But some episodes try to do too much, is all.
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I feel like I don't have to do too much.
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Do too much and the whole thing veers into parody.
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Green thought the Warriors tried to do too much individually.
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"I just don't try to do too much," Castillo said.
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Just stick with my routine - don't do too much extra.
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But people shouldn't do too much too soon, Ladenvall advised.
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I'm not trying to do too much at the plate.
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"I'm trying to do too much, I think," Hammel said.
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I tried to do too much in too little time.
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During fashion week, especially, it's easy to do too much grazing.
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You can't do too much with the phone on its own.
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Also, try not to do too much in your short podcast.
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Even to this day we don't do too much of that.
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I don't want to do too much, just stay within myself.
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We are trying to do too much, too quick as Republicans.
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"It's something that we can't do too much about," Young says.
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Regular citizens, sadly, don't have the power to do too much.
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"Coach didn't need to do too much talking," James Johnson said.
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Spicer has complained reporters do too much grandstanding for the cameras.
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"Just trying not to do too much, not overswinging," he said.
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I also feel like Musk is trying to do too much.
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"Don't try to do too much," Roberts said he told him.
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There are occasions when Harden tries, perhaps, to do too much.
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I've learned not to do too much on my eyes now.
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But Canada didn't do too much better: it netted 10th place.
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"Maybe trying to do too much, hit it too hard," he says.
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Clients know too much and can do too much on their own.
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Gravity Rush 2 is a sequel that tries to do too much.
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But as we all know, brands can and will do too much.
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In true Apple fashion, you won't need to do too much yourself.
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"I don't know if I can do too much better," Mengden said.
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I'm not going to try to ask him to do too much.
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The Swiss make excellent watches but they don't do too much else.
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I try not to do too much looking in the rearview mirror.
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Graham: Probably that I didn't do too much partying at your age.
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He was asked to do too much, and his game fell apart.
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And people who do too much and annoy everybody and get voted out.
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But when they step in that box, they're trying to do too much.
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They can be easily threatened if you do too much on your own.
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But we were asking this DirecTV Now product to do too much work.
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We're relaxed at the plate, and we're not trying to do too much.
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Nobody ever complained, so I didn't think it would do too much harm.
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If they do too much, they risk being held responsible for reckless escalation.
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"Democracy and Prosperity" tries to do too much with too weak intellectual tools.
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But 57 percent think Trump is trying to do too much too soon.
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They could fill his coffers without him having to do too much work.
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One more thing: Try not to do too much in your short podcast.
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"The key is not to do too much," Torres said through an interpreter.
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We do too much on both sides, and I include myself in that.
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Mr Iger has said that Disney tried to do too much too quickly.
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Because they're trying to do too much, too quickly, with too little preparation.
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"He's had a tendency to try and do too much against lefties," Roberts said.
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" She Doesn't Go Crazy With Treatments "I basically try not to do too much.
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I'm glad she got her justice, but it didn't do too much for me.
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So, I was just trying to stay within myself and not do too much.
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"We can't do too much when it comes to helping the next generation succeed."
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"I think guys are probably trying to do too much right now," Thompson said.
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The Touch Bar gets worse when Apple tries to do too much with it.
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Today I did lose a tennis match, but I didn't do too much wrong.
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William Moran, said the Navy was trying to do too much with too little.
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William Moran, said the Navy is trying to do too much with too little.
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"I do too much shit in my life that a man does," he says.
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You've got to try to step back and try not to do too much.
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I try not to do too much, I'm usually just downloading the latest news.
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"We didn't do too much with men in scoring position," Manager Alex Cora said.
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He tried to do too much at once, as even his wife, Rosalynn, warned.
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"You turn it over when you try to do too much, rush," he said.
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Ticwatch 2 offers a refined smartwatch experience that doesn't try to do too much.
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The pilot is dire, trying to do too much in too little a running time.
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So I mix textures and I experiment, and I try not to do too much.
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Second, they simply tried to do too much, given the computing capabilities of their time.
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"When he is playing I've not seen him do too much wrong here," Hewitt said.
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Proponents claim such a rule would discourage the Fed from trying to do too much.
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It is not uncommon for migrants to do too much overtime or to be underpaid.
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And you can't do too much in one day — I can really concentrate in Berlin.
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"I like to dress comfortable, and I don't like to do too much," she says.
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In general, though, a short bout of constipation isn't going to do too much damage.
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"The way out of it is not to try and do too much," Rodriguez said.
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A lot of times, inside, he's getting worked up and trying to do too much.
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"We won't do too much of the daily dramas of the campaign," Oliver told us.
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But that gorgeous facade is coupled with a narrative that tries to do too much.
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Critics often fear that we are asking schools to do too much, and we agree.
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BARBOZA But if robots do too much, where are all the people going to work?
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Trying to do too much in these key policy areas will only cause new disagreements.
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About the same number (64 percent) feel the feds do "too much" for wealthy people.
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While Trump argues that trade deals do too much, Warren thinks they do too little.
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If you're behind schedule or missing your goals, you're probably trying to do too much.
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People have always seemed to try to do too much when they have partnered him.
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If anything, my concern is, do we do too much Trump stuff on the show?
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But you don't want to do too much because you might do a double flip.
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One of the biggest knocks on Apple Music is that it tries to do too much.
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"He might be trying to do too much, but he's still hitting the ball," Mackanin said.
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I didn't want to do too much concealer there because I knew the glitter was coming!
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"Typically when a client tweezes themselves, they get tweezer happy and do too much," Baker explains.
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Luckily, it means that everyday items, like keys or coins, probably won't do too much damage.
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Wednesday I was trying to do too much and trying to make things break too much.
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"I hope he won't do too much damage," the retired liberal justice told CNN's John Berman.
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After all, at just two inches long, it wouldn't do too much damage if it crashed.
