That can't go on too long without producing a depression.
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But, I think we're going to go on too long now.
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There are also stretches of galumphing humor that go on too long.
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Meanwhile, too many conversations go on too long, with no particular emotional content or outcome.
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Luckily for all involved including all of us at home, this doesn't go on too long.
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Whatever the reason, they let a dysfunctional situation go on too long, undercutting the effectiveness of their team.
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If those thoughts go on too long, it will lead to me needing to buy all new groceries. 17.
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But PowerPoint has still held on in corporate meetings around the world that, in most cases, go on too long themselves.
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Indeed, some analysts suggest that Mr. Peña Nieto could kick the decision to his successor if negotiations go on too long.
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And like most parties that go on too long and spin out of control, this one gets boring after a while.
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"I think that's gonna ultimately damage the U.S. economy if they go on too long," he said in a sit down with Cramer.
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But he truly delivers, right down to his khaki dad pants and the way he allows awkward silences to go on too long.
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But often you're subjected to tedious, drawn out scenes that go on too long with the plot seemingly ground to a halt or needlessly obscured.
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My golly, she and her husband have been such good friends to Nancy and me over the years; I just hope I don't go on too long.
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Trump has complained that McMaster, a three-star Army general, is too rigid and that his briefings go on too long and seem irrelevant, the Post reported.
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"I think that's gonna ultimately damage the U.S. economy if they go on too long," he said in a sit down with "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer.
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A few go on too long, making you want to twist free, while others tantalize with such grace that they linger sweetly in your mind for days.
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BRUSSELS — European governments have a brutal message to deliver: The coronavirus lockdown cannot go on too long or the consequences of economic meltdown could be even more deadly than the disease.
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" He said there were some who thought that "if we go on too long with the economy shut down, the human toll for that could be greater than the risk of the virus.
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" He said there were some who thought that "if we go on too long with the economy shut down, the human toll for that could be greater than the risk of the virus.
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Illustrating this point required Clinton to run through a nearly 30-minute chronology, year by year, starting in 1971, of their life together—a recitation that drew gentle mockery on social media from reporters (including me) who wondered if he would go on too long.
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For all the surface richness of the music, stretches of this four-act opera feel thin, with soaring melodies that go on too long and melodramatic passages in which Respighi only glances at the more disturbing elements of the drama, which warns of the complications that can arise when the supernatural and mortal worlds mingle.
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I suspect the answer is the former, given the way Billy Wayne is introduced, but all we have to go on are a bunch of one-joke segments that go on too long, as when Billy Wayne tries to tell Jill Stein that the temperature always fluctuates by pointing out the existence of seasons.
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". TV Guide. Retrieved October 4, 2011. On August 7, ABC president Paul Lee confirmed that the eighth season would be the show's last at the Television Critics Association media press tour. Cherry commented on the show's ending, stating: "Shows go on too long and they are unceremoniously booted off. I didn’t want it to happen to Desperate Housewives.
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I don't regret the decision we made to disband, and I'd do it again if we were to do the whole thing all over again." Ray Shulman has commented: "There was definitely the decision that the last tour would be the last tour. Once we knew that, we enjoyed ourselves. We decided to quit then rather than let it go on too long.
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These are similar to other phone-in quiz shows' ladder/tower games where viewers must come up with answers to fit into a specific category, for example, 'Name sitcoms' or 'Name famous blond(e)s'. The game is made much more difficult as viewers tuning in later often give duplicate answers. If the games go on too long, the presenters have to give out clues to try and finish off the game. The ladder games usually happen during the time that a special guest is being interviewed on the sofa.
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The prizes are mostly presented by Nobel laureates, originally at a ceremony in a lecture hall at MIT, but now in the Sanders Theater at Harvard University. The event contains a number of running jokes, including Miss Sweetie Poo, a little girl who repeatedly cries out, "Please stop: I'm bored", in a high-pitched voice if speakers go on too long. The awards ceremony is traditionally closed with the words: "If you didn't win a prize—and especially if you did—better luck next year!" The ceremony is co-sponsored by the Harvard Computer Society, the Harvard–Radcliffe Science Fiction Association and the Harvard–Radcliffe Society of Physics Students.Improbable.
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Because of the playable boxer's short stature, they renamed the unknown challenger to Little Mac, a name that would remain relatively consistent throughout the series. Along with the boxer's new name and look, a plot was created, background music played during fights, animated cutscenes to break up the usual gameplay, and a password system for saving progress. The game also changed the AI ability of the opposing boxers, with each opponent following a set pattern that required trial and error and memorization of players to figure out how to defeat each one. This was added to the game to make it less arcade like, where the opposing boxers were more randomized in their moves, to ensure that games would not go on too long before a player would need to put more money in the machine to continue playing.
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