Too tight, too low, too frumpy, too unseasonal, too spicy, too chesty?
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The huddled masses were too dirty, too criminal, too foreign, too loud, too clannish, too Catholic.
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In my coaching career, I've worked with entrepreneurs and executives who felt too pretty, too ugly, too gay, too fat, too foreign, too dumb, too smart, too dark, or too light.
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Oftentimes, they're either too small, too big, too thin, too thick, too heavy, too light...the list goes on.
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"I was too old, too young, too fat, too thin, too tall, too short, too blond, too dark — but at some point they're going to need the other," she told me.
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I've always been too Asian or too Caucasian or too tall or too short or too skinny or too curvy.
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She was too bold, too outspoken, too difficult, too American, too multicultural, the critics said.
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You don't want to become Manhattan (too dense), Portland (too twee), Boston (too expensive), Seattle (too tech-y), Houston (too sprawling), Los Angeles (too congested), Las Vegas (too speculative), Chicago (too indebted).
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Counted too weird, too blunt, too ham-fisted, too trinkle-tinkle, too spacey, too nutty, Monk was a melodist of genius.
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Or too rich, too Hispanic, too Jewish or too Italian.
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It's not too high yet not too low, not too sexy yet not too conservative, not too daring yet not too boring.
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"People always say, 'I'm too tall, too short, too thin, too fat, too old, too young, to wear a hat,'" she said.
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To the women who have been told they were too wet, too dry, too messy, too smelly, too gross, too saggy or too bloody, I have heard you.
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People read things … it's all, you know, me too, me too, me too, me too, me too.
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When I was too nerdy, too American, too fat, too Mexican.
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But it was too loud, too dark, too hot, too terrifying.
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Lily is too loud, too bubbly, too high-energy, too much.
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Clinton has been criticized as too stiff or too closed off, too dull or too reserved, too inauthentic or too canned as a politician.
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"I can't be a singular expression of myself; there's too many parts, too many spaces, too many manifestations, too many lines, too many curves, too many journeys, too many mountains, too many rivers, so many," she says.
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They said it was too loud, too weird, too lowbrow, too populist.
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It was too hot to think, too humid, too humid, too heavy.
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All the windows are too much, too ornate, too delicate, too dark.
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Not too hot, not too cold; not too charged, not too dead.
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I am seen as too much: too tall, too loud, too plain, too opinionated, and all too willing to forgo convention and ask for more.
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So, his admission on Friday was too little, too late; too contrived, too strategic and too lacking in context.
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We journalists should never again write that someone is too old, too young, too polarizing, too petty, too cranky or too whatever to win an election.
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Some days the weather was too hot, too wet, too cold, too muddy.
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It's too big, too tall, block the sun, too many people, too dense.
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Aren't they just too ignorant, too apathetic, too selfish, too lazy to vote?
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Too much, too soon can be as bad as too little, too late.
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She seems too angry (or too calm), too inexperienced (or too ambitious), etc.
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He was too tame, too stuffy, too conciliatory, too lacking in power-consciousness.
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"I was too fat, too femme, too loud and too unlovable," he said.
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Too violent, too soft, too nationalistic, too unpatriotic — is pro football in trouble?
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"I was too old, too young, too fat, too thin, too tall, too short, too blond, too dark — but at some point they're going to need the other," McDormand said in a New York Times profile of her earlier this year.
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The conventionally feminine one is too dull or too passive or too boring, maybe, or the rebellious one is too slutty or too shrill or too angry.
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I was too light (euphemism for gay), too thin and just too … too much.
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The media's voices are too male, too white, too privileged and too American. 5.
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I was too young, I protested, I was too innocent, too naïve, too junior.
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These inner convictions are too delicate, too sacred, too important to share too freely.
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Biscuit after biscuit was judged to be too heavy, too light, too flat, too salty, too dry, or just…not right.
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Everything in Rocko's world is too much: too many sight gags, too many fart jokes, too many warped lines, too much capitalism, too much unceasing and relentless noise.
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The sport is not only too expensive, it's too old, too male, and too white.
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Too tight, too clingy, too short, too revealing — men and women both make this mistake.
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It's said that travel these days is too easy, too connected, too familiar, too homogenized.
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It would be too bold, too obvious, too soon, too close to the 2020 election.
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There is just too much chaos, too much noise, too much lying, too little coherence.
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It comes across as 'too loud' or 'too shrill' or 'too this' or 'too that.
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If they weren't too angry, they were too passive; if not too camp, too mirthless.
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"She is either too soft, too warm, not seen in the eyes of other people as a leader, or too strong, too assertive, too aggressive, too much," Ms. Menendez said.
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Joe Biden is too old, Pete Buttigieg is too young, Kamala Harris is too uncertain, Bernie Sanders too unpalatable, Elizabeth Warren too unelectable.
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Timing is everything in venture capital and the story of venture capital is too early, too early, too early, too early, too late.
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And, to this day, we are still being told our clothes are too sexy, too figure-hugging, too unflattering, too modest, too unsuitable.
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It was always too much stress, too much risk, too much judgment, too many hours, too much table space for so little passion.
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As storytelling problems go, I'll take too much, too fast over too little, too slow anytime.
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It felt like too much of everything— too many stories, too much mythology, too much trouble.
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The dedication inside the first page reads as follows: For every woman who has ever been told — usually by some dude — that she is too wet, too dry, too gross, too loose, too tight, too bloody, or too smelly.
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She is either too soft, too warm, not seen in the eyes of other people as a leader, or too strong, too assertive, too aggressive, too much, needs to tone it down.
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His brothers, which include Jed (Billy Magnussen), are too loud, too obnoxious, too entitled, and too preppy.
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He is too old (and by the way, I am 90), too establishment, too political, too middle.
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It provides a service for people who are too old, too young, too poor, too fearful or too drunk to drive or ride a bike.
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Serena Williams is too black and too strong; Melissa McCarthy is too fat; Lena Dunham is too naked; Nicki Minaj is too slutty; among others.
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Some were too narrow, or too wide, or too dangerous.
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Was I too loud or too angry or too emasculating?
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My opponent was too big, too strong, and too salty.
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Their secrets too potent, too destabilizing, too much their own.
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Too much fat, too many calories, too many animal proteins.
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It all feels too neat, too nice, too angular. AHA!
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I worried they were too cute, too calculated, too... Disney.
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But it was all too little, too wrong, too late.
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John was too wild, Paul too mainstream, George too spacey.
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Too many restaurants, too much beer, and too little movement.
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"America is too big, too rich, too driven," she writes.
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No. No. Too complicated, too difficult, too hard to understand.
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There's too many cultures, too many ingredients, too many techniques.
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He's too prolific, too ballyhooed and too young to bench.
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It just seemed too far away, too exotic, too other.
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It's too much to think about: too horrible, too unfixable.
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Because everything now is too much: too complicated, too sophisticated.
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Some people think they're too briny, too bitter, too fiery.
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I had too many emotions, too many too inappropriate emotions.
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It all seemed too packaged, too planned, too in character.
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Even a train feels too fast, too claustrophobic, too … technological.
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They were jumbled together, too high, too loud, too shrill.
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A handful have come close, but most formulas veer too dark, too light, too pink, or too olive.
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If you go too hard, for too long, too frequently, "you're causing too much cortisol," says Dr. Fielding.
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They're too big, they're making too much money, they employ too many people, and it's too important politically.
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Oliver judged their stitch too fine, their length too short, their colors too bright, their patterns too busy.
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John Hickenlooper that their policies were too liberal, too destabilizing, too expensive, too politically divisive and too risky for a party desperate to beat Donald Trump.
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We're moving toward a refinement of everything and whenever there's too much of anything it is too much — too many shows, too many clothes, too many influencers.
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There is too much violence; too much hate; too much senseless killing; too many people dead who shouldn't be.
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Most families fall short because relationships prove too fragile, houses too expensive, bosses too inflexible and conception too difficult.
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ROSS: WELL OUR TRADE DEFICIT IS TOO BIG AND TOO CONTINUING, TOO CHRONIC AND TOO INSPIRED BY EVIL PRACTICES.
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We are too dark, too big, too small, and somehow always just too much of the wrong things always.
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Over asking for too much — too much justice, too much equity, too many guarantees and promises for ordinary people?
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Mr. de Blasio has always dismissed the criticisms that he is too earnest, too arrogant, too unlikable, too aloof.
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He was too kind, too earnest, and too chipper for Hawkins.
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Too much caffeine, too much travel, too much pre-assignation nerves.
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Too much risk for too little reward and too much effort.
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It is too bent on homogeneity, too artificial and too deracinated.
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They're far too small, far too rigid and far too frozen.
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"Too far away, too low, and too slow," Sullenberger explained afterward.
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They're oftentimes too restricting, a little too shiny, and too short.
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"They're too process-oriented, or too big, too esoteric," he said.
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Otherwise, it may be too much (and too little) too soon.
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But, also, Austin had got too gentrified, too popular, too expensive.
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That they are too wet, or too loose, or too gross.
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The world has changed too much, become too small, too busy.
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We eat too much, drink too much, and spend too much.
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Our current scenario is getting too far, too left, too soon.
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The club's hierarchy found him too detached, too intense, too draining.
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If women adopt the norms of a leader — commanding, decisive and assertive — we may be punished for being too bossy, too pushy, too strident, too ambitious, too scary.
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Feinstein, by contrast, is considered by state party officials to be too slow, too moderate, too pragmatic and too bipartisan.
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Women resisted because they decided they were too poor, too young, too alone, or too vulnerable to have a baby.
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For younger people, the subject is a combination of too far away, too complex and too boring, and too depressing.
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It's too simple, too lazy, too myopic, too stupid to continue to do when conducting lucid debates on big issues.
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"There is too much violence, too much hate, too much senseless killing, too many people dead who shouldn't be," Mrs.
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He is too aged, too wise, too experienced, too SEASONED to think about this moment as a gift from God.
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"Some will say it's too hard, too risky, too expensive," he said.
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You get shut out for being too strong, too loud, too forceful.
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You can be too loud, too ambitious, too emotional, not emotional enough.
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I was too self-conscious, too animated, too weird in high school.
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Wasn't I too happy, too confident, too old to be feeling fat?
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The flowers too red, the mountains too high, the hills too near.
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It was too much, then too little and most definitely too late.
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"He's too old and too rich and too cranky," Mr. Hamill said.
