"We shouldn't go overboard in pursuit of appearances," he said.
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But some tea nuts go overboard trying to experience it.
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Sometimes leftovers may be incorporated, but judiciously; don't go overboard.
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Some singers go overboard with the coloratura in these repeats.
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And when I do go overboard, they're like: 'Pull it back.
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You have to ask permission, but not go overboard with it.
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Let's just not go overboard and start feeding babies almond milk.
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It's important not to go overboard when it comes to acids.
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"Nobody should feel pressure to go overboard with mermaids!" he jokes.
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Tiffany Haddish might not want to go overboard in Miami again.
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I go overboard and ask for Nutella, pistachio cream, and coconut.
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Kim's advice is simple: Do your best, but don't go overboard.
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Stick to the recommended twice-daily use, and don't go overboard.
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Other protein powders and drinks go overboard with sucralose or stevia.
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To be successful, projects can't go overboard with theatrics, analysts say.
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You don't need to go overboard, just a drop will do.
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When it comes to eating I try not to go overboard.
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Still, investors shouldn't go overboard with bets on socially responsible companies.
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Amazingly, Smith says he's not one to go overboard with holiday spirit.
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Budget constraints meant that the company couldn't go overboard on luxuries, however.
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The point here is that beauty doesn't have to always go overboard.
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Let's not go overboard, manufacturing was still up 2.3% year-on-year.
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Feel free to wear more brightly colored elements, but don't go overboard.
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Octavia Spencer has learned the hard way not to go overboard on undergarments.
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I always try to go overboard with the amount of information I give.
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The film's emotions go overboard almost as often as the frequently soaked sailors.
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Awareness of your food intake will make you less likely to go overboard.
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Still, there's no need to go overboard in our explanations, Ms. Connors said.
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Sometimes it's easy to go overboard — or maybe you were just experimenting anyway.
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We are sympathetic with the cause, the argument goes, but don't go overboard.
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I try to eat a varied diet and not go overboard on anything.
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Not everything goes, just like critics shouldn't get to go overboard against seasoned pros.
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Eat a sensible breakfast and light lunch, or you might go overboard at dinner.
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If you're going to do something to excess, you might as well go overboard.
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Moms always go overboard for their kids' birthday parties, especially for the first birthday.
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" Mr. Shnayder, of Citizens Bank, also said that the documentation requirements can go "overboard.
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In the midst of a miraculous book, I tend to go overboard on empathy.
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Sometimes people go overboard, but they don't have to; it's all about balance and proportion.
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We've been influential but if it doesn't really float your boat, you can't go overboard.
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Try not to go overboard with your escapist tendencies—things will mellow out later today.
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Not that the men who go overboard and disrespect a woman are acting like men.
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As for authenticity on a broader scale: Well, she knows better than to go overboard.
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Most go overboard and use large amounts, way more than any guy could physically cum.
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I go overboard on Hanna Andersson and spend $154.67 on an assortment of baby clothes.
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"You can go overboard with a glamorous look if you're not careful," Ms. Merhi said.
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And if you go overboard, take a pain reliever and hydrate to mitigate a hangover.
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I just think it's better with any type of thing to not go overboard with it.
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If you go shopping, make sure that you don't go overboard — avoid creating clutter for yourself.
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Behind the scenes, Republican lawmakers expressed relief that Trump did not go overboard in his speech.
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Plus, "we don't go overboard when there's the big study abroad, expensive field trips," he says.
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Just don't go overboard with ordering too much caffeine because it's now so easy to do.
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That can quickly go overboard, but all of human experience is about striking that healthy balance.
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As for lunch, "she didn't go overboard with the tacos" by choosing smart toppings, says Glassman.
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Everyone is sad for you when your pet dies, but you're not supposed to go overboard.
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You have the freedom to go overboard, nobody takes to much notice if you do so.
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While curbing excess washing has its merits, there are bound to be those who go overboard.
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Sure, we all love a cute animal GIF from time to time, but don't go overboard.
