Don't try to understand it or overanalyze the 12 Steps.
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I wouldn't overanalyze this, just be aware of the effect.
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I can't handle people that overanalyze and can't let go.
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Being the sign of analysis, Virgo, you sometimes can overanalyze things.
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Photos by Daniel Topete Twin Peaks aren't ones to overanalyze their craft.
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Making sense of it all now might be hard—don't overanalyze things.
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The numbers don't mean much on the surface, but let's overanalyze real fast.
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Do you overanalyze your relationships with others, finding problems that don't really exist?
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Analyzing the romance can be kinda fun — as long as you don't overanalyze it!
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It's harder to lose yourself on the internet or overanalyze your loneliness when you're outside.
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In the moment, Mr. Wilson said, he does not have time to overanalyze the situation.
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"I think we can sometimes overanalyze our loss in the last presidential election," he said.
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I liked to know the facts, overanalyze my options and act with a painstakingly constructed plan.
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When something bad happens, we tend to overanalyze and have trouble getting our mind off it.
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I think it's a bit of a dark area, and it's better not to overanalyze the experience.
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Don't overanalyze it, just go with it; after Neptune's haze clears, in early October, you can analyze it.
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"People will overanalyze it that way," he said in an interview during the Democratic National Committee meeting last week.
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But if you're going to overanalyze to that degree, you'll also find inefficiencies and flaws in Jimmy Page's strumming technique.
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Johnson, never one to overanalyze the game, was apparently not drawn into their conversation on one green about the science of putting.
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I don't overanalyze it and I don't sit around and think about every detail so much that I can mess myself up.
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He did not dwell on the game, he did not overanalyze or ask the players to relive the low point of the 2019 season.
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"I understand the tendency to kind of overanalyze and ascribe meaning to a personnel change at this stage in the race," the aide said.
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"Louis said the fear that fans would overanalyze every minor interaction between the two stars caused them to stay away from one another," Dan Wootton wrote.
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The selling agent is being super slow getting us the documents we need, which gives me time to second-guess, freak out, and overanalyze my decision.
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Don't overanalyze this, though: Soap choice may matter more to places like hospitals that have to keep germs from spreading than in your home, Kampf said.
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Overanalyze Ever spent hours after a conversation worrying if you said something wrong, should have said something differently, offended someone, or ruined your chances at a promotion?
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Another big reason not to overanalyze the primary data: The Republican coalition is primed to participate in these early contests in a way the Democratic coalition isn't.
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It wedged itself between us in restaurant booths, whispering anxious thoughts into my ear, encouraging me to overanalyze every single thing that happened during an otherwise fun night.
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To mourn is to have an attunement with one's feelings and perhaps to overanalyze these sensations on an intellectual level takes away from the raw, emotional aspect of lamentation.
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We're certainly not shaming you for that — after all, you have all the time you need now to overanalyze every frame of season 3 for potential fourth season clues.
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The official Westworld Season 2 trailer has finally arrived less than a month before its premier and it gives the world so many little teases to get hyped about and overanalyze.
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They become obsessed with their partner's career, turning romantic dinner dates into stuffy executive coaching sessions where they overanalyze their lover's work habits and push them to develop a five-year plan.
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As much as getting in touch with our internal selves can breed creativity, it can also prompt more feelings of self-doubt or the desire to overanalyze situations that didn't go our way.
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On May 22, the Sun in Gemini opposes Mars in Sagittarius—these are two signs that love to philosophize and overanalyze, and when you get either of these signs talking, they don't stop.
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While it's important not to overanalyze a first trip to any country, I was struck by the fact that contrary to the blistering official propaganda, not all North Koreans are eager to bomb the United States.
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"If you like to overanalyze things and try to have everything under control in your day-to-day life, it's probably harder for you to let go of that control after you've smoked a joint," she says.
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What ultimately pulls girls' scores down, though, is their tendency to be conscientious, to overanalyze and to recheck answers on tests, which squanders crucial seconds; they are also more apt to skip a question if they aren't sure, whereas boys take a stab.
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Can I just say, that for those of us who constantly overanalyze people's emoji usage and punctuation in texts and on social media — we know who we are — it's pretty refreshing to see this sometimes torturous practice going toward something enjoyable like a delicious dessert.
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But considering the Browns' 63-1 record under Coach Gregg Williams, it might be more instructive to figure out why the team has performed so much better since Jackson's firing than to overanalyze the pleasantries, or lack thereof, with a coach who is no longer running the team.
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By leaving worries and tension on the mat, I'm able to let go of stressful thoughts that I'd normally overanalyze at night, and the repetitive sequence of postures in a 105-degree room seems to help me tune in to my body's natural physical needs — sleep being one of them.
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" The Guardian asked six well-known film critics for their own perceptions of the overall meaning in Mulholland Drive. Neil Roberts of The Sun and Tom Charity of Time Out subscribe to the theory that Betty is Diane's projection of a happier life. Roger Ebert and Jonathan Ross seem to accept this interpretation, but both hesitate to overanalyze the film. Ebert states, "There is no explanation.
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Sanders retaliated following Game 7 of the NLCS by dumping a bucket of ice water on McCarver (who was wired for sound and feared electrocution). McCarver was not immune to criticism from outside sources, either, as Norman Chad wrote a critique of him in Sports Illustrated during the postseason. Chad said that McCarver was someone who "when you ask him the time, will tell you how a watch works", a reference to McCarver's perceived tendency to overanalyze things.
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After the draw of the field, Orb, the Florida Derby winner, was the 7-2 favorite. Trainer Todd Pletcher had five different horses in the race, including the winners of the Arkansas Derby (Overanalyze), Louisiana Derby (Revolutionary) and Wood Memorial (Verrazano). Among jockeys, noteworthy entrants were Kevin Krigger, who rode Goldencents, trying to become the first black jockey to win since Jimmy Winkfield in 1902, and Rosie Napravnik, riding Mylute, attempting to become the first female jockey to win the Derby.
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Daisuke's lack of life experience has been his biggest obstacle as a teacher. While this fact has never discouraged his desire to help his students, it nevertheless complicates his efforts to grasp the hardships faced by some of them. His lack of experience with women has also rendered him far more vulnerable to Rin Kokonoe's sexual innuendo and Kuro's barbed remarks about his virginity than he otherwise might have been. His tendency to overthink and overanalyze things, obliviousness to female romantic interest, and his inability to read a person's mood have not proven beneficial, either, as evidenced by his ongoing attempts to start conversations or engage in discussions with Shirai in spite of her dislike for him.
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