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"Everything (Chapman) throws is hard, so really I wasn't trying to do too much," Rutledge said.
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Not only does it indicate flagging legitimacy, but it also asks elections to do too much.
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But Martinez was hard for Mussina to read, because he never tried to do too much.
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I was trying to do too much to stop the bleeding and make the perfect pitch.
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I've been trying to do too much the last couple of nights, so I tried to relax.
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Sometimes This Is Us tries to do too much and does a disservice to all the storylines.
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"I think he's chasing pitches and trying to do too much," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said.
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Instead, it seems they may be trying to do too much at once, Piau said by email.
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So I was just trying to take it the other way, not try to do too much.
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I know how good a kid he is, but sometimes he does want to do too much.
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I don't get the chance to do too much deep thinking at work, so this feels good.
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Thus far, 245 percent of people surveyed think Trump is attempting to do too much too quickly.
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Do too much, and you could threaten the values of the liberal democracy you're trying to protect.
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Where most bands would falter trying to do too much, our differences fit together like puzzle pieces.
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It's not great, but probably won't do too much damage either—except maybe to your self-esteem.
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Part of the problem, says Musk, is that Tesla was trying to do too much at once.
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"He called me and told me I'm trying to do too much with the baseball," Dozier said.
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The key for Cole was not trying to do too much against the high-powered Washington offense.
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In other words, do too much to ease soreness and you might actually reduce your gains. Ouch.
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You're criticized by people for not doing enough, criticized by people for trying to do too much.
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"I don't try to do too much with it; I don't try to manipulate it," Jansen said.
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To reduce the risk of a crash, avoid trying to do too much when you feel better.
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He said the Secret Service could never do too much to fulfill its obligation to the president.
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Looney doesn't try to do too much, which automatically makes him more useful than Cousins right now.
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"I tried to do too much when I came back — hit everything, swing at everything," Torres said.
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Women do too much of it, according to countless op-ed essays, books, apps and shampoo ads.
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"I've been trying to do too much lately and I just wanted to see strikes," Beckham said.
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"As long as you know you'll sacrifice returns in trading, just don't do too much of it."
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"During the (ALCS), I was worried about trying to do too much, but once that series was over I said, 'Let me go back to the plan I was using during the season and not do too much,'" Alvarez said on the MLB Network broadcast through an interpreter.
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When somebody throws hard and you try to do too much, you are going to miss that ball.
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This will probably be fun; take things slow, though, because you could say, spend, or do too much.
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Let's have a good approach, good at-bats as a team, and don't try to do too much.
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For a tiny company like Essential, the question is simply this: is it trying to do too much?
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He wants so much to be great that he can wear himself down, wanting to do too much.
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We can only do our best and hope we can get people before they do too much damage.
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I was struggling for a couple weeks, and I think I was just trying to do too much.
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They fear that if they do too much to try to save the ship they won't last long.
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I imagine someone who can do anything on the drums may do too much from time to time.
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He said officers were being asked to do too much in disadvantaged communities and not thanked often enough.
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"A lot of guys will try to do too much with the green light, 3-0," Price said.
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It used to tick me off a little bit, but then I would try to do too much.
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Manager Paul Molitor said Sano has been trying to do too much lately and needed a day off.
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It's trying to do too much and biting off more than it can chew on a weekly basis.
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It will most likely be good for our minds, and shouldn't do too much harm to our typing.
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Morneau said he would rather do too much than too little to counter the effects of the virus.
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Our military isn't depleted and weak — it's stronger than ever but overworked and asked to do too much.
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Seems like a pretty great way to do your bit, without having to do too much at all.
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It is a long time to hope that our president will simply fail to do too much damage.
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And a really disappointing characteristic of Wall Street is Wall Street doesn't do too much research on the market.
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In either case, they're plugged up before they can do too much damage to the incumbent order of things.
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"The only time when I get hurt in football is when I try to do too much," he says.
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If I do too much too early, I now fear, I'll have nothing left for the rest of class.
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"I have a face that's really malleable, and I've been told that I can do too much," she said.
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I don't try to do too much because I might take away from playing on Sundays — that's my outlet.
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But critics say it also suggests a scattershot approach that tried to do too much and spread him thin.
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But then there was the advice I wasn't expecting: You don't actually need to do too much with it.
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I'm just trying not to do too much with it, just keep swinging and performances like this will happen.
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BECAUSE, IF YOU DO TOO MUCH TO HURT THESE EMERGING MARKETS, YOU KNOW, THAT'S GOING TO HURT US TOO.
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"When you try to do too much, and you're not focused enough early on, that's when problems occur," Lynch says.
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It's not flashy and it's not without flaws, but damn it's nice when companies don't try to do too much.
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And like I said last time, I kind of got out of my rhythm and tried to do too much.
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It may sound gross, but the worm usually doesn't do too much harm other than causing localized swelling and irritation.
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We don't do too much about the already-public, but Microsoft's latest digest was something that we couldn't pass up.
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"Sometimes it's trying to do too much, sometimes making the wrong reads — it's things we can learn from," Maccagnan said.
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"I was just trying to stay patient, not get sped up and not try to do too much," he said.
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Perhaps with Watch, Apple tried to do too much too soon, and did not deliver on the just works aspect.
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It's just human nature that when people do too much and don't ever push back, they get taken for granted.
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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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"It's really important that every guy tries to do his job and not try to do too much," Girardi said.
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But I think it kind of messed me up for the rest of the game, trying to do too much.
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He hits to the situations, stays within himself, doesn't try to do too much, all the cliches, everything, that's him.
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If employers are required to do too much, he told Business Insider recently, they may replace some workers with machines.
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You can't do too much to sound the alarm because so far the response is not adequate to the challenge.
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Today there was one mistake, a pitch to the catcher, but I tried to not let them do too much damage.