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Too many tourists use too much water and consume too many resources.
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The city was too big, too expensive and too tough for me.
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Set too high, with too much thyroid hormone, everything goes too fast.
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There is too much fashion, too much clothes, too much of everything.
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Our politics today have become too mean, too personal, and too ugly.
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I think it's far too fast, far too rigid, far too fast.
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It was too brazen, too shocking, too in-your-face to ignore.
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They're also very picky about their working conditions — too hot, too cold, too acidic, too basic, too salty, not salty enough, and the enzyme might not function at all.
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If the book was too journalistic — too descriptive, too irresponsible, too sensationalistic, too taken with its own first-person involvement — to count as properly rigorous sociology, it was too sociological to count, for many journalists, as proper reporting.
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Her reasons for being there are repeatedly challenged by friends, family and colleagues, who say she is too young, too female, too inexperienced, too academic, too pacifist or too emotionally tied to her job to do it properly.
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But let it get too hot or too cold, or too humid or too dry, and that beautiful voice can change.
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If tobacco gets too wet, it won't burn; if it becomes too dry, it will burn too fast and too hot.
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Indeed any of his cities, built to scale, might be too much: too much strangeness, too much incongruity, too much colour.
|
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The word endometriosis is way too complicated and too long, and it sounds too medical and I'm too scared of it.
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Some trusts are too small, too cautious, too specialised or have too much to deal with at home to work overseas.
|
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Too glittery, too chalky, too pink, too golden — the quest for the perfect highlighter can be a long and arduous one.
|
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They thought their breasts were too big or too small, too bouncy or bound too tightly in an ill-fitting bra.
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It was too tight, and too short, and my hair was too polished, and everything about it was trying too hard.
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When something is too creamy, too spongy, too soft, too airy, unremittingly smooth, chewy or mushy, that's when we miss crunch.
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Everybody was too good and too noble, everybody was a little too pure.
|
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"Too many penalties, too many missed opportunities, too many dropped balls," Pagano said.
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There are too many factors, too much chaos, too much variance for that.
|
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"No problem is too small, too big, or too weird" is Talley's motto.
|
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It was too white, too Asian, too insidery, maybe, to a certain extent?
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She's too loud; she's too quiet; she's too serious; her smile looks fake.
|
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We accuse them of trying too hard, acting too cool, caring too little.
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Go too slow, jump too far, run too fast, and you're starting over.
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I'm not really too, too, too entrenched in the art world like that.
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Does that sound too flighty, too lofty, too ridiculously up-its-own-arse?
|
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No punchline is too silly, no cutaway too obvious, no cliché too clichéd.
|
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Having experienced too much in too short a time, we expect too little.
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Real life has too many moving parts, too much unpredictability, too few certainties.
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The exhibition community is too smart, too stubborn and too powerful for that.
|
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Many ledges were too high, too thin, or too slanted for comfortable sitting.
|
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Too much capital is invested in too few places with too few people.
|
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Too much adrenaline, too much beer, too much excitement rippled through Progressive Field.
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Too little pain left a person too comfortable, too much shut him down.
|
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It's all too loud and too long, and there's way too much smoke.
|
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I was criticized as too progressive, too conservative, too middle-of-the-road.
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The language is too raw, the sexuality too frank, the politics too cloudy.
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I was too married, too old and too late, but he was wrong.
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Because they're trying to do too much, too quickly, with too little preparation.
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They need to be not too salty, not too sweet, not too thick.
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At the time of Scaramucci's firing, Phillippe took to Twitter to comment, writing, "Too mooch too soon…" too mooch too soon… — dr.
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Personal deaths — the ones we watch play out in a funeral — are too ugly, too real, too close to home, too tangible.
|
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Out of these MPs, 100 are too old or too silly to be ministers and 100 are too young or too callow.
|
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It is too vast, too diverse, too argumentative and too democratic for any of its problems to lend themselves to easy answers.
|
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"I'm too nice too long, and when somebody takes advantage of a situation, I become too bad for too long," Trump responded.
|
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As far as the federal government is concerned, there is no such thing as too aggressive, too militaristic, too abusive, too biased.
|
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People making these accusations claim that the proposed changes are too extreme, too quick, too redistributive, too unfriendly to the free market.
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In Silicon Valley, he says, there are too many VCs chasing too few deals with too much money at too high prices.
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And then you have a large field of secondary contenders who are either too young, too obscure, too joyless, or too doctrinaire.
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I felt that wearing large hoops would make me stand out, make me seem too loud, too visible, too ghetto, too black.
|
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The women in Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud are too much, of many things, yes, but one thing they are not is too poor, though they might have been once.
|
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The Shark Tank star said it&aposs "too difficult to use, too easy to hack, way too easy to lose, too hard to understand, too hard to assess a value."5.
|
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Discussions about sexism these days usually involve the consequences women face for being insufficiently feminine — for transgressing their prescribed roles by being too loud, too angry, too big, too strong, too much.
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Some of them are people in the majority membership demographic: It was too long, too in Spanish, too black and white, too dull, too much on the dreaded Netflix to grab them.
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"I've grown up with pretty much every situation being called too fat or too skinny, too muscular, it's been too everything," she says.
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It was too insecure, Jobs wrote, too proprietary, too resource-intensive, too unaccommodating for a platform run by fingertips instead of mouse clicks.
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The issue was that compared with the rest of my slight visage, my cranium is too broad, too low, too flat, too brutal.
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I concluded that I had made a mistake — I'd left the apartment too hot, or too cold, or too wet, or too dry.
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Its fundamental flaw is the fundamental flaw of most grandiose decentralized blockchain notions; they are too much, too large, too megalomaniacal, too soon.
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Let's be honest: Most people don't like meetings — they're too long, too boring, too frequent and too often don't accomplish much of anything.
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In the 1604 quarto, Hamlet's flesh is "too too sallied" (besieged), whereas in the Folio it's "too too solid" (real, of this world).
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"All the biggest YouTubers are too worried about their brand to delve into anything that's too deep, too messy, too controversial," she says.
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There are too many neighborhoods, too many roads and it's all too site-specific.
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Conrad's lungs were too inflamed, too constricted, and too swollen to sustain any life.
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"That&aposs right, Michael, it&aposs too, too, too good!" exclaimed an excited Haines.
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Each transaction takes too long, uses too much energy, and involves too many risks.
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I think she's a version ... too salesy, too, "Everything's gonna be fine," too positive.
|
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Despite Sevigny's admirable performance, the information is too little, too late, and too obvious.
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It's too easy, too lucrative and too tough to prove for it not to.
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She drank too much, she cursed too much, and she played too damn much!
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Photos are either too saturated, too dark, too soft, or have blown out highlights.
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They look too real, too good, and too tempting to wait another year for.
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It didn't feel too grueling, too long, too hard to go through this process.
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But in the end, he is too clumsy, too bipedal—and altogether too intellectual.
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Most examples I found seemed too long, too tenuous, or too complicated for me.
|
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Campaigns are too long, the process is too invasive, the discourse is too frivolous.
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Her daughters didn't like the town, which seemed too foreign, too small, too quiet.
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Too many characters are introduced in too few pages, and there's too much repetition.
|
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My jaw was too square, my cheekbones too broad, and my eyelids too droopy.
|
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Josh Hawley seems too smooth, too educated, and too thoughtful to worry about, well,
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Because it's too expensive, too dangerous and dirty, and takes too long to deploy.
|
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Washington has spent too much money on too many programs for far too long.
|
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He's too brash, too cocky, does too much dancing — or so the critics say.
|
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It was simply too homespun, too intricate, too otherworldly to match his grand ambitions.
|
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No piece of clothing or accessory is too daring, too out there, too fashun.
|
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But in YouTube's case, critics believe it's too little, too late, and too clumsy.
|
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This system is not working: it is too expensive, too inaccessible, and too stigmatized.
|
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We wonder if we're asking for too much, pushing too hard, being too loud.
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The reference is deemed far too extreme, too explosive, too far beyond rational correlation.
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The times are too grave, the challenge too urgent, and the stakes too high.
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Shaming dresses that are too low cut, too high of a hemline, too trashy.
|
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It was too much politics, too much vulgarity, too much negativity on my part.
|
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But people are too sophisticated, too nuanced, too complex, to be captured in numbers.
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We needed something that's not too tall, not too fat and not too skinny.
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"Was I too loud, or too angry, or too emasculating?" she asked to applause.
|
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Some say it has become too big, too costly and maybe even too funny.
|
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It's just too many people talking about too many things at too many bars.
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The outsiders were too outside, the insiders too inside, and the zealots too zealous.
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I was too old, too overqualified, and looking for too high a starting salary.
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This means too many vehicles, too few roads, and too little maintenance or repair.
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" They also blasted the Trump administration as "too male, too pale and too stale.
|
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I think he's just too young, too silly, too fun to know any better.
|
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It was too long, had too many vowels and was too hard to pronounce.
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Dozens of prominent Democrats are at least flirting with running in 2020, and while it's easy to look at them and play Goldilocks — too cold, too hot, too bald, too blond, too Wall Street, too wordy — it's just as easy to believe.
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I've received thousands of resumes throughout my entire career — and believe me, I've seen them all: Too long, too short, too boring, too many typos, too hard to read and every layout imaginable.
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Conversely, the chances of us overdoing it — trying too hard, spending too much money, reducing emissions too much or too fast — are effectively nil.
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Eventually, his broadsides were frequent and scattershot: Mr. Trump was too unsteady, too shifty, too consumed by social media, too much like Hillary Clinton.
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It comes across as 'too loud' or 'too shrill' or 'too this' or 'too that,'" even though those attending her rallies "are loving it.
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He's crossed some line where everything becomes too muted, too restrained, too cautious, too attenuated, shading in the microdetails at the big picture's expense.
|
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The three most expensive bottles in the tasting, all over $50, were rejected as either too oaky, too sweet tasting or simply too too.
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There are just too many positive dynamics: Too much growing wealth, too much tech adoption, too much demand for goods and supply-demand imbalance.
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So you don't want to feel too stuffed or want to be too wet; you don't want to be too thirsty, or too anything.
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Leary, the argument goes, was too reckless, too confrontational, and too scary for the mainstream.
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The caravan was too big, too visible, and there were too many women and kids.
|
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Cole's power necessitated that he was literally too white, too masculine, too rich to fail.
