Was I replying too quickly (overeager?) or not quickly enough?
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Bonnie drinks and dances, swatting away a few overeager hands.
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But he acted nervously overeager and sang that way, too.
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If Palmer looked overeager in the early going, it was understandable.
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"It can be a challenge to weed out those overeager types."
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There is such a thing as being overeager in a job.
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And yes, there was probably some overeager young woman delivering cheeses.
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He apologizes, saying her overeager attitude reminds him of his own worst qualities.
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"This was not a simple misunderstanding by an overeager foreign student," Chutkan said.
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He used high fastballs against overeager Phillies hitters to induce flyouts or strikeouts.
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Perfect for the traveller whose finest suit was sullied by an overeager camel.
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It makes sense, then, that she'd be a bit overeager when filming scenes.
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Did the overeager drama nerd ever made it to the Great White Way?
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There is some chance that the young governess was overeager for the job.
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"This was no simple misunderstanding by an overeager foreign student," Judge Tanya Chutkan said.
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The Kardashian-Jenners are having a tough time dealing with overeager and dangerous men.
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They fail to plan, and charge into their insane schemes overeager and half-cocked.
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Exploding batteries can be the consequence of overeager companies pushing technology to the limit.
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The prospect of scheming between gangsters and overeager cops arises early in the story.
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Frustrated and overeager, she sent an email to ask him for a hangover remedy.
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The Republican National Committee was a little overeager in advance of Tuesday night's VP debate.
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In some instances, overeager fans have flown drones over stadiums to capture eagle-eye views.
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By contrast, Michael Sheen is near-perfect as the bookish, overeager, and gleefully queer Aziraphale.
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Of course, Alphabet has other, more pressing problems eclipsing its overeager spending on outlandish projects.
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The very notion of artificial intelligence has now been tainted by overuse from overeager marketers.
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But sometimes the camera got a little overeager when it adjusted to different lighting conditions.
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At the White House, Mr. Porter was seen as a capable, if somewhat overeager, presence.
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But the broad opposition to the bill isn't just the fault of overeager state legislators.
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He's continued telling advisers in private conversations that Bolton is overeager to wade into military conflict.
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I knew I recognized Whitey Winn, the sheriff's overeager deputy, from one of his past roles.
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And because Peter is so overeager, he puts himself and everyone on the ferry in danger.
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They're a casual veteran who knows the ropes and an overeager rookie out to prove herself.
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Tim Kaine was a bit overeager (can you blame him?) to pin Trump to Pence's hide.
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But his painfully overeager performance makes it all the more uncomfortable whenever a scene isn't working.
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In the 'paper-clip maximizer' scenario, humans are ground up into paper clips by overeager AI.
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These dissenters were quickly silenced by a wave of shushes which easily overpowered the overeager fans.
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For once, Glover's high-minded ideas weren't self-consciously explained or worse, obscured with overeager punchlines.
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Get the phone number and call it (after a few days, so you don't seem overeager).
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His performance at times gets cloying and pushy, like an overeager canvasser buttonholing you for votes.
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AI carries an aura of legitimacy and accuracy, burnished by overeager marketing departments and underinformed users.
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Elegant, that is, until nightfall, when it lights up like your overeager neighbor's lawn at Christmas.
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The jargon around ML technology is vast, confusing and, unfortunately, increasingly being hijacked by overeager sales teams.
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The Windows mod, created by barsk, replaces the game's antagonists with some active and overeager canine companions.
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Host Sam Rockwell joined an overeager fashion panel as they recapped the looks at the Golden Globes.
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The whole film's a little more madcap than necessary, a little too overeager to keep hurtling forward.
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It shows the complications for law enforcement agents who confront an overeager amateur encroaching on their turf.
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Allison's objections are dismissed by the bookish Dean, who has taken an eager — overeager — interest in Caitlin's endeavor.
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An overeager laugh track made scenes between C.K. and Adlon, as his wife Kim, all the more claustrophobic.