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Now it's important that you don't go overboard and start manipulating your biceps to alien proportions.
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Fixating on huge crises prompts politicians to go overboard, become too improvisational and ignore other issues.
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Don't go overboard: Trust me, you don't need all those random things you think you'll need.
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The CW superhero universe can at times go overboard with the gimmicks, with crossovers and "event" episodes.
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Facebook and its properties, such as Instagram, have a propensity to go overboard when enforcing these policies.
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But unlike other festivals, these attendees didn't have to go overboard with their glam to get noticed.
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Still on Atkins, she also allows herself a cheat day once a week, but doesn't go overboard.
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Helen's American menu is generic, while its decor and drink names go overboard with outdated Orientalist themes.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family members love to go overboard for Halloween, and this year is no exception.
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It's easy to go overboard (read: the baby blue eye shadow that may have matched your prom dress).
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A dash of mustard, a splash of ketchup — you don't have to go overboard to make them tasty.
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While initially shiny, it dries to a matte finish, but won't go overboard and dry to a crust.
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When parents go overboard protecting their children, they don't allow them to take risks and reap the consequences.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family tends to love extravagant themes, which typically means the sisters go overboard for Halloween.
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I'm not afraid to go overboard with highlighter, and often apply glowing blushes and highlights to my cheeks.
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These waters may calm down and we may go overboard tomorrow, but you have to stay in control.
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Ms. Cunningham and Mr. Curtis go overboard on audience outreach, explaining everything in a tone of apologetic disclaimer.
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Although he still follows his friend's advice on selecting knafeh, he will often, admittedly, go overboard in quantity.
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Stay focused on promoting your client attentiveness and don't go overboard touting your graphic design or writing skills.
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You also can add a little publicity for yourself, but don't go overboard with any sayings or artwork.
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Though proceed with caution, since reaching top thrust speeds could get slightly, um, uncomfortable, if you go overboard.
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But there's also no need to go overboard, suggesting that a wedding is on the horizon, she said.
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But don't go overboard: No evidence supports the "eight glasses of water a day" claims, Dr. Freedhoff said.
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"Christmas is one of my favorite holidays and we always go overboard in decorating the whole house," she says.
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I always feel like I have to go overboard when staying for free with friends to repay their generosity.
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If you go shopping, make sure that you don't go overboard — you don't want to create clutter for yourself.
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Some observers see them as cautionary figures, warning CrossFitters not to go overboard, or risk ending up like them.
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For this reason, it's important to include keywords from the job description in your resume — but don't go overboard.
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It was by no stretch normal, but I think people were very respectful to not try to go overboard.
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Recently, she revealed her latest indulgences on her app and website, sharing that she doesn't go overboard on the sweets.
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I'm hungry so of course I go overboard and get a large burrito, chips and salsa, and a small margarita.
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Style with mules in a soft hue, and don't go overboard with the accessories (aside from an umbrella, of course).
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Yes, gold is not something that any investor should go overboard with and make a big portion of their portfolio.
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But don't go overboard — on May 26, Venus will oppose Saturn, which will bring cold, hard realities to the surface.
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It's easy to go overboard, but you want to have enough pillows to make your bed look and feel luxurious.
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However, Redlener said, many shoppers go overboard when purchasing food supplies, loading up on cases of tuna and peanut butter.
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Mr. Villeneuve said it was important to use materials that closely matched the original masonry — and to not go overboard.
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Don't go overboard when applying the styling powder, or your hair may feel sticky and you'll lose the natural look.
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There's one caveat though, the shadow's texture is so fun to play with, it's easy to go overboard on the face.
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But the problem with this approach is that you'll feel ultra-restricted and be more likely to go overboard next time.
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While there are amazing deals at Costco and Sam's Club, it's easy to go overboard and spend more than you realize.
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"We have not gone overboard on this case, and a midrange recommendation doesn't go overboard either," he said to the judge.