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One is that NATO may try to do too much and lose focus on its core mission of defence against Russia.
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"Because others haven't stepped up to their responsibilities, central banks have had to do too much for too long," he said.
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Luckily for her, she doesn't have to do too much of the work — she's hired a local project manager for that.
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Still, the Philippines desperately needs foreign investment, particularly in infrastructure, so Duterte will likely not do too much to alienate Beijing.
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When they try to do too much, which in my view they have been for too long, they muddle that assignment.
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When they try to do too much, which in my view, they have been for too long, they muddle that assignment.
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It simply existed in the space of one weird night for these characters, and didn't try to do too much more.
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And honestly, this trailer is surprisingly good by virtue of it just being itself and not trying to do too much.
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My hair is fairly straight, so I don't have to do too much work to style it the way I want.
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"With the SARS events a few years ago, everyone got all upset but it didn't really do too much," Morgan said.
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"I think I just was able to simplify everything, not do too much and just use my hands," Rajai Davis said.
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"Trying to do too much with just interest rates has side effects," he said, while community outreach and organizing do not.
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And let's be clear: You're not in power so you can't really do too much here in terms of that yet.
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In the 2010s, they are now most concerned with the overtreatment of pain — that doctors do too much to soothe it.
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"I think there's a little bit of trying to do too much with runners in scoring position," said Dodgers manager Dave Roberts.
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"Probably does not do too much for the stock," C. Patrick Scholes, managing director of lodging and gaming at Suntrust, told CNBC.
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Neither is necessarily slow for stuff like chatting and web browsing, but do too much on either machine and they'll bog down.
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The bounce is gone from his defense and at times he tries to do too much with the ball in his hands.
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If it does, Maria could be pulled away from the coast before it can do too much damage or any at all.
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When peak tomato season hits, you don't want to do too much to them other than shove them right in your mouth.
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"I just made some really poor decisions in the middle two rounds, I was just trying to do too much," Spieth said.
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" Mr Obama echoed that complaint: "We ask the police to do too much," he said, "and we ask too little of ourselves.
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Somehow, the political mayhem—the repression, the frequent street protests and strikes, the recurrent violence—does not do too much economic damage.
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The announcement, written by CEO Stephen Kick, says that the studio strayed from its development path and tried to do too much.
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Yeah, I think sometimes he tries to do too much with the ball, especially when he gets two strikes on the hitter.
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"It helped our team kind of level out and relax and not try to do too much," first baseman Luke Voit said.
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It's a typical over-the-top "smart" solution that tries to do too much, by tracking sleep patterns in addition to wetness.
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Much like Tony Stark, whose use of his superhero suit is slowly poisoning him, trying to do too much has disastrous consequences.
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You maybe get to sprinkle in a tiny bit of opinion, but if you do too much, you get your hand slapped.
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But she luckily doesn't have to do too much of the work, since she's hired a local project manager to spearhead the project.
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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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McLain said, "Reining myself in from the temptation to spread myself too thin and trying to do too much" is a constant battle.
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The Diamondbacks chalked it up to a case of wanting to do too much, especially inasmuch as O'Brien is from the Miami area.
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In the key place where the fracture is, and trying to scurry around and do too much, I am now paying the price.
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"Sometimes you see in the postseason you want to try to do too much, and that&aposs what I was doing," Bellinger said.
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You maybe get to sprinkle a tiny little bit of opinion, but if you do too much, you're gonna get your hand slapped.
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It won't stop you from using it like it is — instead it will only slow down when you try to do too much.
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"Dorsey answered by saying that "in the past we were trying to do too much" and is now focused on "prioritizing by impact.
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It takes a few minutes between shots to charge up and the tungsten, steel, aluminum, and plasma rounds don't do too much damage.
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For a period of time there, I tried to do too much and some moments seemed like a mini disatrophe in my mind.
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If you try and do too much multitasking at once, things'll get sluggish and you'll feel the constraints of the 2GB of RAM.
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The road to success is paved with start-ups that tried to do too much or grew too fast as reality outstripped ambition.
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"One of those plays where I really want to score but I tried to do too much so I got hurt," Flores said.
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Even as current transparency measures do too much to force disclosure of public policy inputs, they are curiously inadequate for genuinely useful disclosure.
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C. does a great job of preparing us for these games and for the moment, and everybody doesn't try to do too much.
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"Usually when somebody says they're going to do too much or do something that sounds impossible, they're pretty much a liar," she said.
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Many women's initiatives struggle and fizzle out because they strive to do too much and the perfect becomes the enemy of the good.
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Many of the earliest attempts at conversational bots have failed (or struggled) largely because they attempted to do too much all by their lonesome.
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Snapchat only does so much: Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram, lumped together, do too much, obfuscating their value apart from the raw minutes-spent metric.
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Trying to do too much could also see central banks venture too far from their core purpose of safeguarding price, economic and financial stability.
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"I'm really not trying to do too much and I'm really just trying to get ahead and execute all of my pitches," Nola said.
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"We ask the sailors to do an awful lot ... and perhaps we've asked them to do too much," Vice Chief of Naval Operations Adm.
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We didn't have to do too much except get out of our own way, because he really understood what we were trying to do.
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There is a risk in trying to have Cauley-Stein do too much, for trying to stretch his potential in every direction at once.
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America is deeply divided on whether government will do too much or too little on guns At a campaign rally for appointed Alabama Sen.
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If in the runup some feared an attack might do too much, in its aftermath the skeptical narrative was that it did too little.
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But that's probably a by-product of trying to do too much too quickly, and that too with an extreme level of self-confidence.
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They have solid surrounding talent, with Murray, Barton and Paul Millsap, and productive players who don't try to do too much, like Mason Plumlee.
