Philae hasn't been doing too much talking during its time on the comet Though it's a sad moment, Philae hasn't been doing too much talking during its time on the comet.
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Though 61 percent of American adults with children ages 18-29 say parents are doing too much for their young adult offspring, just 28 percent say they themselves are doing too much.
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Someone has been doing too much of the morning show.
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The aristocracy aren't doing too much talking about music though.
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"It looks like we are doing too much," Shiraogawa said.
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But this is an example where it's doing too much.
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But please don't burn yourself by doing too much. Prioritize. .
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You'll find yourself wondering if you're doing too much for little.
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Much rarer is the public body that is doing too much.
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Check in with yourself: Are you doing too much emotional labor?
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I'm always on the side of doing too much with my music.
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Facebook was criticized this week for doing too much to please conservatives.
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Republicans and conservative economists fretted that the Fed was doing too much.
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Doing too little will surely be more costly than doing too much.
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" Another added, "I'm part of the bey hive and y'all doing too much.
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But with that growth comes the risk of doing too much too fast.
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And those last couple years at ESPN, I was just doing too much.
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Doing too much demolishing is far, far worse than not doing enough.[Digg]
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We used to joke around and tell him 'Jacques, you're doing too much!
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No. Just play and if you're doing too much I'll let you know.
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Reports suggest he had recently complained to the company about doing too much overtime.
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"Kris Jenner is just doing too much with my office," Kylie laments to Khloé.
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I don't see myself doing too much different, except being consistent and being dominant.
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Because at some point you don't want the government to be doing too much.
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The Oroville Dam has simply been doing too much of the work for too long.
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Anyone who says, "I love your lips" after a first kiss is doing. too. much.
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When are you doing too much — or that it is too late to do services?
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Among the 50 percent who said government is doing too much, 73 percent backed Trump.
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And each Madden nets criticism for not doing enough, or sometimes for doing too much.
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You were doing too much housework, taking advantage of those nice little Home Depot Saturdays.
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I was doing too much, trying to be too many things to too many people.
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"I felt like I was doing too much," said Ms. Lauretti, who is now 37.
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The clear and present danger is in doing too little, not in doing too much.
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And we're doing that within reason, not changing our swings and not doing too much.
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She told CNBC that one of her biggest challenge is doing too much by herself.
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LG might want to update how its processing works as software might be doing too much.
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"I'm honestly really, really delirious and stressed out and overworked and doing too much," she admitted.
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It's just being smart with it and doing the right amount, and not doing too much.
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"I was just doing too much, I think, and set myself back a little bit," she said.
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But right now, local and federal justice systems aren't at risk of doing too much too soon.
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"What he's doing is right but he might be doing too much at the same time," Weber said.
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I'm just trying to balance what I want to do with not doing too much before it heals.
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"The risk of doing too little is much greater than the risk of doing too much," Stevenson said.
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Lagerfeld was criticized for doing too much, a lot of it not well enough, as is Mr. Abloh.
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The air power component is there but U.S. Special Forces are still doing too much fighting and dying.
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Last week the Trump administration went after the state for doing too much under the Clean Air Act.
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To keep fraudsters from doing too much damage, pay with a credit card rather than a debit card.
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There is, at this point, virtually zero real chance of us acting too fast or doing too much.
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I won't be doing too much besides eating and seeing a couple of points [on the course], if that.
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"I always want to caution athletes about ignoring their pain threshold, and doing too much too soon," she says.
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JD: Maybe the problem is that we're doing too much of the highbrow and not enough of the trash.
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We started out, in the beginning, both doing too much, and working every night of the week on it.
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" But, combined with the film's new storyline, characters, and original soundtrack, "Frozen 2 seems like it's doing too much.
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Will they be able to reach a deal in time without doing too much damage to the U.S. economy?
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"His wife and my girlfriend yell at us because we're doing too much," Mr. Mika said with a laugh.
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Mr. Lagerfeld was criticized for doing too much, a lot of it not well enough, as is Mr. Abloh.
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"When I first got to the NFL, I was doing too much in terms of helping [family]," he says.
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Her mother said she'd worried about Hefford "doing too much at the gym," and had warned her to slow down.
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Other people think the EPA is doing too much, vis-à-vis enforcing environmental laws and they're upset about that.
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As we pointed out recently, long, steady-state cardio really isn't doing too much for you in the fitness department.
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With the federal government able to borrow at a negative real interest rate, doing too much is a minimal risk.
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"It happened the other day and I thought, I've been doing too much telly," she said earlier, using an expletive.
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The risk of doing too much is greatly outweighed in this moment by the consequences of failing to do enough.
