After the next crash, institutions will not be too big to fail, they'll be too big to save.
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I thought that theater would be too big for it.
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Our digital platforms may not be too big to fail.
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Bottom line: the country may be too big too ruin.
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If Italy veers towards default, it will be too big to rescue.
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Mega-banks may simply be too big for any mortal to control.
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The excuse: It would be too big a blow to the deficit.
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If anything ought to be too big to fail, it is the ocean.
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So, deficits can be too big, but they can also be too small.
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It shouldn't be too big of a surprise that Denmark topped the list.
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No challenge seems to be too big for the entrepreneur and tech mogul.
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But WeWork might simply be too big to fail, at least for SoftBank.
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The model should be too big to fail and systemically important financial institutions.
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This responsibility will be too big and cause the Republican machine to implode.
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The Ionic will likely be too big and square to accomplish the same feat.
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Sure, the collar may be too big, but that just adds to the cuteness.
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No bank can be too big to fail, no executive too powerful to jail.
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Jennifer Lawrence may be too big of a star to play Mystique much longer.
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It's also a Minnesotan or Midwestern thing: don't be too big for your britches.
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"Democrats can be too big of a tent," according to Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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A theme that may be too big for just eight mere episodes to convey.
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Divisions over abortion and funding for Planned Parenthood could be too big to bridge.
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If it's only a few hundred people, the margin of error will be too big.
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In the end, however, the Rosneft-Essar deal proved to be too big to fail.
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Amazon might be too big to tax, but it's not too big to freak out.
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Dreams or ideas may be "too big to fail," but there is support for practicality.
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You don't want it to be too big to fit in your kitchen, bedroom, or garage.
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Sometimes vehicles will be too big and heavy to make them ideal candidates for full electrification.
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Forty-three inches… would that be too big, too small, or would it be… Just right?!
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The Apple chip-supplier's M&A bite looks logical, but may be too big to chew.
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For families struggling to make ends meet, that can simply be too big of a gap.
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The problem of inequality may well be too big for only a technocratic approach to government.
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Or they know attending their destination wedding would be too big of a financial burden on you.
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One analyst noted, however, that the offering may just be too big for foreign investors to ignore.
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"Even with those implementation mistakes, it looked like the key space would be too big," says Hirvonen.
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"Our problem may not be too big to fail, but rather too small to scale," Achleitner said.
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It also rekindles anxiety over what it means for a bank to be too big to fail.
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No bank can be too big to fail and no executive too powerful to go to jail.
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Even after the 9th Circuit's Hyundai decision, some nationwide class actions may be too big to fail.
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And it may be too big a risk for Trump to skip the final debate before Iowa.
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It has a reasonable 6.2-inch screen, though that still might be too big for some folks.
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"If you start adding in all the other things, it's going to be too big," Flake said.
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"People say that would be too big of a jump, it would look crazy," she told me.
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Shouldn't be too big of a surprise considering Kraft is tight with Meek's MMG label owner, Rick Ross.
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Anything larger than the iPhone 220s will be too big for the MOGA Ace Power to wrap around.
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Banks are lucky enough to be too big to fail; Gawker and blogging were too big to succeed.
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That product doesn't require a computer, but it would be too big and awkward to walk around with.
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But other Chinese trade experts say tariffs on equal fractions of trade would be too big a compromise.
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They wanted the magnets either to be too big to swallow or too weak to cause organ damage.
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But 69 Republicans voted against it, ostensibly because it would be too big a blow to the deficit.
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The theory was that if AkzoNobel could buy Axalta, then it would be too big for PPG to swallow.
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"Our problem may not be too big to fail, but rather too small to scale," chairman Paul Achleitner said.
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What it actually means is that O'Neill's has an entire range of dishes specifically designed to be too big.
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I worry that a piece may be too big, that it's going to cost too much to move it.
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At any other race, an early exit from Earnhardt's No. 260 car would not be too big a deal.
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I love the design — it looks gorgeous in dark blue — but it might be too big for some people.
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And while the government may be too big to fail, individual households can, and do, fail all the time.
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I also think that NYC can sometimes be too big—there is so much—it almost seems out of reach.