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"I was trying to do too much with the changeup," the 25-year-old Californian, who was coming off a hip injury, told reporters.
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Hillman, a former Clinton trade official who teaches at Georgetown Law School, says critics of modern trade deals ask them to do too much.
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He tells me that the desire to push out updates quickly is one of the reasons Essential didn't do too much tweaking to the software.
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This is ultimately just sloppy screenwriting, attributable to a script by Derrickson, Jon Spaihts, and C. Robert Cargill that attempts to just do too much.
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" The reporter notes he "leans forward and narrows his eyes to make a point" when he adds, "You don't want to do too much touching.
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"I think that's the first time somebody has been intentionally walked in front of me, and naturally I tried to do too much," Pillar said.
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And some have criticized me saying I stretch myself too thin, try to do too much - my own mother is in that school of thought.
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He's one of the best in the game, and you try not to do too much, just go up there and try and play pepper.
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"I probably tried to do too much throwing it home when I just could have just got the out at second or first," Goldschmidt said.
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Fin uses internal benchmarking tools to track if certain assistants take too long on a task or routinely do too much research in a category.
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"You can't do too much before the election because if you do, it's going to leak out," one person close to the 2008 transition said.
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Lately, however, some liberals and environmentalists have taken a surprisingly sanguine view of these moves, arguing that Trump probably can't do too much climate damage.
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We'll also find opportunities to make sure that the voice was heard and here's this business over here, let's not do too much to damage it.
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For the Love of Spock sometimes suffers from trying to do too much, and for attempting to analyze both Leonard Nimoy and his most famous character.
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His job is to be a good hitter first, and what comes with that is a better hitter than when he tries to do too much.
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"I hope he won't do too much damage," he told CNN anchor John Berman in a televised interview as he spoke of his recently released memoir.
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Games where you don't have to think too hard or do too much, and where the main attraction is simply taking time out of being human.
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The Atlanta rapper shared his new collaboration with Tunji Ige, 'Don't Do Too Much', a stoned, laid-back track replete with a Bobby Shmurda shout-out.
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By a 53-to-43 margin, more people continue to worry that the government won't go far enough rather than fear it will do too much.
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The rationale is usually that the founders want to keep taking big bets or having flexibility without a board telling them what to do (too much).
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George Pearkes: People get carried away, and do too much investment—whether it's in inventories, fixed assets, or what-have-you, or they consume too much.
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Just trying to out the ball in play and hit it hard consistently and swing at the right pitches and not try to do too much.
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The result — while still an entertaining film about Denzel Washington saving the day — is that The Equalizer 2 ultimately suffers from trying to do too much.
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Smaghi said that extending the quantitative easing program "is unavoidable" but amid such environment ECB President Mario Draghi won't have to do too much further bond-buying.
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Spoiled kids have helicopter parents who do too much for their kids and smooth the way so there is no chance of them ever failing, said Lieber.
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"I said to myself, 'Don't try and do too much, you know, just try to put the barrel on the ball because (Pressly) throws hard,'" Garcia said.
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It seems like they probably didn't do too much digging into Copstabber, a band that's decidedly anti-Trump, just judging by a few of their concert posters.
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Some military experts worry that even though the American teams also have chutzpah and are damn good, they are being asked to do too much too often.
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No one seemed to do too much behind me today so I felt like it was in my hands to get as far ahead as I could.
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The school told us not to do too much to prepare, but I can't imagine not doing too much when I already don't know what I'm doing.
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The US Chamber of Commerce's silence on the latest controversy is one indication that the business community doesn't want to do too much to disrupt the administration.
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Right now, Wall clearly feels the need to do too much, partly because his skill-set doesn't allow for him to impact the game in any other way.
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But, no matter what, at least one thing is pretty clear — his video probably won't do too much to discourage anyone who has ever called to abolish ICE.
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Mr Harr says the challenge initially sought to do too much, acting as a start-up incubator and investor; now the event seeks simply to be a connector.
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"When you're doing an adaptation of a biopic — oftentimes, stories that are birth to death are not emotionally gripping because they try to do too much," Tommy noted.
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"He just doesn't try to do too much, he just tries to put bat on the ball and get some pitches to hit," Seattle manager Scott Servais said.
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The Pen-F starts up fast and can quickly focus on a static subject, but ask it to do too much more and you can wind up frustrated.
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What I fear is that if we do too much cheerleading and not enough straight talk, we're going to set up a lot of young women for failure.
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"Obviously, you want to be the best you can be, but it got to the point where collectively the group was trying to do too much," Mayberry said.
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If Wentz, who has thrown seven interceptions in his last six games, seems to be trying to do too much, it's because there is too much to do.
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One of the biggest fears at the highest rungs of GOP leadership is that the party will misread its mandate and try to do too much too quickly.
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You can't do too much to edit this menu, but you can pin apps to the top (and unpin them again) by tapping and holding on the relevant icon.
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"I think there are unintended consequences for students whose parents do too much to pave the way: The kids internalize the idea that they're not good enough," says Toor.
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Even if it looks neat, a mesh panel on top of your thigh isn't going to do too much if that's not where your sweat is accumulating, for instance.
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Natasha Landell-Mills of Sarasin & Partners, an asset manager, worries that rather than making provisions that are too little, too late, banks will instead do "too much, too late".
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Excitement comes your way today, Sagittarius, but it would be wise for you to hold back a bit—you tend to spend, say, and do too much too quickly!
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Business groups like the National Federation of Independent Business and the National Council of Chain Restaurants (NCCR) have attacked the administration for wanting to do too much too fast.
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" "They probably haven't been able to do too much of the research, especially when it's an overnight poll and they ask the same night that the pick was announced.
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"Equifax should have multiple layers of controls" so if hackers manage to break in, they can at least be stopped before they do too much damage, Ms. Litan said.