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We think a lot about ourselves as individuals, whether we are doing too much, and what we can do better.
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History has shown that "doing too little comes with higher costs than doing too much" when trying to control inflation.
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"Too few people are doing too much, and it's keeping the Cabinet weak," said one outside adviser to the West Wing.
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Of course there were others who tried to offer her health advice, saying she was doing too much at this stage.
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The TV judge, played by Cecily Strong, spoke for almost all of us when she told Trump he's doing too much.
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On the role of government, Republicans say government is already doing too much by more that a two-to-one margin.
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The best we can hope for right now is an arrangement that reopens the government without doing too much additional harm.
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Unity Phelan rose to the challenge of its spare lead-ballerina solo, making something out of little without doing too much.
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Still, with the deadline nearing, the Hajj sponsors faced uncomfortable, nagging questions: Were they doing too much for the Syrian family?
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"The market is not doing too much today — it feels like wait and see," said Olivier Jakob of oil analyst Petromatrix.
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"There's a sense from some of his (Draghi's) colleagues that he was overreacting and doing too much," said Jefferies economist Marchel Alexandrovich.
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Given the copious press coverage of those theories, even casual viewers could have the show's reveals ruined without doing too much digging.
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Thankfully, I was able to salvage it without doing too much grid surgery, because that center would not be easy to rebuild.
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" Hart added, "When you're moving too fast and doing too much, sometimes you can't see the things that you're meant to see.
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Some will think I am doing too much (a lumpectomy), some too little (no radiation), but each must find her own way.
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But fear of a political backlash for doing "too much" discouraged Yellen's predecessor, Ben Bernanke, from acting decisively to promote economic growth.
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Back in April, a CNN survey reported that 44% of Americans believe that the Democrats are doing "too much" to investigate the President.
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So even if eggs aren't doing too much to raise your cholesterol, your side dishes might be taking a toll on your health.
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Ahead, 10 foods you can microwave at your office, in your dorm, or at home if preheating the oven is doing too much.
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It can release a dud – or even a few – without doing too much to damage its brand and suppress interest in future products.
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A lot of conservatives, meanwhile, have been arguing for years that the Federal Reserve was doing too much to prop up the economy.
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" — that was made explicit in the court sketch when Cecily Strong, as the judge, said to Mr. Baldwin's Trump: "You're doing too much.
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But please, feel free to tell me if I'm doing too much, because I'd hate to make the songs suffer in any way.
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"How would you feel if the guy you liked told you you were being too extra and you were doing too much?" she fumes.
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When people have said, 'You're doing too much, you can only do one thing,' I was always a person who was like, 'Why not?
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Kicking the kids out to play till nighttime seems categorically insane, while filling up their after-school hours with extracurriculars is doing too much.
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It can be daunting to read a book like Manguso's, because you walk away from it thinking, I am almost certainly doing too much.
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"When we're doing too much, we lose touch with out internal alignment and what our inner wisdom is trying to tell us," she writes.
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I was trying to avoid a friend of mine—you know you always have that friend in your crew who's always doing too much?
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In the face of that, you need to ask: What's the cost of doing too much and what's the cost of doing too little?
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But there's a fine line between helping the students, many of whom are struggling with multiple financial and family problems, and doing too much.
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New rules to bolster Britain's financial stability, which were introduced in 2014, have dissuaded banks from doing too much lending at big multiples of income.
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The primary criticism of Apple's recent performance is that it's doing too much, and as a result, the general quality of its products has slipped.
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He cited ZO Rooms — which recently shuttered and was bought by OYO Rooms — as an example of the pitfalls of doing too much too soon.
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The dilemma is how to head off a peak in infections that could paralyse public health systems without doing too much economic damage, he added.
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Meanwhile, Kevin Warsh — the Republican most likely to replace Yellen — spent years warning that the Fed was doing too much to aggressively boost job creation.
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Surprisingly, the softening on whether Democrats are overreaching seems to come largely among Republicans: 21983% said they were doing too much in April, it's 232% now.
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In June, King said Williams was doing too much and would have to hunker down and focus on tennis if she wanted to win at Wimbledon.
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The restaurant goes out of its way to be accommodating, without doing too much violence to the various Asian cuisines that inspire much of the menu.
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"Roar" seemed like a good idea when Clinton first opened her campaign, but then she got all those complaints about how she was doing too much roaring.
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These nonconformist dust-dwellers are what would happen if a Carl Sagan quote came to life, destroyed all their neurotransmitters by doing too much ayahuasca, and mutated.
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One month into his first term as president, Donald Trump and his White House team are "doing too much," a longtime friend of Trump's told ABC News.
