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The perhaps overoptimistically named 'cable tidy' is your best bet.

Proud of his newly achieved expansiveness, Webern claimed, overoptimistically, that the movement was 15 minutes long.

I parked, let Rose out, then climbed out myself, overoptimistically carrying a rope halter a neighbor had provided.

Finally, in 1988, Spain's Socialist Government decided to rescue the Teatro Real, hoping overoptimistically that it would reopen in 1992.

ChanceyGardener - inventories have risen since the 09 lows, but they remain well behind the pre-recession figures - albeit they were slightly overoptimistically rising earlier this year.

Fischer shipped off his king's knight, normally the king's best defender, on an expedition of counterattack on the other side of the board, and Spassky responded overoptimistically.

Later lionised - perhaps overoptimistically - by nationalist writers such as Taras Shevchenko and Ivan Franko, the Cossacks are central to the country's identity.

"The infrastructure had deteriorated, equipment and technology needed upgrading, our new emergency room will cost millions of dollars, we overoptimistically projected a deficit of $24 million when it should have been $55 million to $60 million, and we're saddled with an inherited civil service contract.