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I'm certainly aware of its importance, which is why I can't do too much to argue against it being as highly ranked as it is on this particular list.
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Iran, then, doesn't need to do too much to work through proxies to get back at the US. It just has to do what it's done up until now.
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Trying not to do too much, he found a flair for the dramatic in the Kansas City Royals' 21-6 win over the San Diego Padres on Saturday afternoon.
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One of the early lessons election officials around the country are taking from the Iowa disaster is that the state Democratic Party tried to do too much too fast.
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Fat also adds flavor, meaning you don't need to do too much to your chops beyond adding a generous sprinkle of salt and pepper to make them taste fantastic.
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She allowed me to pick the colors and materials, but you don't really want to get in the way of an artist and tell them what to do too much.
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"I knew he had a good sinker, so I was looking for that pitch, wanted to see it up and not try to do too much with it," Taylor said.
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He's scrappy and aggressive on both ends, but, while existing in a terrible situation, he's somehow been asked to do too much and not enough at the exact same time.
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"I didn't have my A game today, struggled with my swing a little bit but ground it out and didn't do too much damage," said the former world number one.
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Pushing too hard too fast Trying to do too much too soon is a common cause of muscle soreness and injury, especially during the initial weeks of an exercise program.
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Sure, I'd had the grim "do too much, get a great high that you try and fail to sustain and end up projectile vomiting all day long" a few times.
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And even if you have reasonably conservative values, even if you think that we shouldn't do too much redistribution but we should reward people's effort, that is a very strange system.
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Investing in your education is always a worthwhile spend of both your time and money — but luckily, you won't have to do too much of both with these excellent online courses.
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The new wave of economists led by Milton Friedman argued that governments were trying to do too much; the focus should be on keeping inflation down by controlling the money supply.
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Some conservative economists have sharply criticized this campaign, arguing that the Fed is trying to do too much, and that it is sowing the seeds of financial instability and higher inflation.
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Looking back, Mr. Boardman, the former Amtrak president, said the railroad probably tried to do too much at once inside Penn Station, juggling multiple development projects and the railroad's repair work.
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In both style and content he tries to do too much, even though his chief concern, the hole left in society when its young black men disappear, is important and powerful.
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A majority (52%) say Trump's policies on immigration do too much to limit immigration to the US, 24% consider them about right and 20% say they do not go far enough.
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Being able to get so many services (over 40 are supported) into one place can be a real boost to your productivity levels, even if Taco doesn't do too much besides that.
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The series would have done better to contextualize these issues beyond mere hints, but again, Luhrmann makes an attempt to tackle an entire social landscape and perhaps tries to do too much.
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He is an excellent passer, especially coming off ball screens — Shamet considers him one of the most underrated passers in the league — but he sometimes tries to do too much, Cassell said.
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"I wrote that the maps were trying to do too much work with too few colors," Mr. D'Adamo said recently about the report he submitted with his design, which had seven colors.
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If "The Animators" suffers from the debut novelist's curse of trying to do too much, Whitaker's obvious talent with dialogue and establishing a sense of place prevents it from feeling weighed down.
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"So much of the tensions between police departments and minority communities that they serve is because we ask the police to do too much and we ask too little of ourselves," Obama said.
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"They get these massive, bloated valuations, they're allowed to do too much, too fast, without the proper parameters in place, and then it's the employees and their families who are hurt," they said.
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Now, sometimes This Is Us suffers from trying to do too much within a single episode and about halfway through this one I was worried that this would be one of those times.
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In this case, you don't have to do too much detective work to see that Trump's hard campaigning for lower federal funds rates isn't about raising the GDP, lowering unemployment or increasing wages.
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" The L.A. Lakers player, 30, has "a really tough, grueling schedule for half of the year … so we don't really get to do too much fun, spontaneous stuff with the season going on.
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"The common knock against general-purpose smartwatches today is that they're very overwhelming, they do too much, and they cut into your battery life," Fitbit CEO James Park told The Verge this week.
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As The Atlantic's Olga Khazan recently summed it up: "Proponents are branded as overly sensitive snowflakes who do too much to keep their students safe," coddling their minds, leaving them sheltered and frail.
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Still, the FXA7 sound is fun as all hell, and since it refuses to ever do too much in the treble region, it's relaxed enough to be enjoyed for hours at a time.
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Gordon will have wide-open threes, the green light to attack in transition before retreating defenses are set, and very little pressure to do too much alongside a dynamic force like James Harden.
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"You reach a max-out point if you do too much," said Ms. French, who published her first cookbook, "The Lost Kitchen: Recipes and a Good Life Found in Freedom, Maine," in May.
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It took her six weeks to muster the courage to file a police report, but when she did, a detective told her there was nothing they could do; too much time had passed.
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It's clever, too, as it can slowly learn over time and not stumble trying to do too much right off the bat, as we have seen a little bit with Google's public stumbles.
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But interviews with several current and former Under Armour employees as well as competitors, advisers to athletes, and financial analysts also point to a company that tried to do too much too fast.
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Tales of the City tries to do too much, with too many characters, all of whom seem more like dutifully included LGBTQ archetypes — items checked off a diversity list — than fully rendered people.
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But being able to kind of play with shots, or play a little more conservative because you don't try to do too much on a day like tomorrow, that's nice and very helpful.
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In attempting to tell the story of Mr Snowden's adult life, and also that of his revelations, and indeed that of American surveillance overreach, the film attempts to do too much, doing none effectively.
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First, a catalyst: nationalist Euroscepticism is an expression of fury at an establishment that, in straitened times, appears to do too much for spendthrift southern Europeans and migrants, and too little for local strivers.
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There's a secret to building an influencer partnership that will resonate beyond a single social-media post, according to an exec who has worked with many high-profile YouTube stars: don't do too much.