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Too many of the translations go overboard with vaudeville jokes and coarse wit rather than capture the 'esprit' of the original.
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Furthermore, when one places security above all else, it's easy to go overboard punishing the other side, which can jeopardize peace.
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John Grannis of the U.S. Marine Corps would go overboard without permission, known today as AWOL, to deliver their whistleblower report.
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If your levels are low, raising them with more sunlight exposure or supplements has few downsides if you don't go overboard.
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Just be careful: A lot of these have free booze, and it can be easy to go overboard at the open bar.
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California Dreamin' Now that mixing and matching different variations of tie dye is a part of your styling arsenal, don't go overboard!
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Filicia, on the other hand, enjoys the illusion of a nautical theme, as long as it doesn't go overboard in a room.
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Don't go overboard with keywords and skip generic descriptors that don't really set you apart from the rest of the applicant pool.
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Don't go overboard with keywords Many companies and recruiters use keyword-scanning software as a tool to narrow the job applicant pool.
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These games can add up fast, so you don't want to go overboard by entering a bunch of pools all at once.
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Most diets recommend nuts in large amounts, but if you go overboard on this protein alternative, your skin will pay the price.
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The defense of norms can go overboard, to be sure, but the past week shows just how vital some of them are.
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"I won't go overboard on the acquisitions front because it's important that we get our balance sheet back into shape," he said.
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But at the same time, we get it: The thing with max shine is that it's far too easy to go overboard.
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Don't go overboard on the basil, he warns, as he adds a pinch of sugar to correct against the bitterness of the herbs.
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But they shouldn't go overboard by loading up on bonds and ignoring the home-ownership opportunity that low interest rates afford, she said.
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We Philadelphians have a massive inferiority complex and have a tendency to go overboard with our civic pride, but that's a different article.
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Of course, no matter how careful you are with marijuana, there's still a chance you'll go overboard and find yourself way too high.
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Focus on doing the best job you can and being upbeat and friendly — but don't go overboard trying to be everyone's best friend.
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But Saldana's shorter workouts are a great reminder that you don't have to go overboard with your exercise if you're not into it.
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I've been trying to think of a way to set an example — to come up with an olive branch that doesn't go overboard.
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Nevertheless, the consultant said to not to go overboard with such a decision, and to make sure it's necessary before committing to it.
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"If you own our stock, by definition youre comfortable with Russia, but that doesnt mean we want to go overboard," Rollinson told Reuters.
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So there will be a lot of bargaining ahead and some of the dreamier GND requirements will go overboard for the time being.
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Those people are the audience for the health care pitch from Biden, Bennet, Buttigieg, and others: expand health coverage but don't go overboard.
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Exercise is supermodel Nina Agdal's go-to choice to boost her mood, but she had to learn not to go overboard with her workouts.
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We are taking a long weekend trip for our anniversary, and I want to set aside enough to have fun, but not go overboard.
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Let this be the year you're not going to go overboard with tons of lofty New Year's resolutions that you're never going to achieve.
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If your lips are cracked and flaky, stick to soothing balms and treatments; if they're chapped, feel free to buff, but don't go overboard.
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When it came time to design the nursery for her daughter Vivian, actress Elizabeth Tulloch didn't want to go overboard with the blush brush.
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Assuming he doesn't want to go overboard for Shattenkirk, a cheaper option could make sense; Buffalo's Cody Franson has been suggested a few times.
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If we stigmatize a behavior and then engage in it, it's easy to go overboard, which can leave us feeling guilty and less satisfied.
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It could be a small part of a portfolio but not something investors should go overboard with, especially given the volatility of the cryptocurrency.
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Sometimes, the modified T cells go overboard, excreting huge quantities of molecules called cytokines that lead to severe fevers, low blood pressure, and difficulty breathing.
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Try not to go overboard while these two planets work together — it could be easy to make more of the moment than what it is.
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But your horse face ass woke up on the wrong side of the stable and decide to go overboard with your f–k boy comments.