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Trains were previously too infrequent, too slow and too crowded to allow for daily commutes.
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"Please remember you are never too far gone, too broken or too unique," wrote Dunham.
|
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For him, that same landscape has "too much blue, too much purple, too much green".
|
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Sex is too powerful, too primal, too uncertain to be chained to legalistic consent rules.
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She was too big, too strong, too fast to be beaten by the smaller Sane.
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It's just too hard to tell, too hard to know, and too early to guess.
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The tempos are too frantic, the rumbling guitar roar too distorted, the mix too dirty.
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Maybe the heel is too high, the pitch too steep, and the straps too tight.
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YOU ARE TOO DEPRAVED TO REFORM, TOO TREACHEROUS TO SPARE, TOO HIDEOUS FOR MERCY. RUN!
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You can't have too much energy, too many good ideas, too many smart people around.
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Too short, too black, too fat — even when I was 30 pounds thinner, and younger.
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His canvas is too large, his story too sweeping, his causes and accomplishments too vast.
|
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Kennedy was criticized for being too rich, too beautiful or "too comically breathy," Brower said.
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There are too many workouts, too many protein shakes, too many dinners of sliced turkey.
|
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Too many people were managers, he said, and too many managers had too few reports.
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I was doing too much, trying to be too many things to too many people.
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The works were perhaps too timely, too relevant and therefore too discomforting for Chinese officials.
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It's an example of a style often criticized as too angry, too strident, too pessimistic.
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The reds were considered too pale, the whites too oxidative and the place too isolated.
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But research shows that most of us are too worried, too stressed and too anxious.
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Too many hands on my time / Too many feelings, / Too many things on my mind.
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They were too old for college, too old to marry and too highborn to work.
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There is something too bright, too glaring, too exposed about the spring and summer months.
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Van Damme was always too much: too Euro, too sexy, too revealing, too beautifully choreographed to fit into the one-dimensional action hero fantasies required by American fans, and he disappeared into remainder bins.
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Donald Glover is too talented to get away with off-the-cuff spontaneity now: his falsetto is too soulful, his songwriting is too natural, his jokes are too funny, his smile is too disarming.
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If the normal Senate is too open, too deliberative, or if it's too easy for a minority of members to prevent action, the 50-vote Senate is the opposite: too frantic, too tightly controlled by leadership, too closed off to new ideas and alternatives.
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At first it all sounds too bleak, too harsh, too narrow, too alienated; you feel like the album might wear thin after a few plays.
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Too snug or too loose, too relaxed or too restricting, find the right piece that works for you (and your cup size) is never easy.
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Public consensus generally shifted towards calling out Gaga for being too much — too ambitious, too fake, too much of everything pop is supposed to be.
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As long as certain lines weren't crossed—being too independent, too opinionated, too high-achieving, or too physically intimate in public—they could pass unnoticed.
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It is just too... well "too" everything: it is too damn quick and too insanely impractical to ever be enjoyable for more than a few exhilarating seconds out of too many hours of frustrating driving.
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These organisms are vulnerable to conditions—if it's too hot, or too cold, or too dry.
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All the women said 'me too, me too, me too' and really got me through it.
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Meanwhile, he would stay away from utilities, calling them too boring, too defensive and too rich.
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By most definitions, this show is too expensive, too strange, and too ambitious to stick around.
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I understand why you might think Dany's arrival is too fast, too cheesy, and too obvious.
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In general, I agree that they pushed too hard in too many directions romantically, too fast.
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But many women around the world were getting pregnant "too young, too old and too often".
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You survive, but you're too tired, too drained, and too heavy to actually deal with anything.
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The costs were just too high, the products too big, and the value was too unclear.
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You are never too old or 'too gay' and it's never too late to start over.
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The pain of a friend's disapproval is too complex, too unromantic, too real to be anthemic.
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The dark moments are simply too dark, too real, too close to what I love most.
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The cover is too slight, the blasted landscape too barren, the artillery-dug divets too shallow.
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Fairs are notoriously poor places to look at art: they're too big, too bright, too disorientating.
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If it goes on too long and too fast then it's going to be too severe.
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The proposals are deliberately aimed at companies regarded as too big, too powerful and too American.
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New Delhi (CNN)"Me Too, Me Too, Me Too," they said, in Mumbai, Delhi, and Chennai.
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Oh, you're right, Alejandro, it's too stiff, it's too strict, too expensive—and it's not enough.
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When people affected by issues spoke for themselves, they got too angry, too weepy, too irrational.
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Dhillon doesn't believe in the stereotype that the GOP is too old, too male, too white.
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The rents are too high, the bureaucracy too overwhelming and the New York critics too severe.
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It's too little, way too late, of course, and because it's Cher, it's also too much.
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It was clinging to City — admirably — but Guardiola's team looked too smooth, too strong, too good.
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Across early states, voters said they found them too angry or too unlikable or too inexperienced.
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The infrastructure is too dilapidated; the inmates too unruly; the guards too poorly trained and brutal.
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I get why why people thought this movie was too dour, too cynical, or too ridiculous.
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We lived our 20s to the fullest—eating too much, drinking too much, spending too much.
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Wherever land cannot grow crops — it is too cold, too dry, too mountainous — people keep animals.
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"Too often, these rules go too far or are too complex," NAM President Jay Timmons said.
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There are too many characters, too much tactical and technical explanation, too much pseudo-political prattle.
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There are too many cars for too few roads, and too little interest in public transportation.
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People now have the problem of too many emails, too many meetings, and too many messages.
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But this time, he got too heavy, and had to cut too much weight too fast.
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"Unfortunately, I gave away too much, too soon, and lived too long," said Mr. Rosen, 85.
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" — Elizabeth Anne "For me, this is all a bit too wordy, too cutesy, and too much.
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Are U.S. tech companies now too soft or too rich or have too many private planes?
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Esparza was too strong, too smart and simply too good for the far less experienced Namajunas.
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It's easy to dismiss these compositions — they seem too on the nose, too simple, too unironic.
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" There are simply "too many companies," he said, "selling too much coal to too few customers.
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She is too ambitious, too much a perfectionist, too charismatic — too many of the things a person needs to become a star in her own right.
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The hysteria of the election isn't dissipating and both sides are getting too spooled up about too many things, too often, based on too little evidence.
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Some of those acts—James Taylor, the Eagles—are now considered, fairly or not, irrelevant to the Zeitgeist: too mellow, too affluent, too sexless, too white.
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And Ellen Pao showed it is in fact possible to be too passive and too pushy, too quiet and too opinionated, all at the same time.
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Since partisans of each side are uninterested in compromise, each party's ability to win depends on casting the other party as too extreme, too terrible, too corrupt, too evil, too un-American — whatever parade of horribles resonates.
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Opponents: Too little, too late Opponents of the controversial law, which is known as HB2, said Tuesday that the governor's executive order was too little, too late.
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Other times, the button is installed poorly — too high, too low, or just too far from the door to be useful, with the door closing too fast.
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For those who didn't dig female friendly porn, their reasons were almost identical: too soft, too tame, too heterosexual, fake orgasms, too much like a Lifetime movie.
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Too often we are discouraged because we think something will be too challenging, or that an idea is too crazy, or the chance of success too rare.
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The slam that I've heard on "Succession" is that it takes too many episodes to get good: the early installments are too cynical, too sour, too claustrophobic.
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Its domestic market is now too large, its technology too advanced, its overseas friends too numerous and its military too strong to be cowed by economic bullying.
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The initial reviews were those of a precocious, attention-hungry beginner: too many words, too much personality, too much hyperbole and too much look-at-me meanness.
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"We have too many things, too many distractions, too many items offered to us, too many messages, and a person like Emma struggles to emerge," the Rev.
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There are many reasons why Pose feels too close, too true, too poignant, and almost too good, but Angel and Elektra's love stories really hurt to watch.
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It's too damaged, too in debt and too far behind to thrive independently without a miracle turnaround.
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Or, at the very least, choose a formula that isn't too matte, too drying, or too greasy.
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Too many ads, too many slideshows, too much dynamically embedded content without much value to the user.
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Unfortunately, though, for this particular David, Goliath is too big, too popular, and too good at business.
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Women are constantly being told that their voices sound too high-pitched, too "Valley Girl," too shrill.
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Mr Johnson is too buffoonish, Michael Gove is too cerebral and Jacob Rees-Mogg is too absurd.
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"It was impossible", Alan reflects, "to tell London's story; it was too large, too ancient…too contradictory".
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"Too little cuddling" was what she meant, the author himself thought; "too much bottle…too little bosom".
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Life is fucking too gorgeous and too diverse to be too fucking caught up in the bullshit.
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It has been going on too long in our country, too many years, too many decades now.
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I'm too lame for Snapchat, too slow-witted to play HQ, and too married to cruise Tinder.
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I went from being 'too fat' to 'too thin' to 'too muscular' and I never felt satisfied.
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BUT IT IS TOO SLOW, TOO FRAGILE, AND WHILE RECOVERY'S UNDER WAY, IT IS PROGRESSING TOO SLOWLY.
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If that makes you too uncomfortable because it feels too emotionally pointed and too race-specific, fine.
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By most standards, Germany's banking sector has too many banks, too many branches and too many employees.
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The house is too big and the cow is too small and the ridge is too sharp.
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There were too many different places, too many different people and too many different kinds of jeans.
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Misogyny is too widespread and bipartisan a problem, too psychological, too ineffable, to warrant an electoral remedy.
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Many of us dismissed him as too inexperienced, too vulgar, and too incurious to be taken seriously.
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But many women around the world get pregnant "too young, too old and too often", she said.
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But in general, the exit polls portray the electorate as too young, too educated and too diverse.
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Yet it's so tailor-made that it somehow seems too pat, too easy and somehow too premature.
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But in trying to be too many things to too many people, he won over too few.
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The right side of his face looks too crisp, too clean, too inhumanly smooth to look normal.
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After the debate, a pattern emerged: The Brooklyn-born candidate was too angry, too loud, too passionate.
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So I kind of lost interest—too gay, too expensive—and for me, too much junkie business.
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You don't want to be too cautious, but you don't want to be too aggressive too early.
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"They're trying to build too many too large buildings in too small of an area," he said.
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It's also possible that you think poetry is not accessible — too hard, too obscure or too subjective.
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At its best, it is too complex, too cosmopolitan and too pleasure-seeking to pass loyalty tests.
