"I can't be a singular expression of myself; there's too many parts, too many spaces, too many manifestations, too many lines, too many curves, too many journeys, too many mountains, too many rivers, so many," she says.
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There's too many cultures, too many ingredients, too many techniques.
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"Too many penalties, too many missed opportunities, too many dropped balls," Pagano said.
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It's just too many people talking about too many things at too many bars.
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There are too many workouts, too many protein shakes, too many dinners of sliced turkey.
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Too many hands on my time / Too many feelings, / Too many things on my mind.
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People now have the problem of too many emails, too many meetings, and too many messages.
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"We have too many things, too many distractions, too many items offered to us, too many messages, and a person like Emma struggles to emerge," the Rev.
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By most standards, Germany's banking sector has too many banks, too many branches and too many employees.
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There were too many different places, too many different people and too many different kinds of jeans.
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I cannot go inside because there are too many people, too many guys, too many drugs, drunk people.
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There were too many characters, too many settings (San Diego, San Francisco, Milan, New York), too many moods.
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Not only had I fucked too many people, but too many people had seen me fucking too many people.
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There were too many signs, too many signals, too many factors that I thought made the coming crash obvious.
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There are too many metrics, too many things to measure and too many useful but incompatible ways to measure them.
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Teams do not play one another regularly in the postseason — too many schools, too many conferences, too many bowl affiliations.
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"One suicide is too many, too many ... ," Pell said.
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I've just seen him drop too many passes, run too many wrong routes, and incur Aaron Rodgers' wrath too many times.
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He's done too many things, said too many things, tweeted too many things that would typically be disqualifying in American politics.
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Too many trembling lipped close-ups of Adam Driver, the random casino side trip, too many implausibilities, too many slow moments.
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Too many lives have been destroyed, too many jobs have been lost, too many families have been hurt, and too many communities have been devastated by corporate written and unfairly enforced trade deals.
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Hollywood has too many Harvey Weinsteins, radio too many Limbaughs.
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Too much fat, too many calories, too many animal proteins.
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Too many thunderstorms went unwatched, too many gentle breezes unnoticed.
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BEIJING — China has too many factories making too many goods.
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I had too many emotions, too many too inappropriate emotions.
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Now, there's too many questions or too many answers, really.
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The meal becomes a jumble; too many characters, too many conflicted motives, too many fractured moments — basically, Robert Altman at his worst.
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There are too many locations, too many pictures to be seen, too many entourages, and the system of security grows every year.
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There are too many other important things, too many medical things.
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Boring start, boring end, too many unnecessary things, too many whores.
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"We dropped too many points on too many days," Bradley said.
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Too many Tory MPs had too many doubts about his character.
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There are too many deaths and too many tears spilled here.
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Too many new viewpoint characters are introduced; too many existing ones ignored.
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The department tries to do too many things in too many places.
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"Too many Ukrainian names, too many moving pieces," Mr. Bannon told me.
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There's just too many unknowns — too many things out of your control.
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"Today I had too many walks, too many stressful innings," Gsellman said.
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I've worked at too many companies, watched it happen too many times.
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"I have seen too many things over too many years," he said.
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You take on too many projects and make too many plans, Sagittarius!
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There are too many large lecture halls, and too many lost students.
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Too many tourists use too much water and consume too many resources.
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There are too many claims to debunk and too many conflicting narratives.
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"Spreading love always….. without saying I've had too many moments to counts, too many heart too hearts, we've celebrated in too many countries, too many exchanges, too many play dates with our angels…… Our brotherhood and every moment has inspired me to be a better man and father," he wrote.
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"Too many mistakes by us, too many penalties, too many plays we could have made that we didn't make," Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio said.
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"I think there's a point where he's picking too many fights and if you pick too many fights, you have too many enemies," he said.
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"Too many young black men and women made to feel like their lives are disposable; too many immigrants living in fear of deportation; too many young LGBT Americans, bullied; too many young women and men assaulted," Clinton said.
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Too many winky-winks at past movies, too many one-liners and witty ripostes, too many quick cuts away or long lingering looks for maximum comedic impact, too many nonchalant responses to what should be tense and dire situations.
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One of the potential dangers of our global strategy is that we take on too many battles across too many fronts and with too many competitors.
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We have too many guns in this country, including too many based on combat weapons, and as a result we have too many shootings and deaths.
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One would be too many, but there's way too many shootings these days.
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We missed too many defensive assignments and gave up too many easy baskets.
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There are just too many other players, too many ways to be undercut.
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The answer is too many to count and way too many for comfort.
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"There are too many contact points and too many channels," the executive said.
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Mulder has followed one too many hunches and pissed off too many people.
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And he said there's too many oil companies, there's too many service companies.
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"One rape is one too many, one assault is one too many, one aggressive act of harassment is one too many, one person denied due process is one too many," DeVos said speaking at George Mason University's Arlington, Virginia, campus.
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We're moving toward a refinement of everything and whenever there's too much of anything it is too much — too many shows, too many clothes, too many influencers.
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We've got to fix the culture of neglect," Obama said, remarking that it has "degraded too many schools and too many roads and hurt too many futures.
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There are too many neighborhoods, too many roads and it's all too site-specific.
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There were too many quests to do, and too many large areas to explore.
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Too many forgiving, too many excuses made, and I think that&aposs what led.
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Too many innocent Americans are dying and that number includes way too many kids.
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There are too many sources doubling as characters and too many walk-on appearances.
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Too many patrons are booking too many shows, not coordinating, not considering his exhaustion.
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Along the same lines as reporting too many losses is reporting too many expenses.
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Now you could argue that there's saturation — too many products and too many designers.
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Macy's has said that it has too many stores, in too many underperforming locations.
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Again blanks, one and all: too many equations, too many assumptions, too many moving parts, too global a theory, no opportunity for questions—and so people gave up.
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" He continued: "One of the potential dangers of our global strategy is that we take on too many battles across too many fronts and with too many competitors.
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Analysts are fond of describing the system as wasteful, with too many patients getting too many services, driven by too many specialist doctors and too few social supports.
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Everything in Rocko's world is too much: too many sight gags, too many fart jokes, too many warped lines, too much capitalism, too much unceasing and relentless noise.
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Nicolino's numbers per nine innings are poor across the board — too many hits allowed (22), too many homers (2.3), too many walks (3.9) and too few strikeouts (5.6).
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Perhaps there are just too many photos now, too many bloody troughs of suffering in too many God-forsaken places, to focus for long on any one tragedy.
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"One of the potential dangers of our global strategy is that we take on too many battles across too many fronts and with too many competitors," Khosrowshahi added.
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There were too many nights that turned into mornings and too many 3 a.m. alarms.
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There are too many influential leaders around the world, too many organizations internationally and nationally.
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China's economic slowdown left too many mines to feed too many dormant Chinese steel mills.
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The pollsters polled too many white people, commenters might say, or too many old people.
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You can't have too much energy, too many good ideas, too many smart people around.
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"We had diluted our focus with too many brands and too many initiatives," he acknowledged.
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Too many people were managers, he said, and too many managers had too few reports.
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I was doing too much, trying to be too many things to too many people.
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She crams each phrase with too many movements, each romantic encounter with too many lifts.
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Too many second-chance points too many turnovers, that was the difference in the game.
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For her, the problem is simple: too many people have access to too many guns.
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There are too many good things about football, too many things I enjoy about it.
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I've visited too many fire camps, grieved with too many victims and spoken with too many experts to know that our communities and loved ones deserve to be better protected.
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Meanwhile, too many Americans are still uninsured, too many families have coverage that is too expensive to be meaningful, and too many patients are struggling to pay their medical bills.
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"One of the potential dangers of our global strategy is that we take on too many battles across too many fronts and with too many competitors," he said last year.
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Its ramifications have boosted freedom in too many states and in too many ways to list.
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"There are too many entrances and too many exits to our over 8,000 campuses," Patrick said.
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"We've seen too many fires and too many fire fatalities as a result of these hoverboards."
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Justice League does feel like a film with too many hands pulling in too many directions.
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"I made the wrong read too many times, too many bad plays in the fourth quarter."
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There have been too many scandals, over too many years, for this not to be true.
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But I think Clinton has too many ties to Washington and owes people too many favors.
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There are just too many targets, not to mention too many crowded sidewalks and bike paths.
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But I don't like having too many—whereas I could never imagine having too many hoodies.
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There are too many names to mention, too many big matches to recap, for one column.
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Robert says he's attended far too many funerals, and performed too many amputations on diabetic patients.
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PATRICK: But too many people in too many places are still left out and left back.
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"Jerusalem had too many Orthodox Jews, who were anti-Zionist, and too many Arabs," Segev said.
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But unfortunately too many Americans, and especially too many black Americans, remain trapped in failing schools.
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There are still too many risks, too many unknowns, about tinkering with our heritable genetic blueprints.
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Dan Patrick blamed the shooting on "too many entrances and too many exits" at the school.
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We walk on streets without traffic, too much pavement broken to allow passage, too many wires and utility poles down, too many bridges collapsed, too many abandoned vehicles on the streets.
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"The bottom line is, we still have too many people getting too many opioid prescriptions for too many days at too high a dosage," said acting CDC Director Dr. Anne Schuchat.
