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through rose-colored glasses

  1. see see through rose-colored glasses.



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“It’ll be like looking through rose-colored glasses,” he muses, smiling, optimistic about what’s to come.

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“You can look back through rose-colored glasses, but it’s false. Things were difficult. But we’re still reaping some of those rewards.”

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“How did this happen? So much of it is great memories. My mother said in her wedding speech — my second wedding — that Nicole’s always looked at the world through rose-colored glasses, particularly the past.”

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Or will political and economic pressures to rebuild and restore Maui’s robust tourism industry - where visitors normally spend $14 million per day - lead officials to look at any testing results through rose-colored glasses?

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Or will political and economic pressures to rebuild and restore Maui’s robust tourism industry — where visitors normally spend $14 million per day — lead officials to look at any testing results through rose-colored glasses?

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