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Fortunately, the Special Agents within the USFWS, Office of Law Enforcement, were usually able to control overeager biologists.
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With her 5-month-old daughter Alexis Olympia sitting courtside, Williams looked overeager at times and understandably rusty.
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You can blame that overeager spending on hot housing markets in major cities and bidding wars, according to Wacksman.
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Dawson has decided it's time to really, really capitalize off his documentaries, with Star as an overeager business partner.
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He hinted that overeager Norwegian journalists might have played a role in the proliferation of this new color theory.
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Take the following, which opens the chapter on #MeToo: Lawmakers getting overeager with their hands is not a new phenomenon.
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At the time, some overeager viewers took that as a sign that Lady Stoneheart would be resurrected... by him. Nope!
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New research may help ID these overeager commentators automatically, which is good news for engendering sane discussion across the web.
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Shiv is ballsy and Machiavellian, Connor is pedantic and distant, Roman is slippery and numb, Kendall is overeager and underprepared.
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Setting boundaries one more time, Medioni initially refused to write a job-applicant essay that an overeager Amazon executive requested.
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The steps follow several others that the Amsterdam authorities have taken to try and regulate overeager, and often inebriated, tourists.
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Barring the vanity of a flush billionaire, or overeager Chinese player, Aston looks destined to continue skidding out on its own.
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It was usually a slow developing play with the running back waiting for overeager linebackers and defensive backs to surge forward.
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Because of his history, Henry may be a little overeager to please, and too mixed-up to make his own choices.
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Then, overeager to give it back, I released my hold before Nigel had his, and the baby caiman saw its chance.
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The injury, she said, was the result of being pushed too hard by an overeager coach at the national training center.
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Most of the roles I'm cast in are sizeless; the story just requires a sweet and overeager or strange and funny actress.
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Unfortunately for the overeager teen drama fanatic (me), Chambers isn't slated to hit the streaming platform until an unspecified time in 2019.
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" That praise was echoed by an overeager Vanity Fair headline posted right after Chance's Chicagoist purchase, declaring he had "saved Chicago journalism.
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Breakingviews As the most recent merger boom winds down, the broken promises of overeager corporate executives will begin to emerge in earnest.
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Service, while overeager at times, avoids both the harried anxiety of cheaper Indian restaurants and the ceremonious pretension of more expensive ones.
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A concern with automatic systems, Mr. Conlon said, is that overeager homeowners may dispense more insecticide than needed, resulting in over-spraying.
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A senior GOP aide described Priebus as "overeager" and acting in a way that suggested that his job is on the line.
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Edmunds still plays like an overeager puppy at times, making him susceptible to Josh McDaniels' hard play-action with a pulling guard.
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The pregnant cookbook author was photographed stepping off a sidewalk with what initially appeared to be an overeager fan reach out towards her.
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No need to be exact — the algorithm is smart enough to work without the handful of pixels that are casualties of overeager mousing.
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It's the perfect environment in which to proliferate misinformation; it's mercurial, confusing, and full of uneducated, overeager traders hoping to strike it rich.
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I was so concerned about the opposing net player that I was overeager and lunging at volleys, which I wasn't doing in singles.
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But when it came time to leave, the overeager crew closed the doors prematurely and pulled out of the station ahead of schedule.
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The auxiliary bio class character's 180-degree turn from being despondent and combative to vivacious and overeager deserves a story of its own.
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"It was smart of him to wait and not look overeager [and] taking advantage of not having to raise money," this executive said.
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It's true that Lee is sometimes overeager to please, as if he were not only the novel's author but its concierge as well.
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Trump and his allies quickly dismissed the contents of the call as insignificant, painting Democrats as overeager to remove the president from office.
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It's like having an overeager personal assistant who handles all your travel needs for you — and throws in a couple goodies just in case.
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It paints him as an overeager aide with an inflated sense of importance who set up meetings with foreign officials without the campaign's approval.
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He made them seem overeager, petty, and small and was able to tactically retreat and let them attack each other when convenient for him.