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The Oscars have too many masters to serve, too many egos to salve, too many plates to keep spinning in the air, to turn into a foundational document for The Resistance.
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"One rape is one too many, one assault is one too many, one aggressive act of harassment is one too many, one person denied due process is one too many," DeVos said during a speech earlier this month at George Mason University's campus in Arlington, Virginia.
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There are too many documented connections between the two sides to discount, too many opportunities for cooperation to ignore, and too many efforts to stop investigators for the benefit of the doubt.
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Too many ads, too many slideshows, too much dynamically embedded content without much value to the user.
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There are too many traps -- too many opportunities to escalate feelings or fall into destructive debates. 3.
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And I said, sometimes probably had too many beers, and sometimes other people had too many beers.
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It has been going on too long in our country, too many years, too many decades now.
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The problem, which SXSWi has had for years, is too many sessions with too many similar topics.
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But in trying to be too many things to too many people, he won over too few.
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We don't really go too many places or do too many outdoorsy things like we used to.
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The developing world has too many young corpses and the developed one has too many old minds.
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I was just trying to do too many things and had too many things on the plate.
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North Korea has too many nukes, dispersed in too many places, to destroy in a preemptive strike.
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"We've had too many problems through too many cycles," said Mr. Galvano, who represents the Bradenton area.
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These plans argue that too many Americans are straddled with too many challenges to meet their expenses.
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As a dyed-in-the-wool, rock-ribbed conservative, Tea Party adherent, Trump volunteer, I can agree that 28500 corpses are too many: too many families riven by violence, too many grieving mothers.
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Complaints have also been heard that there are now too many auction events, too many auction companies, too many cars — and that some of the same cars are being offered with distressing regularity.
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As a result of the civil war, far too many citizens suffered from human rights violations, far too many families were displaced, far too many women and girls were victims of sexual violence.
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Not too many lyrics, not too many syllables, not too much cleverness, though: Morrissey never had a #1.
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The Problem: Too Many Coffee GroundsChances are, you are probably using too many coffee grounds when brewing coffee.
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There have been too many poorly executed and disappointing studies over the years, too many research dollars wasted.
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Too many people have gone to jail, and too many have died in the struggle for equal rights.
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Boxing had too many champions and too many long fights that went the distance, ending with bad decisions.
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He also blamed Friday's massacre in part on "too many entrances and too many exits" on the campus.
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"There are too many entrances and too many exits to our over 2628,28503 campuses in Texas," he continued.
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Growing up I read too many fantasy novels; I watched The Last Unicorn and Ladyhawke too many times.
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I'm one of many who has asked if he's been making too many ballets in too many places.
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There are way too many unknowns and far too many potential candidates to read much into the data.
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One assault is one too many," but quickly adding, "One person denied due process is one too many.
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Without the necessary support, too many innovators will give up, and too many brilliant ideas will remain unexplored.
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With too many people in too many sectors of society, assaulting children for years or decades with impunity.
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DEVOS: Well, one sexual assault is one too many, and one falsely accused individual is one too many.
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Too many lives have been given and too many tears have been shed to fight that battle again.
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When there's too many people with a full tank, there 's too many people with an empty tank.
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If we get too many red lines drawn in too many directions, this isn't going to get done.
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The plant makes far too many stem cells, which results in the product of far too many seeds.
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And if that seems overwhelming — too many meetings, too many company-drafted bills, too many love notes — think about what that means is going on in the dark recesses of our government right now.
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It has too many strong institutions and too many ironclad traditions for one man (or woman) to destroy it.
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"In too many communities across America, too many people are being told their water is safe when it's not."
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"There were too many people, too many," he sobbed, staring at the deflated vessel still floating by the shore.
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"Well, one sexual assault is one too many and one falsely accused individual is one too many," DeVos said.
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"Too many coincidences, too many dead bodies," says a character in Andrea Bianchi's 1975 Strip Nude for Your Killer.
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Every year, too many of us commit suicide and too many of us get beat up on the streets.
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Too many department stores, furniture stores, kid stores, sporting goods stores, mattress stores — but not too many Home Depots.
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"There is such a thing as [using] too many products — or more specifically, too many active ingredients," he says.
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They have their causes, but there are too many of them, too many faces to bring into focus. Mrs.
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Opening too many new cards at onceAnother common rewards mistake is opening too many new credit cards at once.
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What happens is we take it away with too many rules and too much structure and too many guidelines.
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He has displayed too many shortcomings in too many places for one championship–even this championship–to change that.
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I didn't want to get into too many verbal reverberations, unless they arose naturally, or too many pedantic parallels.
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The hosts are just getting too many contributions from too many people for LeBron and Co. to keep up.
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He has achieved too much, checked too many boxes and earned too many millions for anyone to feel pity.
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A. Too many people are taking too many medicines — something that has been building steadily through the past century.
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Too many Democrats, for too many years, have been tentative and timid in fighting for what we stand for.
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But making progress state by state, company by company, leaves too many working people – and too many families — behind.
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Today, forced arbitration prevents far too many survivors from seeking justice, and too many perpetrators from being held accountable.
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"Well, one sexual assault is one too many, and one falsely accused individual is one too many," DeVos replied.
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"Well, one sexual assault is one too many, and one falsely accused individual is one too many," Devos said.
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Today, too many people at the top, too many corporations have forgotten this basic truth about what makes America great.
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If they said to not let in too many 'hip hoppers,' or too many 'homies,' we knew what they meant.
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Tonight, we had way too many turnovers when we didn't need to, and we had way too many stick checks.
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What this actually means is that Nikon has crammed way too many buttons onto the D13, in too many places.
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By trying to do too much for too many people in too many places, it has seen its returns diluted.
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" Trump also said: "This has been going on too long in our country, too many years, too many decades now.
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Before one has too many, one might think the new cars feature too many ways to help passengers stay upright.
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The men complained of too many wayward mayors (theirs is O.K., though, they said), too many agencies, too much corruption.
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Among their fears: Too many users clicking too many links or other multimedia during an emergency would overwhelm companies' networks.
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There have probably been too many glib generalizations about what Asian music is, and too many attempts to appropriate it.
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There are too many story elements and too many characters that get a glimpse or mention, but no real development.
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"There have been too many suicides of police officers, too many of them who died in terrorist attacks," she added.
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Once again, too many Americans are dying of drug overdoses, and too many already vulnerable communities are being torn apart.
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There are too many experimental cancer drugs in too many clinical trials, and not enough patients to test them on.
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Tragically, too many lives have been lost over the past years to too many shootings and acts of domestic violence.
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There are too many investigations and too many targets–each with his own interests to protect and his own team of attorneys to protect them–and too many enemies created by Trump's bull-in-a-china-shop style.
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And it especially doesn't want too many stories from too many crass, ugly, selfish, unlikable (read: loud, real, driven, complex) women.
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"There are too many loopholes, too many ways to get around paying if you don't get insurance," Anderson told Business Insider.
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"We have too many guns in the streets of Chicago and too many people willing to use them," he said Tuesday.
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"We know this much to be true: one rape is one too many, one assault is one too many," DeVos said.
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"Too many men think they can get away with it - and too many men do get away with it," Afzal said.
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"I think he's done it to too many women, and he's gotten away with it for too many years," she said.
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I feel very much there are too many clothes, too many things, and I was a part of making that happen.
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Too many women have come forward with too many detailed, credible and appalling allegations against prominent men to be waved away.
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But there have been too many high-profile incidents of brutality, too many black bodies riddled with bullets, too many cover-ups, for the public to just assume that officers are in the right when they use their weapons.
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And this protected us from annihilation, simply because there were too many of us in too many different places to wipe out.
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"We have too many guns in the streets of Chicago and too many people willing to use them," he said in July.
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We get too many emails, send too many emails and waste too much time vigorously pressing "delete" to remove the unwanted emails.
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"We're kind of like the smoker who hasn't smoked too many cigarettes a day for too many years yet," Dr. Sobel said.
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Veteran climbers and industry leaders blame having too many people on the mountain, in general, and too many inexperienced climbers, in particular.
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It is how too many judges think of their work, and how too many journalists, professors and other professionals think of theirs.
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Under an O'Rourke candidacy, too many African Americans will stay home and too many working class white males will vote for Trump.
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"There's too many hoops to jump through and too many institutions for it to be a simple quid pro quo," he said.
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Too many families in too many communities have lost hope that the future will deliver on their dreams for a better life.
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"Too many stores and too many malls look tired and boring and don't offer differentiated service, don't offer values that are exciting enough."
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"Too many small businesses, too many entrepreneurs can't find lending because of the sheer weight, volume and control of Dodd-Frank," he said.
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"It would have been too many men in the room, too many heterosexual men in a room or something like that," Fischer quips.
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By trying to do too much for too many people in too many places, the bank ends up seeing its returns irredeemably diluted.
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And what is missing is the political will, because too many Democrats and, sadly, too many Republicans don't want to solve this problem.
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The theory goes that there are too many opportunities in college, and too many changes, to hold on to a high school relationship.
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"You know you are in too many wars in too many places when even warmonger Lindsay Graham can't keep track anymore," Paul tweeted.
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If, as the saying goes, too many cooks spoil the broth, then perhaps too many curators spoil the concept of a curated experience.