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"With every leader, sometimes you try to do too much because they want to win so badly and they want to help their teammates achieve the goal that they want to achieve," Capuano said.
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Did you follow some of the controversy around UnReal season two, especially with regards to the idea that the show tried to do too much and handled some of the storytelling about race clumsily?
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Timothy Jost, a health expert at Washington & Lee University, noted that none of the floated proposals — with the exception of delaying the medical device tax — would do too much to fix Obamacare's insurance markets.
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" Favre tells us it's the Giants' system that gives him confidence in Eli, saying, "He's got some really great, young, talented players around him, and he knows he doesn't have to do too much.
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" Summers, who helped craft the 193 stimulus package in the teeth of the financial crisis, said there is now "much more danger that we will do too little than we will do too much.
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And then I got this kind of email saying, 'I'm feeling very guilty because I have a few assistants that do too much for me and I'm struggling with my own feelings about it.
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"Jazz Singer" meanders erratically as it tries to do too much at once: retrace the plot, superimpose a meta-commentary over the action, correct historical wrongs, insert the jazz that's missing from the movie.
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It just so happens they were following the days we haven't won before the night before but I'm not trying to put any extra pressure on going out and try to do too much.
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I kept thinking of Legends of Tomorrow, The CW's time-traveling superpowered team-up series, which I found jaw-droppingly bad, and I liked that the Timeless pilot didn't try to do too much.
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Policy — wrongly, in my view — was broadly considered a boring topic in journalism, and so if you wanted to keep large masses of readers engaged, you couldn't do too much of it, too often.
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You might have a million ideas about how to grow your start-up and what you ultimately want your company to look like — but, it's important not to try and do too much too soon.
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Musk has been accused by some critics, including Tesla workers, of trying to do too much, and as a result, setting Tesla back rather than helping it to reach goals in the most effective manner.
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We played the game for an hour, and while we had some fun moments, we thought it was trying to do too much from an activist perspective to be as enjoyable as it could be.
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"I'm just trying to go up there with the same game plan all the time, not trying to do too much," said Moustakas, who will compete in the Home Run Derby on Monday in Miami.
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The president observed that society asks "police to do too much and asks too little of ourselves," while refusing to invest in good schools, mental health care and social services required to build thriving communities.
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Not trying to do too much besides be silly and functional was a way to "get up the noses of the old guard and piss off the music snobs," Harris told the Guardian in 2008.
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The pilot gets stuck trying to do too much, establishing the sisters' powers and setting up a longer mystery about an unsolved murder and offering up a #MeToo metaphor as its monster of the week.
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Ms. Yellen elected not to raise rates in September, waiting for more evidence that the economy was truly on track and that the emerging market troubles wouldn't do too much damage to the domestic economy.
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He has tried to balance a desire to crack down on what he calls Beijing's trade abuses while trying not to do too much damage to U.S. stock markets or key constituencies such as farmers.
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And in this case, uncertainty arguably strengthens the case for action, because the costs of getting it wrong are asymmetric: Do too much, and we've wasted some money; do too little, and we've doomed civilization.
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While he thinks it'd be easy to shut down future individual actors before they do too much damage, major nation-states could move ahead with a project and leave their neighbors few alternatives but war.
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Travis Scott may have tried to do too much the night before the Super Bowl, and now some of his fans are pissed they're not going to get to see him perform ... TMZ has learned.
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Most of the apps we've seen so far look identical to their Windows 10 counterparts, and developers shouldn't have to do too much work to adapt for the bigger displays traditionally used with the Xbox One.
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"While there is plenty of responsibility to go around, we cannot ignore Congress's role — years of budget cuts have forced our military to try to do too much with too little," McCain said in a statement.
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"The biggest mistake in my clinical experience is that parents do too much talking, and that was true in the study, too," said lead study author Andrew Riley of Oregon Health and Science University in Portland.
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This isn't to say that the book lacks structure, but rather that its structure is determined by the logic of memory, and that the author has resisted the urge to do too much tidying and streamlining.
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But if I want a purely pleasurable morning where I don't need to do too much, then it'll be "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," by Muriel Spark, or "An Experiment in Love," by Hilary Mantel.
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Then, when the body comes into contact with the real thing — a healthy virus — it knows how to protect against it and can set to work gobbling up the viruses before they can do too much damage.
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There started to be a glimmer of hope when female executives came into Hollywood [in the '80s], but often they were the only woman in the room, and so they couldn't do too much to change anything.
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"Many years ago, we tried to do complete operations for extensive trauma patients, but what we found was that the patients did worse because we were trying to do too much in that single operation," Ginzburg said.
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The idea is that the president has tethered his success so much to the markets and the economy — he often brags about the Dow and economic growth — that he won't do too much to screw them up.
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This isn't really something you can do too much to accomplish, since over the last few years encryption has become the rule rather than the exception, even at sites where you don't log in or buy anything.
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Anything that she said was truly her really teaching me how to do it, and how to do it in a way where you could make your best buck, and you don't have to do too much.
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If he'd been burned out before by trying to do too much on his own, his work now was to facilitate other people's creativity by building a technology that brings a whole community into the design process.
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Just don't try to do too much: A long walk, a museum stop, and a leisurely meal in a city new to you can be satisfying and can ensure your time away from work feels like it.
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Certainly, a fighter can never do too much bodywork and I hope that this performance in particular will hammer home that Dos Santos' methods would have tremendous value for any fighter who put the time into learning them.
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I give them credit for responding and stabilizing the economy and the financial sector during the crisis, but then they tried to do too much with quantitative easing that went on forever, just dramatically exploding their balance sheets.
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"We turned the ball over, we were a little careless and we were impatient at times and not playing enough with the pass and guys trying to do too much on their own," coach Frank Vogel told reporters.