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Even if earbuds are distributed on your flights, the standard size may be too big for children and fall out.
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I thought the rug would be too big to fit in my washing machine, but there was plenty of room.
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Nobody should be too big to jail, especially since the Justice Department has changed its approach to the corporate world.
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Detractors say a federal holiday would be too big an ask of businesses that rely on day-to-day revenue.
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At some point, the price increase will be too big for retailers to shoulder the burden if the problem sticks around.
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This may be too big a role for the rookie Selden, who spent most of the year in the D-League.
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Gail: O.J. Simpson — wow, suddenly I got a vision of Donald Trump trying on gloves, which would be … too big. Sorry.
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The iPhone is more popular with women than with men, but it also happens to be too big for women's hands.
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The retirement of Peyton Manning should not be too big a blow, as his numbers were anemic most of last season.
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But Gabby Street, an ex-catcher turned St. Louis Cardinals announcer, suggested that it would not be too big a leap.
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Taking the step to certifying that status wouldn't be too big a deal for Apple, and it could still be done.
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Even worse, sheet pans can also be too big to fit into the dishwasher, especially if you've used more than one.
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"One of the things about Ali Krieger is no moment is ever going to be too big for her," Ellis said.
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They would still be too big to fail, of course, but they would be paying a fair price for the privilege.
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If the band rides up, it may be too big, and if it feels uncomfortably tight, it could be too small.
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Valade says he hopes if there's enough user support, the privacy backlash would be too big if the tech giants blocked Jumbo.
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I was worried they'd be too big since they're adult size, but they fit her just fine and they even fit me!
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"Conventional wisdom says you can't do this in the debt markets as it will be too big," a fourth senior banker said.
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It seems like a risk that would be too big to take, yet we see brands take these risks time and again.
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There's a newer Fire HD 10 Kids Edition as well, but it's pricier at $200 and might be too big for kids.
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No institution, trader, or executive will ever again be too big to fail or too big to jail under a Sanders administration.
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This occurred after Airbus realized that its plane may be too big for the European market due to lower airline demand forecasts.
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But restarting her life as a single mother while grappling with a crisis of faith proved to be too big a leap.
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Though the download will be too big to go through, the attempt will prompt your iPhone to self-clean certain data-heavy apps.
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These are bits of equipment—galleys, crews' quarters and so on—that would be too big to carry through the cabin doors later.
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" Speaking at the 2016 Delivering Alpha conference, presented by CNBC and Institutional Investor, Lew said no one should be "too big to jail.
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He is about to be too big for the Ergo, and now he's walking, but this has worked for the last 16 months.
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"The boost from an expansionary fiscal policy suggests any downgrade to the BOJ's inflation forecast won't be too big," said one of the sources.
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"Very large companies can be too big for banks to finance — then it is good to think about alternatives like corporate bonds," Nagy said.
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You will need to share your truth and it will just be too big for the person you've told to keep it to themselves.
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And it's certainly conceivable that a blanket ban on immigration from dozens of countries would be too big a step for the courts to countenance.
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It's important that Wall Street never threaten Main Street again; no bank can be too big to fail, and no executive too powerful to jail.
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The biggest debtor in Europe would be too big to bail out, so Grexit might lead to Italexit and the break-up of the euro.
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With Prudential freed from Fed supervision, U.S. regulators no longer subject any nonbank to tougher rules for firms believed to be too big to fail.
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Pros: Rugged and durable, waterproof, dustproof, convenient shape, inexpensiveCons: Could be too big for some, need to store storage cups somewhere if they are removed
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That year, the emoji lexicon added same-sex couples and five different skin tones, so you'd think Tinder's proposal wouldn't be too big of an ask.
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There are measurements that pop up, but you're still effectively estimating the size of something which may or may not be too big for your room.
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Bundy told PeopleStyle that she didn't want her wedding gown to be too big or "Cinderella goofy" and her beauty look followed a similar classic aestethic.
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The Republican-led legislation, which would alter the standards for banks considered to be "too big to fail," would also make lending easier for financial institutions.
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Also, while this phone is definitely smaller than a 7 Pro and is slightly easier to hold, it still might be too big for some people.