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But despite recent advances in technology and evidence, too many unsafe abortions still occur, and too many women continue to suffer and die.
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Opioid abuse is destroying the lives of too many of our patients, their families and their communities—and resulting in too many deaths.
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"This has been going on too long in our country, too many years, too many decades now," he said at the White House.
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The early auditions include too many aspiring cheerleaders who clearly have no chance of making the team, and too many randos weighing in.
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There can never be too many cultural venues in the city, he maintains, any more than there can be too many good restaurants.
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"The problem is too many people, too many cattle and too little planning," said Iain Douglas-Hamilton, a wildlife activist in northern Kenya.
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Still via Vimeo There was a time in New York Rock and Roll History when too many people wore too many cowboy hats.
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If, as tradition requires in Arca's genre, he means to create a musical world, that world is an abrasive one, depersonalized and alien, filled with too many machines with too many moving parts, too many rotating knives and spinning wheels and vacuum tubes.
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Too many of these grasslands are chronically overgrazed, too many acres are devoted to rowcrop agriculture that is saturated with too many agricultural chemicals, and our fields are no longer buffered by hedgerows and other natural habitats for our wildlife to thrive.
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There are too many low-income women in this country, there are too many LGBT folks in this country who cannot access health care.
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The problem with the world today isn't that too many people are afraid—it's that too many people are afraid of the wrong things.
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I have also had too many Android apps crash or glitch out, and by too many I mean it happens about once a day.
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Just too many turnovers, too many reaches, and if we settle down a little bit, we&aposre going to be in really good shape.
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Too many homes were built, and too many people were willing to pay top dollar for them with the help of faulty mortgage products.
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" Kavanaugh: "Yes, we drank beer … and I said sometimes probably had too many beers…" Mitchell: "What do you consider to be too many beers?
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He has made too many enemies and too many miscalculations; he is estranged from his wife, Terentia; his long and bumpy decline has begun.
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"There are still too many barriers for victims and too many ways we discourage them from coming forward and reporting to police," Berkowitz said.
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I asked Kojima if he thought we'd been playing too many "stick" games, playing too many first person shooters where the player kills people.
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Tea lovers can never have too many kinds of tea on hand, nor yet too many cute tea pots and mugs in their collection.
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Too many politicians wanted the military on their side, and now too many citizens and outside parties are willing to look the other way.
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"One sexual assault is one too many, but by the same token, one that is denied due process is one too many," DeVos said.
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There's already been too much puking, too many gruesome dead bodies, and too many endless scenes in mysterious glitchy galactic living rooms for that.
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Hard work remains for the Knicks, who committed too many turnovers, got caught on too many back screens and struggled to make enough shots.
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Congress has delegated far too many powers to the executive branch, and let far too many outsiders, especially lobbyists, do its most important thinking.
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Pro wrestling simply has too many broken people in its ranks, and too many ruined bodies and minds in its wake, to insist otherwise.
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"There are too many players running too many parallel tracks with too little clarity on who they are and what they represent," he said.
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"We have too many regulations, but the real problem is that we have too many bad regulations," the GOP leadership wrote in the plan.
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" DeVos brightly made the following bizarre statement: "Well, one sexual assault is one too many, and one falsely accused individual is one too many.
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There are, as he fears, too many churches visited, too many antique shops, too many meals (there's enough jam here for a year's worth of elevenses), and simply too much diary, the extracts here doubling the number of pages taken up in the previous installments.
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"At the State Department, there are too many holes, too many vacancies, too many unfilled positions," Mr. Pompeo said in one of his many promises to restore the department to its former glory after his predecessor, Rex W. Tillerson, pushed out hundreds of diplomats.
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Republicans, Garin added, "lost the argument over repealing before replacing, and now the substance of their bill poses too many threats to too many people."
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"Too many of our children, too many of our sisters and brothers, our mothers and fathers, our friends, our cousins are dying by guns," Rep.
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Winner: Plated Variety and dietary preferences I'll make a potentially contentious statement here: I tend to think that too many options is just ... too many.
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"At the end of the day the story line is too many turnovers and too many offensive rebounds for them," said Grizzlies coach Dave Joerger.
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Gaiman said he'd seen "too many friends hurt too many times" when they stayed on the sidelines of film or TV adaptations of their work.
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For one thing, all of us -- doctors and patients -- need a healthier relationship with medications; we are taking too many antibiotics and too many opiates.
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But the Democrats had a problem: Too many commitments to too many familiar faces, leaders of the past and present, to fit anyone else in.
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I've said countless silent prayers that they survived the treacherous bullying landscape found in too many schoolyards that has led to too many tragic results.
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He did acknowledge that he had been careless operating his stable, running too many horses at too many racetracks, and that he had made mistakes.
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"The Boys in the Bunkhouse" stands as a warning that too many people, in too many circumstances, are willing to take advantage of the vulnerable.
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The document is more critical than the GOP platform, stating that too many countries break the rules of trade and too many corporations outsource jobs.
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The deal involves too many ties to Europe to please hard-core Brexit advocates while it severs too many ties to please European Union supporters.
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But Alison has been left to fall too many times by too many people to believe that God has any interest in catching her now.
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They had harassed the people there one too many times, brought violence into the bar one too many times, and people had to stand up.
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I understood when the clothes were starting to go off: too many patterns, too many different styles, too much complexity, it's not really our line.
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Mr. Merino questioned the police response to the robbery and said that too many shots were fired and too many bystanders were put at risk.
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Coach Doc Rivers, eyes red and watery from too many nights of staring at too many game films, made no attempt to hide his distaste.
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The truth is that too many journalists have been attacked and murdered for doing their work, and too many of these crimes have gone unpunished.
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There are too many good people who fail and there are too many bad people who succeed at least in one area of their life.
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Again, some of this might sound attractive: too many civil servants live in a Whitehall bubble and too many managers overpay themselves for spouting claptrap.
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Today, there are too many Willy Lomans in the world, too many people who look down on the working class like they lead subpar lives.
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Until we all get serious about changing that, there will still be too many young survivors, and too many of those afraid to ask for help.
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In August, Business Insider reported that there are some instances where Costco will cancel a membership if too many — or too many unsuitable — returns are made.
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Singapore isn't alone in facing the challenge of there just being too many cars on the road, and too many demands on infrastructure as a result.
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"And we — yeah, we drank beer and I said sometimes — sometimes probably had too many beers and sometimes other people had too many beers," Kavanaugh said.
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Photos by Matthew Yarbrough "Too many people, too many people," Nik Hjalmarsson mumbles to himself as he walks around a busy afternoon session at Santai Gym.
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt may have poked fun at the idea of "Too Many Spider-Men," but "too many Batmen" is a problem yet to plague Hollywood.
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But there are now too many funds and too many unnecessary varieties, such as ones that bet on trends in volatility or invest in ETF providers.
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Plus -- (BEGIN VIDEO CLIP) DONALD TRUMP, UNITED STATES PRESIDENT: This has been going on too long in our country, too many years, too many decades now.
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It had to deal with far too many inmates wrapping up far too many storylines in a riot that had spun far too deeply into chaos.
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They've complained that the noise level is high, there are too many people smoking, and that it's simply too many to handle for this small playground.
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But too many of its aspirational goals have not yet been met, and too many American homes and businesses still lack high quality affordable Internet access.
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Too many people have lost their lives, and too many more remain at risk for this to continue on in the same fashion for any longer.
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Specifically, friends don't like it when you've got too many photos of family, and relatives don't like it when you've got too many photos of friends.
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"There are too many killings in Chicago, there are too many police-involved killings in Chicago," one of the demonstration's organizers, Tio Hardiman, told the newspaper.
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It doesn't do itself any favors by failing to learn the lessons of "Spider-Man 3" — there are too many plot points and too many villains.
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I've seen way too many people who are actors try to cross into my field and way too many people in my field cross into acting.
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And yet, if anything, our problem is not that we put too many things into the category of loss but that we leave too many out.
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The discussion about whether to continue to prescribe this medication was one I'd had too many times with too many patients over the past few months.
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In 1999, my father was running a business using trucks to smuggle metals out of Pyongyang, but there were too many expenses to pay drivers and buy gasoline, too many checkpoints and too many bribes to pay, so he ended up losing all of his money.
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I just have repetition fatigue, from too many familiar origin stories, too many takes on the same characters at the expense of the larger superhero world, and too many tired old tropes that really shouldn't be part of the cost of admission for any hero film.
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The proposal, described to Recode early by two agency sources, aims to address concerns that the existing system results in too many people receiving too many alerts.
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Maybe someday Marvel's universe will collapse under its own weight, as the producers attempt to juggle too many characters and too many nine-figure blockbusters at once.
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Too many are designed to be once-size-fits-all, but ultimately are just too bulky and flashy with too many battery life compromises for most wrists.
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Everyone put too much faith in the polls, too many people thought they could get away with a protest vote, and too many young people stayed home.
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There were also one too many adults dressed as Johnny Depp as Hunter S. Thompson in Fear and Loathing (one too many is one, by the way).
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Even so, the show seems like a later stage in what is still a trial phase, with too many short sections, too many disparate ideas and iterations.