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But women have to go further — if they do too much to stand out, they'll suddenly be criticized as radicals, or told their voices are "shrill," or that they're "shouting," or that their clothes are weird and ugly.
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The play below could've resulted in an open pull-up, trip to the foul line, or even a dunk, but Durant tries to do too much with a double-digit lead and the game teetering out of hand.
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I haven't quite figured out how I'll proceed with running from here, but the pain of that stress fracture will always be in the back of my mind if I am tempted to do too much too soon.
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" He probably didn't have to do too much character work, though: He wrote "A Bronx Tale" in 1989 as an autobiographical one-man show, and then played Sonny in this 1993 film, also starring Mr. De Niro. "Mr.
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He was trying to do too much, which is understandable from a 19-year-old kid trying to prove himself, but frustrating when you know how good he is chilling out with little more than an acoustic guitar.
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" Although the women on The Bachelor are known to share clothes, Rachel says she didn't do too much of that, for a specific reason: "I'm a bit of a curvy girl, most of the girls weren't quite my size.
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"That's where in years past I got in my own head, and overthinking things when it didn't go as planned and trying to do too much instead of trying to take it one pitch at a time," deGrom said.
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" He added about the sore elbow: "I'm not really worried about the spot it's in, it's just more being smart and not trying to go out there and do too much too early and risk a more serious injury.
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At the end of the day, against almost everyone's advice, I said, "Sorry, I'm doing it like this and that's that," and I didn't do too much thinking about it, and then it was shot and I couldn't change it.
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These conversations give both partners a chance to recognize everything that has to happen in order to make their household run, and talk about why one of them might do too much of one thing, and too little of another.
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A number of nations have created everything from public awareness campaigns to an emergency alert system, akin to warnings of dangerous storms or disease outbreaks, that intended to slow the spread of such falsehoods before they can do too much damage.
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More than 70 percent of Americans believe the government should take any steps necessary to protect the environment, and 40 percent say stricter environmental laws do too much damage to the economy, according to a 2014 Pew Research Center survey.
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Speaking to reporters Friday before the indictment became public, Trump pledged to raise election meddling on Monday -- almost as a favor to the press -- but gave the impression that he was unlikely to do too much to challenge Putin's certain denials.
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Large enough to comfortably pack away a blazer without having to do too much folding, what I appreciate most about the Away is that it manages to mitigate those annoying bumps that you often get as a result of luggage handles.
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There is, of course, a tension there: Breath of the Wild makes cooking slow so you won't do too much of it at one time, while all you do in BattleTech is shoot at enemies and that game makes that slow.
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"In years past, I got in my own head, overthinking things when it didn't go as planned and trying to do too much instead of trying to take it one pitch at a time," deGrom said late in the season.
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It was his fourth significant injury since beginning his gene therapy, but he assured me that this was a common problem for people taking a course of regenerative medicine: they feel so good that they try to do too much.
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President Trump's National Economic Council director, Gary D. Cohn, has said that banks have too high capital requirements and are being forced to do too much to prepare for failure, and has hinted that future executive orders would target these reforms.
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"China needs soybeans so badly that they may talk about it," said Cordier, "but for the most part with the Argentinian crop being small, I don't think China wants to do too much with American soybean as a bargaining chip."
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It may even make sense for toys to embrace, and double down on, limited ranges of malleability focused around certain types of anatomy or activities, because trying to do too much can degrade a toy's potential for any one thing.
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Two main findings came of this: drinking water before you go to bed probably doesn't do too much to help you in the morning, and the only students who successfully avoided hangover symptoms were the ones who didn't drink enough to get drunk.
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"We judged that it would be better to do too much too early, than do too little too late," said Christian Hawkesby, who is also the RBNZ's general manager of economics, in remarks to a Bank for International Settlements forum in Manila.
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One of my main peeves with modern backpacks is that they try to do too much — too many pockets, too many customization options, too much padding specific to a narrow subset of users like photographers — but the Douchebags Backpack sidesteps all of that.
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We have asked NASA before to be bold, we've asked them to do too much for too little, and the deal that they're always behind usually can be credited with congress not doing its part to fund the programs they ask for.
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We also know what Chief Brown has said is true: That so much of the tensions between police departments and minority communities that they serve is because we ask the police to do too much and we ask too little of ourselves.
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"Those challenges reinforce long-standing committee concerns and in this case result from asking our fleet to do too much with too few resources — forcing the Navy to take shortcuts in training and maintenance in order to maximize operational time," he said.
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"The fun thing about the Arya/Brienne thing was I don't think we had to do too much to it to make it really fun to watch because everybody's wanted to see these two together for a long time," director of photography Robert McLachlan said.
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"What concerns me is the government seems to want to be proactive, and that's dangerous, because if they do too much in an environment where housing is already slowing, we could end up with much more of a slowdown than they really want," she said.
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" The central banker who raised interest rates – in defiance of the wishes of politicians – so as to crush inflation, continued that the Fed "should not be asked to do too much, to undertake responsibilities that it cannot reasonably meet with the appropriately limited powers provided.
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Musk admitted that he'd "missed the mark on that front," regarding the original autonomous drive demonstration, but he qualified that Tesla "could've done the coast-to-coast drive [last year] but that the company "would've had to do too much custom code, effectively gaming it.
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Really, Nubia's big mistake was simply trying to do too much, because trying to cram traditional smartwatch duties like heart rate monitoring, and step-tracking onto a device that can also make calls, snap pictures, play movies, and more, was just asking for trouble.
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" To that end, Kalan spent his time in the writers' room brainstorming ideas for host segments, overseeing those who were contributing jokes, and helping Hodgson keep watch of the season's arc, making sure they "didn't do too much or little of any one thing.
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"Clearly in a market that has had a lot of growth, you are going to have some companies — and in this case many companies — that try to do too much, too fast," said Shawn Kravetz, founder of Esplanade Capital, which invests in solar power.