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The NRA and congressional Republicans will probably muster serious pushback against the plan, but Biden's campaign doesn't think that will be too big of an issue.
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THE CHALLENGE IS IF THE PASSIVE MONEY IN THE MARKET GETS TO BE TOO BIG, YOU HAVE NO REAL PRICE DISCOVERY AND YOU HAVE NO REAL ACCOUNTABILITY.
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But given just how much Trump seems to enjoy seeing his surname plastered on pretty much anything, that last hangup shouldn't be too big of a problem.
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One way to reduce costs, he recommends, is to reduce "dead space" in shipping boxes that might be too big for the item, which drives up prices.
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Bradshaw agrees the 31-year-old WR is crazy talented, but the off-the-field issues could be too big of a hurdle for him to overcome.
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Yet it would be too big a concession for Fox to remove her as moderator or restrict her questioning in some way — the network would be humiliated.
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Maybe it's because I'm from a small town in Iowa, but in my head, I thought it would be too big and that I wouldn't like it.
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It's still going to be too big for some people's wrists, however, and it's hard to imagine it fitting much more seamlessly into your three-piece suit setup.
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Shouldn't be too big of a shock ... a really good basketball player is still really good at basketball ... but a pretty cool moment for the cast and crew.
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The Buffaloes must beat No. 22 Utah (8-3); the Trojans need Colorado to lose and must beat Notre Dame, which should not be too big a problem.
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DAVID FABER: UNITED TECHNOLOGIES IS REBUFFING HONEYWELL'S OFFER TO PAY $108 A SHARE FOR THE COMPANY, SAYING THE ANTITRUST HURDLES IN A POTENTIAL DEAL WOULD SIMPLY BE TOO BIG.
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Last year, the company asserted it does not need a partner to build the airport, in response to concerns that the project may be too big to handle alone.
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Not dissimilar from Italy's beloved Cotoletta alla Milanese, proper Wiener Schnitzel should be too big to fit on your plate — and so delicious that you won't leave a crumb.
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" In the years since the mortgage crisis of 2008, it has become common to observe that certain financial institutions and other large corporations may be "too big to jail.
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But they are too big to trust and — despite the call by Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, for new legislation and regulation — may already be too big to regulate.
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They can be too big, especially if they are not used to increase the nation's productive capacity, or if there is a shortage of labor, raw materials and factories.
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"In effect, psychiatric hospitals might be too big to fail depending on the local context; hospitals might be aware of this and therefore not fear being sanctioned," Shields said.
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" Nonetheless, she went on to complain that "Democrats can be too big of a tent" and that "they let anybody who the cat dragged in call themselves a progressive.
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"Some companies may be too big to be acquired, but there are thousands that aren't, and after today I'm tired of hearing how expensive these stocks are," Cramer said.
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It would normally be too big of an indulgence for me to come to this gym and pay for a day pass, since I already have a gym membership elsewhere.
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READMEExceptionally good microphone and noise-cancelling for phone callsSleek design fits snugly into your headBut that sleek design might be too big for your earsAmazing battery life, great sound quality
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To actually zoom your phone would need an optical lens, but the theory is that optical lenses tend to be too big, too bulky, and too delicate for a phone.
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"Women's bumps show at all different stages and come in a variety of shapes and it's never okay to criticize a woman's bump whether that be too big or small."
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Obviously a city like Los Angeles is always going to be too big and bright for people to be able to see all of the stars or the Milky Way.
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Indrawati did not provide a new deficit estimate, but she said the additional financing "may not be too big", and would be covered by bond issuances on domestic and international markets.
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But the merged group would be too big for even Pfizer, worth $255bn, to swallow—before news of the deal came the two firms had a combined market value of $138bn.
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Unlike Greece, Italy is too big to fail for the euro to survive in its present form, yet it could also prove to be too big for Europe to save it.
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Nash wasn't the most dominant guy on the field, but he certainly held his own ... which shouldn't be too big of a surprise considering he's a freak athlete who loves soccer.
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As Democrats argued that Wells Fargo could be too big to manage, Republicans accused the committee's majority of using the bank's offensive conduct to smear big competitor banks with clean records.