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Dan Patrick, who suggested that having "too many entrances and too many exits" exacerbates the effects of deadly school shootings, will also appear on ABC and CNN.
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With too many animals on public lands and too many on the public's hands, the federal wild horse management program is short of money and palatable solutions.
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"We've got way too many incumbents under 224 [percent], and way too many voters hate Washington," said a Republican strategist working on races across the House battlefield.
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To hire too many people, to take on too much rent, to do one too many things, to complicate your business by tying strings around your money.
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I think we have to step back and recognize that we have too many people incarcerated and too many people in debt and we need a reset.
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Fitbit tells me it refrained from adding too many smartwatch features because its customers don't want to be burdened with too many things they won't necessarily use.
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It's helpful, according to Watson, to not have "too many cooks in the kitchen," or else you'll end up with far too many opinions that don't align.
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ICOs could stall if too many dollars are required to buy an ether or if too many of these business-plan companies fail to germinate,"" Yardeni said.
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But for coaches, it can be hair-pulling, turning it over too many times or trying to make a home run pass or shot too many times.
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According to Mr. Price and other members, golf course chatter about "too many Modernism Week activities" or "the Palm Springs problem" is code for too many gays.
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"Too many people who died were not reported so new ID numbers were issued in their names, too many fake families were registered, too many fake sons and daughters were added to certain families just to benefit from the allowances which are given by the central bank," he said.
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But as with other hype cycles, the reality so far hasn't been entirely great: There are too many out there, and way too many not working as planned.
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Too many times throughout our history we have failed to uphold the highest moral standards, and too many times we have looked back on those decisions with shame.
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There are already too many interconnected movies these days; too many cinematic universes, when what the world really needs is more films that can stand on their own.
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He's only been in LA for four years, but he's already felt the city get increasingly difficult, like New York—too many people, too many things to do.
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That's especially so when "too many countries are led by too many strong leaders," who would find it hard to back down from their tough stance, he added.
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"There are too many guns on the street, too many people with criminal records on the street," Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) said at a press conference on Monday.
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"You could almost say today that there's too much art, too many artists, too many dealers, so there is a bit of an overload about that," he said.
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" And he gives the whole scene a health check like some sort of eagle eyed elder: "Too many gangsters, not enough gentlemen / Too many bosses, not enough apprentices.
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Beyoncé never has to travel in a suitcase for fear of angering the public or encountering too many normal people who just want to take too many photos.
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Still, I tried not to imagine that I might be wasting the best years of my sex life because I was too many things to too many people.
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Ninety-two percent of those surveyed say there are currently too many tax loopholes for wealthy people, and 90 percent say there are too many loopholes for corporations.
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If you feel as if you've spread yourself too thin — agreeing to attend too many events, trying to entertain too many people — your fuse might be significantly shorter.
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Too many are now aware through mass media of the better life in Europe, and too many see their governments as too frail to help them advance themselves.
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But too many Americans instinctively reject the idea, too many others can't afford it, and the former all too often prevent us from taking the latter's problems seriously.
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"The bottom line is, Ms. Shelton has too many alarming ideas and has flipped-flopped on too many important issues to be confirmed for this job," said Sen.
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Some agencies have complained that Twitter has too many products and is trying too many things, so this could be seen as a paring down of the company's services.
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He'd spent too many years pretending to be ruthless, too many years trying to impress his father with darker and darker deeds, desperate to earn his attention, his love.
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The story feels a little guarded right now, too many secrets, too many things unexplained, but the artwork is moody and beautiful, and the character design is top notch.
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The well attuned understand Ryan's view of the "people's problems" is that rich people pay too many taxes, thus allowing too many non-rich people to have health insurance.
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"There are too many killings in Chicago, there are too many police-involved killings in Chicago," one of the demonstration's organizers, Tio Hardiman, told the Chicago Tribune last month.
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In 2015, the company's first big Father's Day campaign was wildly successful and landed them too many customers and too many projects than she had the staff to fulfill.
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They tried for around three years to build [Trainspotter]; looking back, it had the classic problem of too many people involved—with too many opinions—and not enough doing.
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But it is difficult to see too many serious challenges on their schedule — or too many teams against whom a loss could be written off by the playoff committee.
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There are simply too many issues and too many people in the country to assemble a winning coalition composed entirely of people who agree with you across the board.
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Sometimes — actually, too many times — bad things happened.
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The problem is one of trying to capture and keep users' attention: there are potentially now too many payment options, and too many places for us to visit too easily.
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We have been very specific in these efforts and we obviously need to do that with more countries because it's happening from too many countries and too many different places.
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" Mr. Shajiee, the socialite, said, "There are too many cars, too many people, the only solution is to stop everyone from going out, and everybody knows that will never happen.
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Indonesia's Investment Coordinating Board chief Tom Lembong said Widodo agreed "we still have too many regulations, too many barriers to trade, and these are bad for local and international industries".
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In much of the region, too many carriers, with too many planes, charging too little have left the industry on its knees, and put price controls back on the agenda.
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Florida is one of 35 states with laws aimed at preventing too many hospitals from being built in the same area, or having too many hospital beds and redundant services.
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A new feature called Heavy Ad Intervention will block any ads that take up too many system resources (although the company is not clear on what "too many" consists of).
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"It's not directly inside my control, but we have way too many open positions, including federal CIO … way too many acting CIOs," he said during a technology summit in Washington.
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I guess at times, when I have too many committee meetings or too many exams to grade, I do need to believe that I will find time to write pretty soon.
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"There's still way too many people dying of AIDS, still too many kids being born with HIV, and so we are continuing to press really hard," Cook said in the interview.
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They certainly attack media at every opportunity, but the victims themselves are the real authorities, and there are too many of them, coming from too many directions, to discredit at once.
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Apocalypse is hardly immune from the superhero limitations that hobble its peers—the movie is too long, and there are too many characters, as well as too many callbacks and cameos.
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ACCORDING to one American stereotype, Europe is doomed to fail because it has made too many cultural concessions to Islam and too many ideological concessions to anti-business, enterprise-sapping socialism.
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But that makes polling far more of an art than a science, and some surveys build in distortions, having too many Democrats or Republicans, or too many or too few minorities.
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There are just too many guns out there and too many mentally unstable or bad or congenitally violent or drunken or depressed or evil-ideology-driven people willing to use them.
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But folks look around and see too many undeserving people at the top, with connections, getting bailouts; too many undeserving — not all, but some undeserving people at the bottom, getting handouts.
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Unfortunately, far too many companies — and far too many tech companies — blindly chase the dollars and yuans, without considering the erosion in the values at the heart of their own business.
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I've said it before: What we have right now in America is too many undeserving people at the top getting bailouts and too many undeserving people at the bottom getting handouts.
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We should all root for self-driving car technology to be done right because too many people die in traffic crashes every day, and too many underserved communities stand to benefit.
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Today, however, there are too many variables to be accounted for — too much data, too many possibilities, and many more identities to consider — which makes this effort more difficult to upkeep.
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"Too Many Gods" – A$AP Rocky & Joey Bada$$ 7.
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It would eliminate the "too many streaming services " problem.
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" "We have seen tragedies like this too many times.
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" He added: "One casualty is one casualty too many.
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There are too many variables — How will he settle?
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Brazil has some 29 cabinet posts — much too many.
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" Acuity Brands: "This is too many [missed] quarters, Acuity.
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" "Too many Senate Republicans act like Democrats or worse.
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There are countless biographies of Marx — probably too many.
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It looks into complex coding, but I don't need the binary, I don't need your source code, so it never will violate your IP. It's looking for certain patterns and then it will identify, say, "Here's a piece of code that has too many loops in it, too many subroutines, too many branches," so forth.
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If even one is too many, as so many have said when expressing outrage about Harvey Weinstein, Louis C.K., Kevin Spacey, and Roy Moore, then one is too many for Bowie, too.
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There's honestly just too much stuff, too many unused features, too many new tabs, and all the while feeds are getting clogged by product initiatives Facebook is trying to shove at people.
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There were a few too many jokes—and I'm fine with jokes because all the original Star Wars had jokes but in my opinion there were a few too many, you know?
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One of its most vocal critics, celebrity trainer Jillian Michaels, told Shape that keto dieters face "micronutrient deficiencies" because they're consuming too much fat, too many calories and too many animal proteins.
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There are too many guns on the street, too many people with criminal records on the street and there is a shortage of values about what is right and what is wrong.
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Worse, too many children are being raised by a parent who is in prison, and too many people with felony records are unable to gain employment or regain the right to vote.
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For many on the right, though, this replacement bill still contains too many regulations and too many taxes, a far cry from the clean repeal that they have been promising for years.
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We've allowed too many young lives to be claimed — and you see that, you see that all over — claimed by gangs, and too many neighborhoods to be crippled by violence and fear.
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In the U.S., on the other hand, "there are too many four-year colleges serving too many students, and too few institutions with greater focus on vocational education and training," Aizenman said.
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A hangover gives you a bizarre freedom from having too many options at any one moment, or life being too complicated and you being anxious because you're torn in too many directions.
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Even if you would like it to be a more important part of your life, wine still comes in too many varieties and from too many places to comfortably and quickly absorb.
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His one-handed backhand has long been his weak link against Nadal, whose whipping topspin forehand has forced Federer to hit too many backhands above the shoulder — and too many backhands, period.
