Pretty much everything he does that goes overboard helps him.
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But when he goes overboard, Kate sees the chance to get revenge.
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Sometimes Samsung's image enhancing and sharpening goes overboard, as this comparison illustrates.
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Nothing goes overboard unless we have run it through a treatment plant.
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Frank Bruni's big Italian family goes overboard with the food at Thanksgiving.
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Still, the movie goes overboard on his space-cape costumery, which forgives a lot.
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"Costco goes overboard on the whole member is always right s—," one Reddit user wrote.
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It's all pretty ridiculous, and the ending goes overboard, but Mr. Costner keeps it entertaining.
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At times Ms. Leve goes overboard when she gets into the clinical aspects of what she suffered.
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Still, Fin sometimes goes overboard so users shouldn't be shy about contesting any charges that seem ridiculous.
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There is no secret league of Wellses — just one critic who sometimes goes overboard in his research.
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Jupiter exaggerates, overindulges, and goes overboard, just like you, Pisces, at an all-you-can-eat-and-drink brunch.
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The problem is that sometimes the brain goes overboard producing it, and when that happens the brain is damaged.
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At times, Mr. Sullivan goes overboard with sound and camera tricks to convey the acute sensory perception of people with autism.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Tuesday's episode of the Discovery Channel series, cameras capture the chilling moment when a deckhand goes overboard.
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It tends to paint a bleak picture of Israel's actions, and it goes overboard in predicting grave consequences for Israel that rarely materialize.
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This not only feels conspicuously tilted toward the art-house end of his filmography, but almost goes overboard in shelving his humorous side.
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Holmer sometimes goes overboard with a groaning, atonal score, which feels like a garish shout for attention by contrast with all the low-key naturalism.
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From the thumbnail, the two pictures seem pretty close, but if you zoom in, you can see where OnePlus' Night mode goes overboard on the sharpening.
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"To me, the moment it goes overboard is the minute you walk into HomeGoods and there's an explosion of 'Eat, Live, Laugh, Love, Die, '" he said.
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But most of the time, she goes overboard and seems like she is receiving way too much gratification getting headlines and television time for her stern and condescending lectures.
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"There's just certain things that Matt goes overboard on," says Amy, who notes the wooden pirate ship — which she says cost "a lot of money" — that Matt is having rebuilt for his grandkids.
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Among them, Yara Shahidi goes overboard gift-wrapping for Tory Burch, Rashida Jones throws a holiday party with her sis for Banana Republic and Nicole Richie raps as alter-ego Nikki Fre$h to promote her new line Honey Minx.
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Garbus has always loved lo-fi fragility for the way its patchiness can make listeners uncomfortable — her erratic juxtapositions evoke a sonic backwater whose ingredients fail to click together and are more interesting that way — and here she goes overboard with this approach.
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"Patsy" weaves confidently through the characters' physical and social worlds, but when it comes to Patsy's emotional interiority, the prose occasionally goes overboard in conveying the potency of her feelings; these descriptions can feel excessive in scenes whose high stakes Dennis-Benn otherwise crafts so nimbly.
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Cheating men have been a favorite theme of hers ever since she was one of Destiny's Children, but Lemonade goes overboard; besides perhaps the grand finale "Formation," pretty much every song is at least an indirect response to an unfaithful husband, and several address him directly.
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People often apologize for being drunk ("I'm way drunker than I thought" is a frequent refrain); once in a while, someone goes overboard and throws up or passes out—though this was more common in an earlier, fascinatingly raw version of the show, which appeared on Funny or Die.
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When he revs his mumble into a yell and slams down with thin, crunchy shards of guitar static splintering every which way, the band rouses, especially on "Vincent," whose echoey single-string intro sets up an increasingly frantic and jubilant song, and the latter half of "Drunk Drivers/Killer Whales," when he goes overboard, pleasingly, with the moaning.
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Geraldus struggles with him and goes overboard with the relic, sinking to the ocean floor. The surviving ferryman asks Diarmuid, "Where to now?"; the novice has no answer.
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It conveys the message that it intended, but nothing goes overboard and things are never preachy. And that makes OKKM far better than its counterparts in the recent times.
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He is a lolicon and wears thick glasses. He once told Raika that "Love is justice. Love is the strongest." to justify his lolicon fetishes to which Raika later agrees. Despite this she frequently beats him on with a paper fan when he goes overboard.
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If the helmsman goes overboard, the boat may continue under power but uncontrolled, risking serious or fatal injuries to the helmsman and others in the water. A safety measure is a "kill cord" attached to the boat and helmsman, which cuts the motor if the helmsman falls overboard.
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Mr. Garcia (Erik Estrada) is Carlos father who appears in the episode Big Time Break. According to Carlos, he goes overboard with his job as a policeman. Specifically, he can be extremely fierce and overprotective when someone messes with his son. According to himself, he has taken sensitivity training nine times.