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Several sources said the stake in ADP, which has a market cap of 16 billion euros ($18.84 billion), could be too big to be sold in one go as a competitive process.
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Some analysts warned on Wednesday that the way Mr. Comey was fired was a sign that a tax overhaul could be too big of a lift for lawmakers in this political environment.
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A study like the prison experiment might just be too big and complicated, with too many inputs, too many variables, to really nail down or understand a single, simple conclusion from it.
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I think something will actually happen after the March for Our Lives, because it's going to be too big of an issue and too big of a crowd for anybody to deny us.
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It can't be too big where it looks like you've brought along a laptop as your plus one, but it also needs to be capable of carrying the essentials: phone, wallet, keys, lipstick.
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We'll be letting a female user test the product, as well, to get a better idea of the fit, but from a cursory glance, the product may be too big for many wrists.
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Shares in KWS Saat fell 2.4 percent at 1335 GMT on concern the deal would be too big a financial burden for a buyer with a market value of about 2 billion euros.
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I haven't worn jeans in the straight fit, but I'm almost certain they'd be too big for my body type (I'm a size 29 waist and sizes start at 30 for straight fit).
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If that Navalny comes to power, the changes will be too big, society won't be able to handle it, and we'll fall into troubled times—more troubled even than in the 1990s, I bet.
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Though the way things are going with in-game chats right now, there's always a possibility it might not be included in the final build if moderation proves to be too big a concern.
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"When it comes to that darn Wall Street, I've always believed no bank can be too big to fail, [in a Sanders voice] 'no executive too' – you know the rest," Clinton said near the end.
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The series' end foreshadowed the eventual decline of the British aristocracy, but much of the family had moved so far away from relying on their status that it shouldn't be too big of a problem.
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Although screen tearing shouldn't be too big a concern for EVO210-S users, 215p HD and a GTX 23.0 are probably the safest means of getting maximum graphics output with minimum cause for graphics issues.
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Now, he's suing the Boucher Law Firm -- which represented him in his lawsuit -- and his new attorney believes the boxing match would be too big of a distraction with that legal issue on the horizon.
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Compared to its Android contemporaries, the G28 is one of the smaller flagships on the market, and it should appeal to people who find the Plus models from other manufacturers to be too big to handle.
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Although Baratta had been intrigued, Blackstone initially thought a purchase of F&R would be too big of a bet for the firm at the time, according to three sources with direct knowledge of the matter.
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There would be no clear line for what needs to be fact-checked and what doesn't, which would get to be too big of a responsibility for a company whose main focus is not fact-checking.
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It may also be too big — when the monitor is on my desk, my peripheral vision cannot see everything on the screen at once, and I literally have to look up to change browser tabs, for example.
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That experience, along with the track record of Minneapolis Fed researchers on whether banks should be "too big to fail," created an opportunity for the bank to raise the issue at a time when there is no crisis.
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Lynch is super charitable when it comes to causes affecting his hometown of Oakland (and he helps out in other cities and countries as well) ... so it wouldn't be too big of a shocker if this was him.
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Cory Gardner, a member of Republican leadership who helms the Senate Republicans' campaign arm, said the discussions among leadership and the White House leave him "confident" a deal can be reached, and that it can't be too big.
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When you watch a video on a computer, all that information has usually been encoded/compressed and then decoded/decompressed to allow a computer to read files that would otherwise be too big to store on its hard drive.
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This feature seems mostly there to keep your wandering in check; neither floors nor dungeons tend to be too big, but you could feasibly pack a bunch of missions into a single trip to make the whole experience quicker.
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This feature seems mostly there to keep your wandering in check; neither floors nor dungeons tend to be too big, but you could feasibly pack a bunch of missions into a single trip to make the whole experience quicker.
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Money management firm VanEck is both skeptical of and planning to sell a related investment product, illustrating a rising perception that the surge of interest in the digital currency creates a high-risk opportunity that may be too big to miss.
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"The Fed hiking rates three times, and even four times, this year won't be too big of a surprise for the currency market, which fully expects the Fed to continue normalising policy," said Shin Kadota, senior strategist at Barclays in Tokyo.