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Production delays, especially of complex hardware products, are common in Silicon Valley, and overeager marketing and sales departments often get ahead of engineering teams.
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At the same time, Phillips anticipated that the Warriors might be able to exploit overeager defenders, especially after destroying the Rockets in Game 3.
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Nearby, an overeager gallery attendant explained to a small crowd of glittering culturati how this work speaks to the pollution seen in developing countries.
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BENEATH a photograph of the queen, flanked by union flags, Britain's newest citizens pose for an overeager cameraman in the registry office of Newham council.
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And yes, it absolutely is eye-rolling at white folks overeager to identify as woke without even fully understanding what it means to be woke.
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Some of the tension is a new manifestation of age-old dating anxiety: waiting for a response, for example, or trying not to seem overeager.
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And if you're worried about seeming creepy or overeager, explain how you're bad at keeping up with the app and prefer to make concrete plans.
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At first, I thought I was merely being overeager, so I took on a more serious expression, less Justin and more his older lover, Brian.
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What I wanted more than anything was to feel the pull of an Atlantic salmon — a jolt, always unexpected, like shaking hands with an overeager Texan.
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Part of training ourselves to think differently, Ms. Castrillon said, is regularly stepping outside our comfort zone (and holding off on sending all those overeager replies).
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That friend, Kahlil McKay, set her up with Mr. Kearney, guaranteeing he would be different than the sometimes wayward, sometimes overeager men she had been seeing.
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First, Mr. Bush's allies painted Mr. Rubio, a first-term senator, as an overeager opportunist seeking a promotion while he was shirking his responsibilities in the Senate.
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Another theory is that it is the work of "overeager" Labour voters, who tend to be more interested in politics, and thus likelier to respond to surveys.
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Their suggestion that Western powers were either overeager for, or working intentionally to create, new conflict in the region, was shared by at least one federal official.
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We never want to seem overeager or clingy — and is there anything more clingy than sending a calendar invite to guarantee you sure as shit don't flake?
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Still, Mr. Suazo Córdova came to symbolize an overeager embrace of American political ambitions in a country where Washington and American companies had often called the shots.
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The story is clearer, the songs express that story more directly and the larger themes arise from it naturally rather than demanding immediate attention like overeager undergraduates.
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At least the very funny Mr. Loehr makes the most of the situation as the overeager, tireless GJ, who has never met a song he cannot oversell.
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When he abruptly and gratuitously broke into Spanish during his very first answer (can you say overeager?), Booker must not have been the only one who was astonished.
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Lyft's $87 opening price is a "win for the system," even though it may have been a loss for investors that were overeager, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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Michael Jackson's Moonwalker would've been an entirely different game if it somehow let the player fight off gangsters and overeager paparazzi on their way to the final boss.
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Everest has been in the news lately for entirely different, tragic reasons: A mounting death toll due to an overeager tourist population hoping to scale the mountain's heights.
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The alleged scam has yielded headlines for implicating the actresses/overeager college moms Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin and Loughlin's husband, Mossimo founder Mossimo Giannulli, in criminal behavior.
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Rid said WikiLeaks, Twitter and "overeager" journalists who were "aggressively covering the political leaks while neglecting or ignoring their provenance" were exploited by Russian intelligence to spread the information.
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I mean, if you get overeager right there, you're going to put that sinker in play, it's a ground ball to third base, inning over, none of this happens.
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The police force evolves into an overeager, hapless army pitting itself against Michael's eventual return, while the townspeople, believing he's finally gone, turn him into a proper urban legend.
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Will Swenson, a Tony nominee for "Hair" and currently starring in "Waitress," plays the petulant dark lord — who, in Act I, is actually Jonathan, Jerry's overeager warm-up guy.
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Otherwise we'll be just like these people: President Trump's son-in-law and political advisor Jared Kushner got accosted by an overeager Turkish reporter named Yavuz Atalay this week.
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When you think of a certain kind of drone—the quadcopter, not those UAVs running missions in Waziristan—you might picture overeager dads abandoning their Christmas presents on the roof.