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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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"We tried to push out the militants without doing too much damage," said a Shi'ite militia soldier fighting with the Iraqi forces who asked not to be named.
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Yes, that's right: They worried the federal government was in danger of doing too much to help low-income workers whose jobs are being sacrificed to save lives.
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Known for his economic and stock market bubble warnings, Paul, 84, said on "Squawk Box" the Fed is "doing too much" in the way of easing monetary policy.
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Trump's confidants had urged him for weeks to find another voice who could represent him on television, warning that his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani was doing too much damage.
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Dancing uncle doing too much The uncle in his late 50s is heading toward a broken hip like he's in his early 20s once Earth Wind & Fire comes on.
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Though he has had Lasik surgery—"In Colombia, before it was legal here"—his vision is still imperfect, a malady he chalks up to doing too much intravenous cocaine.
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That said, if you do decide to sign up for that race, be weary of doing too much, too fast: Overtraining can lead to stress fractures and other injuries.
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The Trump administration said California was doing too much under the law because it had set its own fuel economy standards in an effort to cut automobile tailpipe emissions.
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If health issues flare up when you're doing too much and stress makes your brain feel like it's going to pop, figure out how you'll handle your loaded calendar differently.
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I've always argued that government has a proper role to play, and our job is to make sure it's not doing too much, but it's also not doing too little.
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Today, the same story in a new form reflects a world where people are trying to recapture a purpose they lost years ago, doing too much and thinking too little.
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When I sat down to write a book I was like, how do I do this in a way that still tells a compelling story without doing too much harm.
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In mid-December, days before the final vote, Rubio criticized the bill for doing too much to help corporations and the wealthy and not nearly enough to help everyone else.
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Given the scale of the challenge and the compressed time to act, there is effectively no practical danger of anyone, at any level, doing too much or acting too quickly.
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It&aposs worth pointing out that running every day can increase one&aposs risk for "overuse injury," which results from doing too much physical activity too fast, according to Healthline.
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We also uncovered a number of small technical debt issues in our codebase: blocking object instantiation on an md5 calculation, blocking in constructors and generally doing too much work up front.
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We always joke that we're doing too much or are going too over the top, but our producer (and honorary member) Paul Mack keeps indulging us, so we roll with it.
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They critique the companies for not doing enough — about harassment, fake news, and hate speech — as well as for doing too much, like arbitrarily censoring political criticism and other vital speech.
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Mr. Fico has criticized the European Union's leaders for mishandling the migration crisis, for giving France and Germany too much influence, and for doing too much of its business in Brussels.
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Instead the key is to identify some practical steps that can strike the right balance between doing too much and not enough in the face of what's happening on the ground.
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But he moves very fast, he wants to do more than me, so sometimes I have to hold him back and ask him whether he's doing too much and should slow down.
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Pinterest found that the 83% hiring rate it set for women in engineering roles was doing too much, so it's lowering its 2017 goal to 25%, Pinterest disclosed on its blog today.
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"The risk of an inadequate response — resulting in significant hardship to families that can't make ends meet and a considerably deeper and longer recession — vastly exceeds the risk of doing 'too much.'"
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Maybe you should sit down as a family and tell her that you're delighted to have her around and engaged with the household, but that you're worried that she's doing too much.
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"A few days ago, some may have thought that we were doing too much, that we were exaggerating our capacity to foresee and make decisions ahead of the situation," Mr. Philippe said.
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So we asked a group of dermatologists, all experts in their field, to tell us their number-one tip – whether it's something they're constantly reminding clients of, or see people doing too much.
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The Fed took extraordinary steps, including buying bonds, to support the economy in response to the 2007-2009 financial crisis, but it has been criticized both for doing too much and too little.
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When Ben Bernanke held his first press conference in 2011, nine out of 11 questions from reporters were predicated on the idea he was doing too much — intervening too actively in the economy.
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We can't run the counterfactual, but the Syrian war is a graphic reminder that the United States doing too little overseas can be just as problematic as the United States doing too much.
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" If you find yourself surrounded by people who think you are trying too hard or that you are doing too much, Womack says you need to surround yourself with more of "your people.
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In an April CNN-SSRS poll, 44% said that Democrats in Congress were doing "too much" to investigate Trump while 25% said they were doing too little and 28% called it the right amount.
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They ended up doing too much last time, and they suffered a currency appreciation, and they did nothing this time, and they got the same outcome," El-Erian told CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report.
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I'd like to take this opportunity to wish The Girl a very happy 21st birthday and to give myself a virtual high-five for having raised a child to adulthood without doing too much harm.