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When we have too many individual choices, or a few choices with too many options, we get tired and we stop choosing based on our values, our logic, and our best selves.
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"If we have learned anything from the Nassar sentencing in Lansing, it's that too many voices of too many victims had been unheard for too long," Schuette said of the Ingham cases.
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A study like the prison experiment might just be too big and complicated, with too many inputs, too many variables, to really nail down or understand a single, simple conclusion from it.
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At this point in the summer, it's all too easy for a regular moviegoer to get the blockbuster blues — that weary and slightly exasperated feeling of having seen too many sequels and reboots and computer-generated explosions, too many green-screen sets and superheroes and motion-capture creatures, too many nostalgic reimaginings and 3D movies with one-dimensional characters.
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A wave of protests spread through the country, and President Obama, responding to the public outcry, lamented the ''simmering distrust that exists between too many police departments and too many communities of color.
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Masahiko: Uh, not necessarily, but actually (in) our analysis, we concluded we had too many brands, too many products, so we had to really start focusing on key brands - 6 brands in Japan.
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"This has been going on too long in our country, too many years, too many decades now," Trump said during a prison reform event at the White House, hours after the attack occurred.
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"It's certainly just about the experiences we've had in our own stores that have put too many customers and too many associates in a place of extreme discomfort and disruption to the store."
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While the economy has grown and over 8 million jobs have been created, far too many Americans are still unemployed and far too many earn too little to support themselves and their families.
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They don't regard politics as an unavoidable feature of mortal life but as an unhappy consequence of the secular equivalent of the Tower of Babel: too many languages, too many points of view.
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A wary, fierce country kid who doesn't care for towns with "too many people doing too many things at once, and everything boring in its repetition and noise," Tucker is built for trouble.
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Hillary Clinton was brought low, in this telling, not because too many Democrats defected to Trump, but because too many of them stayed home (or had their votes suppressed) or voted third-party.
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We forgot to put people first and as we grew, we left behind too many of the inspiring employees we work with and too many of the amazing partners who serve our cities.
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Unfortunately, there are all too many people who can relate.
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The city has too many problems to address at once.
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"Not too many nice words were said," McIlrath said later.
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Too many Oscar nominations are a great and terrible burden.
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They suffer through growing pains and make too many mistakes.
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There have been and continues to be too many lies.
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Too many horses have died for me to enjoy it.
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A girl can never have too many Chanel chain necklaces.
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They said we had too many hoops to jump through.
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But he's got too many other fish to fry now.
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Perhaps you, too, hit "check out" one too many times?
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"I made too many mistakes by going fast," he said.
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This shutdown is dragging and affecting way too many people.
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If they work too many hours, they lose their benefits.
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The number of outages is almost too many to count.
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There are too many diversions for drivers, even without cellphones.
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I question myself too many times during the day. Yeah.
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"Too many pitches up in the strike zone," Mackanin said.
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I won't change her mind; I've tried too many times.
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It's something you really don't find in too many people.
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There are just too many rules and possibilities to consider.
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Losing one house is one too many for these firefighters.
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In Dothraki, abstract concepts like 'love' have too many syllables.
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Too many children have been slaughtered as Washington sits silent.
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We've all heard this spiel too many times, moving on.
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"We took too many penalties," Panthers coach Bob Boughner said.
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Kim Kardashian has had too many style phases to count.
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"Way too many firsts, far too little planning," Cramer said.
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"Too many people, but writing about both things," she says.
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They had a few too many drinks for my taste.
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Too many lives are destroyed, while leaders take no action.
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Perhaps it's because I haven't played too many games lately.
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I'd opened too many other accounts in the past year.
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It could have been me too many times to count.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Is your money vice too many movies?
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I took too many risks and lost it all repeatedly.
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In New York, that's been lacking for too many years.
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"They've failed us too many times," she wrote on Twitter.
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Unfortunately, it's because it had happened too many times before.
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"There are too many comedians," quipped Rita Rudner in 1992.
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There is, as always, the risk of too many cooks.
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You can never have too many makeup removing wipes, right?
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I think I've had too many things spill on it.
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"Too many experts who think they know best," he says.
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Far too many of them, unfortunately, are not life's winners.
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Whoa. There's definitely a potential for too many sharp edges.
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It's true that there are way too many poor Americans.
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And too many of those in school are not learning.
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That said, don't start collecting too many bottles at once.
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I didn't really have too many friends who had kids.
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It's not a situation too many people find themselves in.
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I'm someone that focuses on too many things at once.
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In addition, she argued, impeachment would alienate too many voters.
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Way too many Jagerbombs between then and now – and kids.
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Just be careful not to drop too many crumbs, Pig.
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I did take a few breaks — but not too many.
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There are too many restrictions on appearance in corporate America.
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Too many people in my life died from this stuff.
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In fact, do you feel like posting too many photos?
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That's technically six cameras, which is probably too many cameras.
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But too many foreign takeovers by British firms have flopped.
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I think there are too many instances that suggest otherwise.
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You have taken the dog for one too many walks.
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"There were too many adult females dying," said van Manen.
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Turns out, detonating too many bombs will overload the game.
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I saw too many people where it ruined their lives.
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But it adds too much friction in too many cases.
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"Once again, we took way too many penalties," Josi said.
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Many candidates are planning victory parties tonight — too many, actually.
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"You can't win too many games like that," Anthony said.
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After all, it has pictures and not too many words.
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But I don't really steal too many things from anyone.
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There were too many terrible things happening in the world.
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Other times you use too many emoticons in your texts.
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For too many years, I took trends at face value.
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But they might take up too many chairs at headquarters.
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But then he veered off into too many sidetrack defensiveness.
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How many are too many secret agents in one room?
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"Giving up five goals is just too many," Tavares said.
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"Just too many pitches up in the zone," Hammel said.
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There are too many loopholes to park cash overseas forever.
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Too many of the current cabinet are just an embarrassment.
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It's almost as if people are using too many drugs.
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Communal coworking spaces are accessible but have too many distractions.
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Too much work, too many people, blood, sweat, and tears.
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You probably don't want to bother with too many words.
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Tech companies release way too many products way too quickly.
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Blacklist too many Chinese firms and you hurt your own.
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And perhaps too many in Washington believe that, as well.
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"I've had too many friends of mine die," Shreibman adds.
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There are so many, it almost seems like too many.
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Not too many sharks where you are, but it's fun.
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To begin with, there are just too many of them.
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We weren't hard enough to play against too many times.
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Way too many of you to mention, BUT THANK YOU!!
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Unfortunately, we had way too many of these school shootings.
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""Too many are treating this as just another day's headline.
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We grab octopus tacos and (a few too many) margaritas.
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Like AHS, True Blood fell prey to too many tropes.
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Bottom line: We've seen this movie way too many times.
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Last year I bleached my hair one too many times.
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Too many of those people have been Black or brown.
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End to end ownership o We have too many departments.
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One is not to try too many things at once.
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Because, hey — you can never have too many BFFs, right?
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Too many associations with other brands would dilute the gospel.
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But having too many choices isn't always a good thing.
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There are just too many other things that went wrong.
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"We've seen this message far too many times," Legend said.
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Also though, a bathroom with way too many cleaning products.
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"There's too many blind eyes in our community," Burnett said.
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STEVEN MAKSIN, CEO, MOONBEAM CAPITAL INVESTMENTS: Way too many malls.
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There are just too many complex filters in his brain.
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Still, animal groups say the species faces too many dangers.
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It hasn't saturated the U.S. market with too many stores.
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Access to abortion is too important for too many women.
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"It's too many damn people now!" the Marlon star quips.
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"He didn't have too many off days," Mr. Black said.
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And far too many are suffering under crushing rent burdens.
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Been taking too many picture's with mom on Mother's Day?
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Probably. I don't think there are too many of them.
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There isn't enough dialogue, or there are too many speeches.
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For too many Americans, health care is still too expensive.
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There were too many transformations happening at the same time.
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Leonardo DiCaprio has seen one too many Sad Leo memes.
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It's no wonder too many consider suicide a reasonable option.
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From a consumer perspective, there are just too many apps.
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No wins yet, and 132 points is way too many.
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But there were too many easy buckets we gave up.
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A friend who had one too many at the game.
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There are simply too many rooms and not enough guests.
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Is he skipping Leg Day for too many bicep workouts?
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There were too many "Shot with iPhone" jokes to count.
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It's disheartening because it's happened too many times this year.
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"There have been and continue to be too many lies."
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There were just too many unknowns in Grandmother Ada's world.
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Too many security tools are built in a test tube.
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She believes far too many parents are doing that already.
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No. There are too many cat cafes in Taipei now.
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I can't think of too many bands around like that.
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I will have got too upset about too many things.
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Yet too many are still eating all the wrong foods.
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But even one life lost is one life too many.
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Too many trackers can also slow down website load times.
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Too many of the establishing shots are stiff CGI backdrops.
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The world has actually seen too many Star Wars parodies.
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I think we both played well without too many mistakes.
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It happened again: I have way too many tabs open.
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Okay, it happened twice, but that's two times too many.
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What's wrong with too many white men in one place?
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"Too many people are going to be losing coverage," Rep.
