New York has waited too long; the LGBTQ community has waited too long.
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So for way too long, there was disengagement for way too long in communities of color.
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I think ... I like him personally, but honestly, I've got to say, this is too long, too long now.
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So, Brexit has been too long a saga, too long a story and a very sorry one for that.
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" Afterward, overcome at several points by tears and emotion, Flanagan said 40 years was too long, "way too long.
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But let no one misunderstand, our movement is powered by the determination of a people too long denied, too long abused.
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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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Consumers are abandoning content that takes too long to load or is too long, according to a new Adobe Consumer Content Survey.
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I deeply believe in redemption, but what I know now is that Harvey was a friend I believed too long and defended too long.
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"Just like a relative who stays too long at your house, I think they stayed too long with the same policies," Fink said of central bankers.
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For too long Mr. Zuma has fostered a culture of arrogance and impunity among the ruling elite, and for too long the decay has continued unabated.
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Even Roach, Geralt's trusty steed from the Witcher 3, is burdened with a too-long mounting animation, making a speedy getaway take a few seconds too long.
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"I deeply believe in redemption, but what I know now is that Harvey was a friend I believed too long and defended too long," Tudor Jones wrote.
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In late April, the N.B.A. playoff season has an event horizon out there at the edge of Alpha Centauri, with too long series and too long games.
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TRUMP: Neil, the problem — BARTIROMO: We're getting — TRUMP: — with what Marco is saying is that it takes too long, they're sucking us dry and it takes too long.
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He held onto it for too long [and] he defended it for too long, and it was deeply damaging and painful to people of color in New York.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany: What if the joke that went on too long at this years Oscar's was actually a joke that has already gone on too long, just in general?
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Critics argue the OPM took too long to award the contract for a suite of identity theft protection services offered to victims, and too long again to mail notifications.
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For too long — and irreparably — he did not.
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And not the kind you get from playing a video game for too long, but the kind you get from watching someone else play a video game for too long.
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We'll be back with Quincy Smith who is a really irritating investment banker in the media and tech space who I've known for far too long ... and far too long.
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Whenever a co-worker takes too long to get back to me—and too long can really range depending on the situation—my mind starts racing and I assume the worst.
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"It's been too long -- 70 years separated," she said.
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That's too long ... Is it possible in one year?
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I think actually ... I don't think it's too long.
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"The anonymous source wrote on Blind that they needed to speak out because "this has bothered me way too long and it's gone unchanged for too long for me to not say anything.
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Monica Lewinsky has carried that burden for far too long.
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She's been there far too long, for no good reason.
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But they might not need to wait for too long.
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That is a message that has been too long forgotten.
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Not too long ago, robots were a thing of fantasy.
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Conventional agriculture has neglected these sustainable practices for too long.
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But Meares isn't dwelling on her accolades for too long.
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Again, this show's break was way too long for me.
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He told me that Paul sentences run on too long.
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Aubrey Drake Graham and dont stare at her too long.
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Looking at more costs too much and takes too long.
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However, they can die if the stress lasts too long.
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Not too long before, John had given up on himself.
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In my view, this has gone on way too long.
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"The budget has been frozen for too long," McKee said.
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They hung on to their original vision for too long.
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"This is what we have been doing for too long".
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For too long, we've given our votes to corporate puppets.
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" MD: "Or sometimes a lash is a little too long.
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For way too long, people have played menstruation for laughs.
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She wants to make a mistake of going too long.
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Don't wait too long, though — the offer expires on Sunday.
|
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All these remarkable talents have been hurting for too long.
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It cannot afford to spend too long in the cold.
|
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Before too long, I noticed several cycle rickshaws following me.
|
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There's a list of good uses too long to list.
|
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"It's been too long," Pruitt said in his opening remarks.
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If you wait too long, the product will sell out.
|
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We had a very good record not too long ago.
|
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We've waited too long for a truly epic Marvel game.
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"We have been quiet for too long," the congressman said.
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Thankfully, fans won't have to miss Drew for too long.
|
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Have you guys taken too long to get to this?
|
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But his unemployment period might not be for too long.
|
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Of course, the royal parents couldn't stay away too long.
|
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No. It's been too long to just drop out now.
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Dear John, It's been too long since I've written you.
|
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But she did not want outsiders to stay too long.
|
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I think the match was stopped for just too long.
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It's raining, so we don't play outside for too long.
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It didn't take too long to come to my senses.
|
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It can't be too long now until Flash finally dies.
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If I wait too long I risk missing the exit.
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I just think some of his songs are too long.
|
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Sadly, the new gig didn't seem to last too long.
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I've had people criticize the movie for being too long.
|
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"They've been in the streets too long," according to Whiteside.
|
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We try to buy balloons, but it takes too long.
|
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It wasn't too long before Donald Trump's name came up.
|
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The Fed also faces risks if it waits too long.
|
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Look away for too long, and it delivers a scolding.
|
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And you shouldn't wait too long to return the call.
|
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But some say 10 minutes could be much too long.
|
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However, they can die if the stressors last too long.
|
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Noisey: Because the demos were too long and not focused?
|
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Companies bringing back jobs and money too long parked overseas.
|
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Captain America has had it too good for too long.
|
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Too long has passed since it was last Lindley Time.
|
|
Americans have waited far too long for cosmetics safety reform.
|
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If they wait too long, they might not have kids.
|
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For too long we've given our votes to corporate puppets.
|
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Not too long ago, today's announcement would have been unthinkable.
|
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It's a little too long, and drags in the middle.
|
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That can't go on too long without producing a depression.
|
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Not too long ago, encryption was a front page issue.
|
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Because 135 years is too long to wait for equality.
|
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" Remember, Mr. President: "Any amount of looking is too long.
|
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Italy's banking problem has been left unaddressed for too long.
|
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In fact, a few seconds might even be too long.
|
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This issue has tied things up for too long now.
|
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They also say the drug approval process takes too long.
|
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But before too long, they returned and were back shopping.
|
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Hold the left stick down for a second too long?
|
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But I waited too long; we were so close now.
|
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IT'S GONE ON -- THE BULL MARKETS GONE ON TOO LONG.
|
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Bait an audience too long, and risk losing their attention.
|
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But interestingly, too long a delay had a similar effect.
|
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"We have waited too long," said Dimitri Seluk, Touré's agent.
|
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Disney may have taken too long to make a sequel.
|
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"Too long have others spoken for us," its founders declared.
|
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"But that didn't really last too long," he said, laughing.
|
|
Such a tribute has been too long coming, some say.
|
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"For too long, Congress has been missing in action," Rep.
|
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Wages for many Americans have gone nowhere for too long.
|
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That's too long, by about two and a half hours.
|
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In the second half, we held onto it too long.
|
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We've walked this path before, and not too long ago.
|
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Working people have been kept down for far too long.
|
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We've kicked the can down the road for too long.
|
|
Bush held onto his trust in Lochte's account too long.
|
|
Washington has waited too long to take the threat seriously.
|
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Perhaps it's because we've undervalued emotional vulnerability for too long.
|
|
That's probably too long to wait, in print or online.
|
|
Many people have gotten a raw deal for too long.
|
|
No reassurance sustains him for too long; no validation suffices.
|
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This has been a quiet epidemic for far too long.
|
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Just be sure not to cook them for too long.
|
|
We've just stayed on a little too long, I think.
|
|
It's taken too long, but consumers are getting power back.
|
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Too long, in fact, if you're about to throw up.
|
|
People have been looking at pixels for much too long.
|
|
Life is too short, but that year was too long.
|
|
My people are suffering and it's been way too long.