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It can feel too simple, too beige or too boring to ever see the light of day.
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An economy that works too well for too few and not at all for too many more.
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Its biggest teams are too prestigious, and its fan bases too large and too valuable to broadcasters.
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It's capacious and effortless, since anything too structured, too clingy or contrived, would be trying too hard.
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Demonetization was too coarse an approach, and it accomplished too little while causing too much collateral damage.
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Many parents have told me that they find Pigeon too angry or too snarky or too adult.
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Because Warren's vulnerability isn't that she's too far left or too centrist, it's that she's too establishment.
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But this mission was just too unique, it unfolded too quickly, and the ship was too remote.
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Far too many people have sacrificed far too much for far too long to get us here.
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Athletic apparel is often too tight, too shiny, or too revealing to be acceptable in the workplace.
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But she was also hated for taking up too much space in a male-dominated—and formerly male exclusive—world, criticized for being too cocky, too brash, too publicly emotional, too strident, and just generally too much for MMA, which made her almost as exciting as she was infuriating.
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" In a blog post titled, "Anxiety Makes Me Want To Apologize For Absolutely Everything," Corley listed the many things she sometimes says sorry about: "Thinking too much, talking too much, texting too much, trying entirely too hard, caring too much, showing it, coming on too strong, if I did.
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As in so many middlebrow period dramas, the vintage cars are too shiny, the clothes too smart, the upper-class accents too strained and the dialogue too contrived.
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Again blanks, one and all: too many equations, too many assumptions, too many moving parts, too global a theory, no opportunity for questions—and so people gave up.
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Joe Biden is too old, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are too far to the left and too angry, and Mayor Pete is just too young and inexperienced.
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Since then, the reformers have criticized congressional committees for being too weak (1940s) and too strong (1950s), and political parties as too weak (1950s) and too strong (2000s).
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Analysts are fond of describing the system as wasteful, with too many patients getting too many services, driven by too many specialist doctors and too few social supports.
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Nicolino's numbers per nine innings are poor across the board — too many hits allowed (22), too many homers (2.3), too many walks (3.9) and too few strikeouts (5.6).
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"I know nothing lasts forever, and it's easy to see why these FANG stocks are reviled for being too high, too fast, too rich, too whatever," he said.
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Next to the female protagonist my eye was trained to look for, Hannah says too much, weighs too much, has too much sex in too weird a way.
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He photographs the boundaries that hover just beyond our sight too, the shadows of an actual reality too blurred, too confused, too nuanced for any language to hold.
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"We feel that markets have moved too high, too far, too soon," BNP Paribas said in a note.
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Not too many lyrics, not too many syllables, not too much cleverness, though: Morrissey never had a #1.
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"She resisted the word 'feminist' for so long," says Peterson, author of Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud.
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In addition, we are frequently overwhelmed by too much stimulation, and too many choices instead of too few.
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As a country we are too good, too strong, too wise to give in to defeatism and negativity.
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Nonetheless the institution's problems—too many students and too little money—are all too common across the continent.
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Second, it fears that without competition prices will be too high, quality too low and innovation too slow.
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I cannot go inside because there are too many people, too many guys, too many drugs, drunk people.
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"It was 'she's too strong,' and then 'she's too sexy,' and then 'she's too strong' again," she recalled.
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The scandals and affronts are too many and too various to keep in mind—and also too confusing.
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These are the characters that are just too funny, too relatable, and too ridiculous to play second banana.
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In the photos ahead, too baggy, too long, and generally too much are actually right on the mark.
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The jokes are good but too easy, the assumptions too liberal, the audience too aligned with its entertainer.
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As I grow older, I find new judgments placed on my body: too big, too round, too soft.
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But none of those guys felt like a real person to me—too rich, too famous, too legendary.
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But if he decides one voice is too shrill, too self-promotional or too dull, he will declutter.
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Yet when babies are born too early, too little or too sick, such comfort is out of reach.
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There were simply too many mouths to feed, too much land unplowed, and too few hands to spare.
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Syrian government forces, U.S. officials said, are too few, too poor and too weak to secure the country.
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Think the harpsichord is an inherently limited instrument, too quiet, too inexpressive, too inferior to a modern piano?
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He was too shallow, too callow, too inexperienced, and did not have the gravitas necessary for the position.
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They think he's too inexperienced, too compromised by conflicts of interest and the Russia probe, and too ineffective.
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That was an unfortunate combination—I was too rough and I went in way too deep, too soon.
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There were too many characters, too many settings (San Diego, San Francisco, Milan, New York), too many moods.
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It felt too loose in one area, too tight in another, and he felt too tall over all.
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There's little concern over seeming too aggro, calling people out, getting too flirty, or showing too much skin.
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Instead of college — too expensive, too much time, too little payoff — I'm attending a liberal arts academy online.
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Apparently, this unintended result can be caused by too much sugar, too early bottling, and too much carbonation.
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In congressional debate about the bill, proponents portrayed Chinese immigrants as unassimilable: too backward, too undemocratic, too foreign.
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"I cannot play the way I want because I'm too stressed, too under pressure, too tight," Pouille said.
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On Fox, it seemed, no rumor was too unsubstantiated, no innuendo too vile and no accusation too abhorrent.
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"The feeling at the moment is about 'too much,' too much of everything, too much," Prada told WWD.
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"The access is too easy, the draw is too great, and the push through advertising is too significant."
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One party will argue that the new systems being proposed are too complex, too unreliable, and too unaffordable.
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She was too pessimistic, too serious, too cynical about men, for the frothy world in which she appeared.
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"It's just too specific — the line is too detailed, it's too effective," said A&T senior Braxton Brewington.
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In practice, any Clinton critic only criticizes her from one side at a time: for not being strong enough (for being too yielding and compromising) or for being too strong (too serious, too shrill, interrupting and yelling too much).
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Too liberal, according to some, and too expensive, but more importantly too "dangerous," especially in the wake of the 1992 Los Angeles riots, with too many gangs, and too much "strife," an ambiguously charged word I've heard used repeatedly.
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"Too many experience one of two extremes: too little, too late, where women receive care that is not timely or sufficient, and too much, too soon, marked by over-medicalization and excessive use of unnecessary interventions," the report said.
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"Spreading love always….. without saying I've had too many moments to counts, too many heart too hearts, we've celebrated in too many countries, too many exchanges, too many play dates with our angels…… Our brotherhood and every moment has inspired me to be a better man and father," he wrote.
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JAMIE DIMON: I think when you talk about the risk of the Fed doing it too much too fast, there's also a risk of doing too little too slow.
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They're 100% organic cotton, made in Los Angeles, and are the exact right fit — plus, they're not too sheer, not too starchy, not too tight, AND not too baggy.
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Natasha Landell-Mills of Sarasin & Partners, an asset manager, worries that rather than making provisions that are too little, too late, banks will instead do "too much, too late".
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Today's fray is too vicious to stay above; it is too handy with Photoshop and social media, too full of noise, too undivided between legitimate sources and illegitimate ones.
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Its crowded streets and makeshift dwellings hold endless desperation, but the movie is too busy, too angry and too absorbing — too exciting, you might say — to succumb to despair.
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It's too scary for children, too earnest for teenagers, too tame for horror fans, too lowbrow for cineastes who await the artistic triumphs of a post-Weinstein Uma Thurman.
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She believed she was too usual for him, even with her flamboyance and her glittery charms; she believed she was too simple, too unenigmatic, too little prone to contemplation.
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As for the others — well, Andrew Yang and Tulsi Gabbard are too niche, Beto O'Rourke is too limp, Julián Castro is too forgettable and Tom Steyer is too absurd.
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I might have envisioned myself as this ironic figure, sitting there writing, but, in fact, I was too busy and too tired and too fucked up and too lazy.
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" - Tom, 40 "Too much work, too little pay.
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A lot of us could stand to get better at recognizing and accepting a soft no from the people who are too uncomfortable or too shy or too lazy or too afraid or too over it to give a clear no.
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Over the last two decades, while the commercial sector has skyrocketed ahead to become the main innovator of technology solutions, the defense acquisition system has grown too complicated, too costly, too slow, too insular and — as a result — too risk-averse.
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They worry whether their EVs are too quiet, too sustainable, and too (ugh) green to appeal to these consumers.
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Maybe our democracies are mimicking the markets -- the rich were getting too rich, technology too complex, elites too smug.
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At the time, the industry went against Buffett's basic principles: It was too new, too volatile and too uncertain.
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As music devourers we're far too stimulated, too exhausted, and too aware to elevate a band to that level.
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Some diehards insist the system is too corrupt, too Iranian and too broken to fix, but fewer are listening.
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He has done too many things too well and for too long for anyone to have avoided them all.
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But infighting for too long has been the city's reality, resulting in too few solutions and too many killings.
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The early feminist movement was too "us and them," too hateful, too many women carrying victimhood like a cross.
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It's tragic, but relatable, and also keeps the story from being too morose, too emotionally impenetrable, and too weird.
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"If these people are considered too dangerous to be put with women, perhaps they're too dangerous for me, too."
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Broadly speaking, an economy that is not too rich, not too poor and not too closed to foreign capital.
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Clinton was too restrained, too smart -- and as much as I hate to say it -- she was too presidential.
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Not only had I fucked too many people, but too many people had seen me fucking too many people.
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There were too many signs, too many signals, too many factors that I thought made the coming crash obvious.
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That is a result of too little dopamine instead of too much; too little specifically in the control circuit.
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While these appraisals are rooted in good intentions, the process is typically too complicated, too restrictive and too late.
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You may hear a lot of labels being thrown out: 'Bernie's too radical, Bernie's too dangerous, Bernie's too polarizing.
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Europe and the Americas were too expensive, India was too complex and intellectual-property rights in China too patchy.
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AI is too important to ignore, too complex for simple policy solutions and too interrelated to address in siloes.
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Before I got sick, I thought my legs were too fat, my body too thick, my nose too flat.
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Picture someone murdering a 5-year-old girl because they believed she was too sick, too disabled, too abnormal.
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This research is too long term, too expensive and often too risky for the private sector to take on.
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Feminism seemed too radical, or too white, or too obsessed with gender oppression to the exclusion of other kinds.
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Not too hot, not too stiff, and not too boring — the Classic Duvet Cover from Brooklinen is just right.ProsCons
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What happens is we take it away with too many rules and too much structure and too many guidelines.