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Do you think we have too many people in college?
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There's too many book fairs and not enough good books.
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"We were trying to force too many things," Thompson said.
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That is why too many Americans are unemployed or underemployed.
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And saddest of all, there were way too many thinkpieces.
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Too many young Americans find themselves in the same position.
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For far too many families, America has lost its promise.
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I haven't done too many songs that have that quality.
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Because there's no such thing as too many sneakers, right?
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"Too many films were coming out every week," said Ogunjiofor.
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In principle, I hate clutter, and having too many things.
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He hasn't failed the kissing too many people test yet.
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Nan passed out in the corner from too many shandies.
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It's a crisis caused by having too many female doctors . . .
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Far too many don't have the courage of their convictions.
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Once on, they are often uncomfortable, with too many straps.
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There are just too many selves to keep track of.
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I deleted the rude remarks, thank goodness not too many.
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"That's way too many," said Bills head coach Sean McDermott.
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There are too many variables to hazard a decent guess.
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Hate became the rallying cry of far too many conservatives.
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Too many restaurants, too much beer, and too little movement.
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To the Editor: Any patient death is one too many.
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There was far too many casualties for anyone to handle.
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There was far too many causalities for anyone to handle.
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It's possible there are too many companies in the ETFs.
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When platforms have too many ads, users get turned off.
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And that is true of too many on the left.
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Too many children are still missing out on lifesaving vaccines.
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Plain and simple, too many women are being passed over.
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Far too many college students aren't finishing what they've started.
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There aren't too many folks trying to immigrate there, either.
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Without change, too many children will fall through the cracks.
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There were too many people around for me to respond.
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For too many, those new dynamics have been painful indeed.
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"I didn't see too many Russians in Pennsylvania," he scoffed.
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Too many instances, and were going to get it done.
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Too many of them simply lack the courage to act.
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"I've had too many seasons here to count," Davis said.
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Too many covering the elections act as commentators, not reporters.
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They are clear and there aren't too many of them.
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Outside it, he said, "there are too many people traveling."
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Hmmm ... not too many hands are going up, I see.
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"Fiji has too many good rugby players," he told me.
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I see too many friends spend most of their day.
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In my Party, too many people think it's a hoax.
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Too many people operate "through fear and scarcity," says Siebold.
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There are too many people who want to climb Everest.
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But now, in the autumn, there are too many avalanches.
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They were seeing too many people with -- you know that.
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There were too many Clinton allies in the party leadership.
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Smaller conflagrations across the country were too many to number.
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Too many Americans have nothing to show for retirement savings.
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"There are not too many examples to follow," he said.
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"You can never have too many good players," Walker said.
|
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Congress's delay has already put too many people at risk.
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They add too many fixtures and not enough livable space.
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"Didn't get too many claps that time," Reverend Daniels said.
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Posting the list would cause too many arguments, she said.
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There aren't too many tech billionaires who own personal yachts.
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There is definitely such a thing as too many flags.
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There are just far too many tourists in De Keukenhof.
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We have seen this sort of thing too many times.
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Too many of us are making a conscious — and unconscionable!
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But too many U.S. families have only one working adult.
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I am not going to get too many such options.
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This coup attempt raises too many questions about his leadership.
|
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One resident always told me I used too many commas.
|
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"If we're [deporting] one veteran, that's one too many," Rep.
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They had too many seats to defend in tough states.
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"There are too many guns on the streets," McAuliffe said.
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There are so many -- there are too many people here.
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Or is this one too many streaming services for you?
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"Globalization has left far too many people behind," he said.
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If you're going to too many weddings this summer, read:
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I haven't really eaten anything aside from too many Reese's.
|
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It's skinny jeans with too many zippers tucked into boots.
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"I haven't told too many people that," he said, chuckling.
|
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That's too many different rabbits for one dog to chase.
|
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Too many people have a vested interest — include the fans.
|
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There are far too many questions swirling around this nomination.
|
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If it's too many takes, he's like, 'Come on girl.
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Too many well placed white folks care deeply about marijuana.
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Too many fresh toppings and your taco will be cold.
|
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There's not too many other ways I can say it.
|
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If too many of them vote, it's evidence of fraud.
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There are simply too many things for me to process.
|
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Did I mention you can never have too many rainbows?
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Is too many people makin' too much profit off this.
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A Safari icon fetching bug was using too many resources.
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I don't know if they saw too many of them.
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Griffiths responded that the number was still 21 too many.
|
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"You don't want to do too many posts," she said.
|
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As the saying goes, too many cooks spoil the broth.
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We partied together, smoked too many cigarettes, and talked intimately.
|
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And 39 years of this message is 39 too many.
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I feel like we already have too many of those.
|
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Too many players in this space confuse product with promotion.
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Insurers that guessed wrong and had too many expensive customers.
|
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Healy's wearing a fun shirt with too many buttons undone.
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Not too many companies can make a claim like that.
|
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And too many analysts and journalists fall for this baloney.
|
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Clementa Pickney, was just one of far too many victims.
|
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This bigotry was tolerated by too many of our leaders.
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You look like you've had too many Greggs or something.
|
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Durkee, like any good novelist, doesn't provide too many answers.
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"There are too many people walking around," Dr. Balanzoni protested.
|
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There were too many of them for ICE to house.
|
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Too many employers get away with this type of retaliation.
|
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For too many women, life inside Nike had turned toxic.
|
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Death is the ultimate outcome for far too many people.
|
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Bryan Chong has seen too many days in the east.
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If we see too many, will we lose the point?
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Still, too many await death by hanging in Egyptian prisons.
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I think there's too many migrants coming into the country.
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There are a few too many catches, to be honest.
|
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We've tried to stay away from too many serial killers.
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There were just too many pockets of dissent and rejection.
|
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I see unhealthy communities too, many voted in this election.
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Because there are too many candidates to use full sentences.
|
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"There are too many people living in sin," he said.
|
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The way too many things were going just wasn't right.
|
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But all too many people with disabilities remain without jobs.
|
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Too many cookie cutters and pastry bags can be overwhelming.
|
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"He worked too many hours and too hard," he said.
|
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She has seen too many that hover below the knee.
|
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Too many of them had maintained too aloof a posture.
|
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Too many of those added dollars would be frittered away.
|
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Ms. Merkel has lost her message over too many issues.
|
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There's no such thing as too many portable power banks.
|
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"I've got too many sneakers to sell, still," he said.
|
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The result is too many characters chasing not enough action.
|
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"The command, the control, just too many walks," Callaway said.
|
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"There are too many people taking photos here," he said.
|
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"You had too many chefs in the kitchen," Brown said.
|
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I've had it happen to me too many times already.
|
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" She later asked, "Did you ever drink too many beers?
|
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But Prince Mohammed went too far, on too many fronts.
|
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There are too many districts that voted for Hillary Clinton.
|
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Lots of crosswordese, too many partial phrases, and so on.
|
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And of course, Aurora happened not too many years ago.
|
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Unlike cars, there are too many model types and sizes.
|
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Strike while you've got too many irons in the fire.
|
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But too many of us have given up the fight.
|
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"This has happened to me too many times," she said.
|
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But Mistry said it had too many bells and whistles.
|
|
If banks make too many loans, the economy could overheat.
|
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You can never have too many bags inside your bags.
|
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He pointed out I had too many three letter entries.
|
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I've gone to too many funerals in my own state.
|
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Weight lifting has squandered too many of its chances already.
|
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That's too many for any single hiring manager to review.
|
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She's leaving Ballet Theater because she has too many plans.
|
|
Too many workers in Mexico can scarcely afford to eat.
|
|
Too many of us become demoralized when we face adversity.
|
|
"We don't get to see too many trees," he said.
|
|
Doctors gave out too many painkillers, and Americans became addicted.
|
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"We had killed too many of them," Rayyan told me.
|
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Maybe one too many nights staying up literally until sunrise?
|
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There are just too many limitations to that small screen.
|
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Told me, go away, Muddy, I've got too many friends.
|
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Too many creams, serums and other hope in a jar.
|
|
You've got too many important things to think about here.
|
|
" Symantec Corporation: "There's too many good companies in that space.
|
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Too many late nights, one session finishing at 4.07 a.m.
|
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Too many of the solos felt like operatic set pieces.
|
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Too many civil rights activists and groups complained about it.
|
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It's too damn important to too many of our states.
|
|
As the years pass, older people attend too many funerals.
|
|
It's about who had one glass of wine too many.
|
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The campaign was attracting too many volunteers, Mr. Pavlovsky said.
|
|
He said the company had made too many of them.
|
|
Far too many people were left out of the recovery.
|
|
"The other kids have too many problems," they told Mom.
|
|
Democrats say the measure has too many policy riders attached.
|
|
Yangon has too many cars, and the buses are overcrowded.
|
|
Too many fall behind on payments as their debt balloons.
|
|
Nonetheless, too many riders make life tough on one another.
|
|
Too many family members already have stumbled on that one.
|
|
Not too many stadiums but I wanted to be here.
|
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A shelter that euthanizes animals if there are too many.
|
|
Too many senior executives say things they don't really mean.
|
|
But it took far too many deaths to get there.
|
|
"Again it was too many ups and downs," she said.