|
|
He held this too long, he did this or that.
|
|
Says he's going to Uber because I'm taking too long.
|
|
It will vibrate when you've been sedentary for too long.
|
|
"I've been quiet about this for too long," McCormick wrote.
|
|
The U.S. has been taken advantage of for too long.
|
|
But 22 years is too long for people to wait.
|
|
I started not too long after Donald Trump was elected.
|
|
We've undergone wars, crime, enslavement, and poverty for too long.
|
|
His father's shadow, she thought, would always be too long.
|
|
Wall Street has dominated New York's economy for too long.
|
|
That answer was not too long, that's a great answer.
|
|
"I feel like 25 years is too long," she said.
|
|
They've had immunity for far too long around these things.
|
|
For too long the pharmaceutical industry has blurred our vision.
|
|
It took her too long to notice I was choking.
|
|
"Women have suffered in silence for too long," she said.
|
|
" But, Mr. Healy added: "It's been around for too long.
|
|
People stay in too long, and for the wrong reasons.
|
|
Not too long ago, such a question would seem ludicrous.
|
|
"It has been tolerated for far too long," he said.
|
|
The hours are too long, and the pay is lousy.
|
|
For too long, this experience has been denied or minimized.
|
|
It had, after all, succeeded far too long for that.
|
|
In truth, she was a hidden figure for too long.
|
|
If kept warm for too long, the dough can sour.
|
|
Surveillance capitalism has operated without constraints for far too long.
|
|
SARA Have you been standing on your head too long?
|
|
Not too long ago, I was on the job hunt.
|
|
For far too long, the middle class has been ignored.
|
|
The white man has been too comfortable for too long.
|
|
If you leave money in savings too long, it disappears.
|
|
Don't keep quiet about the issue for too long, though.
|
|
Boeing's 737 Max could be flying again before too long.
|
|
If the products sit there too long, they risk rotting.
|
|
We just got it paid off not too long ago.
|
|
But winners cannot rest on their laurels for too long.
|
|
They argue that modern dishwashers take too long to finish.
|
|
For too long, however, American policy has been on autopilot.
|
|
The baseball calendar is simply too long to avoid them.
|
|
Had the food been in the "danger zone" too long?
|
|
"Parasite" is too long, but then, these days, what isn't?
|
|
Almost waiting too long, I called just before closing time.
|
|
"For too long I've asked myself, "Was I too naive?
|
|
He thinks I stayed too long at happy hour. Sigh.
|
|
Meetings can run too long, especially when there's no agenda.
|
|
For too long, I've treated Financial Samurai like a hobby.
|
|
"We've been saying no for way too long," she said.
|
|
Diluted soda left in a hot car for too long?
|
|
For too long, this country has equated justice with punishment.
|
|
They talk for too long; they run out of time.
|
|
But when… Patrick: I also think it's way too long.
|
|
"It's just too long of a wait," Ruiz Rojas said.
|
|
"It's been around too long," Boehner reportedly told the audience.
|
|
For them, four years is much too long to wait.
|
|
BY THE WAY, THAT'S WHY PEOPLE SOMETIMES STAY TOO LONG.
|
|
"The sentence was too long," he said in an interview.
|
|
Another 50 years is too long to wait for justice.
|
|
It turns out it was too long to be sustainable.
|
|
It was restorative justice far too long in the making.
|
|
We've been excluded from basic labor protections for too long.
|
|
The clouds will descend again before too long, of course.
|
|
That's his "I've been on the road too long" music.
|
|
He goes by Edo Edoardo was too long, it seems.
|
|
"We have been too quiet for too long," Lewis said.
|
|
"I didn't talk to them for too long," he said.
|
|
But this gentle film doesn't linger on horrors too long.
|
|
For too long, emotion has been cognitive researchers' third rail.
|
|
Around 903, not too long after its release in 1988.
|
|
This has been going on too long in our country.
|
|
This national failure has been overlooked for far too long.
|
|
For far too long, it's been OK to shun cunnilingus.
|
|
"For too long, far too long, the very heart of the land of Israel, where our patriarchs prayed, our prophets preached, and our kings ruled has been outrageously branded as illegally occupied territory," Netanyahu said.
|
|
As I wait, the line at the entrance isn't too long.
|
|
"I've been around too long to have that hope," Rambis said.
|
|
Another possibility is that Mr Wu flouted regulations for too long.
|
|
Once, not too long ago, humans couldn't talk with their computers.
|
|
The answer is we kept doing the right thing too long.
|
|
You know the feeling if you're on Facebook for too long?
|
|
"That's simply too long to wait in my opinion," McGlynn says.
|
|
They've been harboring the truth of the camp for too long.
|
|
The long press feature feels a little too long for me.
|
|
The bus takes way too long, but neither of them care.
|
|
It took me entirely too long to know this for sure.
|
|
But wait too long, and maybe your friend forgets (or "forgets").
|
|
It's like looking at yourself in the mirror for too long.
|
|
This work is already being done and shouldn't take too long.
|
|
"Judges have been avoiding the real issue too long," he continued.
|
|
The hangover from this year's heavy rains shouldn't last too long.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFPhoto: Google's BlogEmails take too long.
|
|
Even things that did work just took too long over 3G.
|
|
But the Fed also faces risks if it waits too long.
|
|
Steph doesn't take too long to get his rhythm back generally.
|
|
You know, deals that take too long are never good ones.
|
|
Too long she's been the pawn, and now she's the queen.
|
|
We're waiting for a solution but it is taking too long.
|
|
I don't mean sticking with a failed idea for too long.
|
|
This is the way things have been done for too long.
|
|
He regrets waiting too long to tell JoJo how he felt.
|
|
For too long China has controlled the narrative over the island.
|
|
The problem, though, is that 40 minutes is already too long.
|
|
The first heavy rain began, but it didn't last too long.
|
|
It has taken too long to face up to its problems.
|
|
We waited too long to put our footprint on the game.
|
|
Soaking in them for too long will dry out your skin.
|
|
Mr Turnbull has promised to retire from parliament "before too long".
|
|
Discord's warning pops up, telling her the message is too long.
|
|
Anger at the government for doing too little for too long.
|
|
Too many victims stay quiet for too long, if not forever.
|
|
We've been complacent with our basic studs for far too long.
|
|
Luckily, we won't have to wait too long to find out.
|
|
"We underinvested for too long in our facilities," says Mr Ford.
|
|
A gaze that lingers a second too long makes me panic.
|
|
Too much information is classified, and those restrictions last too long.
|
|
For too long, Washington has ignored our nation's biggest threat – terrorism.
|
|
It didn't take too long for there to be an incident.
|
|
North Korea has been a flagrant menace for far too long.
|
|
But not for too long, you need to see the video.
|
|
So I don't think it's too long … It's a long road.
|
|
For too long, the Latinx community has been apathetic about politics.
|
|
Yet, for too long, impasse and inaction have been the rule.
|
|
Run out of exfoliator and wait too long to replace it?
|
|
This man to man bro This been bothering me too long.
|
|
Flossie, who's lived too long to mince words, wasn't having it.
|
|
But don't think he's been suffering without it for too long.
|
|
But don't expect to see Malia lingering around for too long.
|
|
We have fought too hard for too long for our success.
|
|
Rather, he worried that the Singularity would take too long coming.
|
|
Some people found the cable to be a little too long.
|
|
Slightly concerning if Jacare hangs around too long on the feet.
|
|
Does it take way too long to open apps these days?
|
|
Before too long, you feel exhausted and ready to give up.
|
|
And audiences may not have to wait too long for answers.