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Birdie has a spectacular imagination that's a delight to spend time in, even when it's an alarming, overeager commentary on the gross fascinations and obvious hypocrisies of the Catholic church.
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It is easy to understand how a fighter could get overeager and fall victim to an arm roll or some other turtle sweep against a relaxed and more experienced opponent.
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Mr. Godwin, who directed the Roundabout's overeager "Cherry Orchard" last season, accouters his staging with a hodgepodge of contemporary Shakespearean production clichés apparently designed to render the play more approachable.
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While he's already owned in the majority of leagues, it's worth taking a look to see if someone got a bit overeager last week and dropped him before thinking things through.
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There is Kim, dealing with Howard Hamlin's iciness as the two walk to meet the new Mesa Verde clients, and there is Jimmy, smothered yet again by his overeager young minder.
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Once they get up to the room and Candy gets down to business, however, Stewart's excitement and inexperience betrays him, much as it has many overeager young men in his position.
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In my retirement village, the rush of overeager women carrying comfort food to the homes of the newly bereaved is so common that they've given it a name: the Brisket Brigade.
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Zealous marketing departments, capital-hungry startup founders and overeager reporters are casting the futuristic sheen of artificial intelligence over many products that are actually driven by simple statistics — or hidden people.
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"I don't think she's going to get that uncomfortable leading the parade as long as they do it in a way that demonstrates that they're not overeager and bloodthirsty," said Steel.
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Publishers wouldn't have to wonder if their stories were silently being down-voted, and readers wouldn't miss out on good stories that an overeager Facebook employee decided had a clickbait headline.
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They're prone to off-the-cuff rants that seem less like something a real person would say and more like something an overeager student would whip up for an intro screenwriting course.
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It's like an overeager lifter slapping on too much weight: It looks strong at the outset, but once you actually put it to work, the vívosmart 23 can't quite raise the bar.
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With her long tangerine hair, glittery high cheekbones and neon yellow hoodie, Rina is the kind of person who probably gets stopped a lot in the street by overeager street style bloggers.
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Parents Scott and Brenda Kniffen were each sentenced to 240 years in jail after their own sons were coached, through coercive investigative techniques and overeager therapists, to accuse them of child molestation.
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" There's the overeager, try-hard teacher Miss Montgomery, who gets into debates with students about whether or not the pope is cool and compares herself to "Sandra Bullock in The Blind Side.
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Clare goes from spoiled, overeager rich girl to accomplished student throughout the course of the show, which ends with her getting an offer to study at a prestigious graduate school in France.
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I visited Raidd over two weekends and spoke with two performers, Ryan and Andrea, about how they became shower boys, what they love about their jobs, and how they deal with overeager fans.
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In fact when Moraes got overeager dropping punches on this stacked posture in the first round, he was dragged into a reverse triangle choke attempt that bought Arce time to regain his composure.
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He also knew that pilots can be overeager, that sometimes they'll look for a reason to fire on a target, interpreting a burst of radio static as an order to shoot, for instance.
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Many of the board members reasoned that boys would continue to play football anyway, so it would be better if they were taught by trained coaches instead of overeager fathers guiding youth teams.
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Besides, if someone were to lock lightsticks, you'd think the overeager Disney marketing department would be going to town promoting the toys for Christmas, not to mention put a saber in the trailers somewhere.
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" He adds that when applicants seem overeager in discussing salary right off the bat, he often responds by saying, "If that's the most important thing, this may not be the right place for you.
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Though "slurp" is a word that may conjure overeager sloppiness in English—whether or not you find its onomatopoeic effect appealing is something of a Rorschach test—its counterparts in Chinese suggest gracious satisfaction.
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Encouraged by premature holiday displays in drugstores and overeager TV commercials, this invasive species begins to play songs like "Santa Baby" and "All I Want for Christmas Is You" months before the holiday arrives.
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It was all a joke, however, but that surely didn't stop more than a few overeager Back to the Future fans from asking for them for Christmas – a request that surely resulted in crushing disappointment.