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"I think I got back to my game, not trying to do too much, not trying to do other people's jobs, playing my game," said Hellebuyck, who made 18 of his 38 saves in the opening period in his first action since Jan. 13.
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Image: Nintendo8) Switch up the interface themeYou can't do too much in the way of customization on the Nintendo Switch, but you can opt for a dark rather than a light mode, which might suit your eyes better (and probably saves you some battery life too).
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"To be able to come back and get back into the flow of the game, find a rhythm right away, not try to do too much, but try to let the game come to me, that was my mind-set coming into today's game," Anthony said.
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Tyrod Taylor didn't have to do too much against the Jets, passing for 224 yards and two scores with an interception, but he seems to have a solid rapport with new receiver Jordan Matthews, who had a team-high 61 receiving yards in his Bills debut.
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There was a conversation recently about doing something in a different category; it felt too soon for me, even if the collection wouldn't be out for another two years — I don't want to compromise the quality of everything by trying to do too much at once.
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And recent press coverage of criticism of travel review platform TripAdvisor for deleting forum posts detailing allegations of rapes at tourist resorts does underline some of the potential risks of travel companies seeking to do too much filtering around the places, companies and experiences they are recommending.
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As he searches for an appropriate role for the US, he would be wise to remember that it should not try to do too much, because this is Iraq's peace to lose -- we are there to help and not win it for them, and we suck, big league, at nation building.
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Elizabeth Lopatto, 365 points Top scorer: Daenerys Targaryen (75 points) Adi Robertson, 150 points Top scorer: Davos Seaworth (10 points) Note: Adi really wants to take last place, but even the characters she didn't think would do too much for her continue to show up and, like, eat or drink.
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As an art professor, part of my job is to help students execute the piece that's in their head, to help shape the parameters and conditions for that work, and to help them distill the essential idea — especially given that young artists often attempt to do too much in a single artwork.
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Though they don't do too much by themselves to roll back these reforms, the directives do offer important details on how Mr. Trump will approach the financial industry in the next four years — and provide three reasons that people on Main Street should be scared about how Mr. Trump will help Wall Street.
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Eventually, Tesla would roll out features like a "Bioweapon Defense Mode," a "Ludicrous" driving setting, and an autopilot feature that has become the subject of much scrutiny, following several fatal accidents where the driver was reportedly relying on the feature to do too much of the actual work of operating the car.
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This kind of tightly-constructed story not only avoids the problems other recent Marvel movies have had with trying to do too much, it also gives the movie time to breathe, to develop characters and build worlds, without having to shift focus to a whole new location and collection of heroes every 10 minutes.
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Scott tells me it's too dangerous to do too much cutting in a single sitting, instead they pause because they don't want to over cut the stone and must let the "excited" stone relax: The speed of the wheel and grinding the stone against it causes the diamond to heat up and intensify the color.
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The Get Down traces the coming of age of five teenagers and the birth of hip hop in the late 1970s in the Bronx, as director Baz Luhrmann (Moulin Rouge, among others) brings his signature collage filmmaking style to a project that perhaps tries to do too much but always feels deeply, deeply human.
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As my daughter passed the blissful sleep-all-day newborn stage and headed into the I-want-to-move-but-still-can't-do-too-much-so-I'm-kinda-grumpy stage, I set out to find a simple, portable activity center that wasn't too busy to help keep her entertained (and free me up from holding her all of the time).
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The core business idea is to build a trusted marketplace for storage needs by offering people with items on their hands what it bills as a cheaper (and potentially easier) alternative to traditional self-storage solutions — and, on the host side, a platform to earn a little money for not having to do too much (just having space where you can let stuff safely sit).
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When Democrats, which controlled the FCC at the time, felt that there weren't enough protections in place for consumers, that a company like a Comcast or a Verizon or an AT&T could do too much with your personal information and had too much visibility into the sorts of things that you look at on the internet and the kind of apps that you download.
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It bills Lensa as a "one-button Photoshop", offering a curated suite of photo-editing features intended to enhance portrait photos — including teeth whitening; eyebrow tinting; 'face retouch' which smooths skin tone and texture (but claims to do so naturally); and 'eye contrast' which is supposed to make your eye color pop a bit more (but doesn't seem to do too much if, like me, you're naturally dark eyed).
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We took a little break from them just cause Nick was in L.A. and I was in New York, got to do them on Kroll Show, got to do "Too Much Tuna," got to see how his fans and his show's fans really responded to that, and people all over the country of all different ages — like girls in Arizona...NK: ...like were dressing up as Gil and George for Halloween.
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In a similar way, though discussions of bodies, bodily fluids, and women's duty to deal with them are real and present—"that thick red knowledge"—Atwood clearly didn't feel obliged to do too much of a Part Two on pregnancy, perhaps because other writers such as Megan Hunter, with The End We Start From, and Louise Erdrich, with Future Home of the Living God, have recently taken on pregnancy and dystopia.
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Several people inside the museum, most of whom spoke anonymously for fear of losing their positions, said the Met under Mr. Campbell had tried to do too much too fast: overhiring in the digital department; overspending on an additional building, the Met Breuer, and on rebranding; overdrawing from unrestricted endowment funds to cover costs; emphasizing Modern and contemporary art at the expense of core departments; and pursuing the new wing before the financing was in place.
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After a week, Manning herself seemed worn down by the fury: its been over a week since ive let everyone who helped me out of prison down, so many of you have helped me thru tough times, i tried too hard to do too much, im sorry im a human being and not a symbol, i have hit rock bottom But the fiasco's implications go beyond Manning to the dissociative effects of hero worship, especially on social media; how they turn people into icons and symbols who are not permitted to be fully human, particularly when they're asked to carry the unbearable weight of an oppressed community's hopes and dreams.
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