|
|
It will also block trackers that take too long to load.
|
|
Creighton soaks in the moment not too long after the vote.
|
|
Perhaps his management held off on this fight for too long.
|
|
But, I think we're going to go on too long now.
|
|
Wages have remained stagnant for working families for far too long.
|
|
Steve Rogers has held the Captain America title for too long.
|
|
Waiting too long means more aggressive Fed action could be required.
|
|
"Coleslaw has been ignored for far too long," the page proclaims.
|
|
But linger too long, and it will topple to the ground.
|
|
The trouble with climate change is, viscerally, it takes too long.
|
|
Luckily, we don't have to wait too long to find out.
|
|
I've been doing it for a little while, not too long.
|
|
It wasn't too long, which I think was a good thing.
|
|
We've been divided for too long, tossing blame in every direction.
|
|
Of course, Jughead couldn't keep this a secret for too long.
|
|
Of course, it IS true, but life is also too long.
|
|
A cat sitting on you for too long becomes an imposition.
|
|
Before too long, Leah had a startup idea: Run My Errand.
|
|
Question is ... did he wait too long to make his move?
|
|
Wait too long and you'll run out of road — and luck.
|
|
Try not to strain during bowel movements or sit too long.
|
|
It's been far too long since we saw Guerrero uncork one.
|
|
Stay in the past too long, and upstarts surpass the incumbent.
|
|
If it's too long, it's going to be harder to understand.
|
|
For too long, we've let the gun lobby dominate the conversation.
|
|
Maybe mononoawarium is too long a name, but I like it.
|
|
Luckily, we don't have too long to wait to find out!
|
|
The skirt is cute, not too long like some can be.
|
|
"For too long, Silicon Valley has ignored the tsunami," he says.
|
|
Not too long ago, Fossil Group bought the wearable startup Misfit.
|
|
Alex Jones has been in the spotlight for far too long.
|
|
Still, it had taken us too long to find our story.
|
|
"People hold on, maybe a little bit too long," she said.
|
|
He had left them out too long and they were cracking. . . .
|
|
Yet, not too long along, these regulations were not in place.
|
|
Something else happens, as well, when wars continue for too long.
|
|
But the judge said taking too long was not an option.
|
|
Too long a sacrifice can make a stone of the heart.
|
|
It only lasts 30 minutes and it still felt too long.
|
|
Either Kevin waited too long, or he didn't wait long enough.
|
|
If you are taking too long, I will end the trip.
|
|
He always worried when a cow took too long to pee.
|
|
For too long, too many Americans have focused on national fixes.
|
|
We've settled for much too long on a Hollywood version of
|
|
Her blond hair extensions were distracting; too long and doll-like.
|
|
"We had a Republican governor not too long ago," said McGhee.
|
|
But weeks may be too long for the markets to wait.
|
|
Kelly also suggested that the probe had gone on too long.
|
|
The journey between Low Camp and High Camp wasn't too long
|
|
He turned in manuscripts that were hundreds of pages too long.
|
|
Trump did, reportedly, make a joke about you talking too long.
|
|
"This team has played too well for too long," Hill said.
|
|
They're all too long, which destroys any possible sense of urgency.
|
|
I don't want to go too long without cracking a racket.
|
|
Liberals have made the mistake of tolerating dishonesty for too long.
|
|
Students can stay in college too long for their own good.
|
|
You'd short circuit if you were away too long, wouldn't you?
|
|
But she doesn't let it get her down for too long.
|
|
G Perico thinks he's been under the hair dryer too long.
|
|
Because it's probably been too long since you enjoyed "Flagpole Sitta."
|
|
It wasn't too long ago that Marchand was primarily a rat.
|
|
I have been accused of playing too long on computer games.
|
|
They definitely happen, but generally tend to not last too long.
|
|
It fits well and isn't too long for my short torso.
|
|
"Don't want to let Mike sit around too long," Showalter said.
|
|
"I wanted shrimp but the line was too long," I say.
|
|
Is it a mistake to stay in one job too long?
|
|
For far too long, the middle class has been left behind.
|
|
Acuna: Well, Dante didn&apost last too long after killing Siddiq.
|
|
She has been on tour too long not to know better.
|
|
"He was there for too long," Federer said at the Open.
|
|
"He kept me there for a little too long," Heller said.
|
|
Thankfully, justice prevailed, but it was way too long in coming.
|
|
But not too long ago, I noticed a change in taste.
|
|
Many thought the day had been far too long in coming.
|
|
Another said it took too long to get to the sex.
|
|
"Hopefully it is not too long," Cano said at his locker.
|
|
There are speeches, but with luck they are not too long.
|
|
Interestingly, the younger ones generally think it's gone on too long.
|
|
In the end, like his idol, he went on too long.
|
|
Overlooked way too long in New Orleans, maybe because they're women.
|
|
It is a strategy that has been tried for too long.
|
|
Bad behavior has been tolerated and normalized for far too long.
|
|
And by the way, that's why people sometimes stay too long.
|
|
Adolescence is a great thing, but we've made it too long.
|
|
Just don't leave it too long and turn up empty handed.
|
|
The institution has been governing by crisis for far too long.
|
|
I don't expect this deal to stick around for too long.
|
|
If that bleaching persists for too long, the coral eventually dies.
|
|
Disaster aid is often insufficient for families or takes too long.
|
|
We've lived in the world of unreality for far too long.
|
|
It took far too long to learn that lesson with spectrum.
|
|
"But critics called this 149-minute outing "too long," and "clunky.
|
|
House Democrats seem to have figured this would take too long.
|
|
For too long we've attacked this problem piecemeal, with tragic results.
|
|
But we just let the joke go on for too long.
|
|
Anything over "a hundred days" is too long, said the Coles.
|
|
But the blood had been cooked too long, past all flavor.
|
|
The list of reasons why I couldn't was simply too long.
|
|
He had waited too long: He had stage IV prostate cancer.
|
|
Things they notice you've had too long and it's falling apart.
|
|
It has its share, starting with a name that's too long.
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Other members, though, said that waiting too long risked financial imbalances.
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Like so many Netflix productions, it runs a bit too long.
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Yet keeping terrorists behind bars too long carries its own risks.
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And I go off and I take too long making stuff.
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"Minimalism has been dominant in Sweden for too long," she says.
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Not too long ago, I lost my mother to brain cancer.
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Of course, there are risks to waiting too long to attack.
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I can't linger on my phone too long during the process.
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Don&apost let points get stale or sit for too long.
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The night before, I'd stayed too long at the Norwegian Embassy.
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We fought too long & hard to be silenced Si Se Puede!
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Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Schumer are just hanging on too long.
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If you wait too long, too, they'll probably withdraw the offer.
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It took far too long, but something finally snapped with women.
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A year was too long for several reasons, Mr. Rice said.
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"Corporate interests have trumped citizens' concerns for too long," she added.
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Because transgendered children have had it too good for too long.
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The series just took a little too long to get there.
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Too many people in jail for too long for nonviolent offenses.
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He'd been in this van and this place for too long.
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"Yeah, but I won't be here for too long," he replied.
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What would be too long for you to wait in line?
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Not too long ago, I was dancing in the strip club.
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He said it would take too long to check the data.
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"If you stay on a video for too long, or like a picture for too long, and he wants to go to the next one, he'll raise up his arm and swipe it over," she said.
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For a company that's often criticized for waiting too long to take harassment and abuse seriously, critics might argue this is yet another case of the company taking too long to implement what seem like obvious changes.
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"Too long," Justice Neil Jon Firetog responded, and scheduled an earlier date.