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Don t go overboard, or bae will have a coughing fit before he even has a chance to take in all of your hard work.
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Each wave has represented new ways of defining female agency — and sometimes those young feminists go overboard in atoning for the sins of their mothers.
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In this episode, Lisa Toney and Sienky Lallemand go overboard in trying to cover up their affair in a case that received national news coverage.
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It's a tale worth telling on celluloid and even though director Ali can't stop himself from injecting some Bollywood jingoism and melodrama, he doesn't go overboard.
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Do-it-yourself masks and treatments can do wonders for your skin, but hopeful DIYers can go overboard causing their skin to become irritated and inflamed.
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I'm a little scared because sometimes we go overboard with the drinking, but I love hanging out with her because we always have a good time.
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This carrier is perfect whether you drive or take public transit, and it's such a relief for those of us who may go overboard while shopping.
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Then you had Saudis go overboard and cut way back on exports to the U.S. and try to balance the market as rapidly as they could.
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"Nino, in my view, sometimes does go overboard," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, his ideological opposite and longtime friend, told me when I was writing the book.
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Entrepreneurs who go overboard trying to protect their intellectual property can find themselves bogged down, overwhelmed, and unable to safeguard all the "ironclad" names and logos.
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In my case, it's been helpful to talk things through with friends and family, making a safety plan I can stick to that doesn't go overboard.
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If a smoothie is the only way you're going to get fruits and vegetables into your diet, don't go overboard and watch out for added sugars.
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In order to not go overboard when dressing up our spaces, we need goods that are subtle enough to blend in while still making a Halloween statement.
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He stands as proof that old machines do not necessarily need replacing, as well as an unfortunate reminder that people don't often go overboard praising them, either.
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And perhaps nowhere do some people go overboard with more intensity and vigor than in Tinder's review sections on the iOS App Store and the Google Play Store.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star, 33, revealed her latest indulgences on her app and website Wednesday, sharing that she doesn't go overboard on the sweets.
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It's a lovely day for romance, and you're feeling flirtatious, but it's also extremely important that you check yourself and that you don't go overboard with anything today.
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That's not to say I'll never have them but that I try to be aware of what I'm eating and how much so that I don't go overboard.
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While classic business doctrine pushes the importance of an alpha male stance (shoulder back, chin up, strong handshake), it's easy to go overboard and come off as fake.
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Still a bit scarred from Vietnam, I didn't go overboard, ordering the spicy chicken rice bowl, Portuguese egg tart, and fries to split with my skeptical friend Kristie.
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The Fed went too far with rate hikes at the end of 2018, El-Erian believes, but he doesn't think the Fed should go overboard with rate cuts.
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But it is easy to go overboard in this analysis, and to the extent there are different camps with different narratives, they are not necessarily equal or equivalent.
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So, sure, Democrats sometimes go overboard with identity and can do a far better job appealing to ALL who have been left behind — but identity still matters profoundly.
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So it makes sense that when you see a post in your feed that makes your political blood boil, you may go overboard with a comment or two.
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Not to go overboard with praise for this silly take on Detective Pikachu so early in the day, but what more do Pokémon fans want from this cruel world?
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With the goal of spending only a set amount of money in each category each month, it's crucial to keep up with your spending so you don't go overboard.
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"I'm not going to go overboard on Tony, but we love the package," coach Roy Williams said after North Carolina improved to 100-7 all-time in home openers.
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As long as you don't go overboard on the volume, frequency, and intensity of your workouts, however, there's no need to worry about cardio dramatically slowing down muscle growth.
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A graffiti removal effort in Chicago appeared to go overboard in May, whitewashing a mural that had been up in the city's Hermosa neighborhood for more than 25 years.
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You don't need to go overboard on research, but it's a good idea to be aware of what you should do if you do think you've contracted the coronavirus.
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A rep for the company -- which is said to be the culprit for the congressman's extra shiny finish Tuesday night -- says Kennedy did NOT go overboard with the product.
