Facebook does too much to do much of anything well.
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But when does too much booze become too much booze?
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And the Great News pilot doesn't just do a lot — it does too much.
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Like most Americans, I believe that government does too much and costs too much.
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He's too brash, too cocky, does too much dancing — or so the critics say.
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The problem with Greta is that it both does too much and not enough.
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The law does too much good for too many people for doctrine to override evidence.
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He suffers from what doctors call "crashes," where his symptoms intensify if he does too much activity.
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Does too much money hurt a startup more than it helps, or is that standard view actually mistaken?
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Maybe Donald Trump doesn't firmly believe that the federal government does too much to protect people of color.
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And I think it's fair to argue that in some cases, the media does too much self-reflection here.
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The wrestlers of a different era might look at someone like Darby Allin and say that he does too much.
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He feels caught between two competing sides, those who think ICE does too much and those who think it doesn't do nearly enough.
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If the BoE does too much, it could spook households and markets into thinking the economy is in worse shape than it is.
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About two-thirds of Americans think the government does too much to help wealthy people, according to a January 2018 Pew Research survey.
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Sanders late last week also panned a compromise chemical safety bill, arguing it does too much to prevent states from regulating dangerous substances.
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Democrats contend the plan does too much to help wealthy individuals and corporations and does not provide enough relief for the middle class.
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He tries to talk Timmy out of the charade by telling him a bedtime story about a boy who does too much pretending.
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Democrats argue that the plan does too much to help wealthy individuals and corporations and does not provide enough relief for the middle class.
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With so much fiscal stimulus waiting in the wings, however, some are wondering: When does too much of a good thing, become a bad thing?
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Government spends too much because it does too much, and a President who is serious about making government do and spend less can make it happen.
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But to be honest, I try not to think about it too often because as a creative person I don't feel like it does too much good.
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Democratic leaders have argued the framework does not go far enough to reduce the burden on the middle class and does too much to help the wealthy.
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As the provision is now drafted, it does too much for people like senators, frankly, and families in high-income categories, and not enough for working families.
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"Remember, the bulls need a sign that the Fed will slow down its rate hikes if the trade war does too much damage to the economy, " he said.
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While some amount of information about coronavirus cases is required for us to be prepared, does too much information distort our judgment and cause us to needlessly worry?
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While some amount of information about coronavirus cases is required for us to be prepared, does too much information distort our judgment and cause us to needlessly worry?
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Our belated indictment of him now does too much to acquit his many accomplices, and too little to transform a culture that never gave him a reason to change.
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Business leaders are more divided on the subject these days, with some sympathetic to the administration's view that China does too much to help its exporters and to discourage imports.
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In last month's NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll, 57 percent said they want government to do more to meet people's needs, compared with 39 percent who said government does too much.
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Ditto the recent rise in the desire for a more liberal approach to government in Stimson's data; a September 2018 Gallup poll showed 50% think the government does too much while 44% think it should do more.
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Overall, 38% say it should be shut down now to do so, another 22% say it should be shut down if Clinton wins the presidency, and 34% say it does too much good to be shut down completely.
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Most of the public — about 41 percent — see Trump's proposed program on the opioid epidemic as about right, whereas 27 percent believe it does too little and 85033 percent think it does too much, according to that same poll.
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Forty-one percent — a plurality of respondents — claimed that the country does too much to try and solve world problems, compared with 220006 percent who say it does too little and 2202 percent who claim it does the right amount.
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And while there are certainly times when the show does too much with the idea of how much things have changed since the '70s, I've come to accept I'm one of the only people alive who doesn't enjoy that sort of humor.
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Presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE slammed the compromise chemical safety bill unveiled Friday, saying it does too much to prevent states from regulating dangerous substances.
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If the Light Phone suggests that the problem with your iPhone is that it does too much, the Jelly instead proposes that it's too good at doing what it does: too easy to get lost in, like a TV; too easy to do work on, like a laptop; too easy to turn to in a moment of silence or inactivity.
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In object-oriented programming, a God object is an object that knows too much or does too much. The God object is an example of an anti-pattern. A common programming technique is to separate a large problem into several smaller problems (a divide and conquer strategy) and create solutions for each of them. Once the smaller problems are solved, the big problem as a whole has been solved.
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Keeping illicit goods on hand can also signal government plans or active involvement with the ivory trade. Destroying it removes the possibility of corruption as well as the costs associated with operating a secure place of storage. For Paula Kahumbu, CEO of Kenya's WildlifeDirect, maintaining stockpiles does too much to enable illegal trade to justify keeping it rather than destroying it. She told NPR that when an ivory dealer wants to obtain ivory, the most sensible way to do so is not to go hunting, which carries many risks, but to "raid a stockpile by bribing the guy who has the key".
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Not only is this Pimento arc the most serialized Brooklyn has ever been, but it's also more dramatic than the series tends to be. It's not suddenly The Wire (though Jake would love that), but it wants us to believe that Pimento is really in fear for his life, that Diaz is genuinely upset about his absence, and that Santiago could really get hurt during this prison undercover operation." Andy Crump of Paste gave the episode a 7.9 rating and wrote, "Following up 'Paranoia' would be a tough act for just about any episode, but now that we're in full-on serialized mode, Brooklyn Nine-Nine has precious little time for screwing around and spinning wheels. 'Maximum Security' does too much of both, and regresses its character development just a smidge in the process.
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Gender stereotypes found in innocent characters in fairy tales and racism and sexism found in the simplistic adventures of Thomas the Tank Engine do not give children positive role models. The message in the Little Red Hen, teamwork and hard work, is overlooked and its main character has become a racist capitalist who refused to feed the poor. Peter Pan saves Tiger Lilly, and his heroic gesture is indicative of her as uneducated and savage because she is a female. A picture book Rosie's Walk, written by Pat Hutchinson, about a hen who is unaware that a fox is hunting her in the farmyard is seen as a symbol of ‘stupid womanhood.’ However, critics overlook the humours musings of Rosie's walk around the farmyard. Critics in America suggest a rewriting of Cinderella in a ‘less sexist vein.’ Cinderella is too pretty; she has dishpan hands and flat feet because she does too much housework and Cinderella dances with too many men in one night. The Famous Five, critics accuse Enid Blyton's depiction of boys and girls as sexist.
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