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Animal expert Jeff Corwin agreed that tranquilizers may have taken too long.
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It appears, however, the trophy didn't stick in that seat too long.
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The problem with the Oscarcast is simple and constant: It's too long.
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McDonalds burger buns have been far too beige, for far too long.
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Perhaps something that we may get to see ourselves before too long.
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That's why I don't want to delay the Florida trip too long.
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"It's taken too long to get it out of water," he said.
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For too long, we have too strongly identified age as a number.
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America will see an Indian-American president before too long, he predicts.
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Also, if you buy it on paperback, you gotta wait too long.
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Guillaume's dub music was too long, too hard to put images to.
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"We have been too quiet for too long," Lewis told fellow lawmakers.
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She encourages fans to embrace the pain, though not for too long.
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"When you [take] too long, you will miss the market," Yap says.
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But it doesn't sound like this will stop him for too long.
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"I expect I'll be traveling to Pyongyang before too long," he said.
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Now for too long, immigration law was ignored, frankly, and basically unenforced.
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Once the second season is announced, the wait won't be too long.
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"We have had too long a period of excessive liquidity," he said.
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THEY'VE BEEN SITTING THERE FOR TOO LONG OF A PERIOD OF TIME.
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Each and every one of these scenarios represents one day too long.
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A second too long of pounding, and good intentions fall to shit.
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LB: Do you get restless if you're in one place too long?
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That's what Brienne and Jaime have worked with for far too long.
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Who has ever been hurt by an orgasm that lasted too long?
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But skeptics say the companies have dragged their feet for too long.
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" Special operations teams "can't stay in any one place for too long.
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Maybe that's because they were exposed to heat a little too long.
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But not too long ago, the now-president was a novice tweeter.
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It's too long, all frilly costumes and posturing without any real meaning.
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It's hard to focus national anger on an issue for too long.
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Because for me, I think she was too long on the ground.
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You don't have the option of multitasking, and it takes too long.
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Never fear, a new episode of Too Long; Didn't Watch is here.
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"Anything longer is too long to effectively bludgeon someone with," he wrote.
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The United States has passively tolerated this abuse for far too long.
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Anybody who's just in it to get famous doesn't last too long.
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The candidate rose before too long to speak about a better tomorrow.
|
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"The cooldowns ... definitely feel too long," he wrote in a DM exchange.
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Not too long ago, they would have had a very different response.
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She becomes wary of strangers whose gaze lingers a little too long.
|
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The world has been sleeping on Janelle Monáe for far too long.
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So devs will be hoping they won't have too long to wait.
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The receipts stayed in there, usually too long, sometimes fading to meaninglessness.
|
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"Rob and I can't be left alone too long, Kourtney!" she says.
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Joy has been sucked out of our careers for far too long.
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For too long, we have stalled on these fierce and urgent issues.
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The United States locks up too many people for far too long.
|
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Houseguests have chased the myth of the sneaky poop for too long.
|
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Wait even a little too long and the tomato turns to mush.
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My brain feels foggy, and I've waited too long for coffee now.
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Simple steps can ensure that tourniquets are not left on too long.
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Looks like we won't have to wait too long to find out.
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" Continued Biles, "For too long I've asked myself, 'Was I too naive?
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"We've been suffering from civil war for too long," says one participant.
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The industry has adhered to faulty sizing methods for far too long.
|
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They believe that the 68ers have been in charge for too long.
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I think they took maybe too long in looking at this company.
|
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Archie's gaze lingered on Fred for way too long – is he okay?
|
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" Afterward he told her, "You've been playing behind people for too long.
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But the spin has been going on for far, far too long.
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I liked taking acid but it always went on for too long.
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It's one of those lengths that's never too short or too long.
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"It's been over 50 years, it's been far too long," she said.
|
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And then it may have went a minute or two too long.
|
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I loved this movie, despite it being about 30 minutes too long.
|
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They don't like him to linger too long in any one place.
|
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Which is really just to say I've known Alex for too long.
|
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Perhaps this is because the show has gone on for too long.
|
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"Too long of an introduction, lots of repetition," read the first note.
|
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"We had a good time for too long," Alabbar said, without elaborating.
|
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Mostly, this is a bad song that goes on for too long.
|
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Have you ever had a password rejected because it was too long?
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"His tie was too long, as it always is," Mr. Comey said.
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The kind who jumps first and stays under ten seconds too long.
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When they found the lines too long, they went to Batman instead.
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He always got reprimanded by guards for holding my hands too long.
|
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Batman's way too long Inception-style prophetic dream sequence left me wanting.
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Size of vegetables (Are the shreddings too long or too short) 3.
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For too long, journalists, researchers, and advocates have been ignoring these places.
|
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This was a long time coming — perhaps, some might argue, too long.
|
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But Microsoft's not one to give up the spotlight for too long.
|
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It hurts my brain to even think about it for too long.
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I felt light-headed, like I'd spent too long in a sauna.
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So don't sit there staring at the green light for too long...
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Honestly, even the end of 2016 is too long in my opinion.
|
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If it takes too long, here's a collection of Science Kombat GIFs.
|
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"I mean, come on, 108 years is far too long," she said.
|
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She didn't stay worried for too long, though, after Jordan showed up.
|
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"The buses take too long to get down here," Norwood-Pearson said.
|
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If they stay negative for too long, the value of savings decreases.
|
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She won't be out of the sports' loop for too long, though.
|
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But the court shot him down saying he'd been delaying too long.
|
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Lior's lotus 💗 Was so fun to meet you after too long!
|
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For far too long women's health has been solved for by men.
|
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And even if they are, Clinton argues, it will take too long.
|
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And again, the president is frustrated with the investigation going too long.
|
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"I can't be around these fumes for too long," she told me.
|
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Our only prayer is that he doesn't stay gone for too long.
|
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The system's shock absorbers have kept us too comfortable for too long.
|
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I don't think anyone's style stays the same for too long anymore.
|
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Hopefully, we'll get to see Jones doing this live before too long.
|
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If you hold the jump button too long, he'll jump too high.
|
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Either way, we won't have to wait too long to find out.
|
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Chances are, you're going to be in good company before too long.
|
|
Select investor: Sequoia Did unicorns like Lyft and Uber wait too long?
|
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It happened while we were still taking too long on season 3.
|
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Trump's speech started with a dire portrait of America: For too long,
|
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I think it's too long; it clocks in at like 6,300 words.
|
|
While that list is too long to recite here, change must come.
|
|
Hopefully GT Sport hasn't been idling in the pits for too long.
|
|
But don't wait too long because the code expires on March 31.
|
|
In Syria the catalogue of errors is far too long to enumerate.
|
|
For too long, Congress has abdicated its constitutional duties to declare war.
|
|
Mr. McAuliffe's order is also an important moral step, too long delayed.
|
|
My father had died not too long before, leaving me some money.
|
|
SmartStudy may have simply waited too long to catch the viral demand.
|
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The series stayed lively longer than most, but it lived too long.
|
|
For far too long, mental health illness has been buried beneath stigmatization.
|
|
How long is too long to use virtual reality in one sitting?
|
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No, I can't sit for too long, but that's why I'm fit.
|
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Also, at 2 hours and 50 minutes, the film is too long.
|
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But then she'll eat him if the lovestruck arachnid lingers too long.
|
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As a realist, I don't think it'll be around for too long.
|
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For too long candidates have talked the talk without walking the walk.
|
|
You stopped reading the "Harry Potter" books when they got too long.
|
|
I spent way too long pretending, hiding, and hating who I was.
