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look on the bright side

  1. see bright side.



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“We pay far too little attention to that ominous period of American life,” he said, “always preferring to look on the bright side rather than the dark side.”

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"The best moment in my life about that song was when England were beating Germany 5-0 in Munich, and the German fans started to sing Always Look on the Bright Side of Life," he said.

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Remembering his last UK performance at London 2012, singing Always Look on the Bright Side of Life, he said "I haven't been in England and performed since the Olympic Games".

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During his interview with “Fox & Friends” on Thursday, Carr said he was “trying to look on the bright side,” which is that an “unprecedented number of deportations” are taking place, and “for that, thank goodness for President Trump.”

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Lyudmila tries to look on the bright side.

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