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The best case for President Trump has always been that he's a successful businessman, who understands the art of dealmaking and could therefore negotiate congressional horse-trading and international negotiations without doing too much damage.
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"Doing too much can make a family feel like it's someone else's home," says Josh Digrugilliers, 214, the group's local housing specialist, whose crowded key chain jangles in reminder of all the refugees in need.
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In an NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll in April, 57 percent of all Americans agreed that government should do more to meet people's needs, outpacing the 39 percent who said government is doing too much.
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Launched the show in February, right after the inauguration, how much of your thought process goes into Trump and how much Trump stuff you can do, and whether or not you're doing too much Trump stuff?
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Economists' main critique of the policy status quo isn't that we are doing too much to prioritize public health, it's that economic policy is not investing enough material resources in expanding the health care system's capacity.
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Also, I can't count on doing too much cooking in the morning, with the competing demands of a child, the day-care run, dogs and other pressing chores (about that pile of dishes in the sink …).
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A third of Americans say the Republicans in Congress are doing too much to defend Trump (33%), while 17% say they are doing too little and 41% say they're doing the right amount to defend Trump.
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FULL POLL RESULTS The American public increasingly feels that Democrats in Congress are going too far in investigating the President -- 44% say Democrats are doing too much on that score, up from 38% saying so in March.
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Although the team managers are willing to help in just about any way imaginable, they are wary of doing too much, and at some point rather than say "yes," they encourage players to find their own solutions.
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"Somebody has to look after them because nobody else is doing too much, as far as the government, in protecting their habitat and protecting them," Christeen McLeod, who is housing the koalas, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
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And while a 53% majority of rural blue-collar whites (as well as 60% of their suburban counterparts) thought government was doing too much, nearly three-fifths of them in urban centers thought it should do more.
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It's a wonderful day to edit your closet, do some shopping (but leave your credit card at home to avoid doing too much damage!), and see your crushes, thanks to Venus and Jupiter's connection in the sky!
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"Some say we're doing too much in terms of monetary policy and we may be sowing the basis for prices to slip out of control," the Bank of Italy governor told an event at La Sapienza university.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Monday attacked the Mexican government for not doing enough to stop migration to the US -- but immigration rights activists for years have complained that Mexico is in fact doing too much.
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The only way to beat this pandemic is to go on a war footing here," Cramer said, adding that there is no danger of doing too much, but "there is a huge risk of doing too little.
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And the Nintendo 3DS, the handheld successor to the also very popular DS, isn't doing too much better, with 3DS sales consistently lagging the DS. So Nintendo is looking to shore up in alternative markets — like the iPhone.
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I've told them, make efforts to figure out how to deal with this issue without doing too much impinging on free speech or the government's going to come in and change you, and that will not be good.
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According to the latest POLITICO/Morning Consult poll, only 3 percent of voters said the Trump administration is doing too much in response to the virus, compared to 45 percent who say the Trump administration isn't doing enough.
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A state-based approach could also address one of the conceptual mistakes many right-leaning health wonks think the Obama administration made during health reform — doing too much, all at once, through the blunt tool of federal lawmaking.
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A plurality of Americans, 41 percent, said congressional Republicans are doing an appropriate amount to defend Trump, compared to 33 percent who said they are doing too much and 17 percent who said they were doing too little.
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A mech that can just stand in combat and blaze away turn after turn is either a glass cannon, or it's probably carrying a light enough armament that it's not generating too much heat—nor doing too much damage.
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" Absolutely anything -- watching too much football on TV, doing too much research -- could be considered behaviorally addictive if mental health professionals don't insist on more rigorous study of the issue, Bean said: "Opening that door is a Pandora's box.
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He was a longtime critic of the N.C.A.A., the major national governing body for college sports, saying it was doing too much for football and too little for track and field and other sports that did not generate revenue.
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Critics, including political allies of Lopez Obrador, say Mexico is doing too much to placate Trump, after an agreement to stave off the tariff threat that has led to a deployment of more than 20,000 National Guard and soldiers.
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I think it's actually, they like, and I don't think it babies them in a way that's negative, but it really is interesting because I struggle with the idea of doing too much for them, like going to things.
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According to the exit poll, those who believed government was doing "too much" (50 percent of the electorate) gave Trump a 50-point margin, while voters who wanted government to "do more" (21625 percent) gave Clinton almost the exact same advantage.
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Asked about the Trump administration's response to the coronavirus outbreak, voters split again: Forty-three percent say the administration isn't doing enough, while 2986 percent say it is doing the right amount and 22 percent say it is doing too much.