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Both look difficult if the expenditure in health and other populist schemes go overboard and inflation rises due to higher oil prices and minimum support prices (MSP) for crops.
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Though it may be tempting to overspend, Monster's career expert Vicki Salemi says it's best to not go overboard when selecting a gift for a boss or a colleague.
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For some reason, the OP215T has a tendency to go overboard on color saturation, which causesHere's another example of the OP273T going a bit too hard on color saturation.
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"I think that we need to not go overboard with micro sensitivity in just assuming because a man gives a woman an exercise bike, that insinuates it's to lose weight."
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There are films where you can go overboard, and create visually stimulating characters that do give you pause and make you take a second look, and appreciate the art in them.
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" Chyna's most creative zinger lands at the end ... "your horse face ass woke up on the wrong side of the stable and decide to go overboard with your f*** boy comments.
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By isolating the background in this photo, the background becomes less busy and less distracting: Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect When using Portrait mode, it's important to never go overboard.
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Sometimes you kind of go overboard when you write a song and you try to get that perfect lyric and it's -- from, like, a songwriting point of view -- it's just magical.
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A few taps of the cream will provide a sheer radiance which can be layered for more impact — but since the pigment is so subdued, it's almost impossible to go overboard.
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All of Duke Cannon's Proper Colognes are eau de parfum, which means a few sprays will last all day long — there's no need to go overboard with a bunch of sprays.
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Here's hoping the NHL doesn't go overboard on the non-existent McDavid/Crosby rivalry, but a little bit of back and forth with the two would make for a good show.
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Professors, in seeking to protect themselves from liability, they said, might go overboard in monitoring students, which could drive students underground and dissuade them from talking to anyone about their problems.
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Investors looking for good opportunities in the bond market should consider some high yield plays, but they shouldn't go overboard, said Matt Toms, chief investment officer of fixed Income at Voya Financial.
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But it's pretty easy to go overboard and use the wrong device, the wrong app, for the wrong reasons, in an obsessive manner and maybe even get harmful outcomes as a result.
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I go overboard and buy a pair of high waisted striped flare pants that made my butt look incredible and a mustard yellow shirt to match it all comes out to $125.
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Find the Ideal Portion Size Even if you plan to clock many miles [] or work your butt off in a Tabata-style class, it's important not to go overboard on sweet stuff.
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It is possible to go overboard, or is sleep one of those things, like eating well, or not erupting in rage at friends and loved ones, to which moderation does not really apply?
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And although the Oppo F211 Pro doesn't go overboard with the selfie camera — it only has a 211-megapixel sensor — I've found the selfies satisfactory once I turned the beautifying features off completely.
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If you can format the text in your item listing, use a light touch to bring out the key details, but don't go overboard (no one wants to see huge, bold, pink text).
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Of course, because I go overboard on just about anything to do with him and his education, I buy three math workbooks, a book of mazes, a graphic novel, and notebooks for me.
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The main View 20 camera quirk to watch out for is Honor's AI photo tuning, which can go overboard on color saturation when shooting pictures of things like food, flowers or certain landscapes.
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After that, I took an interest in drugs' effects and pharmacology, and harm reduction, which thankfully restrained me from taking MDMA excessively as, at the time, it would've been easy to go overboard.
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A new Washington Post-ABC News poll shows that a plurality of independents already expect the new House majority to go overboard with its oversight, and even some Democratic lawmakers have expressed unease.
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Don't go overboard when chasing returns Still, there's a reason why bonds are a good, steady source of income for retirees -- they don't tend to fall as sharply as stocks in bear markets.
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There's no need to share details about your situation — especially if you are pregnant or in recovery and don't want to talk about it — but you don't need to go overboard with deception, either.
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Whether you're creating realistic-looking hairs with a flick of a pencil or taking great care not to go overboard on the Dipbrow, attaining brow perfection takes practice, patience, and a steady hand. Or!