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With the start of the web series, Tim uses a rating scale of "bags of popcorn" ranging from 0–5. While Gregg respects the limit of five, Tim often goes overboard giving "6 bags" or dozens more, creating tension and confusion throughout the show. Almost every film gets a score of "5 bags" - known as a 'five-bagger' - or higher from both reviewers.
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Unable to tolerate Suchi's insult, Bhutu starts playing pranks on Aarav. However she goes overboard with her mischievousness and in a feat of anger, Suchi shouts at her saying she would have gotten her admitted into a boarding school had she been a normal child. Being afraid of Suchi's wrath, Bhutu seeks help from Gopal and hides in her favorite doll. But she is unable to come out and gets stuck.
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As Lehman is delivering Libby back to prison via a car ferry, he handcuffs her to the car door handle while he goes up top. As he left the car keys, Libby maneuvers the car back and forth trying to knock off the door handle. Lehman returns and the car goes overboard as they struggle. Lehman uncuffs Libby and she is able to swim ashore while ferry crew rescues Lehman.
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A fish strikes, but Joe sights a ship, and in the rush for the oars the line goes overboard and the bracelet is lost. It is the German supply ship to which Willi had been steering them. But before a launch can pick them up, both it and the supply ship are sunk by gunfire from an Allied warship over the horizon. Kovac estimates that the Allied vessel will be there in 20 minutes.
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She quickly tells Blue she is on a mission to rescue Kaminari, and takes Blue to the basement where Kaminari was. It turns out the drought was the result of the Silver Company holding Kaminari prisoner and forcing him to make water for them to sell. With Kaminari free, he proceeds to make up for lost time and produces rain. Unfortunately, he goes overboard and the manga ends with the land being completely flooded.
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On a slow day, TV news goes overboard for Owens. On May 8, 2012, Owens appeared on Dr. Phil with the mothers of three of his children to discuss relationships. In 2013, NBC Sports reported that Owens has become a model. In 2014, Owens made a cameo appearance in R&B; singer Faith Evans' music video "I Deserve It", featuring Missy Elliott and Sharaya J. In 2015 Owens participated in The Celebrity Apprentice 7, finishing in 12th place.
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The baby was male, which relieved Jay because it says in the episode "Snip" that he was afraid of having a girl. Jay is a dog-lover. He sometimes goes overboard in treating his dog Stella as his favorite member of the family much to Gloria's chagrin, and Jay was extremely happy when he realized that Joe was not allergic to Stella, but to Gloria's face cream, in the episode "Rash Decisions". Jay is farsighted (hyperopia).
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Then John is revealed to be Barlowe, the third mate, under Dr. Manning's care all along for a claimed illness. When he learns Ruth has been locked in, he asks the stewardess to enable her escape. When they meet again, John attempts to throw Ruth overboard (mentioning the money of the inheritance he would get as a motive) but is stopped by Dr. Manning, who has followed her. It is John who goes overboard in the fight.
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Meanwhile, left alone at the restaurant, Linda gets sad because she feels like her children do not need her as much anymore. Teddy tells her to go be with her family, and she goes to the museum. However, she gets distracted by a group of museum employees picketing the place and decides to help them improve their chants. They're initially impressed with her rhymes but Linda eventually goes overboard with the chanting and the picketers chase her away.
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Once Moira kills the doctor---Sever's man---Bourne comes down in the lower room because the captain told him that she was down there. As he comes up Arkadin lunges at him with a knife aiming at Bourne's stomach. After a long fight, Arkadain goes overboard with a twelve-story drop, plunging into the frigid water below. Back at the hospital where Asher Sever (who we find out is Dominic Specter) is on life support, Bourne meets Willard, the chef at the NSA safe house.
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The book Mother Maiden Mistress called Dimple one of the more interesting female characters of the year. Gaurav Malani of The Economic Times said the film was watchable because of "Katrina's live-wire energy wherein she never goes overboard and keeps bustling with vivacity through the runtime". For this performance, Kaif received her second Filmfare nomination in the Best Actress category. In 2012, Kaif appeared in "Chikni Chameli", an item number in Agneepath that incorporated dance steps from the Lavani genre (a Maharashtrian folk dance).
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Taking Amara to the third circle of hell, he goes overboard trying to impress her but Amara becomes overwhelmed; revealing she is too fearful to enjoy the date in case he tries to trick her into another deal. Mephisto shocks Amara by revealing that despite being the personification of evil, he feels human emotions and just wants to have a normal date. Returning to San Francisco to continue their date, they end up having a good time with Mephisto asking if he can call her again.New Mutants, vol.