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Faced with overeager troops — and perhaps pressure from senior leaders of the SDF — other commanders were sending too many insufficiently trained and inexperienced fighters into battle, he said, and it was causing too many casualties.
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The only mistake that these Redditors made, however, was typically to pop a sneaky extra gummy in their overeager mouths, or maybe eat maybe a quarter more of a brownie slice than they'd planned to.
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NT: You know, it's funny, I've found myself captivated by Gatlin too, and wanting to believe his rather bizarre excuses for his positive tests, like the tale of the overeager masseuse with the suspicious moisturizer.
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By 2020, when Mr. Bernanke believes any stimulative effect of the tax cuts will have run its course, we will be facing what he called a Wile E. Coyote economy, after that overeager cartoon character.
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Since last summer's "Cold Water" and "Let Me Love You," the Biebs has been keeping a somewhat low profile, between calling out overeager fans and teasing a potential reconciliation with his Insta-famous ex Sophia Richie.
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Working from Adam Mansbach's script, Mr. Gandhi avoids hagiography and instead offers up a portrait of a recognizably real man who's by turns prickly, arrogant and overeager, and who consistently stumbles during his search for self.
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Aides have long been on the alert to intercept any notes or policy proposals from overeager supporters — including one from a guest who once helpfully tried to show the president an executive order he had drafted.
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Overeager attempts to tie probing at a Vermont utility to the broader Russian campaign have muddled the clear deterrent message of the release, and critics of the response continue to speak out, even as technical evidence mounts.
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For example, if a guy were on Tinder swiping right on every girl he saw, and messaging all his matches in a manner that could be considered overeager, those girls or his friends might call him thirsty.
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Because the "lag" between higher corporate confidence and companies actually starting to spend money could last for one or two quarters, it can create a "buy the rumor, sell the news" effect among overeager buyers, he said.
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Whether the zelyonka attacks have come at the orders of the government, as Mr Navalny alleges, or at the behest of its overeager supporters, the message is clear: the Kremlin has declared open season on its ideological opponents.
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Johnson isn't terribly strong as an actor, particularly in the heavier dramatic scenes, but he nails the overeager, selfish buffoon aspect of his character, and is immensely entertaining even while his character alienates the members of his team.
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But before you get overeager and add every Amazon gift idea you can, consider which products you'll actually use in your day-to-day life and which ones will just clutter your home and cause you more stress.
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In a quiet room, the PX feel a bit edgy, like they're overeager to please, and so I'd definitely not recommend them as the headphones to wear if you just want to zone out your coworkers in the office.
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Being dishonest about how you feel could land you in a job that you hate and being overeager can make you seem like a phony, "and no one likes to work with a phony," says CNBC contributor Suzy Welch.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 13%Summary: Overeager freshman Owen Gregory (Badgley) and his classmates learn about life, sex, and love in an elite Human Sexuality class as an unconventional teacher asks them to reveal their innermost thoughts through video confessionals.
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Though students from all sectors of collegiate life—from finance bros to overeager freshmen—were in attendance last night, for a minute we were able to forget any kind of existing divisions and unite in the pursuit of the keys.
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Amy Poehler's Leslie Knope from Parks and Recreation, a blonde hummingbird with an irrepressible drive to get things done, begins the show as an overeager annoyance, but she finishes as a heroine, a woman on her way to high office.
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And at most conventions, the problem is not that people do not want to be seen publicly with the nominee; campaigns are more usually faced with having to rebuff overeager politicians seeking the exposure and prestige of a speaking slot.
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The obsessive focus on a handful of overeager college organizers and professors is a mistake; it obscures the undeniable fact that organization around group identity has helped create a number of vital political movements that are defending liberalism's central component parts.
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" What she did have was an overeager business team that ran her ragged on tour and pushed her toward Hollywood, including appearances in "The Rocker," a goofy teen comedy starring Rainn Wilson and Emma Stone, and the short-lived CBS show "Love Monkey.