|
|
"Too many educators give up on kids," he told me.
|
|
"We have too many wanting to run," Mr. Hoyer said.
|
|
A small space with too many patterns just looks overwhelming.
|
|
Far too many American children have not been so lucky.
|
|
Too many of today's conductors, he added, were too controlling.
|
|
At some point, though, there is one mistake too many.
|
|
In too many instances, the police don't care to investigate.
|
|
Yet too many victims seeking justice face an uphill battle.
|
|
There can be no such thing as too many delis.
|
|
Abortion opponents argue that one abortion is one too many.
|
|
Gorman sees another problem with too many people having insurance.
|
|
That, and we couldn't afford to clear too many samples.
|
|
"Ninety pitches is too many for four innings," Ross said.
|
|
"There are too many useless words thrown in," she said.
|
|
There are just too many Xes in Microsoft's product lineup.
|
|
" He continued, without irony, "Most people do too many things.
|
|
There are too many international YA Netflix shows to count.
|
|
" Ziqidonglaizhenren: "First you punish people for having too many children.
|
|
It's probably not useful or constructive in too many ways.
|
|
They certainly have a lot of options; maybe too many.
|
|
The problem: Too few refugees and too many border patrols.
|
|
There's too many games left to panic or get concerned.
|
|
He soon found there were too many YouTube cooking shows.
|
|
I haven't hit too many shots exactly how I wanted.
|
|
Can they make enough promises without committing to too many?
|
|
"The problem is, there are too many restaurants," Chang said.
|
|
So again, we ask, how many Echos is too many?
|
|
I worry the current credit leaves too many Americans behind.
|
|
"There's just too many people right now," Powell told me.
|
|
That requires too many participants and is too easily noted.
|
|
There could never be too many movies like this one.
|
|
We just have too many other things to focus on.
|
|
Because we have had too many of these situations happen.
|
|
"Folks, too many people are dying," Biden said in Wilmington.
|
|
For too many, a university education is out of reach.
|
|
They already have too many starters for too few spots.
|
|
"I have been to too many of these events," Gov.
|
|
I have left work too many times smelling like smoke.
|
|
Thus, they create too many economic losers in the process.
|
|
"I remember thinking, 'I've canceled too many dates,'" she said.
|
|
Having too many choices isn't always a good thing, though.
|
|
Too many Americans are losing their lives to gun violence.
|
|
Unfortunately, there are too many firms that fit this description.
|
|
" A Democrat agreed, writing simply: "Too many non-college whites.
|
|
When I came, you know, I didn't know too many.
|
|
"We had too many problems with refined coal," he said.
|
|
So it would be unwise to make too many comparisons.
|
|
Just too many homeless, it's a tragedy for them especially.
|
|
They answered all of my no doubt too many questions.
|
|
We have heard this sad song one too many times.
|
|
"Iran has just rejected diplomacy too many times," Hook said.
|
|
"We have too many entities, too much duplication of operations and processes and too many employees based in high-cost centers doing work that can sensibly be done in lower-cost centers," he said.
|
|
Instead, the responsible thing to conclude is only that for some as-yet unknown reason, people who have a history of doing too many toots after too many beers also tend to be suicidal.
|
|
"The bottom line is, that in too many places in too many parts of the world, you've got a large gap between governance and people, and between the opportunities those people have," he said.
|
|
Dan Patrick (R) suggested on Friday that having "too many entrances and too many exits" at schools may have worsened the effects of Friday's deadly mass shooting at a Santa Fe, Texas, high school.
|
|
Her office has previously said too many children were ending in state care and too many were being killed or hurt by their families - both long-term problems the government is trying to fix.
|
|
Later, though, she realized that she had been put off by too many doctors pushing too many procedures and panaceas: tests for sleep apnea, medication for the thinning of the bones, dental X-rays.
|
|
Too many Democrats still haven't figured out the difference between talking to and talking down to Americans, and too many engage in a kind of oppression Olympics that turns off voters in the middle.
|
|
Yet Beijing is also aware the country has far too many car companies, and that too many of them rely too heavily on shared revenue from overseas JVs, which has crippled their export competitiveness.
|
|
He complains that appellate courts hear too few oral arguments and issue too many unpublished opinions, and that district courts too rarely conduct jury trials and approve too many plea bargains in criminal cases.
|
|
"If we do not deal correctly with shadow banking, the risks could be huge," he said, adding that the result had been "higher leverage, too many derivatives and too many products with no transparency."
|
|
Qualifications for the presidency aren't an objective multiple-choice test, but an essay question — there are just too many branching paths a person could take, and too many types of experiences a person could have.
|
|
Eero's basic idea is that most dwellings — even small ones — need multiple Wi-Fi access points, because there are just too many obstacles weakening or blocking the signal, and too many devices today using it.
|
|
"The reason [the CDC report] wasn't just immediately dismissed as a ridiculous idea, was that there have been too many instances and too many suspected instances of words or ideas being set out of bounds."
|
|
"It's too many lives being took, there's too many lives just being took for mistakes," said Temple, who, along with the rest of his team, wore warm-up gear last week imprinted with Clark's name.
|
|
Faced with overeager troops — and perhaps pressure from senior leaders of the SDF — other commanders were sending too many insufficiently trained and inexperienced fighters into battle, he said, and it was causing too many casualties.
|
|
This lack of funding is compounded by an institutional reliance on a program of small grants, spread across too many people, over too many years, with no demand for accountability or a demonstration of ROI.
|
|
I've noticed that for various reasons (trying to be cool/nice/laid back, maybe laziness, maybe in opposition to being raised with too many rules themselves), many parents let their children call too many shots.
|
|
Yellen, in bringing up the number of voices and opinions from the Fed, shed some light on the problem of forward-guidance and transparency: Too many economists with too many opinions and no useful guidance.
|
|
That continuing issue aside, Ball is introducing too many subplots and invoking too many huge concepts (empathy, fear, anxiety, religious devotion, optimism, nihilism, relativism, hedonism, sexism, racism) to give any element the attention it deserves.
|
|
Some of the Reasons You've Heard Turn Out to Be Myths" (The Upshot, March 13): It's true that "analysts are fond of describing the system as wasteful, with too many patients getting too many services.
|
|
He creates characters who are more than just social-issue markers, but he has too many of them rattling around in too many plot threads that seem to barely get started halfway through the season.
|
|
What's happening: There are too many hedge funds, and too many of them are using simple hedging and shorting strategies that don't work, Dev Kantesaria, founder and portfolio manager of Valley Forge Capital Management, argues.
|
|
Too many glutinous books, like too many oysters, are bad for the digestion; and digestive trouble is one of the complaints that bring the sick, or those who fancy themselves to be sickening, to Sanditon.
|
|
"There are too many variables, too many unknowns," he said, among them the expectation of American allies, including Saudi Arabia, that Mr. Trump should emphasize getting rid of Mr. Assad over defeating the Islamic State.
|
|
Too many Republicans, including former President George W. Bush, were RINOs, or Republicans in Name Only, they said; and too many Democrats were preoccupied with social and gender issues that held no interest for them.
|
|
You know you are in too many wars in too many places when even warmonger Lindsay Graham can't keep track anymore Graham said on Sunday he wasn't aware the U.S. had 1,000 troops in Niger.
|
|
Just as there are too many confusing, often redundant choices on the breakfast cereal shelves at the grocery store, there are too many duplicative and puzzling choices in the Apple and Google Play app stores.
|
|
"Life has been giving me too many beatings," Ms. Rodriguez said.
|
|
There aren't too many things that affect turnout more than age.
|
|
Maybe they have hit their own heads once too many times.
|
|
Countries devalue all the time without causing too many shock waves.
|
|
However, for too many of us, the promise has been broken.
|
|
"There are too many things that can go wrong," he said.
|
|
There are just too many other things competing for their attention.
|
|
Unpopular Opinion: there is such a thing as too many eggs.
|
|
We can't have too many good things happening for the Starks.
|
|
There aren't too many Champions League winners in Europe's second division.
|
|
"Guns are too readily available to too many people," Tory said.
|
|
Or stories from too many types of women (WOC, queer, trans).
|
|
IT SEEMS THAT THERE'S TOO MANY DOLLARS CHASING TOO FEW DEALS.
|
|
In general, I didn't have too many complaints about the sound.
|
|
"Far too many Americans romanticize their family story," Reese told me.
|
|
Too many Republicans on the campaign trail are flirting with protectionism.
|
|
Too many brave rangers are tragically killed each year by poachers.
|
|
Yet it's also true that guns kill way too many people.
|
|
I've seen one too many helicopters to argue that it isn't.
|
|
Or, to be precise, the corrosive influence of too many parents.
|
|
It would simply take too many bits or too much time.
|
|
I had taken too many risks to be where I was.
|
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I don&apost think too many people would disagree with that.
|
|
A show that sends too many may wear out its welcome.
|
|
And one customer too many and we'll get that termination email.
|
|
There were too many effects on it, the drum was wrong.
|
|
Werner Herzog: No, there're too many of them, and too few
|
|
"Even one death is too many," fund spokesman Steve Groeninger said.
|
|
Just another American who saw too many movies as a child?
|
|
I had one too many glasses of Champagne at tea yesterday.
