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It would quickly begin to crumble in a post-election environment where the inherent tensions of the liberal, social democratic and conservative outlooks come into conflict rather than confluence.

"Although many companies had decent second-quarter earnings, outlooks came crashing down," wrote Steven M. Milunovich, a Merrill Lynch analyst, of profit reports last week from technology companies.

One of the few optimistic outlooks came from Laura Ashley, which is known for its floral print frocks and home furnishings and has been in the doldrums for years.

The great clash of these outlooks came in 1968, a conflict that Mr. Legner was too young to participate in, but that had a decisive influence on men like Mr. Schroder and Mr. Fischer.

The meeting between the leaders, both new to their jobs but with very different political styles and outlooks, comes at a delicate time in the relationship between their countries, especially over the issue of Iran.

This compare and contrast between the outlooks came to the fore again during this week's Summit on CVE.

They heap scorn on the government's "creative accounting"—like shelving German unity-induced debt repayment and note revenue is plunging far below forecasts, not least because a long-promised reform of the archaic tax system remains blocked.On top of the dismal debt outlook come growing worries about just how independent the European Central Bank will be, despite its solid-looking statute.

The brighter outlook comes even though wages and consumer spending continued to fall.

The lowered quarterly results outlook comes as the chip maker continues to recover from earthquake-related production disruptions in Japan.

The change in the scholarly outlook came from the rise of Christianity; the new material was vellum or parchment.

That outlook comes with news from the casinos this summer that, while not exceedingly grim, is not good.