavour, combining pineapples and tart green Granny Smiths.
The little scenes at the cottage in Somerset have a brighter tone, and also a much surer effect.
As newlyweds, they seemed to have a brighter future within their grasp, although they had to live apart.
I say, 'Well, I have a brighter flashlight.' " Not that the flashlight was bought with one-upmanship in mind.
Next month, Mazda will offer another S.U.V. with some Ford chromosomes, and this one may have a brighter future.
He may have a brighter legacy than any other, though, in part because he suggested wrath could be good.
The new cars being introduced into the system have a brighter design and offer a more open feel.
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