|
|
Moleskine notebook A person can honestly never have too many notebooks.
|
|
And a good thing, too, many physical aluminium players will say.
|
|
Unfortunately, there are simply too many practical obstacles to successful implementation.
|
|
He just got too many emails on that account, he said.
|
|
Vanderpump Rules is never subtle, never working on too many levels.
|
|
As for places to eat, there are too many to mention.
|
|
The Nice Guys wobbles, slips and falls far too many times.
|
|
Do you ever think you're trying to do too many things?
|
|
I've had too many matches that never even responded to messages.
|
|
How many pumps of Dunkin' Donuts caramel swirl is too many?
|
|
But for the protesters too many people have lost their livelihood.
|
|
Unfortunately, for too many people in the U.S., it still does.
|
|
Too many Americans lack access to high-speed service at home.
|
|
"We're gonna have way too many moments of silence," Tyler said.
|
|
"There have been way too many false leads," Charlene tells PEOPLE.
|
|
But there aren't too many people who are louder than Quentin.
|
|
And I suspect that's because there are too many moving parts.
|
|
They are clear evidence that too many workplaces value women less.
|
|
And they must avoid canceling too many rides or risk deactivation.
|
|
But there are also too many incidents of riders abusing drivers.
|
|
Quincy Jones has too many awards, accolades, and accomplishments to list.
|
|
They say I'm too masculine or I have too many opinions.
|
|
It's just that there's one too many "9s" in this price.
|
|
Too many questions to answer in front of a baby monitor.
|
|
There are too many fake photos and fake news going viral.
|
|
She did it for us, generously, too many times to count.
|
|
Too many European banks have been slow to dust themselves off.
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"You have too many people, too little space," Mr. Barbee said.
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Boxing has too many governing bodies to declare one true champion.
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Others don't think that there can ever be too many pockets.
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And too many people believe their votes really don't matter anyway.
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Cersei Lannister (Lena Headey) has too many pots on the stove.
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Because we have given enough and have welcomed too many already.
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Unfortunately, all too many are victims of bullying and physical violence.
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Far too many education ministers choose to accept the status quo.
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There was, clearly, a time when economics had too many pictures.
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But the iPhone X is a child of too many compromises.
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Too many victims stay quiet for too long, if not forever.
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Cranberries Have Europeans watched too many Ocean Spray commercials or something?
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"There are too many hands in the cookie jar," Schulman says.
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I mean, fair enough though, not too many companies have it.
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There are already too many tensions between Shias, Sunnis and Christians.
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Obviously I never thought...but I was getting too many blows.
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Unfortunately there's not too many fighters like that out there anymore.
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Phil has grabbed too many screencaps from the "HUMBLE." video today.
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Alas, that is no longer an option for too many girls.
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"TOO MANY CREEPS" it declares in orange letters trailing gooey serifs.
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We have seen way too many of these types of things.
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"It seems one rapist is one rapist too many," she wrote.
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There are too many that have to go through Senate confirmation.
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Too many governments spent, rather than invested or saved, this windfall.
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Some thrive throughout this progression, but too many are left behind.
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"Too many years in a culture broken by brutally powerful men."
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If one person dies of a preventable disease, it's too many.
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These guys clearly watched one too many pewdiepie vids #charlottsville pic.twitter.
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You are taking too many supplements instead of eating real food.
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Unfortunately, though, for too many Americans, that's not quite the case.
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Too many statutory instruments are waved through unscrutinised or even unread.
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And yet it goes on; too many people want it to.
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IN THE past 25 years war has claimed too many lives.
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"We must fight against this national epidemic, too many innocent victims."
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Photographer: I drank too many Club Mates, now I'm totally wired.
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But far too many of these basic attacks are getting through.
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Too many owed money to contractors and were dragging out repayment.
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I just can't do it anymore, it hurt too many people.
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But he warned it could not burn through too many greenbacks.
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It's continued existence is simply too important to too many states.
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There's far too many shows, seasons, episodes, platforms – you get it.
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"We didn't get too many good looks at him," Scioscia said.
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"We won't have too many exports from the UK," Barr said.
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That's fair because there aren't too many of us up here.
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There aren't a lot of chords and not too many changes.
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The trouble is, too many inter-jurisdictional tax games are legal.
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And sadly, there are too many to count at this point.
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"There are still too many mistakes," Zeller observed from the bench.
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There are too many of them, and they get us nowhere.
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For the most part, you won't see too many dramatic changes.
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Never too many people dying to customize a t-shirt amirite?
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Netflix informs me that too many people are using this account.
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Walmart probably has too many stores in its mature home market.
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It took over a city with too many official bank accounts.
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There probably won't be too many people devastated at its loss.
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" Mitchell asked, "What do you consider to be too many beers?
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There are still too many Páramos who make their own law.
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NYC is weak, too much building, too many apartments coming online.
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You can follow the troops, but there are too many snipers.
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Too many candidates waste time obsessing over which font to use.
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And there might be three too many self-aware Marvel jokes.
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Too many choices and screens and they feel overwhelmed and annoyed.
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Once too many demerits are collected, that employee could be fired.
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Typically, especially for ourselves, we hang too many things back up.
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There are way too many events to include them all here.
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That means too many Americans are leaving money on the table.
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Far too many communities have suffered through tragedies like this already.
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To focus on one troubling fact, too many ghettos live on.
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Europe has too many small banks; even its biggest lack scale.
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As I feared, I had one too many glasses of wine.
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I am overwhelmed by too many memories, colliding with too few.
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And I wasted far too many years believing that it was.
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I've been inappropriately groped by too many strangers to keep count.
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" All their galaxies looked different, and "everyone made too many stars.
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We must fight against this national epidemic, too many innocent victims.
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If they have too many sponsored posts, they're greedy or inauthentic.
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"There are too many fast-food restaurants," Elise told Business Insider.
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"We had way too many turnovers," Bucks coach Jason Kidd said.
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Trump then proceeded to mock her for asking too many questions.
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All this is to say, there are too many damn services.
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I get stopped in security because I have too many liquids.
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Hamburger Harry proves that buying too many tchotchkes can pay off.
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Instead, his answer revealed that too many voters simply don't care.
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Too many feel they're worse off than they were before Obamacare.
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And drivers who decline too many carpool requests could get deactivated.
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Too many people haven't had a pay raise since the crash.
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Too many officers spend too little time thinking about professional ethics.
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There are also too many "Uber for freight" companies, he adds.
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Watch It If: You've already seen Love Actually too many times.
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If you lose too many points, you're out of the program.
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How many camera, photo and video editing apps is too many?
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I met WAY too many of them, of all ages, today.
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And even one crime, she feels, is one crime too many.
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I have too many San Francisco CEOs and stuff like that.
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" "This... will change nothing... We have had too many spiritual revolutions.
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I try not to arrive at NYCC with too many expectations.
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I proceed to eat waaaay too many chips and chicken tacos.
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Too many alerts, but not enough time to respond to them.
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And a good thing, too, many physical aluminum players will say.
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But too many are effectively solutions in search of a problem.
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But you made too many mistakes to get a second chance.
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It's just that not too many people care to ask anymore.
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I love America, but too many people are getting sick. Why?
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"Quite a few companies do take too many bets," he said.
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Too many campaign slogans, if men, would wear double-breasted suits.
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Could it be too many reporters agree with those outlandish statements?
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And Kasich offered details -- sometimes too many -- in response to questions.
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They just have too many issues, and the stocks get hammered.
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Too many seat miles around, it just gets to be brutal.
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We thought too many people wanted to use Amazon's delivery network.
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When India looks West, there aren't too many stable democracies anymore.
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And yes, people might have had too many beers on occasion.
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"There are way too many kids in care," she told VICE.
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A few seem to have too many possibilities to choose from.
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Terry McAuliffe said there were too many guns on the streets.
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Derry is bombarded by way, way too many ominous red balloons.
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And I just felt like it was too many stressful situations.
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"We've heard silence from too many of our leaders," Obama said.
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I kind of haven't met too many burgers I didn't love.
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Too many trees invite birds that prey on his seafood stock.
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And honestly, I don't think too many people would be disappointed.
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IT IS LIKE SAYING THERE ARE TOO MANY MOBILE PHONE APPS.
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Why should taxpayers pay for the training of too many lawyers?
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Not too many people did, according to what the cameras caught.
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I was short-sided a few times, made too many mistakes.
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Far too many of them have killed themselves while awaiting parole.
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You can never have too many socks, Doctor Who fans included!
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It would mean leaving behind too many people who need help.
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"What do you consider to be too many beers?" she asked.
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Too many other priorities push this important branch of research aside.
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For too many citizens, it's a matter of life and death.
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Too many Americans, young and old, are living paycheck to paycheck.
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Does the IC infiltrate too many intimate aspects of their lives?
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Too many people abdicate their responsibilities because finances can be confusing.
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The bad guys now have too many tools to elude detection.
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Q: In English, we say too many cooks spoil the broth.
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In theory, this should prevent too many superstars from joining forces.
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It's also the premise for one too many classic teen films.
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Piercing eyes, too many of them; or perhaps none at all.
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There are still too many briefings taking place behind closed doors.
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Too many friends of globalisation are retreating, mumbling about "responsible nationalism".
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