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"We are cautious, we are just looking at the situation, but for sure it is not paralysing, that would be too big a word, but it will have some consequences," Chief Executive Jean-Francois van Boxmeer said on a conference call.
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"We are cautious, we are just looking at the situation, but for sure it is not paralyzing, that would be too big a word, but it will have some consequences," Chief Executive Jean-Francois van Boxmeer said on a conference call.
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He played a live set accompanied by three saxophones ("It was so stupid," he recalls with a laugh), and a number of his friends hopped behind a laptop to DJ for a crowd that turned out to be too big for the kitchen.
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In early 2017, the company - which had been thought to be too big to take over - managed to fight off one of the largest corporate bids ever made, but had to placate investors with a plan to boost profits and reinvigorate the group.
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If it's floating off your body, your bra may be too big or too small (you can look for other fit signs to determine whether to size up or down), or you may just need to try a different style or brand.
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Really, Uber should be the most fucked company on this list, but with more than $11 billion raised, reportedly at a nearly $70 billion valuation, and an insane lead on its competitors across most of the world, Uber may simply be too big to fail.
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If and when that happens, one would have to watch the trade numbers because the American beef, pork and dairy products may not suit the Japanese palates, while the Chevy Silverados, Dodge Rams and Ford Rangers may just be too big for Japanese buyers.
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But the judge said the accord did not disclose the size of the settlement fund or the costs of the credit monitoring, and the proposed class may be too big because the number of "active" users that Yahoo disclosed privately to her was far lower.
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The legislation says that, in no more than 90 days, the Financial Stability Oversight Council, a high-level regulator set up by the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010, would have to draw up a list of firms that appear to be too big to fail.
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Although Baratta had been intrigued, Blackstone initially thought a purchase of F&R would be too big of a bet for the firm at the time and the talks went quiet in 2014-2015, according to three sources with direct knowledge of the matter.
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If Dycle can persuade parents to initially get into a routine of collecting their kitchen scraps and regularly dropping them off at a collection point, they hope convincing parents in the community to do the same with used baby diapers won't be too big of a leap.
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While Maag was a longtime investor, billionaire Och's big Actelion stake emerged in December as talk of a sale heated up and a flurry of hedge funds piled into Actelion shares on optimism that J&J's offer would be too big for the Clozels to refuse.
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"The Royal Bank of Scotland would just be too big for the economy (...) but that's around the plaque and not about where our people (are) because we have a very big business up here in Scotland," Chief Executive Ross McEwen told the BBC in an interview.
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Last year, the GAO found that a privatized air traffic control system would be too big to fail, meaning consumers or taxpayers might have to bail out the private corporation if it couldn't pay the $10 billion-plus that it costs to operate a safe system.
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Eve Hogerheide, a teacher who lives in Sacramento, said she and her husband had considered buying an electric car but decided that charging it on trips to see her mother, who lives about 100 miles away, or to Los Angeles would be too big a headache.
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One of its main goals is to subject banks to a host of new regulations, along with facing the possibility of being broken up if they are deemed to be "too big to fail," thereby skirting the possibility of another round of taxpayer-financed bailouts by the federal government.
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Compared to some of the problems affecting DJI's drone-making peers, a minor reduction in top speed shouldn't be too big a deal, but if you did preorder the Inspire 2 precisely because it could it could break the 60 mph barrier, then DJI is offering full refunds on the device.
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For example, a multivitamin/mineral supplement contains none of the fiber in fruits and vegetables, and to provide the amount of daily calcium recommended (1,000 milligrams for adults, rising to 1,200 for women over 50 and men over 70), the combination pill would be too big for most people to swallow.
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Amit Singhal, Uber SVP of Engineering I asked Singhal if the problem might not be too big to solve – by his own admission, Uber faces some of the most daunting technical challenges he's ever seen in his long career, which included building the most complex search algorithms on the planet at Google.
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ILVA Tamburi District Piccolo Sea Ionian Sea Taranto SP23 SP22017 ITALY SP583 Map data by OpenStreetMap 258 mile Adriatic Sea Rome ITALY PUGLIA Naples Taranto Tyrrhenian Sea SICILY 2500 miles By The New York Times At this point the steelworks appears to be too big to fail, and failing too much to keep running.
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