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Most of us can never tell how much water is too much or too little until it's too late.
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She got wrapped up in positive thinking, but a too extreme way, too rainbow-y or too unicorn-y.
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Likewise, if the carrot is too thin, too small, too wonky, it will get simply thrown in the bin.
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Deal with mandatory minimum sentences which have put too many people away for too long for doing too little.
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In the eyes of their critics, they have become too big, too powerful and too unmindful of their influence.
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"I'm so tired of the candidates being called out for being too liberal, too conservative, too moderate," he said.
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He has achieved too much, checked too many boxes and earned too many millions for anyone to feel pity.
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Maybe the schools are too big or too small, or the town is too quiet or not quiet enough.
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And by asking people too much, we make being moral too hard — which, paradoxically, can make immorality too easy.
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It was too expensive to fix, he thought, and he was too busy, too anxious, caring for Wood's mother.
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When I tweet, I worry afterwards whether people might perceive my tone as too mean, too lightweight, too predictable.
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"We didn't want someone to be too formal, because Zegna is already too formal, too businesslike," Mr. Zegna said.
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But all the same Serena was too strong, too good, simply too Serena for her world 70-ranked opponent.
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Too many of us still smoke, eat poorly (too much sugar, salt and saturated fat), and exercise too little.
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"It's too complicated, too unique and too contrary to the history of what a treason case is," Zaid said.
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But our most Murphy-like female politicians are still getting whipped for talking too loud, too much, too aggressively.
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I think 13 is way too young and 5603 is way too young and 15 is way too young.
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The sound mixing was rough — characters' voices were sometimes too soft, too loud or just too muddled to comprehend.
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We make too much, and we buy too much, but that doesn't have to mean we waste too much.
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We cannot speak of these things to people outside medicine because it is too traumatic, too graphic, too much.
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The central problem with today's court is that it is, at once, too powerful, too political and too partisan.
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I just couldn't find a way in, and it's such a difficult thing to write about without being too sentimental, or too preachy, or too heavy-handed, or too oblique.
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After seven years as an MMA fan nothing turns my stomach, but this fight did it: It was too ugly, too awkward, with too much violence and too little art.
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In the race to store dry powder before the checks dry up, too many companies are attempting to raise too much, too early and at too high of a valuation.
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And if all of this sounds too morose, too close too home, and too real, I have one more recommendation: Becky Chamber's The Long Way to a Small Angry Planet.
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The game, and society with it, are getting too soft, they opine; too little discipline, too much expression, too little respect for the way the game used to be played.
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Here's a novel concept: Stop ruminating over too old or too young, too left or too right, and focus on picking a nominee with the best chance of beating Trump.
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Just as politicians railed that banks became simply too big to govern, some are beginning to think that the social media giants, too, are just too large and too powerful.
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So how do you get on this kind of Goldilocks path where you're not too strong and you're not too weak, you're not too aggressive and you're not too passive?
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I encountered classmates who thought they were surer about the South than I was — it was too racist, too religious, too backward, too conservative, even though they'd never been there.
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Your child will want to hang out with people you don't feel you know, or watch movies you don't think are appropriate (too scary too violent too sexy too disturbing).
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Meanwhile, too many Americans are still uninsured, too many families have coverage that is too expensive to be meaningful, and too many patients are struggling to pay their medical bills.
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Pushing too hard too fast Trying to do too much too soon is a common cause of muscle soreness and injury, especially during the initial weeks of an exercise program.
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"Everybody, including the Saudi leadership, agrees the war has gone on too long, proved too costly, killed too many lives, caused too much humanitarian damage, too much infrastructure damage," Timothy Lenderking, a Deputy Assistant Secretary of State who oversees Yemen policy, told me.
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It was too clunky; too complicated; too counterintuitive; required jumping through too many hoops — and Linux's dirty secret was that the mainstream solutions were, in fact, actually fine, for most people.
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We walk on streets without traffic, too much pavement broken to allow passage, too many wires and utility poles down, too many bridges collapsed, too many abandoned vehicles on the streets.
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"The bottom line is, we still have too many people getting too many opioid prescriptions for too many days at too high a dosage," said acting CDC Director Dr. Anne Schuchat.
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Russia claims to be developing an unstoppable nuclear-powered cruise missile, a weapon with roots in technology the US considered too expensive, too complicated, too dangerous, and too unnecessary to pursue.
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The House's next votes will be substantive ones on articles of impeachment, and leaders will have to thread the needle between too tough and too soft, too many and too few.
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Girls who talk too much, act too loudly, who can be infuriating, can be the stuff of film stardom, too.
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Now we dim the lights and fold our slacks and hope we don't look too soft, too wrinkled, too old.
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Through forty-nine professional bouts Marciano was made to look clumsy, unscientific, too small, too slow, too easy to cut.
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If she were to run, and people [say] she's too left, too right, too center, that's the beauty of it.
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As he pecked away at his typewriter, his children feared speaking too loudly, laughing too loudly, even urinating too loudly.
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"I've been criticized for saying Marco looks too robotic, too prepackaged, and too young," he wrote in a text message.
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We have come too far, we are too close to the end and there is far too much at stake.
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But Livingston says it's too late---Facebook is moving too fast and has too many resources to play catch-up.
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She warned that because growth had been "too low for too long", too many people were "simply not feeling it".
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But so far, most of these structures have been too unstable, too simple, or too small to implant in humans.
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There are too many metrics, too many things to measure and too many useful but incompatible ways to measure them.
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By trying to do too much for too many people in too many places, it has seen its returns diluted.
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" Trump also said: "This has been going on too long in our country, too many years, too many decades now.
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For a long arc of time, kids found it too obtuse, too indulgent, or too smooth—with very many o's .
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Today, most AR headsets are too big, too expensive and simply too weird-looking to make sense for everyday use.
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Too high, too low, or too wide, and the public may question not just individual calls, but the whole effort.
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In Moonlight, Chiron has been deemed wrong by his surroundings—he's too feminine, too queer, too quiet to be accepted.
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The men complained of too many wayward mayors (theirs is O.K., though, they said), too many agencies, too much corruption.
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He was too old and too stubborn; he reminded voters too strongly of an election they'd all like to forget.
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"Berlin is still too raw, Stockholm is too small, and the rest of Europe is still too fragmented, " he says.
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"It just seemed all too consistent, all too repeated, all too ignored," he said of police killings of black people.
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Sometimes you get a jean and they're too tight on the calves, or too short, or just too tight period.
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"I don't really get too, too, too involved with everything," she explained, flipping her hair like a kind of punctuation.
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The day was too lovely, the natural world too congenial and the food too satisfying to yield to uncharitable fantasies.
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As the familiar refrain goes: The state is too old, too rural and far too white to wield such clout.
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Teams do not play one another regularly in the postseason — too many schools, too many conferences, too many bowl affiliations.
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Ten years from now, I would rather look back and have done too much than too little or too late.
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The Kleingärten used to be sniffed at by the urban elite — too square, too uncool, too full of garden gnomes.
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Everyone has an opinion: This dress is too informal; that is too frilly; this is expensive; that is too conceptual.
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It has shed the exaggerated style and the fascination with too much oak, too much fruit and too much alcohol.
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Her detractors sometimes claim that Ms. Fleming's voice is actually too much of a good thing: too lush, too creamy.
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"Our fleet is too small, and our capabilities are stacked on too few ships that are too big," he said.
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The trouble seemed to come mostly from too many of its cars losing value too quickly, but revenue fell, too.
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"I'm too busy" isn't adequate — we're all too busy!
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Hot Topic was too scary, Abercrombie & Fitch too expensive.
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Too grimly unfunny, I suspect — and too overtly political.
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Too much hate and inaccurately reported stories -- too predictable!
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But these were mere words — too little, too late.
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The whole thing sounded too hokey — or too horny.
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The sidewalk spray was abandoned — too expensive, too risky.
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"One suicide is too many, too many ... ," Pell said.
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Is it too ... is their hate speech too much?
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The world outside the enclaves is for people who've been hurt by communities that were supposed to protect them, or for people who never got along because they're just too strange, too brainweird, too disabled, too fucked by the things that have happened to them, too questioning, too unwilling to ever settle on any answer.
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They are too cheap, too easily made, too easy to hide, and too potent to be eliminated by prohibition or be outcompeted by drugs with a more complex supply chain, like heroin.
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Too often, one man feels too intimidated, too threatened, or even just too awkward to stop a rape or to diffuse a dicey situation that seems like it could turn into rape.
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I've probably talked this way, too, especially in college and into my 20s, when it sometimes seems like we're all drinking too much, smoking too much, or taking too much of something.
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I've just seen him drop too many passes, run too many wrong routes, and incur Aaron Rodgers' wrath too many times.
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The film is far too derivative, far too wedded to juvenile mythology, and far too tentative to deserve its elevated profile.
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Burkina Faso is too poor, too politically unstable and, for people who have lived in Ivory Coast for years, too foreign.
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They've obviously moved too far, too fast, too soon, and there's absolutely no possibility of them making it as a couple.
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Turns out, Venmo John was too docile, too eager-to-please — too successful and therefore not needy enough — for this show.
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"You're never too old, too wacky, too wild, to pick up a book and read to a child," he once said.
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And the selection process often throws up candidates too stupid, too corrupt or too arrogant to do such a difficult job.
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If you were to win the nomination, they'll say you're too young, too liberal, too gay to be commander-in-chief.
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We're all too busy, too stressed, too staring-on-our-phones-before-bed to get decent rest on a regular basis.
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It makes sense — it's too on-the-nose, too potentially corny and too much of an open call for fashion puns.
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A backpack is too bulky, a purse too easy to lose, and a bindle might be just a little too boho.
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Some of these species vanish below about 30 feet; anything deeper is too cold, too dark, and too devoid of oxygen.
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If you are too purely lost in self-belief and too innocent of doubt, you might begin your shimmy too early.
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But the clamour to reach Europe will continue: routes are too well established, smuggling networks too strong and demand too robust.
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You have to find a balance with the flavors, because you always have something too savory, too creamy, or too dry.
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Testing it as printed resulted in a concoction that was too sweet, too greasy and too small to feed a crowd.
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A reform-minded Chinese speaker said his country was "too big, too old and too conservative" to adopt a different model.
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Masahiro Tanaka appears too fragile, Michael Pineda and Nathan Eovaldi too erratic, and C. C. Sabathia too far past his prime.