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For example, a handful of bad actors could release malicious code that upends computer networks around the world, or bioterrorists could unleash a deadly virus that quickly becomes a global pandemic, or overeager physicists could spawn a black hole by smashing protons together.
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Instead, Jane the Virgin takes every opportunity to point out what those mythologized experiences — like having men fight each other over you, or being on the receiving end of an overeager suitor when you don't know how you feel — are really like for real women.
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But it somehow survived criticism for the distracting integration of its overeager soundtrack, which included an Electric Light Orchestra intro sequence that was many, many minutes too long, and the same section of Looking Glass' "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" played half a dozen times.
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He rendered the trusting nervousness of his first encounter with Hawk on a park bench, the overeager jitters of his job interview — with vocal jumps overshooting their targets — and the heart-in-throat stammer he produces under the appraising gaze of Hawk's female office staff.
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Starring Rachel Bloom as the overeager Rebecca Bunch, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend homes in on one woman's mission to make her summer camp crush her forever partner, sets it to a series of sharp musical parodies, and even swerves into real pathos every now and then.
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But it also has to do with the fact that many visitors want to pack it all in, like an overeager toddler at Disney World or the first-time tourist in Paris hoping to see the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame in one day.
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These types of loans may be a good strategy for a wealthy home buyer, but some say they still carry the taint of overeager and unscrupulous brokers who pushed them on borrowers unable to repay them, creating a bubble in the housing market that burst in 225.
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For Mr. Schumer, it reflects a new stage in his career: Over the course of his four decades in politics, Mr. Schumer has steadily transformed himself from an overeager Brooklyn congressman and cable-television personality into one of his party's chief political strategists and a powerful Washington deal maker.
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But I'm not, and am here to instead offer this advice: Overeager fans, like the ones Bieber has shut down time and time again, are representative of all the obsessed superfans around the world who don't necessarily care about the person behind the music, but rather their own .
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At an Urban Outfitters meet-and-greet in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, among decidedly less dazzling guests, the rapper hid once again behind his hair and phone as overeager young fans offered him anything they could find to autograph: $5 bills, laptops, water bottles, purses, coats and, yes, eventually breasts.
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The Patriots were the comfortable favorites to win the Super Bowl this season, and after an easy opening drive that led to a 21-24 lead over the Kansas City Chiefs on Thursday night, overeager prognosticators were demanding the Lombardi Trophy be presented to New England then and there.
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Knights of Columbus argued in court last week that they had issues with the personal conduct of the head of UKnight, Leonard Labriola, who they claim offended the head of the insurance division, Tom Smith, with an overeager email attempting to formalize the contract, among other unpleasant interactions.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge haven&apost officially released their 2019 card Christmas card, but fans got an early glimpse at it thanks to an overeager recipientOn Wednesday, a member of the British Royal Air Force shared a photo of the holiday card to Twitter, according to People.
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So Mr. Friedman, a hyperkinetic and much-admired young songwriter with two theater jobs and a head full of projects, improvised: He would sing the score by phone to the show's music director, who would then teach the songs to actors portraying high school hockey players and their overeager parents.
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One spoiler ahead for season 7, episode 3, "The Queen's Justice" This week, we're looking at Brandon Stark, who starts Game of Thrones as an overeager kid who likes to climb things, permanently loses the use of his legs in the pilot episode, and spends the next six seasons on an increasingly strange vision quest.
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The absurdity of trash talk, the aspiring tough guy's disconnect between talk and action, the weird discomfort over the homoeroticism of combat sports, and the gleeful overestimation of abilities that comes with being an overeager white belt or YouTube warrior are all attacked with an accuracy that would put a world-class striker to shame.
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The B-plot parodies this do-si-do drama with the "girl who can't say no" Ado Annie (an inimitable Alie Stroker), who must choose between an unwilling Persian peddler named Ali Hakim (the dopey but lovable Will Brill) and a faithful, if dimwitted, cowboy named Will Parker (played with overeager attraction by James Davis).