|
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"Six years is too long to wait for full implementation," said Trumka.
|
|
It's sticking around too long in a company that you have founded.
|
|
It seems to me we shouldn't stew around about this too long.
|
|
States have complained that the waiver process is too long and complicated.
|
|
One analogy: like revving a car engine too fast, for too long.
|
|
Garner's family welcomed Maldonado's ruling but said it took far too long.
|
|
Many chip companies fail because it takes too long to ramp sales.
|
|
The browser should be available for anyone to try before too long.
|
|
They were everywhere on the women's runways, too: long, short, sparkling, wool.
|
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I try not to have people waiting too long for the food.
|
|
The longest time out in the world had lasted far too long.
|
|
For too long, he says, Tunisia has focused on the mass market.
|
|
"They tend to play it safe for too long," PIMCO's Schneider said.
|
|
Poor BOTUS has been suffering too-long nails for 10 months now.
|
|
But apparently a month was too long for the UFC to wait.
|
|
So it's taking way too long to mine blocks and confirm transactions.
|
|
Also if you do it for too long you forget your birthday.
|
|
I hate concrete and buildings; I lived in New York too long.
|
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"It took too long," the German said about the car's recovered performance.
|
|
That includes smoking and hanging out in the sun for too long.
|
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The line for the registers was too long for my cranky mood.
|
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But everything seems a bit too long, or a bit too short.
|
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Give antibiotics early for sepsis, you live; wait too long, you die.
|
|
On my phone for too long, so asleep around 63:45 p.m.
|
|
For too long, Bumble Bee failed to keep up with the times.
|
|
It's attention-grabbing, engaging, a little confusing, and a bit too long.
|
|
There are also stretches of galumphing humor that go on too long.
|
|
But the brothers say this has gone too far for too long.
|
|
Their mothers have been too polite for too long, the daughters say.
|
|
Yes, I try to give all questions a way too long answer.
|
|
Get there early and the lines shouldn't be too long…yet. 3.
|
|
For too long such offenses met with "acquiescence" in Washington, he said.
|
|
"It's been way too long — just talk, talk, talk, talk," he said.
|
|
It was also much too long for a 22-minute comedy show.
|
|
For far too long, we've been nibbling around the edges at it.
|
|
"For too long, they've been allowed to act with impunity," she said.
|
|
"And one day, probably not too long from now, I'll be his."
|
|
My bad list has grown too long, my patience way too short.
|
|
It was like "staring in a mirror for too long," she said.
|
|
"For too long, too many of us have been ignored," he said.
|
|
These people are fighting immunity for too long, at the very least.
|
|
It's better to find out you're wrong than to wait too long.
|
|
But Andrew's brain, starved of oxygen too long, was left severely damaged.
|
|
Women have been sidelined way too long and it has to stop.
|
|
"You don't want it going too long in the machine," says Bengtsson.
|
|
"Missing my London connection again!" wrote Holly Rush not too long ago.
|
|
I hope we didn't wait too long, because we're too old now.
|
|
Their tale has been silenced, misunderstood, simplified and politicized for too long.
|
|
If it stays submerged for too long, a ghost crab will drown.
|
|
We really can't wait too long or we'll get a coffee headache.
|
|
For far too long, we've let partisan politics and ideology win out.
|
|
Jackson spars with Anthony, chiding him for holding the ball too long.
|
|
"We took far too long to get it right," Mr. Biden said.
|
|
If kept cold for too long, it can dry out and crumble.
|
|
"The Republican argument is wrong, it won't take too long," Schumer said.
|
|
Washington has ignored this issue for too long and help is needed.
|
|
Let's hope it doesn't have to stay closed again for too long.
|
|
Thankfully, we won't have to wait too long for the boys' return.
|
|
Liberals, she writes, should not celebrate the election results for too long.
|
|
Not too long ago, Guttenberg was seen as a successor to Merkel.
|
|
If you wait too long, the fear inside of you builds up.
|
|
Not too long ago everyone presumed Microsoft's best days were behind it.
|
|
The skyrocketing price of prescription drugs has gone unaddressed for too long.
|
|
The list of what could go wrong is just way too long.
|
|
Eyelids that stay down too long might point to a sleepy driver.
|
|
The government is worried, though, about businesses staying shut for too long.
|
|
"I don't think this will be too long," Manager Joe Girardi said.
|
|
My splotchy skin and bushy eyebrows felt untamable; my arms too long.
|
|
"We all need it - it's been too long for us," Rodney said.
|
|
He does know that with no oxygen, 30 minutes was too long.
|
|
For too long, policymakers have tried to keep rates down through subsidies.
|
|
"For far too long, these names ... have been just numbers," she said.
|
|
Spending too long in the agency world has its downside, too, though.
|
|
We have let him get away with it for far too long.
|
|
We have waited too long to take #ORClimateAction to address the #ClimateCrisis.
|
|
Reince Priebus Not too long ago, Priebus was laboring in happy obscurity.
|
|
Don't take too long to figure it out, the man said. Well.
|
|
Miranda Jamison has been polluting the art world for far too long.
|
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It had been far too long since I'd been intimate with someone.
|
|
You think it was awful, depressing and went on far too long.
|
|
It wasn't too long ago that the issue dominated discussion in Washington.
|
|
Someone's going to take it if I leave it there too long.
|
|
"We shouldn't continue with unprecedented monetary easing for too long," she said.
|
|
But do not skip the prenup just because you waited too long.
|
|
Manager Brian Snitker said he stuck with Harrell a bit too long.
|
|
Similarly, don't linger too long and make any one listener feel uncomfortable.
|
|
The war has gone too long without them fulfilling their basic responsibilities.
|
|
The way things are going, before too long, it won't exist anymore.
|
|
For too long, businesses have been looking to expand or move elsewhere.
|
|
We have accepted 2 percent growth and stagnant wages for too long.
|
|
Byron's ensuing pit stop took too long and dropped him to 18th.
|
|
Durbin had publicly expressed that he felt the sentence was too long.
|
|
"The attitude for far too long was anything goes," Mr. Sayegh said.
|
|
Has anyone actually ever complained that an intentional walk "takes too long"?
|
|
In all honesty, the trip was probably a few days too long.
|
|
We are making progress and hope to reach agreement before too long.
|
|
Democrats for far too long have relied on demographics to win elections.
|
|
I want messy plays, plays that are too short and too long.
|
|
For too long, he believes, the N.H.L. has failed to act decisively.
|
|
The one big flaw I had was that I wrote too long.
|
|
But he's let his guard down for too long on that song.
|
|
And they were playing around with the "mayor" stuff for too long?
|
|
But they still don't want them to stay low for too long.
|
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Just, y'know, don't think about it too hard, or for too long.
|
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All subtitles are too long, so I will give you a break.
|
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I've let it go, I was angry and ashamed for too long.
|
|
"It took too long to recognize that guidance and training for staff was inadequate, and too long to understand fully and take appropriate action on the risks arising from our engagement with international partners on detainee issues," she said.
|
|
It, too, long vied with the world's largest carmakers for the global crown.
|
|
For too long, hawks have made excuses for the persistence of low inflation.
|
|
You'll get 'em if you linger outside too long on an October afternoon.
|
|
So the first thing is, we kept doing the right thing too long.
|
|
Not too long ago, the writer and director Mike Mills lost his smartphone.
|
|
"It's kind of stupid and it's gone on way too long," he says.
|
|
I take way too long getting ready, pack up, and check out downstairs.
|
|
So much so, he had just talked to Yarnall not too long ago.
|
|
I waited too long on my last pair, and they were beyond repair.