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By incorporating some incidental, frivolous spending into your budget plan, you can make sure you're not totally deprived of opportunities to spend money on things you enjoy, while also ensuring you don't go overboard.
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When agencies go overboard, state legislators typically wash their hands of the affair, blaming the agency for going beyond what lawmakers say they intended, but then they do nothing to reverse the objectionable rule.
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Read more: 4 simple reasons you should never do a cleanse So if a smoothie is your best bet for squeezing some fruits and vegetables into your diet, that's probably OK — just don't go overboard.
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The U.S. auto industry with its futuristic robots learned this the hard way, while the Japanese (whom we firmly associate with robots) did not go overboard and simply stayed with lean production teams of human workers.
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There was no reason to go overboard with the megapixels as every photo snapped is reduced to just 240 x 144-pixels in size, and then downgraded to a 1-bit color palette—black and white.
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Because the CleverPet Hub only dispenses one piece of kibble at a time, your dog isn't going to go overboard on food but it may take a little while to get him to figure it out.
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"This is certainly something to be concerned about but I wouldn't go overboard; we don't have a generation or two of deafened music listeners out there, just a slightly greater-than-normal number," says Dr. Chasin.
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With a dusting of peppermint powder and mint chip ice cream, it could have been easy to go overboard and taste like Colgate, but the minty flavor was restrained and provided just the perfect holiday accent.
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Although some internet health gurus may advocate for a specific "anti-inflammation" diet, there's no need to go overboard, cutting out peppers here and corn there; staying active and eating well (most of the time) is enough.
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"I mean, it seems like we really go overboard to make sure all these other nationalities nowadays and colors have their fair shake of it, but no one's looking out for the white guy anymore," he said.
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To the Editor: It is not unusual today for the media to go overboard with verbal abuse of people who may or may not have done something wrong, but this is not the role of federal agencies.
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Jennifer Litwin, author of "Best Furniture Buying Tips Ever!" and "Furniture Hot Spots: The Best Furniture Stores and Websites Coast to Coast," told Insider it's possible to go overboard with cleaning — and it can harm your furniture.
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If the owner of the company came in and started saying how great a job you were doing, some people didn't notice or care if he would, at the same time, go overboard about complimenting your body.
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We pick out a leash, a bunch of toys (we go overboard, but come on — they have toys shaped like donuts and hedgehogs), a few different types of treats, and a bag of organic grain-free dog food.
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Still, the outage is a reminder that electricity isn't always a sure thing, and Mayor Bill de Blasio has asked residents and businesses not to go overboard on air conditioning, so that the electrical grid isn't too strained.
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If you go overboard on the carbo-load the day before the race or during your training, you could risk being too full on runs, as well as take in energy your body doesn't necessarily need, Bonci said.
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As someone who tends to go overboard on blush and bronzer in my dark bathroom, this certainly helped me avoid leaving the house looking like Amy Schumer at the end of her "Girl, Take Off Your Makeup" sketch. Helpful?
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Right now, the rules for sexual engagement are so much about denying any kind of interpersonal connection that students go overboard and they end up being really discourteous, sometimes really rude or cruel, in an effort to perform disinterest.
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I mean, I don&apost want to go overboard but to really go after people and their family in the ways that he has for unrelated offenses is really all the kinds of things our Constitution was set up to prevent.
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We can go overboard with the good stuff, too: Back when I started my fitness kick, well-meaning friends told me to tone down my daily regimen—two recovery meetings, a two-hour workout, and a whole-foods-only nutrition plan.
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This unspoken, collective resentment actually perpetuates the problem: when one friend asks their friend group to do a lot for their day, the rest use that as permission to go overboard on their own celebrations, almost like payback, Marie says.
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The 1.6-ounce bottle offers more product than most other formulas since you can use it on your body, and the squeeze bottle has a small tip that dispenses just a little bit of product so you won't go overboard.
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The company also made clear that even as it has faced grilling from lawmakers over what has been posted and shared on its site by Russian actors, it will not go overboard by stifling free expression on the social network.
