Not so when you've overdone it with three or more.
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Even Mr. Rubio seemed to sense that he had overdone it.
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But be cautious with heat because if overdone, it is damaging to gray hair.
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Four hours later, she reported back that she had overdone it in the photo shoot lights.
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The second I saw the thermometer hit 170 though, I knew I'd overdone it a bit.
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It's not too overdone, it seemed real—it seemed how you would have sex with your girlfriend.
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"Time and time again I see clients that have 'overdone it' with an exfoliating scrub," she says.
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Indonesia takes its spicy food seriously—if you've ever overdone it with sambal, you know this already.
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There's also a unicorn kit in the lineup, in case you haven't overdone it on that trend already.
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"They are so big I think it will be a long time before we have overdone it," he says.
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But that made us wonder: how do you know when you've overdone it and made too many upset picks?
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Worries about "trade wars and fears that higher oil prices will start to weigh on demand growth ... are overdone," it said.
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" And St. Louis Fed President James Bullard told Bloomberg on Tuesday that at least the December 2018 increase may have "slightly overdone it.
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Still, many of the 43 respondents, who include economists, fund managers and strategists, also argued that the market has overdone it to the downside.
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I'd overdone it on the salt, but otherwise, the shallots were a welcome crunchy, flavorful addition to Shake Shack's juicy patty and soft bun.
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Lil Scrappy tells us he has no recollection of falling asleep, but admits he might have overdone it by driving too much in one day.
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Aside from what the numbers said, (the futures market) acts like everybody had overdone it a little on the bearish side ahead of the thing.
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But perhaps soybean processors have overdone it, as soymeal supply is piling up in rural America faster than the end users have been purchasing it.
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The concern in Djokovic's camp was that he had overdone it, pushed too hard for too long in 2015 and in the preparation phase for 2016.
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With as much as $4 trillion on the table for our economy, it's time to stop growing regulation and start figuring out where we've overdone it.
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She sang "Nessun dorma" from Puccini's opera "Turandot" — a kitschy aria so overdone it was even used by President Trump on the campaign trail in 2016.
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Just being the largest category of stocks in the market doesn't in itself mean the market has already overdone it and set the group up for failure.
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In May 153, after a long day trimming the bushes in his backyard, Frank Mongiello thought he had simply overdone it when his right arm suddenly became weak.
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We asked five of our favorite chefs to share the meal that makes them feel a hell of a lot better when they've overdone it on potable merriment.
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Two weeks ago, when the first restrictions came in — banning all kinds of gatherings and closing pubs, though not actually restricting our movement — we were sure they'd overdone it.
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You may have overdone it by going cold turkey on your late wife: removing all pictures of her from your home and never talking about your marriage with your girlfriend.
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" But some of the breeziness is overdone ("It wasn't until that crazy William the Conqueror busted onto the English-speaking scene"), and she overuses "dude" as a synonym for "man.
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Comments from St. Louis Fed President James Bullard fed speculation overnight, when he said the Fed may have "slightly overdone it" when it last raised interest rates by a quarter point in December.
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When athletes sought advice in individual consultations, he said, he told them to take "as low a dose as possible," cautioning them to watch for cramps or changes in voice as signs that they had overdone it.
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I had overdone it, carrying my backpack full of camera gear wherever I went, walking for hours and hours at a time, taking long flights and hitting the streets as soon as I dropped my suitcase off at the hotel.
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Rosé, Mimosa, and Sangria are all on the menu, and each one is perfumed with essential oils that make it smell almost a little too close to the real deal — so much so that you might want to skip this particular deo if you think you may have overdone it on the budget prosecco last night.
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And I think more than anything, now, as a parent with a 10 and a 15-year-old, and all parents worry about now is how we've overdone it for kids, and how freaked out they are and how stressed out they are … and I thought, we have a story out there about how you don't have to win to be a winner.
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Whether this trippy, hazy new offering is significant of things to come in 2017 is as yet unknown (the most recent official Aphex Twin release was the Cheetah EP this July, and the last album, Syro, came back in 2014) but for now it's an ideal antidote if you've overdone it on the East 17 and Slade this festive season: detox your mind on the sparse, gentle tones of 'tnoodvod104'.
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Rava loves to duel with him, in loose unisons and cacophonous contrapuntal joint ventures. But collective improvisation, exciting when used judiciously for contrast, is limiting when it is overdone. It precludes the strong soloists here from truly soloing. It prevents Rava from fully exploring the potential of his new relationship with Diodati.
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Tracey is in the house not working out. Mo says he's working twice as hard to keep them there one more week. He looks like he's working hard and Julio says he's an old warrior. After one of the rotations, it appears that Mo may have overdone it and he cramps up.
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Boston's WBUR-FM summarized Love Never Dies as "a highly stylish, colorfully rendered mess", adding that "the whole thing is just schmaltzy and preposterous". The Las Vegas Review-Journal accused Love Never Dies, "a hand- wringing, heart-clutching melodrama so overdone it invites unintentional giggles", of "besmirching fond memories" of "its illustrious predecessor". Houstonia also compared Love Never Dies unfavourably to the original Phantom.
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Begoña is a thirty something consultant who has rebelled against her upper-middle-class background and has overdone it with sex ever since her youth. On recommendation of her psychoanalyst, she keeps a video diary of her encounters using a palm-sized video gadget called "The Owl". On Christmas Eve, reluctantly, Begoña goes to have dinner with her dysfunctional family: her stern mother, her married brother and her younger sister. Soon, Begoña, the family’s black sheep, clashes with her relatives.
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The site's consensus is: "American Horror Story: My Roanoke Nightmare takes a surprising turn away from prior AHS formats, revisiting the deliberate pace of earlier seasons on a spookier, smaller scale, even if the true-crime format feels overdone." It scored a 72 on Metacritic based on six reviews, making it the highest-scored season on that site. The seventh season, American Horror Story: Cult, received mostly positive reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes reports that 73% of 49 critics gave the season a positive review.
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They eventually settled on putting it in her eye, with design director Kamei commenting that a "big globe in the stomach of a female character wasn't going to look very attractive." He also commented that an eye is a logical place to have an artificial replacement, as well as already being spherical. Initially, Juri was designed to be chubbier and cuter. Gradually the design was made slimmer, though the team noted at some point they had realized they had overdone it and reversed the changes slightly.
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Because of tensions and disagreements within the Deadly Shadows team, Randy Smith was fired from Ion Storm near the end of the game's production, and he founded Tiger Style with fellow Deadly Shadows designer David Kalina. Smith later wondered if the team had "overdone it" with "Robbing the Cradle", and he stated, "I worry a little bit in retrospect about people who just wanted a 'sneaking around mansions and stealing stuff' experience [being] forced into their deepest nightmares." The positive reception of "Robbing the Cradle" inspired Eidos Montréal to create a similar asylum level in 2014's Thief.
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"Had I but known" is a form of prolepsis or foreshadowing that hints at some looming disaster in which the first-person narrator laments their course of action which precipitates some or other unfortunate series of actions. Classically, the narrator never makes explicit the nature of the mistake until both the narrator and the reader have realized the consequence of the error. If done well, this literary device can add suspense or dramatic irony; if overdone, it invites comparison of the story to Victorian melodrama and sub- standard popular fiction. The foreshadowing may be distinguished between, "advance notice":Genette, Gérard (1980).
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