|
|
The Social Network producer Scott Rudin won't let it go too long, though.
|
|
PLANK: YEAH, BUT OUR INDUSTRY HAS GOTTEN AWAY WITH THAT FOR TOO LONG.
|
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For too long, too many people thought you couldn't be queer and Muslim.
|
|
Julianna has significant scoliosis and gets tired from sitting upright for too long.
|
|
I am 15 months away from a rebound relationship that lingered too long.
|
|
I had this happen not too long ago— a defendant who passed away.
|
|
Runaway climate change because humanity has taken too long to ditch fossil fuels?
|
|
Not too long ago, you and Kim D were spreading rumors about Melissa.
|
|
For too long, the DNC has been mired in an old-school system.
|
|
Everyone teases me in the family that I spend far too long chatting.
|
|
We've gone too long with no new X-Wing or Rogue Squadron games.
|
|
But let's hope not too long because Woods can't stay in London forever.
|
|
And the fourth thing is they keep doing the right thing too long.
|
|
It works as an album because it's not too long and it's concise.
|
|
At the same time, they can't delay a replacement plan for too long.
|
|
But it's all a little bland, with songs that last way too long.
|
|
For too long, paywall playbooks have just been copied rather than innovated upon.
|
|
Not too long ago, there was a Reddit thread about just this thing.
|
|
Not too long ago, that business was all about selling expensive proprietary hardware.
|
|
For too long, she told them, their district had been missing an opportunity.
|
|
Steinmeier said it had taken too long for the memorial to be built.
|
|
" He added, "Even if the ban lasts three months, that's way too long.
|
|
Atom had an XSS vulnerability not too long ago which did exactly that.
|
|
Right-wingers have held an unearned monopoly on gun culture for too long.
|
|
"Liberian women and girls have been failed for too long on several fronts".
|
|
Just remember not to leave the chocolate frog in there for too long.
|
|
"You know, deals that take too long are never good ones," Trump added.
|
|
Good things come to those who wait, but how long is too long?
|
|
It simply would have taken too long if we'd clung to the coast.
|
|
Not too long into their journey, the motor on the boat broke down.
|
|
Riven came not too long after, debuting in 1997 and spanned five CDs.
|
|
Like many European lenders, Deutsche has taken too long to choose a course.
|
|
For too long, European surrealism has dominated and limited how artists depict dreams.
|
|
And motherhood has gotten the rose-colored glasses treatment for far too long.
|
|
I think we've all been wearing our primary goggles a little too long.
|
|
The question applies in many countries and has gone unanswered for too long.
|
|
We won't have to wait too long: Maniac debuts on Netflix September 21.
|
|
But Charles and Camilla couldn't stay away from one another for too long.
|
|
Bravo to Gordon Ramsay, and hopefully the taste doesn't linger for too long.
|
|
It is a risk, he said, the RBA cannot ignore for too long.
|
|
This is because the statements are too long or too difficult to understand.
|
|
Before too long, I wasn't just thinking about it, but actually doing it.
|
|
Closing my eyes activated the system as well as looking away too long.
|
|
"Try not to hold your shotgun too long and overthink," an instructor cautions.
|
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It's pretty creepy, so we don't stay at the top for too long.
|
|
Sometimes shows stay on a little too long, the jumping-the-shark thing.
|
|
Divisiveness is their game and for too long we've all been unsuspecting players.
|
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"That is entirely too long and we should be having it right now."
|
|
Specifically, ambient air a crucial battery component was exposed to for too long.
|
|
The fraught system that's been in place for too long must be transformed.
|
|
Loki's been a fan favorite for a long time now... maybe too long.
|
|
For one fashion blogger, however, Blake's suit trend had gone on too long.
|
|
I have absolutely no stamina after my too-long hiatus from the gym.
|
|
"It will be not too long before he is intensely famous," he says.
|
|
The current project, as planned, would cost too much and take too long.
|
|
She argues that many of them are outdated, poorly made and too long.
|
|
LE PEN: I THINK THAT THE ELITES HAVE LIVED TOO LONG AMONG THEMSELVES.
|
|
And it still takes seconds too long to trigger Siri or Google Assistant.
|
|
This was a memory I didn't want to dwell on for too long.
|
|
"For too long we have seen that as an adverse consequence," he said.
|
|
"People here don't like strangers, and I've been away too long," she says.
|
|
It took a little too long for Twitter to deliver an iPhone app.
|
|
Dictators tend to lose popularity when they stay in office for too long.
|
|
Stare too long or get too close, they tend to gobble you up.
|
|
My own personal focus is getting my album out, hopefully not too long.
|
|
How do you write the joke that goes on too long — on purpose?
|
|
Women's health research has been put on the backburner for far too long.
|
|
That said, anyone exposed to hot weather for too long can become sick.
|
|
If we go without it for too long, it's likely we will die.
|
|
What you're seeing is not a mannequin that was left soaking too long.
|
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I had listened to my eating disorder lie to me for too long.
|
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It's gone on too long and we must be willing to address it.
|
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The truth is the Fed kept interest rates too low for too long.
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Nothing beautiful and good on this show, after all, can last too long.
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Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren, who is black, said the station waited too long.
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For too long, the conventional wisdom has argued mistakenly that Americans reject government.
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"I sat in one spot for too long on the asphalt," Busch said.
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I have tried too long to help him see what he is doing.
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They have another party to get to, so I don't visit too long.
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And you won't have too long to wait — on a cosmic scale, anyway.
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For too long, the House has been a facilitator of our elephantine debt.
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Not too long ago, there was a third faction of the Democratic Party.
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The jokes weren't that bad but they definitely went on for too long.
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Most people sit on their ideas far too long and they become stale.
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Similarly, most people sit on their opportunities too long and they stop coming.
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The first reason is that some big ideas take too long to materialize.
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Stereotypes Stereotyped beliefs that have existed for too long can have huge ramifications.
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Which means it can't be too long before Snapchat dives into live too.
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We definitely learned a lot, stayed together too long and it got lame.
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I stayed up all last night reading a book for way too long.
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Lewis admitted he waited too long to "fight" and "work" on their relationship.
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I believe life is both too long and too short to not be.
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Little does the Cancer moon know, you hate cooking—it takes too long.
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For far too long, America's tax code has worked against businesses and consumers.
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This will save the food from remaining under heat lamps for too long.
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Avengers: Endgame will join that list not too long after, on Dec. 11.
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Before too long, interest on the debt will outpace most other federal expenditures.
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After not too long, becoming a millionaire probably won't make you any happier.
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For too long, black folks have been deprived of telling our own stories.
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His name was too long to fit comfortably in a one-column headline.
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I remember, not too long ago, watching one of them in full flight.
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I'm just worried that we've been having a good time for too long.
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" But I quoted him: "Hell, I have been in this business too long.
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I hope it won't be too long, but, again—it's not about me.
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Also, this has been going on for far too long and I'm tired.
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And that bad behavior has been normalized and tolerated for far too long.
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"It just got too complicated and it was taking too long," Thune said.
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Americans have lived with the failings of marijuana prohibition for far too long.
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They don't want to see too much of one thing for too long.
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Experts say, like Smith, it's important not to be sunk for too long.
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In the summer months it's too hot and takes too long to walk.
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Secondly; I've been a lawyer too long to think I'd ever do that.
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But in Big Little Lies, no one ever stays calm for too long.
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Cast iron can rust if exposed to water and humidity for too long.
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"Maybe it's been too long since he's been in the criminal justice field."
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Whatever you do, don't wait too long to hire an expert, she added.
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This line is a few points too long, so we're backing the dog.