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If we go overboard in forbidding the collection and use of that information, I fear that we will cut off our nose to spite our face and cut off a critical strategy for a sustainable future of news and journalism.
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Don't go overboard with exercise on fasting days Strenuous exercise, such as cycling, running, high-impact aerobics and weight lifting, is not advised on fasting days because the body does not have the fuel available to sustain rigorous activity, Heller explained.
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We've seen the sparkly stuff take over the runways of Fashion Week, the red carpet, and influence the fall collections of beauty brands, so what better time to take on the trend than on a day when you're actually encouraged to go overboard.
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"This announcement about Secretary Powell's emails shows just how routine it is for government bureaucrats to go overboard when it comes to judging whether information is too sensitive for the public to see," Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said in a statement.
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Most of my colleagues I have spoken to on this topic agree: Whether you call it an "intentional indulgence" or a "cheat meal," enjoying dessert can help you attain your long-term weight and health goals, as long as you don't go overboard.
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A caveat: Jupiter believes that bigger is better (it never understood the saying "more is less"), and Neptune never met an intoxicating substance it didn't like, so try not to get too drunk in celebration during this time — it will be easy to go overboard.
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While we love the freedom of expression that comes with winter dressing, the tendency to go overboard with layering is very real — as in, instead of a stylish ensemble, we're often left with piled-on thick fabrics that make us look somewhat frumpy and uncomfortable.
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I'm all fine with that, but some of the words that came out of his mouth was a little bit overboard, and being a guy with pride, a guy with three kids and a family, some things just go overboard and that's where he took it.
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But before Democrats go overboard in shifting their financial and organizational resources, as well as endorsements, to the former vice president, they should think long and hard about whether they want the face of their party to be someone who represents the past -- or the future.
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That&aposs how we get sushi on our table as there is someone on a boat that could die, go overboard or could freeze to death and I think they are kind of the unsung heroes of this beautiful country and this thing that we have the American dream.
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Same for Google Play Music, Spotify, Adobe's Creative Cloud apps like Photoshop Express for Android, Microsoft's Office apps for Android and any other similar app (but because most Chrome OS devices only feature limited amounts of local storage, you probably don't want to go overboard with downloading your Spotify playlists).
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After a sharp turn at an allegedly unsafe speed caused all of the passengers to go overboard, the boat continued to spiral out of control at 30 miles per hour in Lake Gage, causing more injuries to passengers already in the water as well as property damage, according to the release.
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And if you have the ability to purchase what you need, Torres says, "don't go overboard with stockpiling," since that could make it harder for low-income people — who may not be able to afford to order online or go to lots of different stores — to get what they need.
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We drank a delicious gin and tonic and a refreshing tequila muddled with lime before heading out for dinner, and it was hard not to go overboard with the morning baked goods, all made in-house: perfectly flaky and buttery croissants, blueberry-oat crumb muffins and cakes like the Budapest, a rich gluten-free hazelnut and chocolate confection.
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Unless you have a medical condition that dictates otherwise, there's no reason to cut anything – not butter, ice cream or Porterhouse steak — completely from your diet as long as you mainly eat plant-based foods (vegetables, fruits and whole grains), lean animal protein and fish and don't go overboard on foods rich in saturated fats that can cause harm in excess.
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But in the excitement of leaving a hefty cable bill behind, there's the chance that you could go overboard in the other direction—signing up for Netflix to watch Lost in Space, HBO for Game of Thrones, and Crunchyroll for when you want to nostalgia-binge Naruto—and wind up paying just as much (or more) than you did when you had a pay TV package.
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"We always go overboard in decorating the whole house," Kardashian said in a post on her app earlier this month, gushing about how much she loves decking the halls and trimming all her Christmas trees (she has seven trees total — individual tress for sons Mason, 8, Reign Aston, 3, and daughter Penelope, 5, and then one for her bedroom, one for her living room, and two for her entryway).
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