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optics

[op-tiks] / ˈɒp tɪks /
NOUN
eyesight
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Bottom Line: A technical/defensive carry that works if execution and balance-sheet optics improve; not a pure value or growth standout.

From Barron's

True workplace diversity isn’t about optics—the way somebody looks—but is about diversity of thought.

From The Wall Street Journal

This insight could support advances in optics, spintronics, and emerging quantum technologies.

From Science Daily

The optics are also a prize for the crown prince.

From The Wall Street Journal

Others will be told to sell assets to pay for their upkeep - although officials are trying to avoid the PR optics of the controversial Danish policy of taking jewellery off people.

From BBC