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And if you wear it too long, it becomes glued to your face.
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For too long black South Africans have been left out of the economy . . .
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So why are we still waiting too long for our devices to charge?
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If they tend to let meetings run too long, they set a timer.
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But the sentiment has accurately described California's relationship to water for too long.
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The battle for pay equity has been going on for far too long.
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Even a ceasefire cannot hold too long if there is no political (solution).
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"Been too long," she says, and then moves the horse into a trot.
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Standard inseams may be too long, but tailoring can be inconvenient and expensive.
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"They just lost their dad, not too long ago, to cancer," she said.
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If it sits too long like that, buyers think no one wants it.
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This is far too long and we are deeply sorry for this inconvenience.
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For FAR TOO LONG Senate Democrats have been Obstructing more than 350 Nominations.
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But it has taken too long for Mr. Thiam to reach this point.
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Zuckerberg and his team have brushed off these legitimate concerns for too long.
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For too long, Washington has relied on force over conversation, recklessness over restraint.
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Other times, late at night, I stare at the ceiling for too long.
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It functions as a whole, it's not too long and not too short.
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But many have criticized law enforcement for initially taking too long to act.
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"A lot of leaders stay at the top too long," he told reporters.
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Stare too long and the stomach churns, even as the eyes are mesmerized.
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Will cats eat your face if you leave them alone for too long?
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But don't worry about that... It would take too long to get into.
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Draw a circle on a whiteboard with a pen that's slightly too long.
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Nobody wants the creepy smile that comes when your teeth look too long.
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It was too blatant, and it's been going on for way too long.
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Certain monitors can be damaged by leaving the same image on too long.
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But not too long ago she was a waitress paying astrologers for wisdom.
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You'll make yourself miserable and you will probably give up before too long.
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I had this incident not too long ago, I was taping another video.
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They have felt ignored and belittled by the Democratic Party for too long.
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But Buffalo ran into a team that was too long, quick and athletic.
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Bill Gurley: Well, so I agree with him that they waited too long.
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It's all too loud and too long, and there's way too much smoke.
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Seven years is far too long to have remained in the same roles!
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It's not going to be something he's hung up on for too long.
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"Don't be too long," she warned as we walked out to the garage.
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The country is left only to hope that it doesn't last too long.
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President Trump's patience could grow thin if the negotiation process takes too long.
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Like a fan that blows for too long, his grille fills with dust.
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I think of it as a house guest that's stayed way too long.
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My imagination holds onto those things for too long; I can't shake them.
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This offering comes not too long after Lyft announced its own subscription service.
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It was too long and high, and I was too tired and weak.
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Just gearing up, it's taking a long time to get going, too long.
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This particular investigation actually started in 2016, not too long before your tenure.
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Our goal within Sweetwater is that before too long, we lead the dance.
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Odds are that the alleged attack happened too long ago to be corroborated.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi offers another lesson: the risks of holding on too long.
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Forget buying an iPad Air 1—those are too long in the tooth.
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But if 48 hours is too short, 11 weeks is far too long.
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"I can't stay in here too long because I start coughing," she said.
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It goes on too long; not everything on it is worth rambling about.
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We've been in denial too long, and panic is the fruit of denial.
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An N.B.A. game is too long and his team's firepower was too great.
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We can't see it sticking around for too long at this price, though.
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Before too long, Malamud, who lives in Maryland, was receiving death threats himself.
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It is a fairly ordinary bridge, not too long and not very tall.
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It was just that we had spent far too long as his audience.
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In the end, it appears Martin left the punch bowl out too long.
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At the least, it doesn't seem like they knew each other too long.
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"The people of the Bronx have been underserved too long," Ms. Clark said.
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Don't necessarily expect it to sit around too long in the LME system.
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I'd waited too long to cancel and my reckoning was waiting eagerly outside.
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Dwelt on too long, GIFs begin to seem like a constricted, claustrophobic invention.
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That's a company name that, according to new Chinese guidelines, is too long.
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In fact, not too long ago, Mr. Renacci wanted out of Congress entirely.
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I always thought that Graham Greene, for instance, went on for too long.
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The court said that Price had waited too long to make his claim.
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Morning snuggles with my dog, D., entice me to snooze for too long.
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She puts her hand on her cheek for a few beats too long.
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Not too long ago, this was precisely what many said about closing Rikers.
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Fruit juice is not fruit, and we've been fooling ourselves for too long.
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She also accused the firm of waiting too long to disclose the breach.
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Too many people for far too long have felt invisible, disposable and worthless.
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But some bariatric surgeons wonder if adolescents and surgeons are waiting too long.
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Meanwhile, her low-tech cash register kept customers waiting in line too long.
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They were successful, but she had been deprived of oxygen for too long.
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"Harvey Weinstein was, after far too long, found out and fired," Meyers said.
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Even the time required for bidding on a known system is too long.
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The foodborne disease occurs when food is kept too warm for too long.
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Marvel waited way too long to make it&aposs first female superhero movie.
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It smells of something pungent like trash left in the can too long.
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For too long politics has been an arid, otter-less desert — no longer!
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But it's hard to stay in the world of "Views" for too long.
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People spend too long planning the right wedding without considering the right person.
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"If it stays out in the sunlight too long, it stinks," he said.
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For far too long, the policies of the Obama administration suffocated the economy.
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It also risks creating sympathy for Trump if it drags on too long.
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But your phone will die if you go too long without charging it.
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"It's been way too long since you've worked for CBS," he told her.
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It's been a few days since I've had pasta, and that's too long.
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I would like to call an Uber, but that would take too long.
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This was tolerated and covered up in the church for far too long.
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For too long we've traded away our jobs to other countries, so terrible.
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Alex Robert Ross doesn't like staring at shit-covered narratives for too long.
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Not too long ago, the number of interested parties might have been double.
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I let the silence go for too long, so Hanadi pressed on eagerly.
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More traditional approaches—art grants, competitions, residencies, partnerships—would simply take too long.
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There has been one path to politics in this city for too long.
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For too long the big tech companies have been telling you 'Don't worry!
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If you sit on it too long you get really unhappy and grumpy.
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Wendy: Don't wait too long to lay your kink cards on the table.
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For too long, the autumnal spotlight has been shining in the wrong direction.
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Westworld's 90-minute finale (too long, guys, too long), also entitled "The Passenger," features an identity switcheroo of its own: Dolores, shot dead by Bernard, is reactivated by him inside the body of a host version of Charlotte Hale (Tessa Thompson).
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For too long, the EU has turned a blind eye to Mr Orban's excesses.
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Hence my question: Is there such a thing as being single for too long?
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"You want us to be complaining" that the training is too long, he said.
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I think I waited too long to buy them and there was nothing left.
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"You didn't have to live in one place too long," Mr. Gattelli said, laughing.
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Should you let war drag on too long, rebels will spawn within your borders.
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"I stuck around in Hollywood for too long," Previn told Britain's Guardian in 2005.
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"For too long, a restrained foreign policy has been associated with weakness," Nexon says.
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Project too long, and Ambrose will be taken away by psychopomps, never to return.
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Not too long after that, Sandoval was benched and had season-ending shoulder surgery.
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Helen Sloan/HBO Not too long ago, our podcast booth was full of merriment.
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I think that for too long we relied on people reporting things to us.
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"For too long, the national team has just focused on Washington, DC," Inslee said.
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I think Bernanke waited too long before he cut rates, which made things worse.
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Some have criticized the recovery efforts, saying it had taken too long to happen.
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It's still way too long, but it's certainly much better than over 1400 days.