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Demonstrating how overeager the agency is to redact emails from public records, its attorneys also redacted a year-old Politico newsletter in full:Screenshot: FCC emailsIn addition to being acquired by American Oversight, the records were produced in a lawsuit brought by BuzzFeed reporter Kevin Collier, who told Gizmodo that he intends to challenge the redactions in court.
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For those who independently learned about "cute" through an overeager consumption of comics, cartoons, and the pop-surrealist art of Murakami, Yoshitomo Nara, and the like (hello there) Simon May's book is a concise, yet thoughtful compendium that condenses material from fashion books and magazines, over-educated tumblr blogs, and scholarly essays in one neat package.
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The weekend is planned down to the minute by her overeager college bestie, Alice (Jillian Bell); the two meet up with their former sorority sisters (who are also ex-lovers) Blair, a classy designer business suit in human form played by Zoë Kravitz, and Frankie, a full-time activist and ersatz hippie played by Ilana Glazer.
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An overeager speech writer cribbed notes from a speech delivered years ago by the current first lady and hoped no one would notice, while Melania, in some far reaches of her brain where the English language is still a struggle, channeled Rick Astley in hopes of convincing reluctant Americans that her husband was never gonna run around and desert you.
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Pelosi has frequently expressed disinterest in impeachment proceedings against Trump, reportedly warning ahead of the release of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's redacted report that appearing overeager without securing any Republican support could hurt Democratic candidates in 2020.
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He is still given to flights of conversational fancy and grandiloquence, but the Kanye of this moment is not the overeager attention seeker of the "College Dropout" era, the difficult aesthete who made "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" and proclaimed himself the greatest, nor is he the stern warrior of the "Yeezus" era, prone to interrupting concerts to deliver extemporaneous speeches.
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In both cases, the exaggerated fear of Saddam Hussein's arsenal and terrorism ties and the exaggerated fear of Russian capacities and influence, the truest believers belonged to the center-right and center-left — neoconservatives and hawkish liberals in the Iraq case, and an alliance of center-left pundits, overeager reporters, national security figures and NeverTrump Republicans in the case of Russiagate.
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The guys who are overeager to propose might be damaged, desperate or lying through their teeth — or else just literate enough in "Bachelor" lore to know that if they want a chance to really get to know this woman, they are obligated to take ABC's donor engagement ring and slip it on her finger, even if that doesn't mean what it does in the real world.
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It's a detail buried among a couple paragraphs of blurry-eyed nostalgia about how rowdy early Green Day shows were, touching on that one time bassist Mike Dirnt had a tooth knocked out by an overeager security guard at Woodstock '94, as well as a revisitation of the groups' combined success, which includes seven No. 1s on the Billboard 200 and 15 No. 1s on Billboard's Alternative Songs chart.
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Yoel Romero is the first fighter I've heard of earning a suspension for such a violation, but then UFC 205 was the first-ever MMA event regulated by the New York State Athletic Commission, and whether their intent is to always be this fanatical or if their actions were like those of an overeager rookie schoolteacher going overboard on the first day of class out of fear and confusion remains to be seen.
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To be fair, the movie kicks off with a disclaimer that the hour-and-a-half flick is only "inspired" by true events, but anyone who's been following the news cycle knows that the entire premise of the movie, and the excitement surrounding it, is predicated on the salaciousness of "Operation Varsity Blues," the real-life college admissions scandal that saw some $25 million paid to bigtime swindler Rick Singer by overeager parents desperate to get their kids into top colleges around the country.
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Penalties have surged over these last four seasons, culminating in this year's mark of 13.9 accepted penalties per game and while a not inconsiderable portion involve the the league over- moralizing of excessive celebration—which, given Roger Goodell's own proclamation that taunting penalties are " a serious issue," will probably get worse well before it's better—plenty more are the sort of infractions that come from fundamental errors playing a position poorly, from pass interference on wayward defensive backs to false starts on overeager offensive linemen to offside calls on trigger happy pass rushers.
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