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"I'm proud of the wines we've made, but when I look at them, none of them have been as good as they could be because I've had too much going on, been doing too much and spread too thin," he said.
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Even fans of the last two books in the series, A Feast for Crows and A Dance With Dragons, will admit that the books suffer from the problems of a writer who is doing too much world-building and not enough plot-advancing.
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So the next time a LeBron fan tries to suggest that you're doing too much as a member of the Beyhive, remind them that their super-masculine fan club put faith in a young wives' tale about the Kardashians to excuse their loss.
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In the podcast episode on Dunkin' Donuts, its CFO Kate Jaspon told Banks about a survey the company conducted, which found people thought that in trying to be both a beverage and a food company, it was doing too much of everything.
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Great rim protectors have to learn when to go for the big play and when to settle for a well-contested shot, and one of Embiid's worst habits on defense doing too much of the former and getting suckered away from the basket.
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Other than Moments, which largely flopped, and the move to the algorithmic feed ranking, Twitter sure didn't seem to be doing too much and was already being criticized for slow product evolution as it tried to avoid disturbing its most hardcore users.
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Identified only as a "senior official in the Trump administration," the piece lays out how the author -- as well as other colleagues within the administration -- are waging a semi-open campaign to keep the President from doing too much damage to the nation.
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He had multiple gym memberships so he could hop from one gym to the next on any given day—"not just for convenience, but to spread out my visible workload so people wouldn't think I was doing too much," says Cox, now 31.
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Those numbers are rightly read as a warning sign to Democrats, as is the trend line on them: in a March CNN poll, 38% thought Democrats in Congress were doing too much to investigate Trump while 34% said they were doing the right amount.
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For political leaders, the calculation appears to be that you can never be seen to be doing too much to defeat terrorism, even if a great deal of the apparent effort is ineffective displacement activity, described by experts such as Bruce Schneier as "security theatre".
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High-mileage runners wondered if they could be doing too much, and if at some undefined number of miles or hours, running might become counterproductive and even contribute to premature mortality, And a few people questioned whether running really added materially to people's life spans.
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Kathleen Lucente, CEO and founder of PR agency Red Fan Communications, said that one of the most important lessons she learned after starting her business was to "separate church and state" to avoid the mistake of doing too much admin directly with her clients.
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WASHINGTON (CNN)With Robert Mueller's investigation finished, Donald Trump's approval rating stands at its highest level since April 2017 in a new CNN Poll conducted by SSRS, as the share who say Democrats in Congress are doing too much to investigate the President rises 6 points.
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Throughout the campaign, Trump argued that the United States was doing too much to protect allies capable of defending themselves and openly wondering whether the US gets enough from countries like Japan and South Korea to bother keeping tens of thousands of troops there to defend them.
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Or for that matter, think of anyone who cites "uncertainty" as a reason to do nothing — when it should be obvious that the risks of faster-than-expected climate change if we do too little dwarf the risks of doing too much if change is slower than expected.
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The President and Congress have done zero, zero on immigration was promised, it was sworn to in blood there would be a press-- HEGSETH: Whoa whoa, are you saying the president has done nothing yet the entire left wing has premised its existence on the Trump administration doing everything, doing too much at the border.
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"We try our hardest – and often it works out – but I think unfortunately there are some people who have unrealistic expectations about what we can do for them, especially when they're coming in at the tail end of a serious problem," said Mr. Ruggiero, who spoke of bodies going into "complete shock" from doing too much too soon.
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"It's pretty clear that Donald Trump ran and was elected as a nationalist who would look out, as he put it, just for American interests, and who thought the U.S. was doing too much and was being exploited by the rest of the world, " says Thomas Wright, fellow and director of the Project on International Order and Strategy at the Brookings Institution.
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She was extra alert on those first visits, extra careful, trying to figure out what was going on—the conflicts and rivalries between members of the family, tension over who wasn't doing enough, who was doing too much, unresolved bitterness, and nearly always grief and anxiety and fretting about how to take care of the patient and what to do.
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Staffers at both the central Fed office in DC and several of the regional banks have consistently told me over the years that the central bank has felt implicitly restrained in how much it can stimulate economic growth by fear of actual and possible political criticism — criticism that comes almost exclusively from inflation hawks who accuse the Fed of doing too much.
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It happened when he found himself embroiled, and caught out, in something distasteful: doing too much for lobbyists from the gambling industry (he loved to toss $100 chips round a craps table, lucky feather and penny stowed in his pocket); accepting favours and funds from Charles Keating of the savings-and-loan scandal; trading low blows with rivals in his runs for the Republican nomination in 2000 and for the presidency in 2008—and then failing at both.
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