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But the offense is too serious, the consequences of allowing it too dire, and the solutions too easy to expect less.
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But here, the girl is too small, too fragile, to be a mother, and that peculiarity of scale is odd, too.
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They're way too large, way too beep-y, way too pricey, and they seem to create additional tedious work for employees.
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At some point the comedown is going to be too bad, the sky outside too grey, and the culture too empty.
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Charles Sykes: Yeah, basically it's that college costs too much, takes too long, and offers dubious value to too many students.
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It was too late, would cost too much money, and required signatures from too many people to be a viable option.
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For one, she is still too vibrant a songwriter, with too extraordinary a voice and too many feelings, to stop now.
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They were, it turned out, too old, too slow, too injury-prone (what else is new?) and, at times, deadly boring.
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He is much too bashful to draw attention to it, though, and much too circumspect to read too much into it.
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Nadal was too quick, too powerful and too steady, with unforced errors creeping in as rarely as sunshine during this tournament.
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If de la Rocha's voice was too guttural, too bellowing, too dude-ish, the band would have been unsustainably bottom-heavy.
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There's just too much content, too much bullshit, and too many people who want to hear what they want to hear.
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I do remember my dad correcting my feminine behavior, whether it be too emotional or too soft or just too flamboyant.
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He's done too many things, said too many things, tweeted too many things that would typically be disqualifying in American politics.
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BEIJING — No part of the world seems too small, too near or too far for China's globe-trotting president, Xi Jinping.
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Those who lament that New York City summers are too hot, too sticky or too smelly might be missing the point.
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This is an age of T.M.I. (too much information), but also of T.M.C. (too much commentary) and T.M.K. (too much kvetching).
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It is too long, too unfocused and perhaps too democratic, with nearly every character receiving his or her spoken-word aria.
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"What was done was done too late, too slowly and with too small a scope," the Transportation Ministry acknowledged in 221.
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Because what they're doing feels too painful, too private and quite possibly too close to your own home for public consumption.
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Too many trembling lipped close-ups of Adam Driver, the random casino side trip, too many implausibilities, too many slow moments.
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I cannot stress that enough — moment-to-moment, you're like, 'I can't do this, I am too sick, I have been too sick for too long, I have been too beaten down, I am too tired, and it would just be easier to let go.
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Formulas can be too greasy, too sheer, too matte, or too cake-y — and using it during the wrong season can either make it melt onto your shirt collar or flake off entirely.
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When they're too involved, it's like, 'No black, no this, no that, it's too risky, it's too this, its too that,' and I think all of these guidelines have made everything so blah.
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At times, it almost feels too good to be true — too kind, too tender, too hopeful — but given the contentious climate it's being delivered into, that's probably why the film works so well.
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Too many lives have been destroyed, too many jobs have been lost, too many families have been hurt, and too many communities have been devastated by corporate written and unfairly enforced trade deals.
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The illustrated vulva couldn't be too sexy, or too cute.
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If you push too hard too fast, you risk injury.
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But that may have already been too little, too late.
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As such, the dance feels almost too final, too tidy.
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It was too hot to think, too hot to cook.
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There's too much to do and too much to see.
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It's too hectic and feels like it's trying too hard.
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Others thought stock prices had risen too far, too fast.
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For Illinois lawmaker Willis, it is too little too late.
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Still, we can't feel it too keenly or too often,
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So, was this dish, too, too perfect to be great?
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Hollywood has too many Harvey Weinsteins, radio too many Limbaughs.
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Perhaps you, too, hit "check out" one too many times?
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"Kanye too, n—, don't forget about him too," Snoop said.
|
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But some say these measures are too little, too late.
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Credit growth is currently neither too hot nor too cold.
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Looking at more costs too much and takes too long.
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I'm too jealous for polyamory, too insecure to be single.
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But how much foam is too much, or too little?
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The incline was too much and the turning too sharp.
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"Way too many firsts, far too little planning," Cramer said.
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Not carry too much, not let go of too much.
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When it's too much for Fox, it's really too much.
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I am too tired and too satisfied to be afraid.
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Frantic attempts to backtrack are far too little, too late.
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Let me know if this is too much too fast.
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It is too rocky, and the soil is too shallow.
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We do have too much division, too much mean- spiritedness.
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He thought not — too much control, too much Google Earth.
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I didn't see it as too fast or too slow.
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Or perhaps more clearly: too much seasonality, and too soon.
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Until very recently I took that too seriously, too literally.
|
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But it's too late and he's lost too much blood.
|
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The language of support, too, can sometimes feel too exclusive.
|
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That seems like too little, too late at this point.
|
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Is it too little, too late for a President Smith?
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The daughters had already received too much money, too soon.
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Solomon: Well those were your words too hawkish too dovish.
|
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But it was too much, all at once, too soon.
|
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The end result: prices not too high or too low.
|
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But it adds too much friction in too many cases.
|
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Too bright or too dark, and the system won't work.
|
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I just feel like it was too much too soon.
|
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They say that politics is too complex, and too sleazy.
|
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The Problem: The band is too tight or too loose.
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It's all way too little, too late, but it's there.
|
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Potatoes have too much starch and too few nutritional benefits.
|
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But many say the settlement is too little, too late.
|
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Too much work, too many people, blood, sweat, and tears.
|
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If they're not too cheap, they're too loose with cash.
|
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Tech companies release way too many products way too quickly.
|
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Computers were just too slow and computation was too expensive.
|
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The moves were too big, sometimes, the bumps too jarring.
|
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She was just too fucking beautiful and too fucking smart.
|
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Of course, doing too little would be a mistake, too.
|
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You are too happy, you are smiling way too much.
|
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He was too scared and too naïve to let go.
|
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Still, much of that may be too little, too late.
|
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For us, we'd rather be too early than too late.
|
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The community is too insular, the memes far too bizarre.
|
|
Science is currently too opaque, research too difficult to share.
|
|
It's all in moderation, not too hot, not too cold.
|
|
I am too close, too inside, to see it properly.
|
|
It all feels too soon, and too weird a casting.
|
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"They sold too early or shorted too early," he said.
|
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It's still a common conversation: she's too sweet, too gentle.
|
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Access to abortion is too important for too many women.
|
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The problem now isn't too much friction; it's too little.
|
|
She's young too young a little too cool for you.
|
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Streaming services simultaneously offer too much, and too little selection.
|
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Are stocks, on the whole, too expensive or too cheap?
|
|
Still too hot too sleep, even with all windows open.
|
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It's stale, flavorless, and either too dry or too soggy.
|
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It's dark, but not too dark and not too light.
|
|
Attack too early, or too late, and you take damage.
|
|
Captain America has had it too good for too long.
|
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For too many Americans, health care is still too expensive.
|
|
Warn Americans about Trump too late, and it's too late.
|
|
Maybe it's too soon, but it won't be too late.
|
|
We try not to get too high or too low.
|
|
Obviously, some feel the apology's too little, too late. 2.
|
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Critics say the figure is too little and too late.
|
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It was a little too perfect, a little too catchy.
|
|
But it looks likely to be too little, too late.
|
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I will have got too upset about too many things.
|
|
But some say tech has fallen too far, too fast.
|
|
But for some, the words were too little, too late.
|
|
The Finnish experiment was just too small and too complex.
|
|
But people shouldn't do too much too soon, Ladenvall advised.
|
|
It turned to the east too suddenly and too hard.
|
|
But slum residents worry it is too little, too late.
|
|
Too often, however, the capital's glitzy trappings prove too seductive.
|
|
The troops involved are too few and too lightly armed.
|
|
The only question is whether it's too little, too late.
|
|
It's a course correction, maybe too little, certainly too late.
|
|
However, it may be too little, too late for Cuomo.
|
|
His detractors say he's too controlling and too partisan. Sen.
|
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Is this tan a little too dark or too light?
|
|
The real concern is inflation -- too little, not too much!
|
|
She's got too much to say, songs mean too much.
|
|
"There has been too much, too quick," Mr. Weber said.
|
|
This is an interesting thing too about changing too fast.
|
|
As for this encyclical — far too little, far too late.
|
|
"No concern is too big or too small," Shekhar said.
|
|
The human displacement is too deep, the numbers too large.
|
|
The problem feels too big, and the science too boring.
|
|
Democrats have become too EXTREME and TOO DANGEROUS to govern.
|
|
I could have called after her me too me too.
|
|
Too often in the Senate we define "education" too narrowly.
|
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The death penalty is too final & too prone to error.
|
|
It, too, was too close to the old Spanish wall.
|
|
They're the perfect 'not too big, not too small' size.
|
|
Noah was just too desperate and too convinced it would.
|
|
The marketplace is just too big, with too much activity.
|
|
Sampaio's hiring was lauded, but also too little too late.
|
|
It wasn't too much chicken, and it wasn't too little.
|
|
Some seem too experienced, while others are far too blunt.
|
|
You see too close, and you start going too far.
|
|
Too little government is better than too much, he said.
|
|
They don't want to go too fast or too slowly.
|
|
But for Democrats, the action is too little, too late.
|
|
But these anodyne statements are much too little, too late.
|
|
For Mr. Adams, it may be too little, too late.
|
|
Other officials, too, have cautioned against assuming too much caution.
|
|
"There's too much power in too few hands," Coffman said.
|
|
You are too curious, and I already said too much.
|
|
It's never too early or too late to start volunteering.
|
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Is too many people makin' too much profit off this.
|
|
She tells Claire that she's too rich and too white.
|
|
Life is too short, but that year was too long.
|
|
Still, Whorwell doesn't want to claim too much too soon.
|
|
There can't be too much sauce; then it's too wet.
|
|
Chris Krovatin is too old and too cold on Twitter.
|
|
But when does too much booze become too much booze?
|
|
No tip is too insignificant, no suggestion is too trivial.
|
|
Some challenged those developments as being too little, too late.
|
|
Cena's compatriots have always been too flawed or too bored.
|
|
Too loud and you're shouting; too soft and you're weak.
|
|
The visa process for foreign workers was too cumbersome, too.
|
|
No dream is too big, no challenge is too great.
|
|
Prices, many experts say, simply rose too high too quickly.
|
|
Travel bans are proving to be too little too late.
|
|
But weed is too far too unpredictable for their tastes.
|
|
The addiction was too powerful and the withdrawal too excruciating.
|
|
There is no punchline too silly or gag too absurd.