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It's too long of a time to just stand there and watch a performance.
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Jack-in-the-boxes have terrorized far too many toddlers, for far too long.
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But, not too long ago, I made a major shift in my morning routine.
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Especially as a young entrepreneur, you sometimes hold on to people way too long.
|
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Each transaction takes too long, uses too much energy, and involves too many risks.
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Government shutdowns end because politicians are fearful of angering the people for too long.
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We've been together way too long, been the best of friends and business partners.
|
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Not too long ago, I wrote an article comparing Instant Pots to Crock-Pots.
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Calluses, dry, cracked skin, too long toenails, and dull, chipped polish — it's all happening.
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"We didn't keep you waiting too long," William joked of their quick hospital stay.
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Here's hoping your plans, Mother Nature, don't delay too many presents for too long.
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Because before too long, that's the only place your fancy new phone will fit.
|
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We listen to the voices of women too long absent from our national memory.
|
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The Navy's problems come from deploying its ships too often and for too long.
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We've had too many judges ruling according to their personal views for too long.
|
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His passion project about Howard Hughes proved he might have stayed away too long.
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For too long, they have generated harm and offense as expressions of white supremacy.
|
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Jeb Bush waited too long as his team thought the billionaire would self-implode.
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A second is that the process of getting a paper published takes too long.
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It was good but we both agree it was about 30 minutes too long.
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Benioff said he thinks many startups are now waiting too long to go public.
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I never liked having the same style for too long; I would get bored.
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Not too long before you'll be able to give that thing a listen yourself.
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But my friend wouldn't really leave us in here for too long, would she?
|
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For many — above all the victims — this time has been too long and painful.
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He suspects his muzzle wasn't taped shut for too long since he wasn't dehydrated.
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"Our country is reckoning with something that is frankly too long delayed," Cecil said.
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Often people affected aren't sure what's wrong and wait too long before seeking help.
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I was nervous about being seen in my basketball warm-ups for too long.
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Like she's not gonna wait too long for you to do something for her.
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Tech companies have put profits over the physical safety of people for too long.
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If I stayed in the shadows for too long, the creature would end me.
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Lucky for all the Fallout fans out there the wait won't be too long.
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If you don't, you will spend a bit too long scrolling through the options.
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For civilians on both sides, the political games have gone on far too long.
|
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A few thoughts that are too long for Twitter on the immediate economic outlook.
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Maybe no one will be played off stage when their speech runs too long.
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The last question, because I'm getting eyes that I've held you much too long.
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"I think I've just been too jolly and magical for too long," she said.
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You can't wait for the market to be perfect...You can't wait too long.
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Off-the-shoulder tops: You've had your moment in the spotlight for too long.
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Santigold "Run the Road" Ring the alarm, Santigold has been gone for too long.
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But for far too long, their heroism has not received the recognition it deserves.
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For too long the public largely ignored or misunderstood the threat posed by cyberespionage.
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Maybe it won't be too long until we all have sleek spider silk suits.
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Phish Food: Google's been taking jam band enthusiasts for granted for far too long.
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Survivors of Epstein's abuse have been denied their day in court for too long.
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I just think it&aposs -- it&aposs just gone on too long right now.
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Waiting too long to counter it means more aggressive Fed action could be required.
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Downshifts for acceleration can be balky: the power takes too long to come on.
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If you've been online too long, though, you might find the definition more flexible.
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It wasn't too long ago that Blaine boasted only a handful of mailbox options.
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If you take too long to take the shot your dog will look away.
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Emails that are more than one or two short paragraphs are generally too long.
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It was one of those too-long coming, hard-fought, "better angels" success stories.
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Dewine also argued that the groups had waited too long to bring the challenge.
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We catch up but don't hang out for too long, since we're both exhausted.
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"I do not — I've been doing this rodeo far too long," Michelle told King.
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That was far too long to save Netscape, which was eventually acquired by AOL.
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An important lesson Apple just learned: don't leave the batteries outside for too long.
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We watch 90 Day Fiancé for way too long before calling it a night.
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They've been rebuilding for maybe two, three hundred years, but it's taking too long.
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Not too long ago, I invited a few people over for a casual evening.
|
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But the regulator said the companies had taken too long to identify systemic failures.
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The economy has not been living up to its potential for far too long.
|
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But we have been saying "this one is too many" for far too long.
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"The period of non-engagement with North Korea has been too long," Kang said.
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He tried to upload videos to his YouTube account but that took too long.
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At 122 feet in length, it was a bit too long for the gallery.
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It benefited Seb not to go too long between seeing either one of us.
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"It went on too long," Mr. Cuomo said in an interview after the announcement.
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The second is that the protocol is used too often and takes too long.
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It has been in power for 25 years—too long for any party, anywhere.
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It wasn't too long ago that dads in professional skateboarding were almost unheard of.
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That's going to be too long, and the market will start to take notice.
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But local residents say they can't stay away from their villages for too long.
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For too long this beautiful woman made of light has had to endure tragedy.
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Just promise not to wait too long — we wouldn't want you to miss out.
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Maybe I've spent too long with good trackpads to go back to bad ones.
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They're often too tight, baggy at the knees, too long or essentially see-through.
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Not too long ago, it was the number of humpback whales that was tiny.
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Mousavi and other reformist leaders of the protest would after not too long be
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" The White House: "North Korea has been a flagrant menace for far too long.
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If football were coffee, then you've been drinking that weak shit for too long.
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Did we end the war too soon, or wait too long to get out?
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For too long, people have tolerated [ARTIST] and their trite, reductive take on [GENRE].
|
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Held at a studio space, the presentation was not too long or too short.
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Cramer thinks that's too long to wait and see if the program will work.
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Because someone took the time to read your email, which was probably too long.
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For too long, we have been governing – and budgeting – by crisis instead of strategy.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe has gone on for too long without a meaningful death.
|
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It didn't feel too grueling, too long, too hard to go through this process.
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But the regulator said those companies had taken too long to identify systemic failures.
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Brexiteers fret that the EU divorce is taking too long and could be reversed.
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It takes far too long to find settings in this setup, and it's frustrating.
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But scroll too long and you're bound to find a few horror stories, too.
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Afterward I spend way too long washing bits of avocado out of my hair.
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You can even set it to vibrate when you've been still for too long.
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And I try not to be gone too long if it's not breaking news.
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For too long, Democrats have struggled to avoid the "L" word and mimic Republicans.
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The two things I think, actually, is that it's a little bit too long.
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" JA: "But you know what happens when you leave the salad out too long.
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It wasn't too long ago that celebrities frequently complained about paparazzi and prying magazines.
|
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Most examples I found seemed too long, too tenuous, or too complicated for me.
|
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"This is taking too long," the CEO said in the interview published on Sunday.
|
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It hasn't been too long since another glass bridge in China cracked, after all.
|
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Unfortunately for Roper, 80-feet proved to be a good 20 feet too long.
|
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Hair too long, or too short—this guy must be some kind of gangster.
|
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But Hammond said big projects would take too long to deliver an economic benefit.
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"It's not too long ago that marital rape wasn't a crime," Gallo points out.
|
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Cheese and bread left out too long yield a tolerable level of discomfort, though.
|
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Campaigns are too long, the process is too invasive, the discourse is too frivolous.
|
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Looking for a new restaurant to try out before its lines get too long?
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I don't know what's happened, you've been hanging out in Palo Alto too long.
|
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His underdog rant goes on for just a little longer than way too long.
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Luckily, we won't have to wait too long to find that last one out.
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For too long conservative elites have "ignored" the preferences of grassroots activists, they say.
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