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Instead, he was remarkably upbeat.

Groh was remarkably upbeat afterward, though, a testament to how impressive the offense was and to what a boost it provided the Jets (2-2).

Yet at the party's manifesto launch in London this morning Nick Clegg, its leader was remarkably upbeat, fizzing with details from his doorstopper of an electoral programme (at 160 pages about twice as long as either the Conservative or Labour offerings).The deputy prime minister's good mood seems to have something to do with the likely election result: another hung parliament.

Mr McGowan is remarkably upbeat.

West Africa may be one of the poorest parts of the world, but the recent story has been remarkably upbeat.

FOR someone who has probably lost more of his own money in the past year than almost anyone in history, Bill Gates is remarkably upbeat.

But these days firms are spinning into webs, innovation is relentless and the average length of employment in California, where the new economy is being forged, is three years.Given this, Ms Dean is remarkably upbeat.

Israelis know that Hizbullah has more lethal missiles in reserve and that Tel Aviv itself could become a target at any moment.And yet Israel's mood, in contrast to Lebanon's, is remarkably upbeat.

But the terminal is just one item in an Anderson manifesto that is remarkably upbeat, given that he runs a council badly hit by the coalition's cuts, and also pro-business to a degree that would make Peter Mandelson proud.

Yet for a man who has lived in Florence and Sicily as well as Rome, Liverani is remarkably upbeat having spent the majority of a bleak winter morning on a sodden training field in east London, at the club's Chigwell base where he makes the daily commute from Mayfair.

It's true that she is managing to be remarkably upbeat, on just four hours' sleep; she had to get up at 10am to prepare for an 11am appointment – two hours with a tall, cross-dressing man who came with a pink wig and bag of his own clothes.