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Look On The Bright Side

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Look On The Bright Side - to find the good in something bad

• My car broke down. Looking on the bright side, at least I have a bus near my house.
• I broke my foot, but looking on the bright side I will be OK soon.
• It is always good to look on the bright side. It could of been a lot worse.
• Looking on the bright side, I am glad I lost only my phone, and not my wallet too.
• I have no money in my wallet, but looking on the bright side I have a big heart.
• My sister is always looking on the bright side of everything. She is great.

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