|
|
They are a little too tall and too big around.
|
|
I don't wear something too out there or too specific.
|
|
I am always too big, always too much, always unacceptable.
|
|
Everything was a little too fast, a little too loud.
|
|
The resemblance was too uncanny (and too adorable) to ignore.
|
|
The water is too high and too fast to navigate.
|
|
" She added, "It's not only 'me too,' it's 'we too.
|
|
People say there's too much disruption — too much technological change.
|
|
"He worked too many hours and too hard," he said.
|
|
Too many of them had maintained too aloof a posture.
|
|
He doesn't seem to get too fired up too often.
|
|
That way, clothes won't come too infrequently or too often.
|
|
Too many thunderstorms went unwatched, too many gentle breezes unnoticed.
|
|
There was too much content, and it was too crowded.
|
|
But Prince Mohammed went too far, on too many fronts.
|
|
Are any logos too big or too much for you?
|
|
We are too in shock, too upset by the incident.
|
|
It may be too little, too late for some lawmakers.
|
|
For some, the metal has run too far, too fast.
|
|
But the change may have been too little, too late.
|
|
Again, WHO was criticized for doing too little, too late.
|
|
I'd discarded the idea; it was too much, too intimate.
|
|
Too fussy, too heavy, and it falls to the floor.
|
|
Me Too, people began murmuring, had already gone too far.
|
|
Had the company released too much Star Wars too quickly?
|
|
The sun was too bright and the traffic too loud.
|
|
The margin was still too fine, catastrophe still too close.
|
|
BEIJING — China has too many factories making too many goods.
|
|
"Anything too soft didn't come through too well," he said.
|
|
INFLATION ROUGHLY DEFINED: TOO MUCH MONEY CHASING TOO FEW GOODS.
|
|
Some wondered if Ricketts had been too bold too soon.
|
|
The white man has been too comfortable for too long.
|
|
For his critics, the intervention was too little, too late.
|
|
It's too hard to time, too hard to play for.
|
|
A young Saudi agreed, calling it "too little, too late".
|
|
Long irons would be too light, short irons too heavy.
|
|
It's too damn important to too many of our states.
|
|
Or is it just too indefinite, too big, to systematize?
|
|
That's right, and we expect too much from nonfiction, too.
|
|
Critics see the FCC's response as too little, too late.
|
|
Don't get too close, or depend too much, on China.
|
|
Matching costumes were really too much, too soon for us.
|
|
The pain, for now, will be too sharp, too raw.
|
|
I was too shocked to return the kiss, too numb.
|
|
I used to find his voice too big, too overwhelming.
|
|
Not too happy, because you can never be too happy.
|
|
His cowardice veiled as bravery is too little, too late.
|
|
It is both too abstract and too synthetic for that.
|
|
But that was clearly too little, and far too late.
|
|
Too many of today's conductors, he added, were too controlling.
|
|
The stakes are too high and the repercussions too severe.
|
|
George had thought those movies were too neat, too rote.
|
|
Bottom line: the country may be too big too ruin.
|
|
"For too long I've asked myself, "Was I too naive?
|
|
"To her, it was too big, too important," Zamora said.
|
|
The progression of events was too sharp and too quick.
|
|
I tried to do too much in too little time.
|
|
America is too big and too great to be limited.
|
|
The story is too big, the cast is too massive.
|
|
"I'm never too high, I'm never too low," DeRozan said.
|
|
The problem: Too few refugees and too many border patrols.
|
|
If you wait until it's too late, it's too late.
|
|
Romney is too important and too skilled to dismiss entirely.
|
|
But Tuesday, Cummings said it was too little too late.
|
|
And Wagner's myths were too limiting, too bounded by nationhood.
|
|
Leicester had flown too high, had too far to fall.
|
|
It would be too overwhelming and too much to handle.
|
|
That requires too many participants and is too easily noted.
|
|
Don't think that it's too small, because nothing's too small.
|
|
But many protesters said it was too little, too late.
|
|
They already have too many starters for too few spots.
|
|
It was way too much like way too much history.
|
|
But lawmakers worry those efforts are too little, too late.
|
|
News has become too fluid and social media too quick.
|
|
Tax rates were too high and regulations were too tight.
|
|
She's too slippery for real tragedy, too evasive for farce.
|
|
The meat is too salty, and pie is too sweet.
|
|
My jaw was too far back, my ears too low.
|
|
Are we talking about gender too much or too little?
|
|
"We have been too quiet for too long," Lewis said.
|
|
There is no dream too large, no task too great.
|
|
The typewriter was too fast, and I was too slow.
|
|
It feels just right — not too thick, not too thin.
|
|
You can waste too much time watching too much sport.
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No dream is too big, no challenge is too great.
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We have gotten too close, too intimate, you could say.
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We layered the satire on too thick, too much sarcasm.
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Now, there's too many questions or too many answers, really.
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Still, Trump's move has seemingly come too little too late.
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You either grow too fast or you grow too slow.
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But those moments are usually too little and too late.
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She has been "not girly enough," not wifely enough, too bold, too ambitious, and too secretive for the tastes of many Americans.
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"Politics has gotten too dirty, too mean, too ugly and it's only being inflamed by this president," the former vice president said.
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She cautioned us against moving too quickly or venturing away from her clitoris too far or for too long, which rang realistic.
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Debt levels are too high, productivity growth is too low, and the room for policy maneuver is too narrow, the BIS warned.
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They have been called too expensive to reach out to, too unresponsive to turn out, and too fringe to be taken seriously.
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And I'm telling you, there was a problem with each one — they were too long, too ragged, two stripe-y, too heavy.
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"Bad ones look too opaque, too white, too smooth… they have all these characteristics that real teeth don't have," says Dr. Finkel.
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Most of us have had those weeks when we're just too tired, too busy, or too lazy to wash our damn hair.
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For the first time, the BOJ long bashed for doing too little and too late was being criticized for being too radical.
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Melodically, it's a standard blues chord progression, but that's not the way it feels; it's too cheerful, too mechanical, too technologically savvy.
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Unfortunately, more often than not, the love is lost; the frames are either too small, too large, or too (insert adjective here).
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It's too much in every way: The kisses last too long, the cameramen get way too close, and the noises are... disquieting.
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The times are too grave, the challenge too urgent, and the stakes too high to permit the customary passions of political debate.
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Many attorneys will be too expensive, too focused on one specialization or another or simply too busy to bother with smaller companies.
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Over a seven-game series, Green may be too slow, Kevin Durant may be too delicate, and Iguodala may be too hobbled.
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It seems as though the Olympics have become too big, too costly and too complicated to be hosted by a single city.
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It's gotten too corporatized, too cozy with power that it's for too long traded softball stories for access to power and celebrity.
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Our politics have become too base, too low, & too vulgar, but Kathy Griffin's post descends into an even more repugnant & vile territory.
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Good times ... Now, John says Conor is just too strong, too skilled and too experienced for Khabib -- HE'S GONNA SMASH THE GUY!!
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"If we expect the markets to fund our retirement, we'll save too little, spend too much and retire too soon," said Arnott.
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But pointing accusatory fingers at risible ICOs is almost too obvious, and too easy, and there are too many to choose from.
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But previous efforts to turn the proteins into effective drugs failed: The products were too costly, too toxic or too chemically unstable.
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Not thin enough, not pretty enough, not ethnic enough, while also being too thin, too ethnic, too pretty the very next day.
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Many of America's small business owners find it too onerous, too risky and too costly to offer retirement options for their employees.
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Heirlooms were too finicky, the yields too low, the orders too small—ten thousand pounds from farmers accustomed to growing two million.
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In the end, all those suggestions for an "alternate" State of the Union address were too narrow, too bland and too small.
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Amatrice is the centerpiece of picture-postcard Italy, for those who find Tuscany too obvious, Rome too noisy and Venice too crowded.
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Nonbinary femmes like them are too masc for the straights, too femme for the gays, and too out for nearly everyone else.
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We get too many emails, send too many emails and waste too much time vigorously pressing "delete" to remove the unwanted emails.
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Michigan State did not pull away until the second half, when the Spartans proved too big, too bruising and, plainly, too good.
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If the ice was deemed too thin, too fractured or too mobile, nobody would be skiing on the Arctic Ocean that year.
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We're all looking for it, but too often the kind we receive is either too generic or too abstract to be helpful.
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Since our independence in 1960, the Congo has known too much disorder, too much violence, and too much interference from other countries.
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She was criticized both for being too passive but also too pushy; for not speaking up enough but also being too opinionated.
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If you think too much about possessing this kind of property, you don't, because there is too much work, too much everything.
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The meal becomes a jumble; too many characters, too many conflicted motives, too many fractured moments — basically, Robert Altman at his worst.
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For the first time, the BOJ – long bashed for doing too little and too late – was being criticized for being too radical.
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All the apartments he saw had three things in common: They were too small; they were too dark; they were too expensive.
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For years, wounded man-children have been concealing racism and misogyny behind charges of division (too gay, too non-white, too loud).
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I was too sensitive, too curious and too concerned for the sort of people who prefer not to feel anything at all.
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The last act, though, is a total whiff — too rushed, too riddled with plot holes and too incongruously hopeful to take seriously.
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There are too many locations, too many pictures to be seen, too many entourages, and the system of security grows every year.
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" But you'll just as likely get a "nope," followed by an "it's too corporate" or "it's too white" or "it's too cis.
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Often these are written by people who themselves left these places because they were too small, too conservative and too narrow-minded.
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But nobody can dispute that the government is too big, spends too much money, and is way too involved in our lives.
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Not everything is terrible, and Nathalie is too stoical, too analytical and too much of an ironist to engage in self-pity.
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He also tended to chafe at stern authority, at coaches he felt were too strict, too gruff, too much like drill sergeants.
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He believes the lithium-ion battery is too liable to explode, too expensive and too weak to bring us into that future.
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I actually think some newspaper writing of a generation ago was too stilted, was too hard to follow, too hard to understand.
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But are they sick of the unrelenting inaccurate attacks from the left that their party is too white, too male, too straight?
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"The danger is to become too dry, too academic," he said, "That the mind takes too much space compared to the heart."
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"Too many in this country are trying to make it too hard, to make it too difficult for the people," Holder said.
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"They've become very used to dealing with public appearances if it's not too long, too taxing and not too overbearing for them."