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Cooper followed up by asking "Even if it was a group like Al Qaeda, there would be negotiations with them?" to which Carney replied: > What I'm saying is he was a prisoner in an armed conflict, and we were > engaged in an effort for five years to try to recover him. As an admiral > said on TV today, he said when one of your shipmates goes overboard, you go > get them. You don't ask whether he jumped or he was pushed or he fell. You > go get him first and then you find out.
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The player takes on the role of PaRappa, a paper-thin rapping dog, who is trying to win the heart of a flower-like girl named Sunny Funny. However, he is intimidated by the presence of Joe Chin, a rich, narcissistic dog who goes overboard with his attempts to impress Sunny. To impress Sunny Funny, PaRappa learns to fight at a kung-fu dojo, and takes a driver's education course to get his license. However, when he crashes his dad's car, he has to earn money at a flea market to pay for it.
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Mitchell disagrees with Cameron about lying to Lily and that they have to tell her the truth. Later, when Cameron tries to tell Lily that Larry is not coming back, he tells her the reason: he got married and left with his wife. While saying that, Larry is back home and he changes his story by telling Lily that Larry's wife died. Cameron plans a funeral for Larry's wife but goes overboard and it ends up being a disaster, making Cameron have second thoughts about planning the wedding alone.
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In Shopaholic Abroad (also known as Shopaholic Takes Manhattan in the US) Becky goes to New York City with her then-boyfriend Luke, leaving Alicia in charge of Brandon Communications in London, to Becky's dismay. She shows up in Manhattan to loads of wonderful TV offers...but before she left for the States, she'd visited Brandon Communications and had a sneaking suspicion she left something behind. Overwhelmed by Barney's, Fifth Avenue, and the discovery of sample sales, she goes overboard, even for her. Meanwhile, Luke is dismayed to find out that some of his investors are a little shaky and he's spending all of his time reassuring them.
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One day, the two accidentally meet each other, and in order to impress him, Ivana goes overboard in order to impress him by exaggerating about her education and family's riches. Ivana continues to fantasize about her impending wedding to Raimundo, but soon her lies catch up with her because she doesn't realize that Raimundo is engaged to be married to Patty, her biological's father step- daughter. Also, Raimundo is the son of Esther, the woman who actually abandoned her at a stranger's home years ago. Before Rosario left with her lover, she entrusted young Ivana to Esther, but Esther was unwilling to take care of the baby.
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After an interesting introduction, Tamao early on showed interest in Nagisa and it quickly became apparent that she has a crush on her, which eventually turned into love. It is this attraction she has that gives her a sense of determination to be around Nagisa. Unfortunately for Tamao, Nagisa herself appears to remain oblivious to the depth of Tamao's feelings, and considers her only as a best friend throughout the series. Tamao often goes overboard with regards to her obsession with Nagisa, for example, calling her "my Nagisa", scaring her just to capture her "cute" screams on tape and taking full body measurements of her under the pretense of ordering a school uniform when, in actuality, she just wants to write this "precious data" in her notebook.
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Other reviewers found "The Warrior" to be typical of the Harry Dresden series. Richardson's "The Third Death of the Little Clay Dog" was called "a delightful tale" and "an intriguing mystery" that "neatly merges noir conventions with a fantastical plot", though the characterization was panned as being "flat and inexpressive". Though described as "a roller coaster ride of a story" and "wildly imaginative" Green's "The Difference A Day Makes" was found to employ "gratuitous macabre writing" in trying to describe "increasingly twisted and depraved scenarios, using the same stock descriptions and dialogue". Another reviewer wrote that "Green goes overboard" describing Nightside so that "story is more about the setting than any actual plot...[making] the ending feel like a letdown".
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On recreational vehicles such as boats, personal watercraft and snowmobiles, and on the control panel of many amusement rides, the user or operator has a cord or lanyard attached to his or her wrist or life jacket, that is in turn attached to a key mounted on the dead man's switch. Should the rider fall off the vehicle or the operator at least move away from the controls, the cord will be pulled out of the dead man's switch, turning off the engine or setting the throttle position to "idle". On powered boats in particular this cord is often called a "kill cord" (for powered boats use around the wrist is not recommended, as it may slip off without cutting the engine). If the helmsman goes overboard or is forced away from the controls, the engine cuts out.
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Another episode dealing with racial issues is "A Family Affair," whose script is credited to Tim Reid. The episode touches on the relationship between Venus and Andy: they are friends who like to assume that they have "put all that black-white junk behind us," but when Venus goes out with Andy's sister Carol, Andy gets angry without fully being able to explain why. In the end, Andy has to grudgingly admit over drinks that there was a racial motivation to the way he reacted, and goes overboard trying to prove that he does not, in fact, object to Venus dating his sister, forcing the two of them to dance together at the bar just so he can show that he doesn't have a problem with it. Andy and Venus finally patch up their differences by teaming up to punch out an unapologetic racist objecting to Carol and Venus dancing.
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