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Booker talked at length about health care, citizen engagement and whether tech companies are getting too big, too powerful and too rich.
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Some wonder whether he is too quiet, too inexperienced and too careful to compete in such a crowded, high-powered primary field.
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It's too big, too sterile, too far from the life they found for themselves and the friends they've made along the way.
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"No issue was too big, too sticky or too oddball for me to tackle," the proposal read, according to the Daily Beast.
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Others, like Jezebel, thought it was a problem of bad journalism: too focused on lurid or peripheral details; too suggestive, too unclear.
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Of course Nigella Lawson has made a chocolate tart too dark, too glossy, and too curved to be photographed all at once.
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"The nearby galaxy can't be too close, or too far away, and like the Goldilocks principle, too hot or too cold," study co-author John Wise, an associate astrophysics professor at Georgia Tech, said.
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That means means we petites have grown all too accustomed to sleeves being too long and too big, shoulders and waists hitting in the wrong places, bodices being far too large, and the lengths?
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The bucket bag has a universally appealing shape: It's structured, but not too structured; fashionable, but not too trendy, and it's the happy medium between a too-large tote and a too-small clutch.
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You're in a friendly mood today, Pisces, but don't make it a late night with your crew—you're going to get too drunk, too rowdy, too confident, and too loose with your credit card.
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That vote is held separately, and if enough delegates object to Mr. Trump's choice for any reason — too liberal, too moderate, too inexperienced, too much of an insider — they can vote the nomination down.
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We didn't have cameras set up in [specific] places because it would've been too difficult—the city is too big, there are too many people, and the cats are too mobile within their territories.
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He complains that appellate courts hear too few oral arguments and issue too many unpublished opinions, and that district courts too rarely conduct jury trials and approve too many plea bargains in criminal cases.
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They were called too hungry, too intent on power, too ambitious — code words used in place of the more vulgar expressions that men (and sometimes women, too) used when they were out of earshot.
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Much of California is straining under its own success: We have too many people and too few places for them to live, offered at too-high prices, in too many areas touched-by-climate-change-related menaces, like wildfires, all too far from where people work.
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The party is trying to figure out whether it advocated for minorities and women too much or not enough, whether it targeted too few swing states or too many, and whether its message is too liberal (alienating independent voters) or too moderate (disappointing its most spirited activists).
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Paul is too nice, Lindsay too flighty, Gretchen too lofty and Jimmy too judgey; Edgar wants support and Dorothy can't cope with his success, and it all tumbles forth like lava, because relationships are volcanos.
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But if it's run-of-the-mill moisturizers you find too strong for your liking — too rich, too heavy, too creamy — forget your anti-dilution prejudice: Their watered-down counterparts strike just the right balance.
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"All too often, communities around the country struggle to get service from private providers, and where people can get service all too often it's too slow and costs too much," Doyle said in a statement.
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Politics aside (though certainly impossible to ignore), the exhibition is too scattered in its design, too literal in interpretation of the theme, and simultaneously encompassing too much in its scope as well as too little.
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"They say that I look like a boy, or I am too masculine, too many opinions, my body is too strong," she said.
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There's too much product, too much competition, too little differentiation and the passive market share gains we've seen are not going to subside.
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Once, he told me, he too had believed that using CRISPR was too dangerous because it could result in too many unintended effects.
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If you're too far, the rockets will spread out too much; and if you're too close, you risk fragging yourself with friendly fire.
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TOO big, too unschooled, too old—only narrowly did John Glenn gain entry to the training programme which made him America's space hero.
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They played too slow or too fast, they turned the ball over too often, their defense lagged, and their offense fell into ruts.
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But it's far too derivative, far too wedded to its juvenile mythology, and finally far too tentative to deserve discussion on such terms.
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A lot of albums are too polished or too serious, or too pretentious, and I didn't want it to be one of those.
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The organs looked both too real and too fake, too much like what prop intestines and guts look like on Game of Thrones.
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By trying to do too much for too many people in too many places, the bank ends up seeing its returns irredeemably diluted.
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His works can feel too ingratiating, too crowd-pleasing, too user-friendly—the ubiquitous décor of the corporate lobby and the child's nursery.
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It's also been panned, by Democrats and Republicans who say it would be too expensive, too government-controlled, and too difficult to accomplish.
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I was going into a new relationship too, and I didn't want to be too vulnerable or too weak in a relationship again.
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For most of us, the journey is filled with disappointment: This one's too orange; that one's too sheer; this other one's too chalky.
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If it's too quick, your body hasn't had time to lubricate and engorge, and if it's too intense, well...it's just too intense.
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Ally is specifically sensitive about her nose, a feature she's been told is too big, too bold, too shnozzy to ever make it.
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They were too angry, too loud, and too dangerous for all but the most disgruntled members of Korean society to understand and embrace.
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Too much processed meat was tied to 57,766 deaths, too little fatty fish to 73,626 deaths, and too few vegetables to 53,410 deaths.
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Many worry that we are beyond repair — too divided politically; too different in our views about morality and culture; too unwilling to compromise.
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Reddit is too large, too amorphous, and too easily coopted to be "the front page of the internet" that it wants to be.
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Her too little, too late apology simply said she went "too far" rather than understanding the underlying crassness and danger her precedent sets.
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This team is making George R.R. Martin too depressed to write, as opposed to too happy to write, or too hungry, etc. 2.
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We still have a system that is too decentralized, too antiquated, and too likely to break down when the votes are razor-thin.
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She laughs a little and says she would be too frightened, too frightened of being hurt, too frightened of losing what she has.
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"This has been going on too long in our country, too many years, too many decades now," he said at the White House.
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The action's way too positive, but then again, you could also argue that maybe we've all just been too negative for too long.
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The acceleration and smoothness of the zoom tool are perfect, exactly the right feel without being too fast, too slow or too janky.
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It was greasy to the touch but then so too was I, so too was the floor and so too were the walls.
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I no longer listen to the voices telling me that I'm too butch or too gay or too selfish to be a parent.
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Throwing too hard, too often, with improper mechanics, at too young an age — all of those factors can damage developing ligaments and tendons.
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If the juicy notes are too sweet, they can easily skew too boozy, like a too-strong painkiller cocktail at a tiki bar.
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But for me, this game's too hard, it's too long, there's too much sacrifice to go out there and not try to win.
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Say something, almost anything, and you expose yourself to being called too pro-Russian, too pro-Western, too nationalistic or not patriotic enough.
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What was proposed for the area often rankled neighbors, who found the buildings to be too tall, too close together and too pricey.
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If you're sitting too far to the side, too low or too high, you may be robbed of light that is rightly yours.
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This, too, is consistent with the administration's efforts over the years to protect delicate environments deemed too wild, or too precious, to exploit.
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With each year's Grammy nominations comes the griping: the Grammys are too old, the Grammys are too male, the Grammys are too white.
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He asks too many questions, his writing style is a bit too colorful and colloquial, and he talks too much about the Constitution.
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I've written recently about teenagers having too-heavy periods and too-painful periods, and now I want to talk about too-irregular periods.
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"The problem is too many people, too many cattle and too little planning," said Iain Douglas-Hamilton, a wildlife activist in northern Kenya.
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I fear that day of respite might be too late for many men, women and children, too weak and too exhausted to survive.
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These wines are too thrilling, too delicious and too versatile with food to allow us to be deterred by a bunch of umlauts.
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If you drink too much too fast, your stomach will be filled with water, which won't help you out with feeling too full.
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"There are too many characters, too much tactical and technical explanation, too much pseudo-political prattle," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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The private-equity industry is too secretive, loads takeover targets with too much debt, and pushes companies to lay off too many workers.
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Before you get too cozy, consider this: although too little sleep can be deadly, too much of it can be even more deadly.
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Too many homes and businesses are too close to the water, and coastal defenses are too few, for catastrophic damage to be avoided.
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"Is this too much?" she wonders, knowing the answer is yes — any feeling is too much feeling, any touch is too much touch.
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When compared with wines embraced by international critics, particularly Bordeaux, these Italian wines were thought to be too pale, too acidic, too rustic.
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But, I think he's trying to get it right but I think he's being too aggressive, far too aggressive, actually far too aggressive.
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The show felt, without its overture, too abrupt and too ridiculous.
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The pay is too low and the risks are too high.
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They were under fire for being too white and too straight.
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Cunning foresees too much of sex too much of the time.
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This mattress is not too soft, but not too firm either.
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Other beds I have tried are too soft or too hard.
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"Guns are too readily available to too many people," Tory said.
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We thought our legs too short or our bodies too big.
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IT SEEMS THAT THERE'S TOO MANY DOLLARS CHASING TOO FEW DEALS.
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The comparison is too apt and too timely not to laugh.
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The fit wasn't too snug, but it wasn't too loose either.
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There are too many other important things, too many medical things.
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In the end with Peter, it was too little too late.
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For some, lighting is too bright, for others it's too soft.
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It would simply take too many bits or too much time.
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You won't get too conceited and you won't get too insecure.
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Was the steak a little too red or too well done?
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Watching as their fear becomes too big too hide. "I. Am..."
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Ultimately, it came too late and with too much destructive force.
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"Maybe we felt too safe and too strong to clip in."
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We pay far too much and they pay far too little.
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Werner Herzog: No, there're too many of them, and too few
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There's too much stuff and too much to look at, anyway.
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And parties that are too straight revolve around vagina too much.
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"You have too much capital chasing too few deals," he said.
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" Aly continues, "We loved Limited Too; Limited Too was our store.
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Some industry watchers said the changes are too little too late.
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You could argue she might be too mean or too zealous.
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But researchers say that these measures are too little too late.
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Hunter, too, is apparently not too corrupt to be in Congress.
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They say I'm too masculine or I have too many opinions.
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Initially, he spent too much on players for too little return.
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Even their hardest-fought victories felt like too little, too late.
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Science always rocks between the too complicated and the too simple.
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"You have too many people, too little space," Mr. Barbee said.
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That made almost any government gesture seem too little, too late.
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Too Faced Born This Way Concealer, $28, available at Too Faced.
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Anger at the government for doing too little for too long.
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Too many victims stay quiet for too long, if not forever.
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Too much information is classified, and those restrictions last too long.
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One moment women are told they're dressing too old, too provocative.
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The space rock is too far away, and traveling too quickly.
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Boring start, boring end, too many unnecessary things, too many whores.
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Having a bill that's too restrictive could be a problem, too.
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